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Best barrel of flour from bushels of wheat
I'd best Diploma.
The above articles must be manufactured in the
county, and within the year. The committee are
requested to make lengthy report. describing the
articles upon which they award premiums, sn'l
noticing the number of competitors for the differ
ent pramIums.
Awarding committee--Same as foregoing.
DAIRY PRODUCTS, &c.
Best loaf of bread, not under day old 81
| I'd best do Diploma
Best sample of fresh butter, lbs, or over 2
I'd best do
| Sd best do Diploma
Best sample OF cheese, 10 lbs. or over
| I'd best do Diploma
| Best display Of fruit
I'd best do Diploma
Best variety of table apples
I'd best do Diploma
Best variety of winter apples
I'd best do Diploma
Best u bushel Of apples 81
Best u do peaches 5,
Best "a do pears o.
Best specimen of grapes 81
Best bushel Of sweet potatoes
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-05-15
40 NAVY YARD, PHILADELPHIA.
MATERIALS oy TIMBER AND LUMBER.
Class No. q White Oak.

CdssNo 3-W o. Ship Knees.
400 ship knees, to side inches per t>~
IS boat knees, to side from s te inches do
Class No. 4-Yeuo,o Pine
$1,000 cutie feet plank stecks, 70 average Is fest
long, one half to square not less than IL
inche', and one half not lcrs than IL inohes
at Top end, per cubic foot
Beams.
81 rieces from 46 to Is feet long side IL and mould
Ia inches
Is piecx fom 4o to 81 feet long side is and rnoud
10 inches
IS piees from 40 to 81 feet long, side IT and rould
II inches
- r
TINA ed to contain 9400 cubic feet per cubic foot
III. C.gss No. 5-W1ite Pine
lS!eo9 board fest panel p,ank, ~ inch psr NJ fee,
10000 do do boarss, inch do
1900 do do do sS inch do
10000 do LIST common boards do
MaTERIALs OF TIMER AND LUxBR-EsuxAfEp GUAM.
THY REQCIaED
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PRoPo3ALs FOR NAvAu SUPPLIES, TISr
BER, LUMBER, &c.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF CONsTRUCTIOs, SC.
WaShinrtOn Nav IL lSJ4

BUREAU or CONsTRUCTIOs, &c.
Washington, May III, 1854. )
CEAIED PROPOSALS 20 furnish naval sun
~ pllss for the fiscal year ending 30th June. 1855
(endOrsed proposals for nsaieii8s of timber, metafs
and miscellaneous, aS the case may I've naming the
navy-yard and class for which the eer is intended
viii be received by this bureau to O'Clock. D. M
of tn 2cih day of June next to be delivered nnde,
contract at the several navy-yards hereinafter
naaed, Tree OF expense to the United States and
al The ris<oS Gle contra etor. '- - -
One-fourth part Of the materials Of metals an
miscellaneous hereinafter specified for each navy
yard, eompr siag a due proportion of each kind
must be delivered on before the lst of Septem-
ber next one other fourth part or before the Ist
of December one other fourth part or before the
lst Of April and the remainder on or before the 3Osb
of lone, 1855. ., .-. ----. -
Proposals must provide for furnishing and dey-
erng, on ike terms and conditions, any additional
qsaailty or Quantities OF the articles contracted
for, excepting white oak and yellow pine ,irnia r.
thai may be required at either of the said nav v
yards before The expfalon of the fiscal year end
ing OF me said thireth OF June, eighteen hundred
aud n ~ i've on fifteen days previous notice from
the bureau or the cOmmandant of the yard where
the articles be delivered the contractor or
his agent at the point of delivery.
In accepting offers, (all other things, including
price and qia'i'y, being equally preference will be
given 10 articles of the growth, production, and
marui,ciure OF the United States.
AL. articles must be OF the very best quality,
co-f Tming TO samples, which viii be exhibited on
which hey are to be delivered. They must be in
good order and condition, in suitable vessels or
packages, The may be, a. the ch srge Of the
contractor All articles, vessels, and packages to
be subject to the inspection of the yard where tey
received, snd be In all respects the satsfac-
iion of the commandant thereof.
The fax canvas TO be 30 inches wide, and each
bolt to contain 40 running yards. The blue thread
all to be at the usual distance from the selvage
The weight of each bCft, and that to be borne by
strips in testing, is as follows:
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FORM OF AN OFFER FOR SUPPLIES.

yh..y,r .yree IN furnish and deliver, a. the navy
x.rs ~ =. "A, conformity with the require q cuts
OF the sd y-rrissmen. from tina Bureau OF Conssrnc
ton, Equipmsnt, and Repair Of the " My, nay, iS'a A.
cI..sss 40 and No for that yard, 70 Wit:
(IaSs No. -
-fbs dry white lead, At cts. per 10.
lbs. :" Ian pblsck at - do--"...-'
-Rs red lead, 1t - ec.-...-
-Ibs. !" iithsrge, at - ao'''''''.
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WASHINGTON. D. c., MONDAY. MAY Is. 1854.

20 pieces black spruce piece sticks SO to IS feet
long, average size n frsm the bult is inches,
top end 10 inches per piece
900 incnes spruce stick, (black) from to ex in
chss, 10 average inches, feet in length to
every inch diameter per inch
The whle of the above to be straight and with the
bark on. ~ -.
200 spruce sticks, (shores from 80 to 40 feet long
10 inches diameter at the butt per piece
zoo sprucs poles, 20 feet long, inches diameter.
-,t-s .-- -ass Per piece
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The strips TO be one inch in width, except No.
which will be 4 inch. Thu warp and filling to be
spun exclusively from long, well dressed water
mixture OF shorts or tow. The yarns TO be evenly
spun and of proper ineness, the warp to be rather
m)re twisted than the filling The warp and filling
from No 10 No. ), inclusive, to be double thread
m ideraiely twisted, and Nos. 6, :, and single
thread. No description of iveave.s' dressing 70 be
used in the manufacture, nor any cyndering,
caandering. pressing, or beating.
Cotton canvas 10 be twenty inches wide, each
bolt 70 contain fifty running yards, and to weigh
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NAVY YARD, KITTERY, MAINf.
uar,r,,rs m srSnrs Ann 1rrxnrp

Class No. 2.-Whits Oak ..-f
70C00 cubic # white osk rleDk stocks per cubic #
To average 43 feet in length, and none to be
less than So feet, one hslf to squsre not less
than "A inches, and the other half to square
not less than II inches, at the top end of
tie stick. Lat
so pieces Of pasture white oak timber. from IA
to Is feet long, to be si'st straith ht one way
from 10 to 10 inches thick, and to haveA
fair natural curve the other way fsom 80 to
40 inches in ths length of the stick. Moth
ing will be tsken from the moulding way,
which may be from IL to 16 inches wide,
clear Of bark. Estimated at 900 cutic
feet per Cable foot
Class No. 4.-Ielloac Pine. ..,r..f
Yellow pine beams per cubic foot. viz: -...
All to be mopl led by mould springing inches
In SO feet side l6 inches and mould IA inches net
& Iiecea AZ n a I'D in,
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Weights TO he borne by
strips.
crOsswlse. Lensthwise
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bur and middle, to taper to Is inches at top

bun and middle, to taper to IS inches at tOp}
end
The whole of class No. l3 to be Of the best quail
;ty, long leaf, fine grain yellow pine, to be got out
Straight and square to the above sizes.
MATERIALS METAL.
Class No. 3.-Iron. a.
60, ,o1O lbs. AZ by "a inch fiat iron, in lengths Of
from p to2S feet, per Id.
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10 sets hrsss secretary hinges and fsstenings pr sci
~ gross brass wsaseorted gross ein., gro-s
llSin., IA gross Il Gin, IL gross lin, gross
In, pei sample, per gross -
SO do iron screws assorted-2 gross Sin, gross
~ IN, Is gross 2.in., % gross FIN, Is gross
5Si 1H-in, IS groes L in, gross q ia., s gross
lhrin.. per sAunnle 0rOes
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Class No. 13-Spar Timber
pieces yellow pine SIS feet long, IL inches square

5000 cubic feet, per cubic toot.
All Of the above to be hewn on straight lines and
parallel, psr dimensions, the whole to be free from
sap, bad knots and all other defects
pieces yellow piue 81 feet long, 1s inches square
Is from the butt, ami not less than Il inches
a. the top end .s.,tf,.- .
pieces yellow pine 81 feet long, onethird from the
butt, II inches sonare. tep end lS inches
spieces yellow pine, As feet long, ons-third from
the butt, 10 inches square, top and sud IL IN
chestQuare ~..- s.. . t-- ..,.- 49,.
pieces yellow pine ~ feet long onethrd from the
butt, 1s17 inches square, top end 16 inches
pieces yellow pine A. feet long, third from the
butt, 1914 inches square, top end IA inches
square ~ - ~, t-..H-. ......
pieces yellow pine 50 feet long, one third from the
butt, IL inches square, top end l6k inches
pe:es yellow pine As feet lcng, onethrd from the
butt, IL inches square, Top end 14H inches
square .' - w..
piece yellow pine 50 feet long 1s inches square in
the middle, IL inches square ends
piece yellow pine, 55f ct long, l5 inches square in
the middle, IL inches square ends
! 1918 cubic feec, per cubic loot.
pieces white pine round spsrs, 78 feet long, 50 in
ches diameter, oue-thIrd from the butt
white pine round spar, 6O feet long, "a inches di.
ameter, e-th!rl from the but
white pine round spars 65 feet long, 16 inches d.
ameter, one-tqlrd from the butt
white pine round spars % ,eet long, 26 inches d
ameter, one third from the butt
l72 inches, per inch
piece, or I'll cubic feet white pine square spar, IS
feet long, 90 by 26. per cubic foot.
Class No. 14-F re-,cood.
100 cords hickory wood, young growth, feet long,
per cord
200 cords oak wood, young growth, feet long, per
cord
10 cords ptch.pine wood, /" split" Fer cord.
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NAvY-YARD, CHARLEsTOWN,M MASS.
Materials OF TIMBER AND LUMBER.
Glass No. 2.--Whue Oak.
$1,000 cubic feet plank stock, to average 43 feet in
length, and none to be less than IS feet; one
half to square not less than IA inches, and
the other half TO square not less than IL
inches at the top end of the stick
1000 cubic feet prOmscuous, from 25 to 35 feet in
length, and from I2 to 1s inches square in
the middle Of the stick. per cubic foot.
Csa,s No. 3.-Wh,tc Oak Knees.
800 boat knees, to side three inches and upwards,
square and outsqua:e, per knee.
Class No. 4.-Yellow Pine.
50 beams, from 35 TO IS feet in length, Is inches
square, and to spring the moulding way, )
inches, measuring ESQ cubic feet, per cubic
foot
s5 bsams, from 46 to 4s fec, long, sided II, and
IS beams, from 40 to 90 feet long, sided is and
IS beams, from 40 20 so feet long, sided II, and
To have a regular spring of incses in so feet,
estimated to contain ., 40 cubic feet, per cubic
fOJ.. -H
Class No. 5.-Whne Pine
1900 cubic feet white pine timber, from IS to 45
feet 10 length, and not iess than IL inches al
the top. TO he free fron, large knots and
other defects Per cubic co..
Glass No. 6.-.asA, Elm, and Cypress.
500 cubic feet of white ash butts. from IA to 25
feet long, and not less fhan lS inches In di-
ameter at the top, and clear from bark, per
cubic foot
s go superficial feet of white-Oak boat boards,
from 10 to 80 feet in length, of the best quail
Hy, per Nj feet, board measure.
Closs No li-Stares and Heading.
099 c slaves, length &c inches, thickness inch
] geo r slaves, length As inches, thickness inch
1000 pipe slaves, length 60 inches, thickness IL
inch
900 C heading, length So inches, thickness
inches
], ,OOe 4 heading. length p inches, thickness y
inch
The heading to be inches wide, the slaves
inches, all TO be of white-oak, and marked 10
designate the kind, per thousand.
Cqd0 No. 1a.-Fre Wood.
rs cerds oak wood, best quality, per cord
Clcss No. "copper".
! 600 sheets copper sheatbing, l6 OF
5000 do do 81 OF
Estimated to weigh 90 600 lbs, per lb.
1000 lbs brazisrs "copper" (assorted thiekness) PEI
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The foregoing are the nsr sizes; the timber to be
delivered inch larger each wsy, to allow for tn
trimming.
The whole to be Of the first quality, long Leaf
southern yellow pine, and estIna cd TO measure ~
$50 cubic feet.
40 COO cubic feet best quality, fine grain, southern
yellow pine plank stocks, per cubic foot.
Class No. 5.-Whne Pine Lumber.
so 600 feet board measure, inch stage plank, from
25 to 40 feet in ler 9Th, and IA to l6 inches
wide, wider, of regular widths, free from
large knots, per feet, board measure.
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Class No. 3.-hon, BY the pound, (American)
&C, ,OOO pounds 1S l6 i.ch round iron
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Lengths from 20 70 80 f width from IL 20 IL inchss
Class No.8-Locaist, Red Cedar.
Red osdar, from IL to ie n long, 20 pieces per piece
y. Class No. l2--Bidck Spruce Spars.
1000 inches, to average IA ches. per 'nch
10 pieces. average length fr.m so to e5 fest;
to average sH inches at top ends, Per pieos
Poles, loo pieces do
Cas- No. 13-fpar Timber.
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| Weight per bolt.
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i also agree to furnish and deliver, on like term,
and conditions az the ssid navy yard, any addition
al quantity OF sail articles that may BE- required be-
fore the ex prsion Of the fiscal year ending Both of
June 1856, on fifteen days previous notice from the
bureau, oc the commandant Of said navy yard
: Ii my offar bs accepted, desire to be addressed
through the post Office at --, snd the contract to
be Fans to the navy agent at -, for execution.
To the Chief of Bureau of Co instruction, &c,
Washington, D. @. '-..-''
We, the undersigned, residents Of -, in the
in the State Of, hereby guaranty that, in ease
the f'regoing bid Of Fl be accepted, -, will,
Within tan days after the receipt of the contract OF
the post office desisnsted, execute the same, with
good and sufficient suretes, to furnish the supplies
EN- mbraced in sad bid, in conformity with the terms
OF the advertisement under which 1t was made. J.
+sf ~ = t1-t[G. % tI G. ID.
g. r. y = --ffs.ae .f+f- 1.t--r .f--oF-F.
hereby certify that, to the lest of my knowled te
and belief the above namet gusrautprs are good
end sufficient. G. H., Navy Agent
FORM OP ENDORSEMENT
= on the envelope trsnsn itting the offer: FE8
= "ProrosaIs Jm -." (aanae the yard.) t-.
Class No. =. b..
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.
YESTERDAY.

AhERlCAN.-Jss Cooke, N N EduuuJ. Pt,d.,ie,,
S.spen himund. Lynchourg; Jas Thompson Po,,smouh.
Wm III Swear, n. T.; w Morrison. WILMINGTON. q 10
Ro"den. Portsmouth; Joseph Per..iL Ch.,I,s,o, YIN
Pepper, \. e.; Spencer, Charlotte; NJ Mc(,ll {;
Prihith, Henry Harris. Bait; r N Cary. Richmond n
Arouele Mics ADdsrson Misl A-bucI, \ Y. {; I.,.oo
Boston; AcAlister, n. Y; MN Drew. \ Rohs,. !
Muffin Lady. childsnd .r't ~ Co. Henry Thorn,op s,
Loui,; Mrs Phillips, Miss Philips. n. o.
EXCHANGE.--R w Martin, Pi,tsyI,,nl,. n +, n,,,
X Dunn, Abingdon; q Sharp, If Co. wsl;, gto,I
Block and family Of 8. Black.burg: Col @ Colsm,n
Louisa; WIN II Stringfelow. So. Ca; g Ch,nn.li RAJ,
Crowley. Wilmington; q Dobbn ~ C.: n {; B,r.
sian, Va; W Payne. Matches; A Boiling Richmond.
q Saicherell, Washington; W Chsmberl,ip Ricb .
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n York; B Gresham, Va; X A Paind n q Uiek, W
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lottsvill G richardson Poshstan; G. T Co.bern Ior;s.
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lord, q Is Poeow. Southa mp,or; q Cooper I.I. NJ
Wight; g II Scadder, York; Z II H.rrisop Va. W
Bfuiware, King Queen.
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Amelia; Gooch. Gordonsvlle; T + Cali ] ,,tins
kchmond Butler, J. Peirce, vs.; W n Robrr,so,
Seaksville; Ricsrd, Baltimore; s Boodroot ] w
Hopkins, L Puns Rich; J Tiusley Pi,,syy.pi, ] n
Award, Tennessee; IL Blaine, King & Queen: " w
Whtock. Jefferson.
UNITED SrATES-P BROWN, ] b Allen. Riebnond.
Gooch, Gotdonsvie; r W Perce New Yo,k. = w
Wineheid, Ii ii Goodman, Hanover; lessee lone. Nor,
iolk; Thomas II Tut~ier, Pilmyra: Joseph n Rs,dins
Stauntor; Jefferson Sencsir, Harry Howard UaTn'
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KENT, FAME KENT,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers Foreign
DRY GOODS
No. II, FOURTEENTH Sr., RIcHMoNi
EAIl In an. IlSl

XXTE respectfully invite the attention of
w Virginia, North Carolina unu,usy
large and commanding stock OF BRITISH FREHCY Nj,
now being received by arrival.
from Europe which we're purchased during the by
Mr. James Kent casa
eumanee, We are also receiving complete assortment OF
AMERICAN fIBBIC the whole comprising largest
and most attractive ',oeSwe have been able oGe
which will be sold at prices unusually low.
We also prepared with did
MADE CLOTHiNG manutA Richmond and which will
compare fayoraby In STYLE quality price, with any
made goods.
We particularly solicit merchants visiting this market call
and examine stock pledging ourselves sell
s they can be bought In any market In Ills country.
Orders respectfully solicited and promptly attended
aug KENT PAINE A KENT
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
sAILlNa OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
RRnM m CT Tl.l
PORT OF RICHMOND,

H. Y. Tute. '
son. ' va
sshr Hsnrieo, Stanton New York, mdse David Carre.
schr L. Jones' Gregory RoekiAnd, lime, Luther libby
sehr kit, Gray, Eansemond, bacon, to owner.
dale. 1850
SAILED,
echr. gailego, smith, New York, mdse., ID. Currie,
sehr Sirxn'a Phillips, Bal more, W. D. Coiau Acc
schr Lewis Perry Eli Providence mi, rank BAKER
schr Hope Creighton BALTIMORE mdse, W. Coiqatt Co.
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Taoa J. CLARKE. late Of RieAr.aaI.
LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE.

'I'Hk Subscriber havinF pareha.@i M. on.. i.,.t a.,
mona. Laus-rt E will be PLEASED 20 receive or.
CO. ~ ns - ~ sndst ths nAnazssht r. IRAscE
and the Drasihss ~i he as soon A.,
''' IuOs. J. CLARKE,
H.ltln
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PURCELL, LADD & c

PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
DRUGGISTS,
No. %, NTrin STREET, Corner of 4h, Richmond, Va
hFfER for sale in lots to E their large and
" general assortment embracing the following part
$500 superior Indigo
hhds brst Nader
40 kegs Sup CArb Soda
~ bbls Varnishes
10 bbs Venetian Red
10 bbs Sal. Soda
% bags Pepper Ginger and Allspics
200 mats Cinnamon Bark
20 bbs Alcohol
Is bbs Burning Rluid
500 kegs White Lead, dry aud in oil
case Nutrargs: do Mace
co dosen Rushion's Cod Liver on
40 ounces sulphate Quinne
case prime Turkey Opium
1000 gallons Lamp Oil
bales prime Gloves
30 bills Sps Turpentine
$50 lbs. SAlpetre
20 Chrome Green and Yellow
1000 lbs Paris Green, dry in oil
500 boxes Window Glass, French and American
b6ls White Ginger
200 lbs Root and Powdered Rhubarb
2C0O lbs Gum Arabic
IS Colors, ground in
~ gross Lows Brown Windsor Soap
100 dozen Nroom RoweI's Military
And the uua assortment Patent Medicines
ess suited to the wants OF the rAdea which
low prices.
NIB. Particular and prompt packing and forward.
ing goods PURCeLL LkDD 4 CO.,
suYS Druggists, ~, Main street, rner
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GRO. dRdb60 WILL e given to cur customer, Who
gOoi Tor share in the following donation as soon "a - ~
have been tss1ed for ONE DOLLAR portraits
presented. The donation will consist Of. '"s"e'''
House and Lot in Richmond worth. ....... .eo m,
40 DO .................... 500
"a, ~, Ii 40 ............. 1000
24y. Books Portraits and Fsn;y Articles aggregate
'1iue VI '....-..s.-..
$1,000 Presents, OF a total value OF. .... ,c,Dn,
eJ may y" Ad On APPA'loh when pictures taken
OF WILLIAM A. PRATT,
DAGUERREAN Artlst, 40 Main street, Richmond.
VIC VI. P. SIMoNs,
Daguerrean Artist, I5 Main street, Riehmobd
" D. bre bills may be obtained by paying d. balance ony
payable when the pictures taken the presents distributed
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$4,000 WORTH OF REAL AND personal
ESTATE FOR PEOPLE,
hiyHlTcSGf En'sryrisc-Li Equitable
NHITkIIUHsTs


H.,
Ni'"F'>'' EH'''PZ,,r rL Equitable and cyt,i
DAGUERREOTYPE ENTERPRISE
HwHITEHURsr has decided Trustees in hen
eft Ot'he the ensPri. $4,000 worth
s. and PST,95 ,;n,. to ,; dispose! holders
shares The certificates Is which entities the holder 10
tpOPery also whitehGr. q @oSs Fsi ia" Pr
presented his Gssrt. 10 "a. ootns ' sa
Baltimore wa,hnsiOn, Richmond Norfolk Lyneheurs Will
a. been made With the following named ar
Carney, Of YORK D. c. coun,. Of Phisdephs. Spring.
V; n, We rS,,l T. PsT's s ., ,Unsia9,i Ohio
SsT''ss,s, MAY be bad Me,,r' sLADg BAKER on
k5S ~ ASP IRoStcrloX FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANIES
so"S1IheIs oTnPa1s, onous to Insure sEan, loss or dsm
nee y S,s pEsns nog Furniture, Mnsernr Establish
S.' able terms. Any o,,es which may ,u.
Csf. agency vi s itf;5Sf . Hs prompt
la" - No. lts Main street.
VDLAlS nE J'iNEs ONLY s7y CTS PR YGRpSy,., ..
sD. .' ES. nTfs 70. . q ,;osd Colour, Fsn De
cs soon YOU ~, ~, go ~ hs oT price On SN cts yArd
suis - ''- sti ;s' 80 joa iRisB No 8, m.p
OATHING SPONGE.-Just received I, i.Tys -,,r,,-- :,
:aEst3 Velvet S70n suitable Tor the bath Also Flesh
auto P JOHNSTON BRO, Druggists.
- 100 6bs coffee. 20 bo,,. Loaf
$50 81. Crushed and PaIvsriIed SUGAR
e0 hhds y and PIX
). sId, CUBS. o5o'S 30 n 1oSa SI'''
Us har chests superior Gunporder Tea
loo bbls No l Soth Caroliua
~ bblt No HafaN urpp,.,,
rs hNlf bbls wools Roe. 20 bbis So9SC ""''''NuS'
~ bills MAekere, 10 bids Bacon sides. p,r sale h.
anYt EDWIN WORKMAN A co
GNhNOLLS, GO boyr' Adansntne SPERM Huii', and
By lau2'l EDWIN wORTU1X !. 70
lille. MULBERRY AM WHITE ANTTE DiNXpu
tb SKIS containing Tor 10 20 200 PIECES among wb,,b -
have sons rev ins desrbe patterns Tor sale TOW by
w. bULhLkY co, is7 Main street.
sD[ Bsls riCKLED hDDOCK, Tor sale.
81 anlg JAS. WINSTON.
RACoN.-lo hhd'. prize sides, for ,slsby
- 40, LEWIS WEBB a SON
"hITE DUCK tOArS.-THs BT5T az, 49,. -
w offered Tor sale In il' market this season 80 -,
~ a sni GET one, and be lsaed the fact thar me- ~
/ isSi " " '''ee'' ~ So, -Wh. IRA SMITHS
~ heAi7oR3 ClotAiqg Ndnyticsory,
R i as "'F'''' '0''"" ,rw,. wr,.
! VELVET HIBBON,-7 case. Plain AMI r., -
Ribbons, receiving dreetror Iyons and for .ssb 'c'e
= MINT, PAINE KNIT.
nrLEAs nVLAssts--s5 66s prins orI,,n, Noi.....
.alt IN sKISKER, Cary street.
! q hhLp CHLsTs 0UNPgDER, ri CK Avn rSattsu
- hkEAkEAsr TEAs, ofuperor aoaliti.. vht.k - -
70 hs uade In store and daily psetsd, Tor sals bV WV
| .',--,,, wtSsroNa PowERs
| ~ hHps. NEW oRLEASSUGAR p,r, MIN. n, -,
L'h sugar 20 Ibis C,Aed sad Pulvsrisrd sIv,r for
$50 VA"I WINSTON JONES.
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10 Davenport, Allen q &C., Auct..
lNt HkIsS ~ JCrio,,-oa rhar,i.y TN s.p,,u..
te. .e VIII sell. At ID ocs At sur .a.tion 49, y. ~.
sortnrnt 81 Groceries, ''' NS'''n st'r" an ~
So bags Rio Ccrr-
200 . Old Java do.
Molasses, Coffee suzar.
Crushed sogaTs, Rrorn 10
ureen Ani BaeE rvas, Candle, so,,
mfapprs Paper Coitcn Tuin
french Brandy Wines Al, n
boxes hanufac
Choice Brsh, Psrtic.r ma % sna
Tssss-undsr sioO, cash sior and over
sci rye DAVENPORT, ALLsS A CO,
kuetIo
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Az ana ias Broadway. New yo,,

N"NDVCIto cPOS THk CCRoFHAN
hoiel has recently and reoed v;,h Ill .
and is now for reception az n.y
AneEt "a transient boarders visitors ,sryS
hours either In their apartment Cxi.hea extra a.
anng rooms or in the Sail which
;hs Hotel THIS Hotel being located three minutes san
OF me Asnl Hudson River and Ne~-Hayen Depot.
to the city will hn advantage 10 ay a.
CALL as the proprietor soes the public
W "a appc