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Washington Aqueduct.

OFFICE o WAsHiNsTon AouEpucr,
Washington, March z, 1855
PROPOSALS invited for graduation brick
L dams and Washington aqueducL
sh OF May will be opened or
that day.
hjaps profes ohe work will be ready for
m minati and the 20i day of April next.
received tor the work of particular culver
bydges described in the aud specdcsons
works be completed under the
hui all unfinished work will
appropriations by Congress The engneer
prescbe work to be done and
contract for each appropriation and IN case
appr holding sufficiently decide when and
rai be stopped unit funds become available.
funds the per will paid it, in the judgment of
engineer work has been properly executed go far as has
gone.
made specie checks the United States
monthly estimates OF the engineer reserwng 10
ncr dtion all work
paid their full monthly, and in specie
An endorsed proposals for work
the Washington Aqucduct"
The United The right reject all the bids
should they such
conducive to the OF the
Ef ..E4l ssl5sa .
Every written signed by
responsible the effect that he or they under
enter obligation, within days. with good and sufficient
undertaken said
certificate of the United states district
district agent one oteer Of
known the Engineer De-
War; that the are able to make good Their
+.
o0 " " NJ. c. MEIGs,
Capt OF Engineers, in charge
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IL. III. GILL u IT,

Counsel a Lac,
Has Office his resd in Franklin Row. corner
He will continue TO devote his alten
ton principally United States supreme Court
he concerning patents he VIII
legal arising before
the chief justice assistant
justices District Of Columbia and will also assist in the
prep,raton nd II concerning patents.
lie written opinions and prepare arguments for par
either of the departments and
win also prosecute before board established for the
adjudcatiop.
tlcf9 90--df
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N jr;4.1
IN q, s"s, ana placing tne same anacr ovh.fag' Ky
~ eofteaponaehee s ana proeeeangs espeeS M M
asueh % .rips, lnoue % sohseyshee' ana .ss ~ % us
and arrivals ON al me routes the course o. ho
~ ms l,.,,bnan and tbs s,r hs
Of the domestic mail service Of the United States IL pre-
neres he rr man recsv he Kids
and takes charge ~ the ANIMAL nd oni mail
and he adastmcnt and recntiop of the conraes All ar
o %. ~ o s -
to this Office All cIam should be il for
tatnu vice ot under contract a. the recognition OF raid
rx;ea - er, ~ ah,r ,h 81 th Ne ~, tact l,,eo a. .
necessary authoy for the roper Credits At the OF
Gee From tbi o;cs All sierra A. he ends Of routes re-
& a; - ~ ~ ,,, s s - =. & PIT - m -, ~ M .;hd @ II g rnr ,a ~
rospectlye rcutes Jtreeorts eall 10 lie auditor M con-
sna ~. , hIbt ~ ,h ~
sarycs ana ,he rsports If ha mall l,tng giving stat
msn Of each bid aso Of the contracts made the new
ca ar;a;n,tad tba nrdarod and ths additional
.de % me anu 'Do
FINANCE Osce-John sIarroh, esd Third Assistant Post
master General and twenty one clerks To his office are
assigned tbs supervision and arrangement of the financial
busness Of the department. ey0fved npon ho
depostaes Of the department. the issuing OF warrants and
sra IN payment q balances reported Dy ne nuaor 70 %
az M 70 m % Ser
o e aceoau.s o. oce unuer uael - ane
.eriS r S ah;';s ~ ~ po, m , n o ] Of
h.. chsrga nf the oeics or tbe Ia
SUING hostage stamps and stamned envelopes for the
postage and Of the accounts connected there
with. !
should direct their quarterly returns postage
draft Offices their letters reporting quarterly the pro
ceeds of their offices, and those at deposng offices,
their certificates depoe to him should directed
the weekly and monthly returns of the deposaries
department. az well as all applications and receipts for post
age stamps and stamped envelopes and for dead letters
r. om ,h otea 49, h;of ,t and
l'Ieso" Cg'. n ~ az % =, ;;tn "a W ~ at, 1e ~ ~
eyen.een Ie s th i, o,is = s tS ;i .Is d "a AZ
a a ~ th ai certiicaes of the service of ronte
. ranarts II nail fa;lures az nnting the delin
aSa ,nd nranao ~ thsrsan for the
art;on Of the Postmaster General furnishing blanks for mail
reoers and REPORTS of mail failures providing
ing out mail bags and mallock and keys and doing all
other things which may be necessary faithful and
exact performance of all mail contracts.
All cases Of mail depreciation OF violation OF law oy p
va,e or X u pigs 80 81 hi & u and ~ hp"nJ FL
. ss.'nis, a'e - .nu'i @ lug '"' 'i' " '' o0' "' S
commmnicat;ors resnecno Lost money letters mail
anredations or other violations of law or mal-locks and
KEYS should be directed Chief Clerk Post Office Depart
ment."
All registers of the arrivals and departures OF the mails
certificates OF the service OF route agents. reports OF ma a
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wm. M. Merrick,

No. 38 Louisiana arenns,
WILL practise in the Supreme Court Of the United stac The
cou OF cms several courts of the District OF Co
lumbs
Dec 27--Jtawt
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Everett House.

North Side of Union Square, Ne'O York.
HIs establishment the prominent and delight
fui Park affords approaching hnish, and, when
eonl.,s vii, combine devss and money supply
~ render "a The MOST constructed.
The propi,or, of respectfully
the open first Of October next Tor the aecommo
Applications viii received from wishing make
arrangen,rnts the winter months
80 f CLAPP JosLIN.
HAwLHy CLAPp,
A. G. JostfS.
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The following is the vote in detail; !;

The following is the vote in detail
For Mr.. Ticaordson Aessrs Aiken, Allen, Barclay,
srast burnett
Cingmsn Howell Cobb, Williamson * y" s Uopo Hrais'
Graword Denver Dowds j. Fuller Gooae
Greenwood, Augustus Hall, Sampson W. Harris Inos.
jsss, Mss, HsSss s.asy 5oss
LumpLu, Samuel s. Marshall! Marvel Mshpen, nr pas Ms
sSer3sr sSeps Samuel smith, stephens stewart Talbot.
lor, Vail Warner, Watkins Wells "nsiow' anu 'o'n
Banl assRsr,:' R,'nahsisa ASsish'I biaahsm Al,son
G5ss ciSssihb poss bastss ni%
Crow B. Hal. Hell9way T. r. kn,nn Ho,ton " r.
sSa ls Es.. s'fs Sassa sa,'sa sa
bn ssss, sapp shsrnsn simmons Tappsa Thsrng.on
Thur.o Trston Wade W.ks%.D, i0gaasaD WshDurn Wat
SON. woIch, Wood woodruff and woodwogth p.,d,h.
For M Henry aS. FMsrrmsE 1nsn. Edie. Harrison, Ha,
VEN Kenneth knight Mlward Paine pearcs d rno
Ready, Rce Rivers Roberts Scott ones0' io1'
yss1 H. P c.mpSs .nS sds1xops c1x pSs'e
Lake lsdsy A. g. m.-a svfR:s
Edwards Robbins, Stranshan Whitney n ana 4 Harris
Ior Mr. Whecer.--Messrs. H. W. DAVIS y NJ '
Hoffman, A. Oliver, and Ricaud. "a wa-
For Mr. Thurston.-Messr'. BANKS op'nne''
liams. ,,,;, oa walker
Ior Mr. Haren--Messrs Etherdge and W. Il. Smith.
For Mr.. Horard Mr.. Dunn
For H. Wulker.-Mr Eustis.
For Mr. Carl;ie.--Mr. II. Marshall.
For NJ. Harlaa.-Mr' 1ea Mr. Moore. M;sns,s.on
FOR M. A. Oiirer.--Mr. Wheeler
There being no choice the House proceeded to twenty
ninth vote with the following result:
Whole number of votes 22l necessary to choice III
Of these
Mr. Banks received .-.........".','-'at
Richardson. .s
III. NJ Fuller.
Pennington.
Wheeler. ............"......,.,.
Carlile
Zollicoher
Thurston. ......'s.''-''.'..''''''
ENH Swope,
Howard
Haven.
Walker. ............'...'.-''
Harlan.
Bell.
VIM Smith. '''...,-.-''.'.s''
A.
Snecd..
There being no choice, the House proceeded to hir-
teth vote, with the following result; 80
Whole number votes 219; necessary 10 ehoee ito'
of these
Mr. Banks received.
Richardson..
H. NJ Fuller 20
Iocoffer
Pennington ,-.............'',..'.'...,'.'...'.''
Swope., .'....''...''..''''''t''
Howard
Haven.
Walker.
w. TX. SmI1h,... 'ss''''s-'''
VIM. Smith.
Carfile.. .'''..'"''''.
Thureton. .s-.-.-ss..s.'s'-''
Wheeler
Brooks.
A. Oliver.
There being no choice, the House proceeded 10 n
thirty first vote, with the following result;
Whole number OF votes 2lo necessary TO choice llo
! OF these
Mr. Banks
Richardson ...''.'.'.''.'''.a
I
| Zollcoifer.
4 bennington
4
Stanton.
4
4
| Narlle..*. "ssss~"
wheeler, .'''s''s,,
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CEoRGE w. MORELI., Attorney and Couns~iiQrat-
conpiseioner, commissioner
Far ,he Court of Claims, No A. Wall street. New York
Refers Hon r. Nelson UNed States supreme Coun
unn n Fh United states General y. Toan, Corps
Ecginsers United States army Bs Solicitor the Court
ar ,,im. H. s;,Ilet esq MAJOR Arnold Harris, Wsshins
!, ~. ', ~. = - ' Oct lO--WFAsun3m
TyaE Prsson OF yycitevreden, snd Glance as shs
.,iona,ions FRANCK TAYLOR
Nov
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yJARyEY n ADAMS, having purchased OF Il. wheeler
all their s,ock Of hardware In the store lately occupied
345 Pennsylvania opposite Browns Hotel
respectfully call the attention Of purchasers TO ihe
Of goods We hope By strict attention bus
all articles In hne 10 merit
~ HARVEY = ADAMS.
Nov 1-dm 884 4sst Afti sHsgHHs gt ssss @ft
cuPEHlOH Turping Lathe and Splendid Of
subscriber has for private sale very
small turning lathe, with large and complete set OF
every descriptions suitable for rlvermh, jewellers
maker requiring fine tons which viii
re JAMES g. MCGUIRE,
Nov 23-d6t Auctioneer and ComrDss0n merchant
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rENsUs o 1850, large puarto vofome, bo"nd I'm
sans nr '''''' w ''' FRaNCR TAYLOR.
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:" :"
To Capt M. O. Meigs, u s.. Engineers
undcrsgned residents of -, in the State OF
Jointly severay United Sfates and
be accepted,
tuy viii within DAYS bid,
cute with and sufficient sireic
perform furnsh proposed conformity
othe which IL raade Aud In the
aforesaid, guaranty
to make good the offer by the said and
the xt bidder.
tsigned) a. u.
thereby certify that 10 the my knowledge belief
above guarantors good and sufficient
(Signed) e. r.
Mar s-3awtethhiay& &lawG
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Enfe rtsinssent the Western Presbyterian Charch
HE ladies o this congregation announce that In the course Of
tew entertainment the church
edGce supper md for the Of useful and
VIII
furnishing the church. II ia dcsisned that no article
snn sold above its value. 3@45 L re{ - ..f~
Rsfs lotteries and other games will be prohibited
The admission fee shall be only I2k cents.
No pains will spared give perfect satisfaction 10 visitors and
patrons the enterprise. 1,
To aid object contributions In money usei and
fancy Articles respectfully solicited md
HASKELL pscpal directfess at No 30 Pennsylvania
avenue west CIRCLE" will be thankfully received and
gratefully acknowledged. .E s teat NOV o-1awsw &
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NEW GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN-P. J. STEER, mer
IN no just received large and beautiful stock OF
new fall and winter goods which respectfully invites the
tenion q and the public.
and varied stock Of cloths casmefes and
his stock OF genemens furnishing
goods Is very select and complete; such as
n arts, cravas stocks, ties, gloves
hosiery
silk, cotton, md woollen undershius drawers, Sc ,
hing order nj short nohce IN a
style OF Unsurpassed elegance and At fair prices
solicited 10 call early ana scieet choce sVes
No. ass Seventh street.
Sept i2-3tawif
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GEORGE WOODS NEW WORIx.-Modern Pilgrims,
showing improvements travel and The newest uiehod OF
rerchirs Celestial Guy by George Wood author Of "Peter
SchemhI n America" volumes. Price 81 u.s. let 49,
young physician entering practice by James
jackson, M. D.. LII d. ei. NY ~ -.f.-a. gs ".
Japan Was and u; BY Richard Wdfe'h auhor OF i's"y
the United States. 81 Q5. llag ~
OaeA Story OF Republican Equality by sydney a. S'oy ~
81 a.
>~'' TAYLOR X MAURY'5
Nov 25 Boekstore, pear YIN street. &
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Splendid schemes for December, 1865.
agEGonY MAuRY, MANA ssns, WILMINGTON, Del.

Lottery for the benefit OF The
STATE OF DELAWARE.
uioss an for 1850.
10 be wilmington Del, Saturday, December 1885,
IS number loltery--I4 drawn ballots.
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DEPARTMENT oF STATE.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Tho Treasury Department consists of the offices the Sec
retary OF the Treasury, two comptroers commissioner Of
he customs SIX auditors treasurer register solicitor light
house board and coast survey
The following brief indication of the duties of these
several Offices and OF the force employed therein respectively
Secrearys 0ce.Hon. James Guthrie, Secretary of the
Treasury; Hon. f. c. Washington Assistant Secretary
one engineer in charges architect and
temporarily employed and twenty clerks The Secre
tary Of the Treasury charged with the general
OF the fiscal transactions of the government OF the exc
cuhon of the laws concerning the navigation
OF the United States. lie uperntend the survey Of the
coast the lighthouse establishment the hospitals of
the United States and the construction OF public
buildings for custom-houses and other purposes.
First Comptroller Oico-Elisha Whittlesey, esq, Comp
trolier and fifteen clerks He pescoes the mode of keep
ing and rendering for the civil and diplomatic
vice as well as the public lands and revses and ceres
balances arising thereon
SECOND Coo'pfrclcr's O6iee-John NJ. Brodbead esq, ,
Comptroller and clerks He prescribes the mode
OF keeping and rendering the of the army navy
and Indian departments Of the public service
o acs the balances arising thereon
Office of Commsssoncr of the CastomsIurh J. Anderson
ESQ., Commissioner and eleven clerks He prcscrbes the
mode OF keeping and rendering the
revenue and disbursements and for the building and repair
ing euom-house &C., and reyses and cerHes the balances
arising thereon.
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Tickets 3A--haves 81 50gmarters S3 75-eghhs 81 s7k
Cerlhea.cs of packages oi 70 whole tickets, Ssv 20
26 half do 30 90
Dss ss ss e sssisa's sfss's' 80 80 a. : 50
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RECEIPTS or pponucu

ST IoUsssam.r Grahams bales cotton Hewitt! Morton
&sea do do Robson AsnIs doogsrt Foley L. Aysry.s
DO do Coz sl soyd-ss DO do Payne MD.
Melhoany-2so Do bran ksansey corn
So bbls Aour Shaw dco90 Noorhtes en deoSg
DO Woo iruf dco95 hfknh butter hap bran
Hewitt Morton aco2lt bg cotton 80 bb
apaes ~ eks bran 70 do wheat 60
potatoes 8S Jas brsn IA H. 81 bbs
eggs butter B h appsA pesIs 20 bas whea bs appls
y Oaes hay II Dbl aa SICK dried at
toes AZ apss 94o aseks u bales
ga 30 srau e
Alice o.,on Anderson
etehfas do do Frsaen Sevsnoe do Carroll
&cob dp do Oakley Hawkns1 Ar do
Payne - do dc hhds sugar carnaac sonrs wes,-
bbs moae hides bds do
Total 1871 bales cotton So hhdssugat bbe moia.sss
Donua-l0s bae, cottoa PAYNE
HarrEon do Vaudeville Mehsnny &c do Do Jak.on eco
Is do do A Miebergea do Garrett Pr tch.d AGO 81 do a.
byne aaee deo5y % Do Latin aco-53 Anderson
g bhds sugar DO Payes
h0 hf dod Mandevie moss to order
cotton V M oe mOlass tundry
i. EL4T50ATS. $50
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Pc 800 Dbl. ,yhsy In order -
TENNEssEE-Two BsAsIso oo fet lumber to order
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JOSE h Fly,
20 CAMP STREET, 30
Importer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, RICH FANCY AND

: " STAPLE GUUUS,
No 20 Camp street, under the City Hotel Ne,p Orleans
Respectfully invite the attention q Wholesale Retail
purchase his VERY LARGE STOCK UF GOODS, whh hiy
mpbrted and constantly supPiied roughout the year.
Shell and Buffalo Combs every style
ANDY
every description his and at the
Northern factory lgT7T
TOILET as Perlamsry, Hair OIL Pins Poma
tum, Fancy Soapae etc. 81 7 4 81 n = =
FANS PURSES Picket Books Work Boxes Portable pekp
together with endless variety Of Pomonnase etc. every
Btyle and shape, and at unusually low prices y ''
GUNS, PISTOLS Colts Warmers Revolving Pistols
Scissors zors Life presrvers Fishing and Tacke
every variety, the most determined angler. "
WATCHES, JEWELRF, etc. r@-.s-z |
The stock this line, consisting of the r T. Cooper Tos
Joseph johnson with fine Of
English LEVERS Their with large stock Of and Ea.ta
Jowe syerwar etc., have selected great care Sy
purchased exclusively for cash be
offered purchasers. E@F
k Every money refandsd
s Watches Jewery carefully Repaired and warranted
MAS
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This shows great variation in sight funds at this time
last year compared with the present.
Tbs Treasurer the United States Mint of this city has
for sale drafts the Sub Treasurer at ST. Louis in sums
of SIO0o0 $4,000 and S25o00 Also drafts on the As
sistaut Treasurer, Boston, In like sums
We heard Of no sales Of Stocks to-day; only few
shares of the Railroad at quotations.
We have dates to-day from New York to the 31st ult
Money appeared to be growing in demand, though
accounts say 1t artificial than real For
egn Exchange not firm ut the date of our ad-
vices received yesterday. In Boston the market was
easy-frst Glass Bills London going at 10 per cent
Short Sight II per cent premium. lr@
In New York, the soth, small amount CT Louisiana
Bonds was sold at the rate of 9l
Advices by the Canada say that 81 the Turkish loan
guaranteed by England, for s50o0o0 sterling has ap-
peared the London Market and the biddiHgs for the
loan have been invited by the Turkish Minister In Lon
don. Messrs Rothehds have commenced returning the
surplus deposits the subscription list to the French
loan The latest price of the scrip ia TX to premium
been RENTED to London.n
We give below the official account of exports from the
United States for the quarter ending Both last The
document appears to be signed f. Bigger Register Of the
Treasury Department As there liz manifest error in
the amount of exports from New Orleans we have taken
pains to correct it, and make the footngs as they
ought to be- III there regarding other ports
statement corrects the Treasury report and places
the full amount as it ought to stand.
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CONSIGNEEs

Bark Poalinss, PhadsIpbaJ W,s,n,n xsoandsr-
son Giasn Eeo-J Woodruff
6co-Dyas aeo-s kennedy leo-E Daley &C L kSo--
GsEIs acos Kennedy AeN
Braud AdapsN &CR COG s. ~ aco-J ii Marks Eco
Cox ellis d soyd1oskey H.wkn. Mcdowell Mills AeoAssey
Poultney PHchafd &coCopyse Eon.ett
q Auen-paHson &so-Curry PerIoa--srdsy
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Total exports u s1ssos asssss
Instead Of the exports only amounting SOS 9u2 Ala
Gas going the rounds of the paper for the
last quarter of the fiscal year they Ssl
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Cheap! Very Cheap!s

u AND JACKSON RANGES, CRATES STOVES <MsI
Cooking Stoves Of full fully warrsntedlo tU
wei pricss from gil 10 $40, all completed and also the E
well known Economist Ranges.
The large important Ranges Ihave lately sold
has acured TO me the referring names
Of who we'll known youn
taIy and readily be shown desired Tao saving u perfect
bkn both simple side
with which afbds the escaping of steam and
aceumIae The of feet
similar ordinary stoves, all this Of the
appropriate Ranges parc ly for families changing dom
cils.
lapnned and Tin Ware Broom Tubs aud Pals, Kitchen Utensils
Lamp Oil AID Aoho Globe Ghmneyn and WICK CamphIps
Spirit Gas.
All Of Work aud Remaining done the HOUSE FURNISH
ING GOODS ESTABLISHMENT No. 1888 Camp Get, aijonng st.
\ Patricis Church. W.E H0D6SON,
je25im sNs %Ae Successor to D. Saulay
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EXpoRTs

HAvREBmk Robsrt-ss bale, cotton s6o hid. tobacco
RAVES. ~ wv ~ ~
Mon'ngus end itoD kegs lss
boxes cheese, $50 slvss ~ w w., 1' -
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le-seof
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS, e-- -7,es
The grounds formerly owned the unted States
the Navy Yard in Guy Memphis containing
:
grounds ave front the pp and Wolfe rivers
three fact the
hundred Chick the
three equal ~ aad Navy Yard atreeta running
through f. ON North TO South. -
wheh upon Chcksaw sfd Promenade rtres
wit he tuhdiie ed be INTO lots e.
prng of The mos. Lglb!e residence ios
The reunde West of Pronensde
and nbsian ~ Constructed budng built of brick add
cosered win slate them the Rope Walk
sud huser,
ppped in Al vita the fueat eolscoa Of machinery
unon All the buildings are ninety adapted Foludres Machne
sao and Of d.fertn en
the regarded as tue favorable Of Mi
sspp its tributaries Tor the esabnmsnt b5apung
yard.
Tins erabundauce Of fine mber vicinity convenience
to cos and NJ the material
toe ematd locomotives and the hundred mlsu
"a ca eng to comp onfsr .ngp.s, fun
he tagging and rore and codaseand th hsalh
The named. 5ienph epidemic
Ia itude, head Interrupted gson ma
snrded pivot point ssppi ysley.
offered TO capta, mechsnf;s uaciurers
such have never before sentd FIR safe profitable
Proposals for asea this pros will
uIou until 2sth day November, tbs
Whole w be publicly ohsrwie
time.
For further information, address the uuder1gn4d. u
A H DOUGLASS Mayor
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THousAEps, Or TENS, Or EVEN HUNDREDS or THOU
I LARS OR UPWARDS. 7'- r.
A WAREHOUSES;, Notaries, Jewellers, Bro
ieri Ms,saa.ts Capitalists, Planters Retailers, Mechanics
ages Of fire and burglars, books papers,
articles, which by policy
PaTEST coNGREfE FiRE.PRaoF SAFES nea some vita
styls # Lock- The key which ngat az hall dollar
syng capuciy this any
other kind Of safe be shown the Hion Of
aknsIy appsrsnt may institute between
the Concrete and the popular sae OF other descrptions
viii be is
paron teno box latter wood, withs
any oft; ALSO that the former wrought
cas- eoler bars he much
carey The prepared to demon
ahvayng drvnsa Of the Concrete Safe will emueutly re
the minds who have seriously suffered by
dsmpues from the Saamander Safe VIXEN kept generally
This important Jewellers dsaisrs
fine fabcH delicate articles materially injured by the
always generated in Saaminder Safes exposed
those who will address abe undersgnsd VINO has
moved many imagine and does not intend but
his old stand NO. y Mahns street. q
Brdge sir-As you have taken ne Of flas
stating othe
and portion M thatwere m our books fem the
Of Nlar6h 16h, 1854, on Magazine street
oeng filled with woodenware
r. ss 40 sou pss he whs
which about hundred dollars Ia bank bills found
perfectly preserved "A regards fire and burglar proof qualities we
confidence h Than other kind Of slfa that
know Of Respectfully yours, r, r n: sAhLoW q oos
styles of
those who nome articles invariably fall
fire. and offer but slight Resistance attacksby bur
glara. -, A..
Chests Powder Proof Bank and Store Fire Proof Pant
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a1LoRIDA YELLOW PINE LUMBER

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YARDS-Tho undersigned have In addition huir old aud
well knoyn oataoiahsd lanosr yAIds Iala asss snns New
Pine recently eStsO had
das tsondsiei
Walk and
Streets where they keep constantly hand
sortmeut Of building msts rails, aush
wlde dressed, tungued and greoved
Yehow Pine Ceiling. 80.
~ narrOwand wide dressed, tongned and gtOosed
fiue Flooring.
IL ia nch wide, dressed, Ggasr joint yellow
Pine Flooring -a.s54
Dressed shevns and dressed Weather scapng and
Jo Decking, and inch Pianss III au
y Piue Boarls Weather Boarding ha shnEts
Faihgs made Doors SASH blinds md Moulding h"ys
hand and made order
anber their Mills Pensacola and Bgck-
OF
Baltimore YORK; BQsou, West aiysssoR Lavaca so,pns
Christi, AaluG aud sAi 10 may "
ordered They ao prepared 10 aappy orders Tor inc RsAh
au other EnropeRn markets. -
Their Dressed kept all nsst7 Piled up sheds and from
tho supply hanI nay rely 90 sepg
md resdy for inmedi te
~ ' " 20 -,LEY, NICOLA CO.,
Corner Cedar lulia Streets New Basin,
;ys an Corner Garoaielet Wax Old Basin