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NAyAL.-At the Portsmouth Navy Yard, the Con-
stlutloh Hgae is To BE thoroughly repaired and lit
ted tor sen and the Old sevcHtytor franklin is to be
turned lAio steam propeller, with an entire new
equipment OF sails, etc. The Eundalia sloop Of war
Is also to undergo an entire repair-All which will
give much employment to the mechanics OF the vicn-
ity.
Az the Philadelphia Navy Yard the new steam
lIlgate Minnesota has undergone the operation of cop
per sheetng, and repairs are still going on She is
not expected to be ready for sea previous to next
spring though if necessity required she could be fit
tea ont IN sixty days. Her engines are the first made
nS l!lc United States Government on their own re-
sponsiblty, the engines in use hitherto being made
ana sfppled by contractors. The engines have each
above tr loo horse power, and work admirably.
Inc Saanac Is undergoing extensive repairs at the
same yard She has parted with herspars and large
portion OF the tmbers Of her upper deck She
NJ present IN dllapidaed condition. the Old tim
hers are Icing taken off; but they will soon he re-
paced with new, and all the upper deck particularly
iier repairs will he most thorough, and it is not ex
nected she will be ready for sea before March next
Morkmen are busily engaged in different departments
about the yard The number employed amounts to
500 men.
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RAILROAD 'RAV,TwG
e~ssn ,-, --zzz,zzz-,=z,.aFz7Nl Nli' 0ieLIts 1.crx-
:5ys&s :aaz& ssi III ts III NJ liRESoRTiIHERN

ZEE - S%,S$S ~ 4 : E; 5hAiH's AHsoRTiiHH7 !A2Ek7
y PASSENGER TRAIN 1res New &c ,,,.,,.
O'clock A. NJ, and arrives AT Mub,. Mis- dinIly It
from New Orlcnn>, at l;l5 orgl A. NJ ~ f,sHt miles
Leans 1T 6;3a O'Clock, 2. NJ. 'aeS Ne" Or
EAnE.-Three cents ner mile, e way Can ,,rdor ,,o
aye and colorei persons, half pr '''e Se'F' ol
SEASON TICKETS may, i" aimed at turc or ,,,o
wolrs or halves in packages Of ty-fiye 3the's'
COlored persons are not rermo ride in tlce tle n1lce.
tie stations 10 and from which tlrny 70 "nd naming
hr retained by the Conductor, nd he good f. Ss VIII
direction only those making tDoth ways WnI IN ON, ne
FKEIGI!1 TRAIN 1eaysS Orleans coDo,a and
nfermtdiat stations 1t Al" "MtkN every Tiy Thnre r'
morning. 545 o'clock L. NJ trH s,:1,,y so,s S Friday
10 receive iud deliver freight button any otr Iau1e
no. No tr,Eit will be rereiW the New uis demo,
r. p. GTYn. SuG,-t Trons...
hGr" line Of h,nr horse mail rms from 1
SEEI% ,5 ,% " iT" "Gks'" 10 Mia every dnec;n
WV, W. u - : ------: s. If
E , ;z7 III N%1I1ssHsS5tHMsHATSs..s= ! " I'LL IA.
~ iisaIi. -4si. RAIID. ''N''''i "fEEN
WINTER AGREEMENTS
On and after the loa of SrptrIu'xt, lie pass.o+ro;.
of this road will leave the Depot rarS AS tuIln t'A'HS
y SeFS every day at,....... ..........,S.AI +
.irctun every day 1T. go. ...,.......S;t0 I
Arrive Nj Bayou Ro.uf nJ.., ......... .!a:I0 p
RETURI:
Leave Bayou Bo,uf nt..,............l;3op 1T p
ATTY" -! .t[r;na, .'''''''''.'...,...;5::o =.
Excrrson 1ic"Is h!Ss' to 70 to hjar Sr,;ot o r
S'nle day will be is5r1rl rs follow " ' tAe
70 I;1yon dcs Asna,,s. .......','.'.Sl
u 10 Ehc.'aHd l4ntourchr ,,ro'ud feIrtbanue.
To Bayon iici 5GHf ''''''''-.'''...,,....
Between Intermediate regulars, rrtrrs nroort;o
n = c eTf% 6n"i 20 VIII coln'trt wH.henen Tri,,$, l
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WEATHER IN GREEN County. ALA.-Thc Greens.
boro Beacon of the It'll inst, has the following under
tbis
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fxTS FOR NEW YORK-REGuLAE LINE
tsrttHAHt, The r-5uh.r packet ship Thomas Perkins,
grie master, having large Of her
h0Ard VIII immediate dispatch. For balance Of freight
or passage, npity 10 GEO. W. HfNSbN CO.,
nj, 81 Camp street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-14

y}. FAETDN, AUCTION AND COMMISSION
a. MERCHANT, Austin, Texas.
~ Liberal Cash Advances made I'll kinds If a.rclsa
disc. oiI IVA
W f4ITE If AD-l50 TONS various qualities and prices
W Tor sale by ALFRED kEARNY,
Hiu II Magazine
w ISBCsE G44ASS-7irn hoXeS American and French
', loF Sale by ALFRED kEARNY,
I ny 70 Magazine street.
CREASE FOR CARTS AND DRAys-In bovr. at "
ces tich hN III Kegs Of ~ ponnls, per pound
0l5 AI.FREn XIV .RNy % N'',rnsr, r+xo.
tDh0isfGD f-A1HVS-tll Kind, for sale l,y
VS. ALFRED kEARSY.
-s9 Z Mag. s...l.e ,tratt
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FO r RED RIVER.

Leaves on SATURDAY. l5l inst. at 5 o'c!ork r "
IT. FOR RED IIfNFIIs-FOI: SIiREyE.
s573 port rand Iiayon ,.ld lcorc 'anite AK.
andriA, '!orot. and all Intermediate IanIgt-
The tine, hgIt Iraght Effort, William Mrlirn
master will leave above For freight OF lnssspe apI ON
bUhlG, o i 'ii'' Ni
T. y. SMITH. TrlDuY,iouits Street
trcEhtS taken for tttl son, with privilege OF Storing and
FeaH+pl'li& III Hi"rftPhfl nli
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Leaves on MONDAY, Nov. p, at 8 O'Clock A. NJ.
,--sSSy NEW YORK. AND SAN I1isAN-
SA fff5fs CISCO STEAMSHIP LINE, via Nclrngun-!rhe
Shortest Route by 100 Mcstuy Il miles land
trvsl aco1S te l9thnu Maca,lam4ed Roaireat rcdc
tion o Pricrsrbc splendid steamship Tennessee will leave
this for San Juan de Nicaragua above, punctniy
with the steamship uHlHAA from a, juan Sur
the Pacific Tor Sun Francisco. For freight passage apply
, HARRIS, MORGAN CO., foot of Julia street
n12 opposite the steamship landing.
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CuNDRlES-n
- ~ bags rarrHsona Almonds,
@H lmu"l
lii case Canton GiIsrr:
2j ftRii> Dates:
p Sar,lincs, Al i and 4;
lao pfEnes, in inrs AMI alcy boxes;
$50 barrels GrlnbcrruS;
IS boxes Pickles of Il Sizes-Wm Tndcrwoods, 5,
t10 Star Cnnilcs-$'rcComb Il Dennis.
For sale by A. F. COCHRAN 4 HALL.
uS Is New 1tHrt and II Fulton st.
DACDN-l0O hh!s choice Ribbed Sides. for sale by
ID VOORHEES,, tiR1GGS. Il co,
10 TrhuupitonlAs street.
NTEIIsfz Y-l0O hbls Oliycts Extra, ror ale by
w VOORHEES,. GKGGGS L co,
.r- US ia Tch0uRi.lul;
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.ea'r> on SATl Rp.NN November 18Th HI O'Clock r NJ
f?z;S r. REGULAR IEIIl RIVER ia, Eef-
Ei- ~ or Shreveport. Grand BHyor. Caupc, trtnl
f.c"4r. AvXaMra, and III pI4u5Arons Oh Red
Ff-Ihr Ijglt dnn-ht Hope, Thomas Moprr
Fer, viii .Ye above, For freight or p,>,.e apply
| opar,, '!i'-
| LEWIS SEAPP Il co. Froit street.
= No bill, paid without order from the ci,a or clerk
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-14

-, ,0sEEG3s, MEDIClnGS, N8lEFIHIAEIE,
f$ Ef'-lhe subscriber would respectfully call the aIe.
NbNnonot Planters Physicians aud Families lis we'll as.
sGeh coinpr sing article liz his line
MtSs ~ or which, on eNslntin1 viii he found FRESH and
GENUINE During season. SODA WATER and MEAD Of
the very br Qat: WI! he found this establishments .
~ he p'Hular Mineral Waters, such CONGRESS- Blue
Ilt T. %tr Hir lir Ro2n, supplied reasonable terms with
rnRE HONEY, ESSENCE PEPPERMINT, GOULEY 8IT.
TIERS, etc
THOMAS RANKIN, Druggist and Apotleranv
lll iP0rlr,
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I.etreS on SAfCRD AG. l5th inst, at ) 0clpck p NJ
fTfTTa h FOR JIFFEEsSGN, PORT GADDN
- ~mila'l Shreveport 'irlid BAYOU lir;,ud
sssa=@- Ecore and A1rxnntrl--The new and very lgh;
rtGSAt swift running >teaIr: Bioomcr. Capt W Trryv
l leave tor above and all intermediate IinS a~ above
"r freight OF pfos"sr arpIy on I2nrd, or
Pli T. j, SMITH, ! Tc!.ouli;oulas street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-12

The Martins5urgh Journal, the Democratic orgsH
in Lewis County, n. Y, having declared for Ere
mont, the late Democratic Member Of Congress
from that District, addressed the following note to
the Editor:
ID. s. BAILEY, Eso.--Dear SIR most cordially
cor graduate you your noble advocacy of the prlr.
cipes of the Republicans pany-of the nomination OF
Fremont and Dayton; they are those OF the early
fathers and founders Of the Republic, and just reflex
Of the sentiments and sympatbes of the Democratic
MAJ ses Of Northern New York.
In Europe, / was proud, an American, of the
achievements Of Col. Fremont, compEmented as he
was, by The admiration of Humboldt, and the dis
tnguished praise of Aro2o
He in truth unites Phnnici,n love Of adventure
TO Greek patriotism and Roman couragei whose coun-
trys glory has been his greatest, bis ohet,st and bus
only aim. Whether we view him mid the miasma OF
So Lake marches, or the perls of Sierra Nevada
srows, battling under the Bear flag against defeated
Castro, or treating sinely, surrounded by hostile
sayages TIE captive OF amy cohot or tie tenant
Of Birth prison-in each position he has exhibits
patriotism, and defed persecution and frmness that
c, pouered misfortune. In bin country would truly
re alise it's high ideal Of Chief Magistrate worthy
of its progressive destiny.
Trustirp that Divine Providence will bless our Of
forts in behalf Of the 1luse OF eedcm, believe me
ever yours, CALEb LION W ht"''pAIA'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-12

naciously Pro Slavery. This tr.'th has been Illus
trsted In the origin and early hist. y OF Alabama
Missouri, Arkansas, Texas and all Oh er slavenoia
ing communities.
Let it not be forgotten then, that the p> 'uee oP
posing Fremont and Dayton do not affirm the nsa
Of the pioneers Of a new Territory to eIclL ''
Slavery in the infancy of such Territory-thss
neither the Buchanan nor the Fillmore Platform
sfrms that right-but that, while the latter ig-
nores, the former practically and palpasy denies
it The talk of the supporters Of those Platforms
Of "leaving the question to the People is deu-
sion and snare. They give the People no power
over it until it has been rendered morally certain
that they will use that power for the protection
and perpetuation of the traffic in human flesh.
Their "word of promise, If kept " to the ear, is
broken "to the hope" Their doctrines do really
open every foot of Federal Territory to Slavery,
aud keep them open to i. until it is morally certain
that their power of resistance hss been Slapped and
destroyed. 1t would be just as well to decree at
once al d peremptorily that every foo. Of Federal
Territory should be organized into Slave Terrific
ries now and Slave States hereafter as to sanction
the Cincinnati Platform by electing Buchanan to
the presidency
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-12

where In the country, il ono OF the ways By which
money can tire out Justice II il cannot buy her. So
il the greater facility with which new trials be
obtained. The whole system ofbail, as it generally
1iss acts as the old Saxon law of bote or pecunia
mulct for crimes according to a certain graduated
tBrf; only the penalty goes to the State instead Of
! the sufferer. In some States bail is 9 matter Of
.-eht except in capital cases, and in them by the
ac,. ion Of the highest court OF course this sets
the y aathy offender at once at liberty, and if he
choose t. avoid the country he has only to satisfy
his bondsm. and it is nsbody's business. Every
where bail is Il. general rule snd refusal of it the
exception. And then when Justice has at last
seized the cuprit and bare, be, blade for his
punishment, the pardoning power nay intervene
and turn aside its edge-as the mmase Governor
of this State did in behalf OF the murderer Graham
on the strong importantly Of Go~ernors and
wealthy friends.
Under this state of things it is nowise surprising
that feeling Of dstrust, not to say contempt las
gone abroad among the masses Of the people ss'o
the administration Of criminal justice. 1t is from
provoea.ons such a. these that the Vigilance Com
mttee Of San Francisco seemed 10 the best part OF
the inhabitants Of the State of California terrible
necessity 1t is from this sense Of the uncertainty
Of merited punishment in the common mind, thss
Lynch Law sometimes supersedes all other, Com
mon and Statute, and hastens to execute it's wild
justice with hasty and often with indlscrminate
rieor But all this is part AID parcel Of barbar-
ian, and must be checked aud replaced By just
and true civilization. The Judges should be the
authentic oraces OF Justice, on whose ermine no
faint or ,uspcop, even, Of parsiality or bias, can
rest For this end the people must see to It that
the Bench lie not made hospital for broken-down
politicians on the one hand nor prize for active
demsgogues on the other Above ALL close watch
should be kept on all judicial proceedings; wise
and just criticism Of the Press, which should never
sleep, must tel Of their do1gs and an intelligent
public sentiment should act upon it o. second
conscience-an outward monitor, which cemmends |
or rebukes in unison with that within.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-12
THE NEW-Y0RK YACHT SQUADRON
Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence Of The n. 7. Tribune.
NEW. BEDFORD, Mass, A ug. J, 1856.
Last evening tho Nov York Va, hit Squadron
came up the barber in the light of th setting sun
The W ind was southwark, and the flo ct moved over
the waters in splendid style, amid tbs firing Of
guns and the waving Of flags from ARGUS points
By the detention of the sloOp Widgeo n, Commodore
Ldgars's yacht, tho Regatta will be- put of till to
morrow friday. = he Favorita wned by A. @.
Kingsand, has the highest tupnage, being l39 tuns,
and the Silas Wright, owned by jan ler Brown, tho
lowest mark, Is tlns. They lie at the wharf,
while glorious breeze is inviting II to the race
II the day be fine, New Bedford i'll % astir, aud
the visitors enjoy brilliant recel ,iicn. To NOR
row evening there is also an ms tatnioa in the
leading Orthodox Church, lately u ndosthe pastor
ate of the Rev. a. Eldrdge, NJ wv travelling in
Europe. The Rev. II. w. ParI ler foruery Of
Brooklyn, is to be the Pastor; thu sermon by DIR.
Hitchcock, Of the Union Seminary New York. II,
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GLORIOUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or
FRANK BLAIR.
Cocrsspsr teae, Of fhs n. z. Tnbuns

ST LoCIs. Wednesday Aug 6, 1850
The telegraph has announced to you ere this II 70
election Of Frank Blair jr., to Congress from .as
COngreisiora al District. This election is very graf
if,iDg to the opponents Of Slavery PrcpagaIdism
here. 1t is truly mos. wonderful and glorious
triumph Ct Freedom over the incidence of the
Slave Ogarcby. and those VITO have aided in
bringing about ttis result may be pardonad il they
l1ulge in sorewhst too bOistero' "a and iubilaut
Concentration Of satisfaction TO "a who know
the empowering insclence cd the crushing .es
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-12

A limited number Of advertisements are taken in
Yur WEEKLY TRIBUNE at the rate of one dollar lne
1hs paper has attained circulation OF $4,000
sopies and is unquesttonaby the best medium e1tant
for advertising in the country Advertisements should
be handed in at any time before, and not later than
Tuesdsy of each week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-12

We learn that Senator Stewards bill, which
passed the Senate last month, end wss referred to
Committee of the Judiciary in the House come
weeks ago, is in danger of being thrust aside
this session. We trust this may be prevented
The Drama in America is emerging into indepen-
dence, and five minutes Of the time of the Hoise
would establish it forever.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-12

In the Senate Yesterday, after calling tor var"ls
information with regard to the propositions adept
ed at the Congress of the Allied Power OF Europe
recently held at Paris, respecting the Abolition oil
priyateering and the doctrine that free ships make
free goods, Mr.. Douglas reported back the House
bill to ret reanze the Territory OF Kansas, with
written report, VIII Oh takes the ground that the
Scoate bill now before the House is the best plan
for the paciication Of Kansas that the Senate can
devise. 1t then recommends that the House Dill
be laid on the table as test vote on Its reJecuoh
Mr.. Collsmsr read the miJoriy report in favor OF
The epatment of the House bill. I'VE give the re-
mort in another column Mr.. C.'s report was laid
On the table by IS to ~. Mr.. Bglers resolution
10 overhaul the accounts Of Col. Fremont was
called, when there ensued al amusing debate, IN
(which the Sham Democracy were completely over
borne BY an avalanche OF sarcasm. An arnendInen!
10 Include Mr.. Buchanan's acc cunts was OF course
voted down by these tricksters and the assault
upon Mr. Fremont was ordered.
The Senate then struck out from the House bill
The appropriation for books, amounting r.
$4,000.
In the House, the bill enabling the owner, OF
land warrants to locate on lands of any price wa;
tabled BY 90 majority. Mr.. Campbell reported al
important Tariff BILL (Which we print elsewhere
Jts confederation was laid until next session
The Des Monies Rapids improvement bill was vet,
I'd, but passed over the presidents head. The Pos
cfice Appropriation bill was passed without debate
The Army Appropriation bill came back from tn
Senate with the amendment Of the House to refus
money for subjugatiDg the free settlers Of R'nsa
shickeu out. Another amendment, substantiall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-12

The Report of the House Committee Of Ways
and Means, made yesterday by the Hon. LEWIS
ID. Campbell, its Chairman, is given at length in
Our columns this morning, sud we need not ask for
it the careful perusal and thoughtful consideration
Of all who study the laws which govern the crea
lion and diffusion of wealth. This Report is I'M
excelled in the abundance and pertinence of the
facts by which its positions are illustrated as well
"a in the lucid presentation and arrangement of
those facts. We have lot yet had opportunity to
study it thoroughly, but we concur in its general
drift and purpose, and feel cure that no one can
study it as carefully as it deserves without in
crtasiDg thereby his knowledge Of economical SCI
euce and of the elements of National prosperity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-12

the same, was adopted by l0l 10 80, and the bill
returned TO the Senate The Light House and
Other minor bills were then passed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-12

The Canada arrived at Halifax last evening with
Liyer,oo dates TO the I'd of August. Except
CONNIE rcally, the news is comparatively unlm'
portant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-12

We call particular attention to the Report OF MI
Senator Collsmer on the Kansas question, which
wiu be found in our report Of yesterday proceed
ipps In the Senate. Like the earlier documents Oh
The came subject from the same source, 1t is al
able. lucid and statesmsnlike paper, which must DO
d. cisive with every candid mind. The great ques'
ton TO be decided bt the pending election Is here
exhibited in some If its important aspects with
mastery ygor and rtsis.less logic Read the
report
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-12
MetuTork DAILY Gribnnse
TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1856.

ADVERTISEMENTS for THE DAILY TRIBUNE must
BE- handed IN before TEN O'Clock in the evening in order
30 secure their appearance the folio wing morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-12
YELLOW FEylR.-When lassitude and wear

1ELLOW FEVFF.-W HtU Id"Ituuc uHu "odII
whom chilly f,s and lstessn.. Of everything aonnd
when fsinpess gdne. fush Of the fee. reDes. Of the
eyes pains the ebA lower part Of the forehead when
with tbese hve pain The back debility aud ssheg there
let II these be lot the mpoms Of Yoow
Fever they nevertheless sdro h u. ths ~e are about TO be
and 6oee Of eight BRaSDRETHs PILLS
cannot ssslow,d Two three .u:h doses aud
pier Inoisn Meal grue for day two will entirely
The evsousops will tbs propety Of This course 10 all
the BRASDRBTH PILLS purify nvsorse the blood
ard should always be sort TO by those Of cos,ve habit
Sold the cpal Office. No. 10 CaIsst B. and -eths
Building; at BURSToss Rookstoe,, Nos l9s Bowery and
& BudsoD Ct also b hrs HAYES No IT'S FutOns Brook
iyL ~ ID ID. NRIGHT. No &C Houston-st Of LIE
BY DroTT Sous Phlsds pits. aud BY all resp 9ctshe
eruggists and mediums vendors in the Union
CXu1ios-An Pills purportins be Brandrs,hs Pills. with
No f4i Broadws," ths side label coustsreits
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-12

HUSBANDS CALONEb MAGNEsIA is three
es the strength Of the common hssness and Ia clear OF IN
pleasan4 -Four hrstprsuium silver medals and
Nofs Ysr medal swaroed being the best in the market
Foe sels BIZ the Dusxs generally and wholesale by the
hrturer T. j. HUSBAND. Phlsdel pbia-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-12
LYON's EXTRACT OF PURE JAMAICA GINGER

The procuring Of pure and unsduersed article Of Jsmacs
Ginger desderstum vito every family lie
and great efficacy for Dishes Nervous Debility Indigestion
&C., known but for its quality, have rely the
Reputation o. the maker
LyoS's EXTRACT OF JAMAICA 0WcER ia guaranteed per
Belly article, and should he always inquired for
Sold throughout the world by respectable dealer
HEATH. Wyfkoop & Co, Prophetons,
No ihsrtv Nav York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-12

To WHOLESALE
COUNTRY DRUGGISTS
BARNES g. PARK.
No 80 Broadway invite the attention Of close buyer 20
their immense stock Of European American
Patent SEDIcIsEs,
The either hemisphere
low proprie'os prices the dozen package 100 gross
BARSEs PARK ~ T., Cincinnati aud Ssu francisco
HOLLOwAY's PILLS. - LET THE SICK GIVE
HEED Tho .t mach the commssariat Of tbs physical
tom 1t fur isbes the material IL
cso6ee6 the whole body sDgushe hut how Affected
its tone AID ysor be red by Of these
stiole Pills
POSTAGE STAMPS G. cents and 10 cents FOR
q this Ofhse
The daily union., 1856-12-25
Dec l3-3awtl6Feb
+ rOpOsaIs for Erecting the CustOEl-Hou &c.
at Galveston, Texas.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Washington, december 10,


Washington december 10, iroo.
nROpOsALS will be received at this deparment e
day of February, d. 81, - ocpck for ha con
ofte, auhoi-
be erected at Ga weston Texas according to Inc plans
prepared TO be ei
bits parcels each bid win IN
each kind II work, and total amount armed ou
the reject he rroposaif
lheIen whea de- ms the interest
the requires department reserves '
lust cause 10 believe faithful prom the o.
they obtain by adrec ion and all
when par who do not join In the bids
all bids that investigation, are below ar pce of s
.......t.. 5000. Al - -, :, -,
Bids will gross and contract will be award
a the department OF
prices different kinds OF work and Materials whch hal
subject revision of the department. that II may adopt int
the bid tie interest OF The Untsd states may re
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cred said amount to be asceraned D,
e nted fos tha pur
ooae Will be the work progresses and
len uati the completion OF he ana &C
cepance hc by the agent aforesaid, ana De oree
N the event of non fni6 'ment OF contract
Contacs only master builders and mechanics
and the he~o except consent OF the secretary o
lie treasury, be a forfeiture Ct The same ..,
propose be accompanied ~ written agne'
persons 80 py e Uniea STATE
dsc distrct me sum OF Saoo
% a amount,
Pa, the bidder Will required his proposal be accepted,
sufficient securities fn
performance. Form Of bond and certificate required VII
specifications and working draw
ings, application 10 the department
No will considered unless fully complies In all It's details
with requirements OF this advert sement. u a.
proposals this department. addressed to th'
Custom and will be ned at O'Clock,
ofhe Inst day named Tor receiving the same .,.
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Dec l3-oawtl2Feb