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Washington Aqueduct.
OFFICE or Tug Washington AouIDucr,
Washinpton March g.

OFFICE or rus w,gnneros Aourpucr
Washington, March 8, 1851
PROPOSALS are invited for materials and work
Proposals received up iii May will opened
day
Maps proacs specifications
let viii be ready for examination this Office and after the goth
1ns work TO be let viii embrace masonry of Of the bridges
graduation excavation and embankmen reservoirs iron pipes
nected will, tho ro MAN, gate houses bricks sand
particular materials reference is
specifications and plans.
As upon portion Of tho limo the titles moi yet acquired by the
thereon bat for such unavoidable delays due allowance VIII be made
Portions only Of the works under the
Ont appropriation but all contracts for unfinished work will be sub
right prescribe the work to BIO done and progress
praton holding sufficiently decide when what
shall be stopped until funds become available
funds per will paid If Judgment
the engineer the work has been properly far has
Payments specie upon tho United
cent, and viii condition
BIO paid their full wages mcnthy and in specie
All bids should be scaled "Proposals
tcra5 the Washington Aquetuct"
The United States the right reject any
ments be considered most conducive the Of the
work.
Every or must be accompanied by guarantee signed by
Sns Or n mG d asgs e f s a G ey
enter into an obligation within ten days with good and sufficient
10 be accompanied BY Tho certificate Of the United States district
Judge United s district attorney navy agent or some officer Of
partmcnt of War; that the able make good their
guarantee
Bids will be opened presence bidders any
be present. NJ. C. MtIGS,
Capt Of Engineers, in charge.
FORM OF GUARANTEE
To Capt, NJ. c. Meigs, U. S, Engineers
We the undersgned residents In the Of
hereby Jointly seyeray United States
guaranty the foregoing bid accepted,
they VIII, within ten days the acceptance
cute the contract for the with good
form furnish the articles
advertisement under WHICH made And la the said
shall fail 10 enter into contract afore guaranty
good the difference between the offer blythe the
lowest bidder.
(igned) ABB
c. ID.
hereby certify that knowledge
above named guarantors good and sufficient.
(signed) y.
March 6--eodt7tlhay &1awtf
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Tho Of these ships will DO accountable
bullion specie, ewey, precious stones metals
ding therefor and the value thereof therein expressed
1--ttf
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Change in the Days Of Sale of the above de-
scribed Indian Trust Lands i'm Kansas.
APP 1l-lawt30June


TWIN NANV
following:
The Atlantic. Capt Oliver Eiriige.
Tho Baltic Capt Comstock.
The Adriltic ...........- Capt James West
These ships having been built by expressly
service has been taken their
their engines strength speed
for passengers uneQualed Cor elegance and
Price passage New Liverpool
in second cabin $50. From Iyerposl New York.
guineas
An experienced surgeon attached TO each ship.
No bcrtlrs be secured until paid for.
The ships Of this line have improved tight
avoid danger from ice will Of deg
after the LIST VI August
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MATTHEW HALE SMITH, Counsellor -at-law in
wi the United States state Of New
York, No li9 Nassau street, New York, NY,
Ap left
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stamped Envelopes.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

Posr OrtIcR DEp.Rrsfryr
ctEArED PROPOSALS ,y;ll ba rece;voa until Z y
- ~ n, an aav m Inv NO :, CO.. G,rn,sInc ii, ia Scanned e
N s,,nir, narin e,nr aars
w a. NM. s,,a o,i 10 81 ,nc,,.a al xyI,s n,nsr
M or a,cr sizs AZ Nv 81 inches az I'm White poner or In
such nronoions or hun ana White as may he ordered
n r oca siz Az nv Az inches hun or white or In sucb
,ra,any.ons of either ~ nnay bo rrsuircd mn - '
~. .iec iny;o etr hoard hovas
oan arcoi, az ~ Ioo IN 400 each ami for nlnn
-. nact ~ ~ narcas n IN ~ 3, mo ~ 800 - "
10 ,,de manner or
oaly snecIaly FIR The prnnse and ub water
~ INA ios,stcr ener, rnev direct Ihcv must be nmmcd for
sealing al least az inches on the point banded in parcels of o.
, I aon fr naolnr and nrnshc co,nnc, MA reny
m IN sneh ouani ~ NAV be- required to AN he orders Of
the department viii furnish the address for each parcel
winch = % 90 pasted on ths oox ~ he wsoa.
be executed N the bot and they are 70 be provided renewed
kep' ia oiuol " ue cAleehseW ~,
Bidders are requested 70 furnish samples q paper win their
o. tne qhV ey intend 10 use IN inc inc envelopes
they propofs y furnish 49,. !,
Bona anu security VIII pe INC lM,u. u
WY anu pay nfns u VIZ ~ ,i, , ~
quality samples ana me suhcy OF te bidder wiz DO considered
toscte awarding INC contract anu inc roasei Senera' re-
serves hnsch le rsnt 70 u whenever nc na u''
mo sane or any part OF offered Tor safe IN e market Tor the
purpose oil speculation ana ne WI N no case sanction transfer OF
me contract 70 any parry VINO sh' pc ~ ms opo less aoe
qualhed than INC original bidder or contractor Inc gnt IS also re-
servol y ahhui lne courtney ior ure 10 perform iuy any Oh
us supuihtois ,
81
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Form If Guarantee.

The undersigned, -----, OF ---- the State OF
hereby guaranty that in tho foregoing bid be accepted
WILL within the the tho office
named designated the for tho
with good and sufficient suees said shall fail TO
ter into contract aforesaid guaranty make good the differ
between the offer OF tho said and that which be
accepted, CD
(Dae) L f.
Witness: IL
hereby certify
of property and able good their guarantee
(nae)
ITO be signed by the United judge
trict attorney, collector, navy agent and no other)
May 2-la5wt
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Change of the Place OF Sale or the Delawar re
Trust Lands in Kansas

NOTICE is hereby given that the place OF sale of
IN the Delaware lands Territory,
place Iecomron 23d day next
changed and will commence oawkee said Territory
day and date
BY order of the Secretary of the Interior;
CHARLES MIX,
Commissioner az inerim.
DEPARTMENT @ IgrERIoR,
Onice Of Indian Affairs, April 6, 1857.
April 7--1awtlJune
Change in the Days of Sale of the aboye-de-
scribed Indian Trust Lands in Kansas.
DEPARTMENT INTERIOR
Office Of Indian Affairs, April IL, 1857.
NOTICE is hereby given that the days designated
in the foregoing proclamation for tho
sale OF certain Indian fus lands changed postponed the
following periods: -
binds, at Point Wednesday, ID day
The ni of the Weas, Iaoli "Wednesday
June
Delaware lands 0sawkec Wednesday 18th
BY order OF the Secretary the Interior
CHARLES +. MIX
Commits ,ioner da Interim.
APP 11-1awt30June
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pArEs or sAlIIsG

EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No So Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY, & CO..
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD & CO.,
27 Austin Frilrs, London.
b. G. WAINWRIGHT & co,
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L-- OF ----, the State OF --, here
agree furnish deliver in the respective yards all the
articles the annexed agecaby the
schedules therefor and conformity with the adver
Construction the 23d Of Mays 1857
Should my be accepted request TO be addressed
forwarded To the navy agent at to
for signature md certificate
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C,EALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals for
- peof proposals the be- viii be re-
eeyed at this Once until Wednesday ho 18th day
az July next Furnishing free Of all cost and risk 10
49, 49,
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JACKSON RAILROAD CoENECTIoEs EAST AND NORTH
"A recent letter from Mr.. Smedes, President of
the southern Road, puts US in possession Of fuller
ana more circumstantial Information as to the pro
gress OF our great railroad come ctions east and
north, than has hitherto been at hand. Everywhere
the work Is being pushed forward with the most
gratifying speed and energy. This road, as our
readers are already aware, has for some time been
in success Ill operation to Brandon, and eastward
the prospect now is, says Mr.. s., that every thing
will oe ready for the cars, far as Meridian, by
the lst Of July, 1859.
From Meridian to the Alabama line, nineteen
miles, also thence TO Uniontown, ffty-two miles,
the work is likewise in rapid progress And from
Uniontown east to the Alabama river, forty miles
already in operation, leaving but thirty miles
Of unfinished road to Montgomery, and that under
charter. In all probability then, within the space
OF less than two years, Of New Orleans shall be
able to traverse the whole extent of the States of
Mississippi aud Alabama eastward; tho entire dis
lance, indeed, between the waters of own noble
river and those of the Atlantic, without change Of
cars-time not exceeding forty eight hours. Then
adieu 10 boating up the Alabama.
Ills at Meridian, the same place mentioned above
that the Southern Road connects with the Mobile
aud Ohio Road, as also with the Northeast aud
South east ALBANIA road This last runs by almost
an airline thence direct to Chattanooga, and when
completed, will (Niih the East Tennessee aud Vir
gina Roads be the sho possible route OF trav
ell between this city and all points TO the north
And we glad to learn We do, in addition,
from Mr.. Smedes that the whole Hue is not only
under contract but the work thereon in actual pro.
gres-N. -. Picayuns, July 3.
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THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1857.
Death OF DIR. JnO. s. Young.

Death OF Dr. JnO. Sc Young
1t is with deep regret that we record the
death of DR.. JNo S. You've. He died at his
late residence in this city Tuesday night last,
after an illness of some five weeks. This mel
ancholy dispensation has caused universal sor-
row in this community. Few men have been
more sincerely respected and beloved. He
came here from McMinnville many years ago
to take Cp his residence in our midst as Sec
rotary of State, an Office to which he had been
elected by the Legislature, and the duties of
which he discharged for some years under
both democratic and wing administrations, in
a most satisfactory manner, retiring with the
esteem and confidence of all parties. Contin-
ung his residence here, he become more gem
orally and Familiarity known as a physician.
In the time-honored profession of medicine, he
ranked high; and in its practice developed
those sterling traits of human nature which
always command regard and affection. In
very truth it may be said of him, 'he went
about doing good" No appeal to his kindly
sympsthies ever went unheard or unheeded.
In this respect he was one of the most unset
fish men in the world. He seemed to be con-
stantIy seeking to advance and promote the in
terests of others-especially to help along
those who were seeking to better their condi-
ton, or struggling under misfortunes. There
are many Of this class amongst us who have
lost in him true and tried friend. He was
cut down in vigorous manhood, and whilst
most actively prosecuting his useful career {;
but not before he had won a name and posi-
ton of which his family and friends may justly
be proud. His funeral was preached last eve
ming by Rev. Mr.. READ, and in compliance
with his Instructions bis remains will be taken
this morning to McMinnvlle for interment.
His widow and her fatheress children have
the heartfelt sympathy and coincidence of the
entire community in their sad bereavement
bereavement which, while it brushes their
hearts. deprives our city and State OF one of
their most worthy and noble citizens.
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The bill then went TO sbe House of Repre-

The bill then went to the House of Repre-
sentatives, and was there taken under the spe-
cial care and protection of W. A. RIoHARD-
SON, the democratic candidate for Speaker In
the last Congress, and whom the whole Sooth
endorsed as q sound, strict, construction demo-
crat. 1t was brought to vote there oy
demand of the previous question by Mr.. hIoH'
ARDsoE, and the yeas and nays show that 40
democrats, so wings, and 4 freesoilers voted
for it and 45 democrats, 27 wings, and 5
freesoilers voted against il. And thus ma
jority of the democrats of the House, by this
vote committed themselves to the constitution
atty of that, and of course, all similar meas
ures. See Congressional Globe, 1st SEES 81
Con. Part 2, page 1888.
Putting the vote of the two Houses togeth-
er, we iBd that 81 democrats and 81 wings
supported it. 1t was introduced by demo-
crat, and urged through both Houses by dem
ocFats, aud was supported by more democrats
than any other party, and may be considered
a democratic measure. What think our dem
ocratic friends of Tennessee of the constitution
atty of the measure, when they have the
weight of the party in Congress both In num-
bers aud intellect, of record in favor of it Z
What think they of Ger. HARRIs's argument
against the deliberately expressed opinions OF
such democrats as CAss, DOUGLAS, KING, Hous-
TON, DAVIS, BENTON, &C., the very ablest men
of their party, whose constitutional expositions
have heretofore carried unquestiOned conVic-
ton with them2 Do you think that these
strict constructionsts have yielded their ideas
and principles, or do you think Gen. HARRIS
and the democratic press are right, and these
great pillars of the party were wrong9 Do
you believe that Gen. HARRIS is an ADLER ex-
FOUNDER of the Federal Constitution than Gen
CAss9 That the Union and american or your
candidate for the Legislature is greater than
Mr.. DoUsLAs9 We leave you the questions to
answer.
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"CaAsIsG tbs HooP. THE Stratoga Nstos $ tys:
This has always been favosite amusement among
the children, but IL Is now no uncommon thing 10
see IN our streets a half dozen young men
"chacing hoops" al the same time. We sppsehend
that there must be, much "a hoops than there
used to be. Who knoWsy GeAtisgaess are onIy per
rritted IA answer
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LIN OOAL4N W. H1OEH yin
HAS removed his office from No. AZ Cherry street,
IL No. 33 Cedar street july9.
A NO. FARM FOR SALE.

ME undersigned VIII sell the highest bidder on the
l. Public Square in the of Franklin, Williamson
county MONDAY, TIE 29rH INST, a credit Of l.
and IS months payable bank well endorsed
lien retained 165 Of good land the
Tennessee Affords in the hear of the ceebs ted Perkins
settlement. About IS Of said ani is well limb
the remainder in Ugh tivat
on the West Harpeth turnpike road miles OF Frank
lin, adjoining the lands OF N. L. Perkins, J. B. Davis,
shy, A. Brown and J. Hamilton.
Persons desiring good Fa in of the healthy
locations in the State, wOul ell to upon the
signed, who will take pleasure in showing the premises
any information desired obtained by calling upon
DR.. }. W. Morton, No. 85 Cedar street, Nashville.
ed. O. COOK,
k. NJ EWING,
July Std. Agents
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Prom Washington.

WAsHINGros, Thursday, July p, 1887.
Mr.. Eames, Minister TO Venezuela, has received
bis passports and was 10 have left for home June
Il. The difficulty causing his return arises in a
demand for indemnity for the violent expulsion OF
an American party collecting guano on Bird Islau
four years ago. Air. Games delivered his ultima
turo about the end Of Nay, aud receiving no salts
factory answer he suspended diplomatic inter.
course.
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COBBETT'S POLITICAL WORKS.
Southern Commercial College,
No. 40 1-2 Cherry Street,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

.TNHIs School petual session-hence students Of
other schools who desire q"alfy Themselves for the
Counting room, can do : during their vacation
has been Gently fitted up, and for comfort,
convenience and elegance that IL surpassed
by any other In the United States.
IF n VI II L p.
Our Writing Department Is under the supervision OF
who acknowledges superior in teaching this branch
hit refer long list OF ilus trous
OF who bestowed moments time TO reflection
a system Of writing-bUt think that the citizens
Nash beginning TO appreciate this kind Of trans
parent hrmbuggery besides, prefer giving patrons
security, and propose refund
money paid to tuition in writing, pro-
vded students do make great improvements
those OF other school in this country.
Class Ladies will be taught from four to six
O'Clock, P. NJ.
Terms for a Commercial Course,
For Twenty Lessons Writing ......... 5.
For Lessons Writing without limit, 10.
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Our community Is called 20 mourn the death OF
one Of its most esteemed and .eiul citizens, Dr..
ALEx'R ERsKIEE, VINO died on the morning Of the
6th He suffered much during loDg progractvd
Illness, bus bore iE eli with Christian resignation,
and hap, we doubt not, gone 20 enjoy Christians
reward - Huntsville Independent, July 9.
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Waits 1tHn. O1ek1e1 Couuty, 1eEn-
II HE Subscriber has opened HofEG hls plsee and
IL prepares - &c t4r tfAteiinE celameniy
- he Acet a.ANnsf NAs hiaA sssAted % tae Car
ts@ Haaies Tres ashFllA. AMI
"a - IVA NaAf'e4ts as = tstg aeaiFenle Fpsae
Foat - ees --st1k = as zA7 Aeshfhls eeleltaE
- e tAs Pee Rstreasges ts sahsr&eer asaaes ~
ta4l - eez1 e51rls saa4 bsdT<elsa = riease-
3nlyR-sSza. a. p h1cEn
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BREAD-MAKING IN ENGLAND.-The women oil
England must be more loud of bread-makng than
our fair country women, from the statement in Miss
Eliza Actions new work, entitled ''rhe English
Bread Book" that every women in the county Of
Suffolk, England, knows how to make bread, and
in the town of Bury, with 60, 600 inhabitants there
only two public bakers.
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THE GREATEST
Building Association

- 4sE'-7A
AM Offering for sae at Low figures, IWen,y Build
ing Lots in the eighth Ward OF Nashville, on such
terms that procure himself complete and
convenient The iront sHrrsesboro Turn
pike, NhaEf, Franklin aud Maple Streets
miraDls stusied ioT pTivais residences.
ClaiOoTne's Omnibssses have completely reyoluonEed
this part OF the city Which viii other Low
being made, such the extension o. Gas, and
that direction will add gseaty 70 tEe value Of is prop
erty.
fhe terms such III allow each purchaser immedi
Rely - pat up his buildings, the purchase money W
be required san Of January 1884, the
oniy be p4id annually until that tire. Call sOon
July I'll A. v. s LINDsLEY.
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RE0KIVED THIS DAY
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PoAr LIFE IN EGYPT AND NUBIA.
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NOTHING NEw-By the Author of John Halifax.
sale by
iune29 mo CHARLES W. SMITH.
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The Great Library Offer.

LIVERY person who gets club Of twenty subscribers
IT. for EMEhS0N'S MAGAZINE AND UNIftD STATES
JOURNAL will be presented with magnificent III BRARY
OF FORTY LARGE and SPLENDID BJUkD VOLUdkS-A
reFard for aeW hours work. Send 25 cents,
will by return all specimen copies worth
than the money, and full pa tlculars.
Send annual circular, containing full Illus
de crptons OF machinery, including
COMBINATION PORTABLE STEAM sAW-MILL, the
cheapest best lumber manufacturing machine in the
NOrid-WIi4LARUS SEED s0WER, Shich and
ia Iae best manner, IS Of any kind Of
gam per day-THE PORTABLE PLANTATION kNGINE
Russ PoRTABLE BUhR STONE MILL, &c.
N kMkAsoS 4 CO.. Publishers,
And Dealers IN Improved Machinery,
fulyo-f. No. / spruce street n
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NEW VELLUM PAPER COPYING BOOK.

THIS Book will be found great advantages over
the old style, from the psrer being both thick aud
strong, and a0U not tear srAen ddmpened It takes a
perfect iuI resson and its pages will be
lent 10 those Of ordinary Day Book. When
once use great superiority will be apparent both for
Coping Letters Accounts, Currents Maniiess other
Documents. For sale by
June1 BG CHARLES W. SMITH.
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BUSINESS CHANGE.

HAVE this day disposed Of my entire interest IN 1he
business Of J0nnson, hcrne Co.. 20 Jno. a. FISHER
Jaaes Waeess Who w continue II heFesofsrs, and
for whom earnestly s0eii liberal ahAzs Of public pat
TonAge.
iuJ S--tf. 4. A HORNE
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White Bluff Hotel.

FEJR win Be constantly IN ths Aaskst isr Wheat 4
w phih We will pas ne hlEsezt market prise.
SfsgkR ~,
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lsUScEsSORs TO JoaHSoN, HORNE Coz
GtOTfOE, Iebaoeo, Storage. 6eseral Commiason and
- Produce Merchants, Broad Market stresfs
NAShvne, GsaE Wtn devote pasaceiAF AtsentoR ali
busna1s tntEasled 70 thea. fay9-tl
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CLAIBORNE'S MACHINE WORKS,

facturer and ali persons DESTROYS OF purchasing at
home good machinery, such az STEAM ENGINES, CAST
INGS of descTiptiOn gle AIRING, CAR. WHEEL OF
the improved patterns, SAW MILLS PUMPS. &c &C.
respectfully called this Establishment now grow
ing up rapidly on the premises Nashville Manu-
facuring Company. We intend 10 carry on he business
before and shan be read TO take
orders for Machinery and CASTING We have already
commenced creations in blachsm it'll shop and Boiler
yard and shall give immediate atction to Old and new
omers.
We are experienced Mechanics-each OF us personally
attending his srtmen'-aud thus We shall be
able erio work at lower rates than hereto
this city We shall warrant every piece OF
done this Establishment and give prompt ana
attention order left at office; thus We
satiaeton and be onized by all
friends of home II anufae'ure. NJ. JACKER CO.,
Claiborne Machine Works, NashvtUe, Tenn
Juns2T-u Late Nashville Mani Co.
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II Is said thas Lord Napier, the British minister
&C Washington, is q strict observer Of the Divine
manuAGe so keep hoy the Sabbath dAF. A Commo-
dore IA our navy not long suee called ~ Lord Ma
pierre residences on the Sabbath. The servant, sho
came 10 the door, informed him that bis ordahlD
did nos Fecelve visitors on Sunday. "Bst ] am
Commodore -" replied the visitor. ''It
makes no difference. sir, said the servant she
viii not Fecrivs you" ''Bdt 90 and tsh BIN Con-
modOre - has called s.I'l do so. SIR, il
yea insist upon It; bat know he'll nos receive
yoa, Tor i not bis custom 70 receive vsitors ca
suBdsy. The nnsls Was that the commodore had
% depart Wiihoaa aeeing the minister