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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-12-07
BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE NATIONAL LINE.
Reports Furnished by the Associated Press.1

Nkw YoRK, pc 5.-The Times Washington
correspondent says that Phelps will Withdraw in
favor of Orr, for the speakershIp OF the House.
PbeIps viii he Chairman Of WAYS and Means, and
J. Clancy Jones, Chairn4 an of Foreign relations,
The struggle for other Offices is warm.
ST. JOINS, Dec. 5 No signs of the Baltic. 1t
is supposed she passed Cape Race Thursday during
the dense fog.
New YORK, Dec. 5.-Flour, Wheat and PrOvis-
ions quiet. Corn declined.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 5-Flour 81 90. Provisions
and hogs unchanged. Whisky l64.
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EF9zSz<s W ANTED-Im Immediately, TO-,
AE4ea'a coo men to engage in the sale of the most
popular selling Booas in Amer oa. Invalds, mechanics,
farmers and teachers wishing travel, will find this
very profitable and pleasant business, enabling them to
zee the country, and make money at the time. A
gents nov the business clearing from $500 to s. 800
per year full particulars and list Of Books address
H. 81. RULISON, Queen City Publishing House, 14l Main
street, Cincinnati, Ohio; or, if living East, RULIsoN,
Philadelphia. sept2l.
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AcfdiryOs the stomach and indigestion

AcidIty Oh the SIoImaCn anu AAuI = oS'h"AA'
~ lean eat any Thing after taing yolr Holland Bit
teys, - is a re 1ark frequently made to US.
persons troubled with acity Of the stomach Indiges
ton or any disorder Of stomach would Only say
tn, it, Is worldwide repu alton has been esabl he'd
alone v the mani wonderful cures It affected. When
used r Dyspepsia, Jsundice, Liver Complaint weakness
of any Kind Cosveness Plies, should be taken in
small doses-say half teaspoonfuIl, eguary three times
a day, before meals.
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PREsENrArIoN or TuRK.Ys.-N IN Ia.

PRESENTATION OF Turk Ys.-N .arly tso tons of
the Boston and Worcester Railroad Company.
The men, TO the number Of four hundred aud fifty,
assembled in the hall over the depot, when IA
speech was made by G. Twisbrll Esq pr. sideut
of the read, informing those present, that in con-
sequence Of the hard tmeF, the company
obliged to cut down their wages ten per cent
Mr.. Twisbell said he very sorry that such
step obliged to be taken, but that there no
help for it. The turkeys were then presented and
the men lrlt.
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BREACH OF PRoMIsE.-Miss HESTER A. BUR-
CESS sued n. F. wooD, in Kanahaw county, W.,
last week, for damages for breach Of promise. 1t
was proved in evidence, says the Valley Star, that
the yoong lady was airt, and the jury accordingly
awarded one cent damages
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REMOV AL.
T0HN YORK & CO.

JTAyE re0Fed their Book Bio cry from over the Ira
DER TO the second story Of the DALI NEas o.
g on he auey betuesa DeadsFcs aud union streets,
where spacious room aud veil prepared 70
10 all 81 our line
We have one t0c Of Blank. Book Papers, and warrant
our uork 70 suit cur both workmanship
Ne took the premium a. the Mechanic Fair Tor Tie
bsst.uade HIank-lo0Es ard deterned lot 70 retro
grade 30 our vorE-
MasIe- Book uagper's Magazine, and All periodicals
brauEht % Is Eil b bandso ely snd veil boaad.
Old hunters q Harper furnished % conpsts books.
Nav 2g-IF
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CAPITAL PRIZE, S65,OOO!!l
Only $50, 900 Numbers 8,28e Prizes

a2s6 Prizes amounting 1925 eco
Hr- Rank Notes Of sound Banks taken par. Checks
on New YORK RENTED for prizes.
Ey- Drawings Of Large Classes will be published In
New York and New Orleans Sunday papers, ChaTl
ton and Savannah Dalies.
Address orders certificates Of packages Of
tcketsto ANDERSON 4 SON, Managers,
Macon SavannAhs Ga
~ Address orders Tickets 20 T. b. ANDERSON
Box 2s8 Nashville, Tennessee; 20 ANDERSON Al SON
Macon, ~ Savannah, Georgia
Nov.16-trWkWtd
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70 be drawn each Saturday in December, 1857.
5.4O9 Prizes amounting to.....'..'...'.'- S5SOOOO
Whole Tickets $40; Halves SIS; Quarters s219.
~ q ~ LOTTERY

Plan or THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from 10 500 corresponds g with those
Numbers the TcL printed separate slips OF paper,
encircled with small tin tubes and placed III one
Wheel.
The Prizes similarly printed and encreied, are
placed in another wheel
The wheels are then revolved, and number is Drawn
the wheel Of Nun ber, and at the time Prize IS
drawn from the other heel. The Number and Prize
opened and exhibited to the audeuce and
registered by the COnmis oner the Prize being placed
against the Number drawn. This operaOni is repeated
until all the Prizes are drawn out.
Approximate on PriZes:-The two preceding
and the succeeding Numbers those drawing the ht
Prizes will be EMIT ed to the 50 Approximate Prlzess
example, If Ticket No $50 draws the 100000 Prizes
Tickets numbered 1124S, 1899 1881 1889 will
entitled $500. If Ticket No $50 draws the $50
coo Prize those Tickets numbered 64s $40 $751; 552 will
be entitled $3.50, and according to the above
scheme.
The 5000 Prizes of $50 will be determined by
the last figure Of the Number that draws he 100000 Prize
For example the Number drawing the OOO Prize ends
with No l. then all the Tickets where the number ends in
l. viii be entitled so. II Number ends with No. q
t,en tickets where Number ends in will be
/ titled TO $50, and 0.
Certificates of Packages will be sold at the fos
/ lowing rates, which is the risk:
pacla Of
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Flour.
The Excelsior Corn and Cob Min.

AS iuft FsosFed the highest prcmian ne great
II National hsF iozlsgr and also a. The Gao
Pair Claeaazt oysr he Llls GiAhI star and Mage
Mia.
IL Is adapted crashing Corn aad cah, Aye Osts Ao
for slocE ard f9F gnaing ioT family use, disieriss
A. la FFna ns lacrE De Frneaea a. q oost Of
three dolars bung separate io The other portions
e the Mu-
Faraard eoHpsts, with I've pairs Of grinding rlars Or
hhy doArs rrAysinE Agents wanted ssil tha above
Maia }. G. BALDWIN 4 GO
oeI-dtuss8a- 81 ColeEs street., y ashgais.
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F. Il AG AN,
No. 30 Market s. No. 6 Union ST.,
Nashville, Tennessee.
General Book Seller and StatiOner,

General Book Seller and StatiOner,
NEW BOOKS
JUST RECEIVED.
PHYSICIANS Visiting List for 1855.
Branstou's Hand Book Of Pracica! Receipts.
lIenaeuhaIrs students Wade Mecum.
Smiths Domestic Medicin7.
BessIey's DR.. ggists' Receipt Book
Ieadand on the Action Of Medicine,
L.uaow's Manual Of Medical Examinaton
WI ons Directors Manual
PeazIee's Human Hi-toOgy.
Meigs on Diseases Of Uterus.
Vets on he Diseases Of Woman,
Quits" By the author Of ''rhe Initials"
The Gamble 5 Life. by H. Green"
The Reason why. By he Author of Inquire Within "
Live and learn.
The Artists Bride; or the Pawnbroker' Heir By Bennett
Mabel Vaughan. BY the Author Of 1.-THE LamplighteI."
Marrying too late. By Geo. Wood.
Inquire Within.
Life and Beauties ofFluny Fern.
Little Dorrit. BY Dickens.
GEORGE the Planters of the Isle Of France By Dumas
The Virgin Wife By W. Reuben.
Canouburg House, Queens Prophecy. By Reynolds.
The Gipsy hief. By Re nolds.
Wallace, The Hero Of Scotland. BY Reynolds.
Robert Bruce The Hero King Scotland. By Reynolds
brian .'L.nn. By Maxwell.
NI0rc1. the Female smugEler. BY Cobb.
The Rival Brothers. By Chevier.
Wreck Of the Golden Mary. BY Dickens
The Life and Adventures Of an Arkansas Doctor.
Just received and for sale by F.HAGAN,
nov 8a--tf Market street.
BLANK BOOKS, large and general stock, just re-
ceived by r HAHAN.
BILL PAPER, new and beautiful article. Just
/ rgc-v we'd by F. HA'AN.
Periodicals.
! Harper'5 Weekly,
Harpers Magazine,
Godeys Lady's Book,
New York Ledger,
| GTahau's Magazine,
Wavrrly Mag zine,
Frank Ie-e's Magazine,
! Frank Lesis's Ulstd Paper
with many others. latest numbers always on hand and
| for sale by r. hAUAN,
! nov Oft Market street.
FRANK LESLEE'S MAGAZINE FOR
DECEMEEET, he Ifoaarcb II tie LOHttiss just re
IL q
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w have Lard Stands Of all sizes, made OF heavy tin
w which iH ell It low prices. Also,
Sausage Suffers, CoandeTs, Ladies' SKINNER &C.
a. Nv Z. go MACK ENuE a WILSON.
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saI-snGE CurrERs.

w have large supply Of Sausage Cutters OF AL sizes
w aritch tCiI eel dt reyg IOt0 prices IL most
valuable article domestic economy and suitable for
king Sausage Meat Cold sla flashes, Nnee Meat, &C.
&c &C. MACKENZIE 4 WILSON.
NV 25-ff.
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CHEAP NTOVES!!

w have on hand lot Of second hand COAL STOVES,
w principally Of small sizes, which will sell Al very
prices They have been used but few months, and
are nearly good ha the price Of stoves.
Nov EST MACKENZIE 4 WILSON.
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ELECTION OF MAGIsTgATE.-The election for
Magistrate in this district yesterday, to ilthe term
made vacant by the death Of D. Trigg, Esq, result
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CISTERNS.

,, A. ~ s.vorahse time 90 build ye9r Cisterns The
-. -..4 eIsFEaE BUuBEa, HUGH |. hAAltt p nov ~
II etAAa -~-s..Tsd 20 bald them Of al SITES Apph-
~. 80. x nate oihersise 70 H. q. eeoFei Hiu
$500 atgs h4hr-' wa
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Valuable Land for Sale.

CNYDER & FElZZELL in receipt Of another lot Of
- Gents stitched down Shoes at 81 Pubic Square.
Nov 2S-ti. SNYDER a FKlZZELL.
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Do ordering TickeIs on CerIIhcatcs,


Enclose the money address ordered
receipt Of which they will be forwarded by first mall
Purchasers have tickets ending any figure they
designate.
The List Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be
purchasers i'm mediately after the drawing.
E8 Purchasers will please write their signatures plain
and give their Post Office, County and state.
E- Remember that every Prize IS drawn and payable
in fun without deduction.
E All prizes Of 81 1000, and under paid Immediately
the drawngOther prizes at the usual time Of thirty
days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates to
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Wanted!

? NsTohaais Bsnk nosss q ne his-.a o'ess,
\ $500 NsF OEieanss ana the ga nAA-A OF ecofga
- ssth OarolnA par neiss - h-nk q Na-n's - -
- dc0anii hank Of shelby ftis -'s1 di1@-- AZ N''
-. Ia rates sgrecd oa a. tau tiuas'
EsE. H.
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WANTED for 3 boxes cen a!alnE
" Piano, &C zTket Mrs ks Hampton, Nashville for
n Apipes brandt marked a., Naahyile for bales Dry
mayai WI. GORDON co.
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An communications strictly confidential.
A F4s.g, n-.4.rg for VNfrLgafg ~ Oarf;Rrofao e.

EFg- Persons residing Montgomery Ala, Attain
Ia Ca have their orders filed and time by add
dressing s. Swan Co., at either Of those cities.
E7S- list Of the numbers that drawn from the
wheel with the amount Of the prize that each ent
will be published after drawing in the follow
ing papers :-AWgtStd( Ge0D COSitt0BdliSt, N6J0 or
teams Delta, Mobile Register Charleston Standard, Nash
sills Gazette, Atlanta IgeRce, Ne0 York Weekly Day
Book, SG0DHlHdh Morning Ae1oS Richmond DiSpdtch,
AeJo York Dispatch and PIulding Missy clarion.
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OfGiciaIJ OurnaI fOrPubIisiling the
Post Office Letter List.
Rates of Advertising.
EN- LINES OR LESS To CONSTITUTE a SQUARE
.ENEwABLE AT PLEASURE.

EII0EN AIIE 1T ILFAsUEE.
One square, year. S3'-Each additional square SO
Adj cruisers exceeding the space cOnIrac.
ted fer. viii be charged for the excess.
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FAuILY sERVA

"a Willy SAHN ANTS
81 Z have haad several No M5aze servants, Tor
W We sil uot sru thsu o. one IyiuE ca Of
tt.s e-B7 y. They vel q4ainet BIS urst nelroes
vu4uz and likely. BOYD Co.,
nov, 90 No. s., cherry street
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.stitched-DOvvn ShOes.''

A LARGE stock OF Timothy Blue Grass and Orchard
y Grass Seeds, at prices to suit the times.
nov 2l-lw UkA. ARMSTRONG co.
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Is, lST Prizes, amounting TO SIS, OOO.
hank Notes Of sound BAnks taken ~ par. 1850 q
Aeu forz Fcuitted foE prizes- Aaafess 0i~4'-S
~ Certiacates Of Paskages Of ttcsss % - No., a.
49, - - Ts,E-t- ADDRESSED 4. b. An kiAeON,
- - ANDERSON son, Aanascrss
-. Macon. Ca.
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CUTTERS.
SEEDS.

VIZ have a large stock Of Stsaw Cutters Sncair's
w saufor6's and Cummings Patent. The latter article
took N first premium the National Fair, Louisville,
nov q ARMSTRONG co.
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Southern Lottery.

Southern Lottery.
HAVANA PLAN OTFERY!
FaYOrite Odd and Even Scheme.
MORE THAN l PRIZE TO EVERY TICKETS.
10000 TICKETs!.........I5,I PRIZES
CAPITAL, $4,000 DOLLARS!
Tickets s4; Halves Sc; Quarters 81.
Let those bay nov Who never bought before,
And tbose Who always bought nOE Buy the more.
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION.
To be drawn every Saturday in NoVem
Der and December, 1857.
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tNTHITE WHEAT FLOUR, Unbolted Flour, Buck Wheat
w Flour Seconds, Shorts, Bran Corn Neal, Rye Meal
oats Corn and RS Homny. In store and for SALE VIII
he delivered to any part the city free fcharge.
QUICK Il MEAD,
Isn2 No. IL South College st.
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OCCULIsTs AND AURIsTs.

nR WHEELER, oCULrsr, NO ass BROADWAY M
IL votes his attention. 70 diseases n ss eye chrr
nation OF The eyehd enectuaiy cured; ha specks a. r
moved vhhnut opersica Once bo-rs 9AN 1aP
sSssva ~ sSs~ Ne " supvnM suAsy a saiS """-
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINE FROM INDE.
PENDENCE, MO-, TO SANTA FE, N. M
SEMI MONTHLY.


SANTA FE TRADERS and those dcsirous OF
- crossing tie plains Y New Mckee hfrued that e under
carry United sats mail from Independence SANTA fe
stages drawn by mules leaving ndependenee and santa f o the
aoAih They comfortable ta pasenes
guarded running through each frou meniy
twenty dass Travellers and om New Mexico wiz lube
safest expeditions aud comfortable Well as The
cheapest mode Of sng the plains 81 20. - 81 ,-
FARE THROUGH. atazsrlate ssasl
From November la 10 May lst, ~ @ ], .-3sslbO
From May Let TO November list ! >. ~ e... t'f.y 10
Poyions arm aud Ammunition furnished by propreqs
Packages and baggage win be transporter when posbe 70
do The rates 80 cent pound N seuer and % cents
package VIII be charged less than dollar and no
accountability money OF packages BY conductors no, enter
ed on the way otl - - :. - 80, 5.,.-.
than hy dollars unless specially contracted for and All baggage at
all times at the risk of the owner thereof
9n all passage money must be paid In advance and
passengers conrm % the rules which may be esta
hed by the nndersndo for the government Of their line m saees
and those rayemg with them % the pain y, s,sI -
No passenger allowed than nrw pounds Of baggage ~ add
10 the bedding X v Green, al Santa ~ and
Bernard Missouri and mail couducios
agents authorized passengers and teea
Z 'TH11'A 4lar II 80 laA go, q HocKADAY X HALL
ISDnxxosScE NO, J,ne 2s 1857 Oct 81 dlrniawcmcst
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By JAS. 9. MCGUIRE, AactIonesr. Z

TTNkUSTEES bAIE UF Y fIU-fDt-E IHi NV ED I'D
property AZ the corner and Nneeenth
street wednesday acuoon, November 2sh ~ clock on
The prenses by yne OF dated I'D November 1854
and recorded In Iber A. g. rls 3T5 seq the
Washington county the subscriber VIII s nt pubic
auction highest bidder the following described property VIZ
running werwa along the line o. said avenue % hs
which dyie easternlnost house OF the row
known NJ the syen Bng from the second house The said
row connenctng the end thereof thence norihwardy
along the centre dividing wall wall and along the
west said the alley thence eassardy
along the line alley said 10th thence souhwnrd
aone the line of said 10Th street place Of beginning with the
consisting an story brick dwelling
house, with stables, &c.
Terms made known AT sale
JAS c. MCGUIRE
. FWEa 3. f-ttf. aEa ~ .t.
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Will rHs HANk or EseIASp SUSPEND

Ths news from Europe by the Atlanta though not
unexpected rs startling II ind~tcs Of affairs ~
England without parallel certainly within the exIer-
of this generation The failures of the Western
Bank Of Scotland with lbs hundred branches and Of the
great banking house Of Dennistoun Co.. with their
vast dependencies in the Old World and the New !; the
constant export of specie and the advance OF the Of
interest by the Bank Of Engand per cent and Of
the Bank of Franceto nine per cent afe events which
denge the calculations o. the sagacious and sur
prise the most experienced, England is given
TO her terrors. While her people An India clml
longing the admiration Of the world by their courage
at home they panic stricken and flying deaf dumb,
and blind. before imaginary foes They in the
centre OF the tornado which swept over us two
months ago, and their greater wealth only promises
greater disaster Every casks. VIII the Bank Of
England suspends Why shonId 1t nots Or, rather,
how can it go ong By raising the rata Of i'm
terest it IL answered "to fifteen, twenty thirty, fifty
per cent, II necessary" But that viii not quet the
panic it win increase rather People do not want the
money they taking from the hank, far great deal Of
Il is boarded They dare not put cent OF il in business,
for they do not know what 10 buy whom TO trust
They draw specie from the bank from every other
source accessible them because they dsrust the bank
They in the Times and other Journals that such
tngency suspension Is remotely contemplated that
people who draw their money abused and lampooned;
that the promises that the bank will through al
accompanied with povso that the people do not
make fools Of Themselves and ask for money than
they want Under such circumstances, however, people
always do make fools of themselves to the extent
sary TO break all the banks that them than
they pay, which is the precise condition of the
Bank England The advance Of the rate of interest,
instead Of quieting increases the ALARM and renders
paatvely certain what at usual rate would have been
only probable The the credit Of the bank depre
ciates the advance of its rates is always
Of its rapidly does its deprecated
paper cxpel the specie from crcnation and occupy its
place II is conviction that nothing stop this
until the bank is able to show that its paper good
gold it suspends payments Our banks have frequent
y been weaker than they when they suspended !;
hut IT, the day before they suspended they had had the
abundance Of specie they have now, their failure was in
evtable. There general distrust OF their ability to
pay what they owed 1t known that money owing
them would not be paid, and at once, qi pea
the cry That is the cry in England.
The Scotch Bank, which has failed, relatively
strong the Bank of England The Bank Of England
has capital and sustain itself little longer,
but how long it cannot be difficult for those who keep
its accounts 10 calculate. gE sra4 .a H@
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MAYORS NOTICE.
MAYORS OrTIcr,

ih.d = ttHt # ~ MAYORS
nfs Washington, November "a, 1857
TN order that the day set apart one Of thanks
giving praise Almighty God may
Christian people sacred an ocosn the undersigned respect
all Of hotels &c. their
during night confidently
cheerful compliance d good citizen with this he
police report the o who Gall
with this huggesion and all who
attempt the peace interrupt the order o well
persons who the street Intoxicated
W. B. MAGRUDRR, Mayor.
NOV ze-N anEIlEl Anal nEnlarIV
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GITUATI0N WANTED.--By man who has been
accustomed Of horses gardening bong
stranger the city woud be particular the occupation
employment his object For particulars address this cce
Z q asisaaa8 siasls arsst hab i y lfa i.sHatta sA
fyts.. fE 4a
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STEAM MACHINERY FOX SCREW Pros
.sTPELI4ER sLOOP-OF-WARgqT T8I
Navy Departmental.

hsiH Pig U t,i1aA ~ N'' NsycmScr 10 lss. 4
CsEALRD PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals Cor
~ steam .snsy 90 a., s rlp osss se ss eesss 'n nss he
the s,eani nachiAsry aad sp~ndas
Sa,i e5G eIas sa.Sss navy a. yard Al rsassrSs
me ees s. be o s ~ sa s e r.s ss % . sny
that be proposed state the a IN which hs work wa be son
The sOSshmeni which 'be work s 20 DC eAse1isd
me de,aIs he design and
let with the party poe proposition may De ssspa =
readiness q adiunosai when Ia oferaon And
aot beng subject 20 @ an s - ss we.1ns s s %
most onomoa coaump,ion q ae and the greatest eS asa ID coal
The boes 10 be o iron, with ,ece smoke whsh must be
propeller with The onnesoos or hoisuas 70 be q on.en he
machinery for hosting for pumps alaaiaa for senuiAiE and ~
whole a approved Kinds fhr eoi bunksr shA
fssn sasr from which can sal pei
day all The os and duplicate pieces nseess and sa~as' @ M
siton, and a list of them must be furnished.
m the Ss necessary 20 adapt the sesssi m ls reception Of tho
machinery boilers and viii sf provided al he sPsnse
have ior isins lhe heavy mastiney % board
allowed body Of the ship the entire
the berth ierk eomlaeneins al E ieeI aai 1hs naA
I breadth inside caa phk bang aas e
and The hsh, s u hs o q e hSO waa ~ ,ns @ sa s % . @
carry for thirteen days. pD sieanig the daily caun ucn
the raschhory water bolerss proolr arreniase
With the toos and work must not exceed sso tons Of 2so
The distance aisde
aud the distance
post will be feet tho depth
had wacr line TO the top Of the keel under the propeller will S
feet. .@4N
manufacturers yho desire bid obtain OF
making application
proposal be accompanied by m specifications
position the gravity the machine
y boilers &c maed on them; giving also tbs capacity d thu
cylinders and Of foot and delivery valves and a pnmp
tha lns
surface asothe diameter patch surfce
propeller aud other principal points that
readily made There will also be gs en- the estimate a the weight
densnes oao water, hnnkers AppendaseS TOOLS and spare
of l40 pounds. aHta q .sasI
payment win be that when fourth Of
the shall
the department. there viii be uic
whole tho when
the shall like be complete there will be further
fifth when three ourt the shall
nnh when the
copleted have made satisfactory trial
further payment hfth when sdp shall
rmed satisfactorily COR period II three months then the
shall be paid ~ 5itf PEA 81 saa1
repairs during this period from detective
the the
proposals be explicit qualified
sill be considered. th hE&1t sssG fAtHiefi4 81sts
.8H a IsAAC TOUCEY,
Nov 20--2awtlSDec tHFs Secretary Of the Navy
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DIED.,

Ip this city, the cad instant, DR. JOSEPH LUCR youngest
Of the late IAc Arc formerly Of Berkeley county, Virginia
family respectfully invited aond the fu
residence between 18th and 18th streets, ats
O'Clock afternoon. iss,3s. .ss.f W.. 4 t4
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MARRIED.

this tho oath Instant by Rev JOHN MIXES, WIN
PAYNE esq King county Virginia. TO COLUMBIA NEW
TON eldest daughter Of Lieut. ERayaaS Cnted States
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There are now In New Bedford Massachusetts 23
whalers IL ships and IL barques, only two Of which
viii sail this There always soinc whalers
lying by for the winter but the pumbcr this year is
much larger than usual owing TO the monetary difh
cultes. S,t.sssi h.,ssasst ss.lid