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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-23

e. Tho hest evl~ne- ~ be aiiuced In favor OF tbs
cecscousnc-s Hsodaad's German B.ters prepared hy
Dr. C. Jackson - the preeederted dsm.ad fsrthem
fro AT rars oftae Union although there be many
.npouads DrcpGrei an rsPrsertei "a being worthy Of
liberal paronsSe. yet feel pttritaef 20 remark that
Of tcStirnaniais with which the worthy doe
r ha- beea brs5 BY of the highest eharseior
"a --..Tt-hilltr louni IL have recourse
Ia his ersp,raon Is srY suncenty conclusive ths
ncre eaeetaal aoiy slr,ss tnulcdst relief OF
hase ctsi with i!rsfal dyafcpsia has never
80 ~ KELLER WITS.
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The Price of Coal a. ihs EoDIAM HINES is
~ the ftt eelts per paaIei'
Hauled to aay part Of tie city...........lo %
JOHN WYM0SD.
feb2 Saeretar- and Manager.
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Goa X.

WOOD: wooDi.-oraers for Wood left At SAMUEL
yIcKEEr will 10 promptly tiiea. fel3
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-23

The NEW STATE BAYK.-The report Of the
new State Bank, made on the 81 January
last, has been published, and shows that at
that date, the capital paid in was Sl,6i3, iiS;
Of which S9G5, lG9 were funds deposited in
Eastern and other banks; $500, All in specie;
notes of other banks S52,s63; specie in other
banks $4,000; making an aggregate of avail
able means of S1,73i,743. The liabilities
were, due other banks S12l ,499; certificates of
deposit issued S3,175; making the entire
Indebtedness S12I,G14. At the date Of the
report, there were no notes in circulation
Since then, many of tho branches have gone
into active business, and the condition Of its
funds has changed.
BY the exhibit made it has one and three
quarter millions Of cash assets to begin with
Its capital will be enlarged as it gets fairly in
to operation. The opposition to the bank
is declining rapidly, as the public gains conf
,dence in its management. No idea is now
entertained in indianapolis that the charter
will be disturbed, and no one strongly desire:
il, from conviction, that another charter, al
unexceptionablc in all its features, could ne
be obtaired. People seem to feel that we haG
better bear tho ills VIC have, than to fly L
Others we know not of. 1t is an institution
that will yield large profits 70 the stockholder
even with a most generous and liberal polio,
towards the public, and with moderate ant
prudent uso Of its privileges. fought in re
turn for the great advantages it enjoys fgou
the people Of tn, state, to disregard il
some degree, the dictates of corporate profits
and manage its affairs as if it were the agea
and guardian Of the pubic in tho pecunar,
and financial interests Of the State.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-23

GA destructive fire occurred in Burling-
ton, Iowa, on the Nth, destroying property TO
the amount Of $4,000.
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WHOLESALE DRUG STORE.
UALLOcX &sTOppARD.

SUPPORTERS Manufacturer aud Dealers IN Draxs Md
oiaes and Chemicals. consisting in of Aca Dye
staas irts. OILS. Cslors. White Lead. Anersssn aEd
French White Zine Wi dow Glass Varnstea IL Gsae
Glass ware an other articles usually kept ty
Wholesale Druggists,
Incudipg an assortment OF Trusses Shoulder and Body
Braces Surgical instrumental &C. &.
ALS0:-Dealers in Dazcerrsotype Stock colstsntiy
hand Cameras Chemicals and vsriey of Gases
Daguerrean materials Country ms-chaaiI invited 70
call bat all orders by mail Otherwise promptly attended
70. Prices Low and goods warranted. ssrI2
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-23

@NAGPET GU tES.-Ioan IA assorted eoiors;
~ lOlbs WI e3h rSe'd this 6ay aud for cate ~
fslT PRESTON BROS.
FS.siNs So hoIe1 u. r. received Ard ,or al. by
Al felT PRESTON BROS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-23

~ want good sud
HIO cheap picture call az TIE City
~" tlsSs daguerrean Gallery, No. IS.
Main street. feH-u
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Y. II. COOK 81 SON,
WuoLEsaLE AND RETAIL pEiLEUs IN
GROCERIES, g. PROysS5Cys,
EVANSVILLE. INDIANA.
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT.,
FIRST STREET, FIRST DOOR FROM MAIN.
HYriyf DEptRT1I:Np

MAIN STREET, FIRST DOOR BELOW TIE coRNEb,
~ H. COOK bszs, thank HIS frienGs il Evansville
~ reisb9rhcod or their avSFs freely bcs,o
hm since he has been in business then. and
this opportunity Of ia.rodue their notice his
g. A C'fOK, whom tie has taken par.nership
date. and soil sits ter the firm o. a. H. Cook Sos.
ooI.Ensres or he support iteraiy conferred himself
purchased the vh e Of Gr VI W. Foster feel
confident that tsy will he enshiei 20 surrly THE citizens
EyaEvie witt every article they NAY require in the Gro.
Gerry and Provision line. e. H. O. sen wish sspseaIF
draw attention OF in the country having proa1ec
OF tiad to dispose %. 90 their increased facility
their stock, anisEr yns them heir eli
articles eqred in The Wholesale deParea at prices
their oriersror the fu.gre. fshP--f
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EgsDRCLic CEMENT SD bb's In s.ere and Tor salt
u BY eceis PRksTON BRoS.

4 -. DOZ assorted Pine churns; = 1.u-
cd don do Cedar Churps;
q rests COW PaiI.: Is Racks cord Baskets; .i'i5
10 doz3 hoped cedar buckets; ...-f
- cozass'i CO 3ar. OAK and pine horse Buckets:
Is dos well Bitkets; 80 nests asd eoyd Box saas
by ftlf IN COOK 4 SON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-23

FOR RENT.
yyvAREHoUSE and ofhee on Fourth streets. next 70
Et Canal Collectors of.ce.
Ths oes Main lately ossufiee BY the County
Treasurer.
eonforabls rssidenee First street setvssn Mulberry
and Cum.
Rio Lease, several snail OF laai adjoining the
city. suitstle .or gardens.
feii-stesi AFTiyto BAKER & GARvIN
ESIsDR;ES-
- I'D bags prime Eastern Coffee:
go kess Wheeling Nails 30 bags Cotton Yarn received
IBIS daya for sale sy fsi6 PRESTON BROS.
essrisi CANDLES whole. half aud qnarter iexsl
- reed for -aic At REDUCED rEICE
dccs 8. =. cfLaERT & co. sYesrnors-s..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-02-23

yUTE have hand con plee assortment. Of Tacksre,
NF al numbers Of quaiity nd all sized packages Ais
stuck Goldfish whte an in \ sure.
rior article, which Will sell - low prices.
fell TESSEY e soRrSSOy.
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NOTICE TO Hy,LDEKS.

EaLSD proposals. for building Of Trick school iorso
- the Fable in the town Of Carlisle IN sall-
Ind. VII be vei the under.saed At his
residence in said iowa. until the oh dag Of March 1857
O'Clock. Security the faithful of the
Absolutely required Plans AMI specifications will
be exhi ted by G. suRdersgnei.
By order OF the Beard Trustees Of the Town OF Carlisle
fcz3 2sd&v JSO. MARIN. Clerk.
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UNION BAKERY!

TIE OLDEST ESTABLISHMENT IN THE CITY.
CRACKERS AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
FS instantly haad large assort-
u ofresh Water. Butter and Sugar Craekers and
also cfSoaa Pilot Ssval Bread which anufsc
Brcd ~ the atss. Improved Nscinery theY he sold at
As low price place in the Vest aud
in sy other mandatory in the country large
sock had At shop. Water stree between
fss1.f,i J. SINZICH.
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EAfsDWAE,E.

SsEtsJ 3.cLAsssss. COFFEE AND RICE.-.o.
- choice 10 Ibis plantation Nolasses;
zbbls 10 Iel.rded Sa=sr; 10 ha<sehoics Rio Coffee;
2 do Powdered DO; I tierce Rice Just reed per
stea rrer James MONTGOMERY and Ter sale By = =
fell NtCkERf & JOHNSTON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-02

Interests That tho liberation thsory-hat the theory
Of our old school bloshren. rot the theory
Of the Bble he would defy any 70 prove from he
Bible that God regards the relation Of ana dave
any more n those Laws that Protect The master In As
Tigh. over he slave He deaod Auy nsu TO bring iron
tho Bible proof Ina, Col regards tho relation only In tAe
Of toaratou ThRs posi- Ion IL false. What Ia The
ruo theory Here Is, and ID tas which We reached
81 Cleveland and which engrafed 10 su6ssancc In th
paper although not upon this 20 clear refer Ing 70 he
reolutions) BE would Ike 70 have written IT, but st
was ihcrc and hs would vote for H. Here II IT, ds was
not afraid to talk and TO defy the world 70 ans yer L. He
bid the fame defiance IL Cleveland and afer they takeA
and talked and talked about getting up great mass moot
ing TO d'soum this question, the thing psxaed 81
quietly IN smoke They did not dare 70 meet
The South, aye, even the humble individual whs
addresses you when be cd 70 advocate the South
ern side Of the question they choose
70 put forward What vas his postoni Il u thai slA-
very 10 ordained OF God a. ,od In his providence y
the MASTER to the slave and the unity long
he chooses 10 continue Il. 1t may have eyiis bat -
long ~ God chooses to continue il, Ii gre baneat.
he rgerded the master the Representative OF God IN
great ork OF benev. lencete represent degraded -
sid I'm him up az high - he eau be raised, y
give him al the revelations Of Christianity that oa1 -
given to him in the relations In which no stAncs Sad
then to wait the develop ment Of Prcvidenos Tor q
higher deftiny Now, ~bloh Of these opinions can i've
peace 70 the South the Nortn the Union the worldf
Dr.. X. concluded with few other remarka and th1n
the Convention adjourned until O'Clock A. n. sa
Monday
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MANIFESTATIONS MICHIGAN AFD aRtn sAn-
road socks Al fair prices for which Iovs land Hps
farm . Jsnsics wlh Be uvsn Address A. IL a., bon 81
Sew yoxk Poxt o1cc.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENRWED RIERi Dan.


E,RKEpoM.-JULIBT: MY PARTY INTEND 0OIu0
GU. tbs evening pies,ant Dan We have the pleasure
tons my address At Herald Office In future Will Do ~
for Jpaut ROMHO.
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United states Patent once,

ON the petition Of Norbert Rillieux, OF Ne
York praying far the extension patent granted 20 hm
August Is43 fr Improvement IN sueS i s
years expiration q said pai which takes place on
10th day a Angus, 1sas-
ordered ai the sail petition be beard at the Patent ou
Monday l7h DAY sf august AZ II ocik m and m
sons are uoed s1Fear sboH they have WY
petition ought not 10 be granted. o.
eppong tho extension required 70 file IN ihe I
once their objections specially set forth writing at least VIZ
day AZ hearing all Testimony tiled by either n
said hearing be taken and usnslniea
rules e the oce which viii be furnished on a
hcn-
The testimony the viii be closed on the 'h q A
depoSnns, and other papers relied upon testimony m
filed before the marnlng az thai day the gu
if any, within ten days thereafter. ..st -
Ordered aso this no<oe be published in the Vnion w.
gencer and Evening Washington n C. Republican ihn
Md Penney Philadelphia. Pa Daily News New YORK
York Post Boston, Mass week Tor three successive "
previous the I7th af August the day q hearing
CHARLES MASON
Commissioner ot Faienp
sEdnrx q ihs ahoye papers w please cory ana seh w
bills the Patent ofoe with T&Eer containing this notice.
May 2I--1Aw3w
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PROPOSALS.
NAvT n1aErxEr,


Barcaz q Yards and Docils, Nay l. IS5T.
CtEALED PROPOSALS fog each class separately,
~ for elzss No the csas)
yard the y4rd Wi he reoFcd fl ooe
furnishing and dekSeg Ghe several
Earyyards embraced FEued
sedules which Hn b furnished apfhcaa ard sna -
requeslca desiring 70 osf etn ir q Al he
fbsFsn tt several
yArds for the fr br clasnanA o. By Tie
thereto bue4. fE al NE yrs
u ygssE ooa aa s4isa4es Naas < f1 ~ td N.n q
yzr1 oapaI<
tndigidnA tAe bad and cnuir&et
Idaes and pAr1cI-r1 Dotea tA. ther
bcenAier prescrhe 41c &c mailed N
before the exFares ter
them I'D H Be oastoad Esi aaa b r<fsd ec tk Fa0d
szaf alouano bx n4ade for fni11e 81 ne naa
To Agzns orrz beng oeaea blore The tlae appointed
endorse The envepe above khe address
aDd draw . Ens under Tie enaorssmelt THIS
aFr,e~as for cSaA Ne (aa@s tA< daSl fer h< Wary Had q
(aasse IA yrrdl"
10 fhs q Yards Doaks wAhngsua n
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For All Parts Of the West.
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.

TTHREE TRAINS DAILY from Baltimore for Cum
i berland, Wheeling, all parts of the West
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will (excra
645, omnecing with trains from Philadelphia
Washington Cat uneton) wi stop stations and
berland at 4 O'Clock. y.
ID MAIL TRAIN fexccra suDayl
a s3o and reaches Wheeling by m connecting at Ben
wood with Columbus ndiaraos
vile Cleveland Toledo, Dctrct Chicago 81 Louis Cairo
mediate poiEts.
FxPfsS daily at p M connecting with
express trains for Cincinnati - Louis Cairo Chicago,
places nearly shorter than by any cshcr
The time 10 these places il also uncquagIed
Baggage checked through Coumbc Cincinnati
81. Louis.
Passengers and baggage transferred points free
THROUGH TICKETS win be sold
AZ The lowest possible rates a, the ticket Office Camden Station
Washington city.
A second class > attached 20 he mail train
Passengers from Baltimore Washington
hy daylight by taking accommodation
Cumberland Oakland They morning tc erpresS
train which leaves Cumberland at $50 reaches Wheeling
at 2, p. m.
psenge from Washington ample time for meals at wash
Ington junction.
This The only BY which through tickets and baggage checks
can be obtained In Washington.
FUR WAY PASSENGERS
The accommodation train s45 stop al an stations "a az
Cumberland and the
Eawardly the mail train Wheeling 75 m and aocm
modanon leaves Cumberland 20 reaching M
The FREDERICK TRAIN starts (excep sunday stopping
way ston Leaves Frederick M arriving
at 1890
The EiIlo0TTs leaves Camden station at 8 a m
and . %, Leaves HHoOus Mills m, so p m
except Sunday.
W s wooTSInE
Jan 1T--dn Master az Transportauou
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Proposals for Naval supplies.
Nlu Da.F7xxT

NAVY DeHAET,Esu
sareAa q consirozAon, E4uiEanent, and Rrpairs,
CEALED PROPOSALS to furnish naval supplies for
- tie h4i ye1r esaag soh June sss wiH be ms
-F.,s f. ssIss.ss Buaoss 4 cErus
% . .i s aS % a. 3 eaasas % a. s. G.s p sl .rs % S
uaiAEl described pHed srheAn whsch he furnished
% sah desire oaer, Apat the
sItFe yards, navy agent nearest thereto an
Ne yards uIn application 2 this slreAa Ttls .oa iss classes
nsd a. arc actually required sr bids T senHaaani and nAyy
yards exaaztun only frusn wich may Be Judged pheter 4
~I 1 3 aes.rsne z make afgaezsan for the.a-
q the pnica ssheaa IN ssrs cn-ny Herewith they uu
ARTICLES aasi sS se The very hes, quAay e4rAnse 10 sample
k % be delivered good order and IN sttAhe veses and
io ns 4 a respects st : ss lnsprsoa easresafs eani
Eeht az, q tAe yArd where rceye and the satisfaction
Bidders rtea yards ssures particular
% q g .,e ags shs ~ esrr ~ being equal Rearrrnoe
Every onsr, required w Aaeasi
sSss~nd rsa sy written guarantee tA' form Z TA'A AsA
ross ply vla-e usy aoraea ~I npaae
Fhsy VA ee required n days ar rea The
sarrz IN the fal amount via be required 10 n the oa,rc1 and
te responsibility oerthed 70 by Usiied States i1 iadgc, UIiiel
i teuiy per KheIa hils
aS' ls conIIaet s4A have en eanpted and eighty oatu
i've yards viii be paid By & within hrsy days after is
prrstnlauhn 70 him
Stipulated contract ta default made by fhe parties
the hrst Iari delivering all The ARTICLES nentei
places sbcye provided then and IN thai the and his
sureIs Will forfeit and United
exceenr the
according Congress case rgo
vided, approved March g Is43.
Classes Nos T. 2 g. O. be delivered fourth part
tn l5ih May fourth
The
and the Whole by the 18th Nay sss Te remaining classes
be delivered fourth before the
Tart boe fourth part
bre ls April and the 3o
1855 unless earlier reud with npee Of twelve
ah delivery due prooriSon of each article Class 10
OpiEg aciagal quantities q oS the articles
he
vas the exTntn q the sses year upo Receiving
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posi1d the ta he bureAu shall have tsc
poser aI11Ig the wittui the
Cngress shall noa h4Ee made sunteui aErppaa
Arts ior the oaletHa Wsxks enAsied
which tbs Adveseenf hAscd, and ail siso have de
power 1rree 4ah The quAHAi1a hasad IN the classes
BEADED sABe~esr IN sAe schedule ueAky reuk
Fczes whose ess aA be areFAed NfB he Harhd BY letter
tlrouEh the Nhh shall bt cunidered
ahey the snggss spzsed
a irus ne 1r-yaNnt
u tr bd oaslFs4 wh be a1de WA o1 prsl per-
The gnArazAos sA d<anAns aseE FeFon
sibie foF All deEn41e1ze<.
Al oosmHz advertisement
a che 0gat1 u the bdreau, be rejected
fhsc only Nbnse o1rS snceFasd be n0hed
Tracts sin be Eeay fr thereafter may prAo-
uc4br
M4y 2-lAN4M
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- 9Ma.
Here d.,e the o5er. ]

here insert hs names composing he hrm q (nAns
the the S1e hereby furnish
yo1r dated adyertcen sss
The requirements and prne scedn
The articles embraced Class No the e4)
navy yard the yard aeOrcng sid schedule
ere paste tho printed c from the schedule and opfo each
ygboe
lars and cents and FOOT NE amount q The bd for the
cAssD amounting fhere write the kInounf IN wordsl
propose (ere required
sebedue the snFpy under the classes soeneo by
should
request prepared agent
(nAne The Agcury) for signatnres and certificate
Here hldder each member o siEnl
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mo. $50.
Notice

OF Escllishnen q se aafaionai Land oos in tie Ty
Of Nstrdaa-
IN pursuance of the act of Congress approved
1857, entls establish three additional
land districts the Territory Nebraska % be called, respectively
hereby declared and made
districts established fol-
lowR,
FOR the hsrucT' at Brownsville.
For PtarTr IhsrSucI' Nebraska CITY.
nj said Territory.
Given under my hand the o Washington, this ecuh day
q April, 1851.
BY the Presiacnts
JOS & WILSON
Acting Commissioner q the General Land once.
AprIl4 l4-law6w
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IMPoRTANT NO COTT0N PLANTERs- hr which

their incomes doubed-The
patent from thc United
angeren machinery
process from the the
preparation spinning machinery until is ready ior ship
weaving
sav1g this process viii be at least
yarns the hbre unbroken and unnurc by thpe
poocss used open
cniangie ia will DO about ny stronger and heavier and
win cnand the markets q the world dstAnng an oton al
advanced rrcss.
prepared dispose f privileges 70 HE
VIII be Informed with cnnpete in
ohiHln the best machinery, and an
Oaher necessary Trrcnars appbraion addressed 70
Ike s-2awiyd GEORGE g. HENRY, Mobile
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n-m a Gunrnu.s.-

un5srsigneA tEzme EaArani1t (name
(na1ne gnGraninrs.
hereby nAIne bsadrrl
therl above he snoeaed
days after the
trough posi- Oe o. The q his t orers before
Lnsntoned-
Witness signature of guarznt0rs-)
ossfy (err Eaarnnos)
good and responsible guArantors this
fSsgnature.)
signed by aage attorney roectr navy
agent person responsible.
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NO. 5s2l
Notice

Of he rrOual cf ne land eos from Fayz9 70 B00arF
die SAFE II Missouri
TN accordance with the provisions OF the acs a
Congress entitled An authorizing changes in The c
Offices approved March 1853 hereby declared Ap
known that the aoc FOR ihn sale d pGhc lands al fAit
STATE a Missouri The Of Boosyih ~
State, al early period as py1fin1i4s .d,
Further ncsicc re1ise q removal viii be ls
the register and the Faycfte land caoc. M IL,
Given under my hand at the city q Washington h iH
May. A. n. 1851
BY order q the President
TIICel A. HE-Snnltks,
CosnnlS Sstner ~ the General Land opN'
May Ia--law6w TIntelksaArl
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UNIlB STATES NAVAL CouKI or ISQrrRy,
WASHINGTON February % 1917

UNfrD sTATfz NAvlI CorKT lNQTIRY
Washington, February 2e 1857.
'tNHk judge advocate gives notice, for the inforlna
Il ton o. parties coming before tho under The q
the act m January 6 1857 that they win respectively be hy
the department. when their shall have n referred
court and that dersble presenting uev
should come prepared with list oS such witnesses they may
sire 20 have summoned specifying which o the Respective
q fitness ior the naval
mony n be applied respectively; apd suggesting delay any
which be required; and II what witcssos
Feb 2sf-u
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ApII-lawisaJune
rTNHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED
saes mail sioanlsrsIle ships eomIrng thls hae the

ships having by expressly government
service has becn taken in their
heir speed
passengers unequalled for elegance
Frice passage Liverpool cabin $3.50
in second cabin SIS Prom Lrerpoal NcE York. 90
gaineas
experienced surgeon attached ship.
No can be secured paid
Improved
danger q
the LIST August
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Washington Aqueduct.
0yFscE oy TIE WASHINGTON AQrKDuCT,
Washington. March 5 II

. wAsmSGrus AQrEDrcT,
Washington, March 5, 1857.
DR0P0SALS are invited for materials and work
Il for the Washington aqacdDct.
Proposals up IN May VIII opened
Maps pros specifications materials work 10
et viii be ready for examination al tins oe and a the 10th
ms embrace masonry bridges
graduation and emhankmeni ofreseryors pipes
ncd with the ~ inch o main gate houses bricks sand
rubbIe, and cut stone, kr
For the particular works and materials made
United states there may bc some delay IL commencing the work
thereon hni for such unavoidable delays due allowance viii be made
Portions q some q the works be completed under the
cu sprrar but all contrasts for unfinished work will be
right prebc the Of work TO be done and
Priation holding sufeny decide when
shall be stopped until funds become available
In the entire oppage parnlsr
funds The reserved ten cent viii be paid IL in the Judgment Of
gone.
Payment. specie checks upoa uned states
and will be condition d all that the worken shall
Al bids should sead and endorsed proposals for work cr ma
teri4l on the Washington AqacduciF ?
should be deemed advantageous and make such
be considered most conducive to the q the
Every accompanied by guarantee signed by
take that the bidder or bidders wi hs e bid Be accepted
enter into 1n IN GSsn 3 within N I Ten DAYS ma goa and and
be accompanied by the certificate Of the United States district
he or indvidns known 3 he Engineer De-
Iameni War; that the able make good
Bids win be opened Of bidders q them choose
be ". G. MICS.
Capa. q Engineers, in charge
FORM GUARANTEE
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We undersigned, residents state of -
gonty sereraIy.
guaranty foregoing bid Of accepted or
VII days after the OF the
the with good uen
the In conformity the
under which II made. And the said
aforesaid
good the the said
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March --eott7thMayklawr
The Washington union., 1857-06-02
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Notice

Of EsoJlhmef f hres additional Land osz ToToy
IN pursuance of the act of Congress approved
March 1857 entitled establish three additional
the Kansas called respectively
district ta @Oage hand district and the western
district hereby declared and made known that the Offices
districts have been established as follows, viz.
the "I1AwaEE INSTINCT" at DoSIrHAx.
For the as0sasT nFsTmcIf at FoET ScyrT
the iswEsrEEs p4sI5uT IN said Territory
Given under hand The city Of Washington m ecrenh day
Of April, A. n 1857.
By President: JOS WILSON,
Acting Commissioner General Land Once
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