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Arrived.

s,e.m,hp Roanoke Simmer fu Norfolk with mdse and
sfp GIss Wfs,e Furbe Liverpool jan With md'e aud
las ps. ali wsN TO C. II. Marshall Co. Feb while beat
M az unknown ship lost msnua.t with everything ssched
and mzzentoPmas with Everything above &c. Jan 70 s
81 So H. lost oyerbord Patrick Hennessy ,eamsn OF esS
fast ireland Feb H. fell in With the steamer SANFORD I'm
London NswYO. who hin indy bore down to speak
ship Rhine Moor Lrs MIn and o.se'e1d Dec ~ with
Ship RSen Ham, sper Hamburg As days with nld'e. and
pas. to E. Besh KinhArd;.
sap American Congress. Mather London Jan TO- passed the
pilot of Portsmouth jan 70 and had very heavy wester
gales started head Of cussie and seriously INJURED I'M, n
badly Jan a. lat a a. Ion "a 49, exchanged signals with sup
Bah Psisruo, Iusbam Palermo Dec 2S passed the Rock
jan IT, with fruit Chamberlain Phelps Co. hst very
heavy weather. has been on the coast days and quot ON
Bs Ke9ia (Of BO.O Treat cardeuas Is days. with mOla'
Bris Easet tof Hs iowe Durham, Csrdenas II dsys with
.u..I and mo s,ses to Nora L Navarro. 9. r,.,,,.
with @a.s to q the .sip Sentunon
Bff1ss WG S.Ss r. ss'5'n sI
lon II a. saw ship Moemie of Charleston.
s s. With te' @.Se,sny To P Buck Co FEB
bearing " Is miles shp Touon, hence for New
Brig Elizabeth ,Of C.uden Bosrdmsn ochoOs, ia, II
days, with PimsP,O &C. 70 R. P Bgsh Co p,v. lam
wiz S.v;SCd <. sSSss Sailed company
Thompson 4 Hunter.
Brs Loeb LomOnd (of Prospect French, St. Jxo de Cuba
81 days with sugar and tobacco 20 Moses Taylor Co Had
very heavy weather. LEAKING badly about 600 strokes per
Feb t. in la:; Of Charleston saw ship with three
only had signal Of dress fyinsi sshp oeanus
down TO her al the time
Brig Sarah Peters lof Ellsworth Lord Black River Jam,
Is dsys with logwood, &c. C. T. J. Peer~
Big tM..rotte, Hsnman Aux Cay: g day.. with coffee
&c vose Livingston Co. Experienced very heavy weather
has been IL days in Delaware Breskwaer, repairing .
schr Lanson Dean Williams Roeklsnd via Sandy Hook %
days, with lime. - IL,
sch Responsible (Brl Dunn Turk: Island Il days with
sst to Maitland Pheps Co. Jan g. the brig Ellen Jane,
Nchrop from Boston for TrIio passed through Turks
Island passage Feb g. lat "a 81 on IS 49, spoke schr Ceior'
MIA Bedford from Cape Devees leland bound to New
York, ~ days out. .
schr Ise Of Pines French. Virgins, With wood
Seh H. W. johnson (wrecker, lockwood with dry goods
and rsgng nom the shp Irene, ashore a. Morches L.
Steamer NJ Sanford, -, New London. Feb H. fell In
with ship Great Western from Liverpool dsmssed took her
in o and brought her TO this port.
scbr H. W. johnson, lockwood, With mdse from wreck OF
shp Irene ashore the Morches Capt, reports the ship
6.ns nearly under the work slowly owing to
fishing the goods 90 dry goods,
bales mdse z casks do, lot Of rigging calls &c: - .
Propeller-CaedonIs, Layhed, Hampton Roads, 70 H. b.
Cromwell.
eAILED-Br steamship Tempest, Morns, for Glsssow.
From Quarantine-ships Cowper, stevsns San Fsncsco
Catvatsr Russell, for Liverpool
BELOW-BIis Sea Breeze, from S.. Domingo.
WIRD-DuIirs the day, L. 70 Sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-13

OILS FL eish Lnieed remains quiet b. holders are hr IN
their views offer the sok pTesen Anticipating
prices the Sprs trsde sets H. which 10
hty be account OF the interruption 70
American request the regular Isde steady rates
Crude and Rehnec WaAe ia2o-nse, ot pTlces e
naly the ,sme Crude Sperm has been n Al. q the
SG holders have advanced tneir pre-
eBops 80 tor han tome OH buyers no"e'ef Hle qte
W wns 20 nav any such Lard Oh very nrn 81
81 IS cash for Western Winter, Ee 10 nonihsj sAes
gallons prime City 81 10 cast, winch a. sdVAnce
Oil 10 steady and 10 iar rrqges. note further saes 81
SEQ gallons Western Winter spcrte4 3: o. cash Ohef
kinds unchanged
PROyIsIONsIl Po-k there lees tloysaey and -es Is
dull but old sab. The Gales go bbs a. u ~
as. 50 fcr new hess s?1 for old o., Ind ~ s.
sic fer Prime. nelded in the sslee Ss7 obs d sogr
Prime fl5 IS Beefs quite fr, and !, IA, reqdes Win
lfht arrivals; sales Of 80 obl 90 0d 80 y for Prime
SIC 75d for country Mess AID SIS 50 FOR eps:te
Cleveland and Chiesso Prime Mess firm "a 81 BEET
Hams quiet SDGs2 Bscon u da and heavy :: ~
shda 81 eeic Shoulders ri i9 Glol COX Haas
Lard very firm. And a. he PRIME Offering taken resa Al
our Quotations. sales Of 30 bbs and a. lS4 Better - II
fair ard At sd &c. for Ono, AID ls G fo sae Geese
. firm IL lie.
RICE-t moderate business doing f- prices sSes Of
go tcs 81 81 d4ic., a. TO quality. Ia,
SPICEs-Saes have been tte Of - rags rn-eh-1 ~ ';c
rs bags p, pper lc- sui 500 rns.s C1s'iG .. 4oc
sTEARfS-A demand for ths article AID h5!ce-s t-e
irm sales Of 10 90 n White on pIi7A.s terms. $500
sALT-The msIhei 10 quite srn foT Liverpool sa of 7e
sachs ground az 49,
$50 boxes Havana elo:i 81 hhds peGer-s :: o. and
100 bids. Cuba a, .! dlOc-
TALLOW-Holders q-i.e 6rm demand good; fses
Of 1900 70 prime q: lie oAsh-
WHIskY-The market il quite frz, he sr-vls noesG
ate sales Of $50 be.i. AZ 22e, and in osr a: 2.e.
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REToETED ToR I'VE n. r TRftUNE ~ J Il n B. FAY.
Fyn Roa,G-po Lehigh 6. 10 ~; 500 unon Casal Is,
LOT, s: Goo mira r. To- 10, inert, II; 90 ~ PennA
r. T. c. lois 81, 40 ca s.. lott. sss $ Mineha R. lots
S. 50 PennA p r. lots 4sl 70 LeAsh Nag ~ Do ~, %
Union C.al PRE- S.y. 10 lSO sssdiRs r. s5xn iS
81 "A L.hish Scrip 9i 100 sck1yl Nav Pref a 10 Morris
Canal IS AZ Farm Mech Bssk lots s.. 10 Bank Of Penn
ia Girnd Bark b, III City Bank 81; Philadelphia
Bspk IL. - -
81, 800 Penn g. IS; 600 III mira K e. LIST Mort. a.
Second Board. 500 Cl,ye', ssi 900 do new s 10000
r. r. I3 100 Morris Canal ISL % Union Car al Pref.rr-d
days, Is; 100 C.awis.s r. r. cash. III Mnehl R. R s5i
lOI Reading r. R. lots cash 4pl % do, ~; so do t5sn
~, so Co., and int 4Ol 10 Conso. Bank lots 81. Is
DO. 19l; 2 FA, N. and Mech. Bsrk e5l.
5tt,r Bodrd-5t0 City Sc, r. % N Chss. Val r r,
81 Resoins r. R. iD i 700 NO:.s Canal Is! 10 Nor
nj anal Preferred, Sc.
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PENNSYLVANIA RALRoAD.-The GREAT


i CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the A..nss eiiss WIKI
Western Eorhwestern ard Southwestern States By
ruous Railway direct This Road also conEeets Psesssh
vta daily hIe 81 etsners TO all ports In the Western hves
Cleveland and ssndusky with steamers 10 A. Frts on
Lakes making the most direct, snA
iehsbe route By which FREIGHT e.n be Forwarded |" Ne
aXTEs BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA ard PITTsBUK6as.
PIEsT Glass Boo,s, Shoes Has and Caps lsoe,r,,%
Drugs lin boxes and bsles) Feathers, Furs, kc-..
oycosD CLlss-Do nestle shesuns shir'irf and
fickng lin original baes Druss I'm o.shs h&d Iseeatsf
ware Leather ln o.s CT 6oxes Wool and sheep l~ D.
Pelts Eastward,
RpRp CT Apvls Steel Chains lin cssksl
Hemp Bacon and Pork Sailed loose or In sseksl ia
Tobacco, Manufactured (eIcept Cigars OF cut, he:
RouRrH CLAss.-Conee, Fish, Bacon, Beef and
Pork On casks q boxes, E1stwutl, Lard SID 5eerts
Lard Oh, Nails, Soda Ash. German Clay, Tar, iNn.
Fitch, kosin, &C..
ILorR.-&l Dbl. until further notice.
3S1Ix--ds cents y 100 u until further notice.
ooTIoS--e1 bale, nst exceeding Nv weight rIs nHs"
notice.
In shipping Goods from pom. east ofrhIsS.!rs ~
Goods consgrsd 70 the Agents ef this Rosd rhsesphA
Htssbursh, viii be forwarded without eetentson
BkErsHr AsExTs-EATr!s Wofmley Co, neE rhs, recrt
T. r. Sass Co, St. Louis D Mitchell son, EvsnTsiis
nd, Danesnl, Bel Co., and Garter 4 Je~ett Ls.S
Me Ey; B. C. Medium, Madison, Ind. srhsnaz brows
ud ir~in Co., Cincisnsd NJ w. Graham Co.. IAzesvSss'
io; Leech Co, No. s. klbJ st. Bos.osi keech ce, -
A sor House NewYork, No. VII s5n-st. sEs No
NesYoIk; L. J. sEeedeT Phls1siphsa; hAgse
n1Sta Baltimore; Geo c. krS1escua KAtseuen ,.X
~ H HOUSTON. General Freight Agezt, ShtAes2s
b. J. LOMBAsAf, aapsnsssrasst, Altoona -
Jsnusry5, ieT
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xt,xp voRK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY FEBRUARY 49, l6s1.

yiis: q UaS n Harrison, Bsys "; B. .,S y 4. Nor
,..e =. J. ksTg, s:%s.' ccovs John No
gns mso. md ssidisn, nis, n CsmpSs
Il Sn%.s.s Ih%ns sO.,'i : a...i's'a > 1 s''1aIy
Ro.A J. s,mops ranisl Ke., w. Rarcv, r. b. R,yne.
A FI,ibboa q Csnsds .sps Peeees OF Toronto for Hal
;crJ R,~h well J. Brown, r d. ClG-ke, A. l. Flood, OF
Boston; John C.rl ". Thomas " 7. sna y Rsypod', C.
Re,EolA and NJ 2. Greene Of Lowell Ms Archibald AID
symss n Gsnrisor d Henderson, j. W Blsek, EDDY. R.
L Pipoe y Il Nchos Rob- Mciro~, j. s. bro~H' = Ire
rasn, Of HLtAx, J. r Hilton Of Nov. Scotia
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEw-YoaK........FES


s,sanl,hlp-Cy Ct Msnehess', Pstrie, Liverpool, j. g.
Dale .,
shrs-Javs, Taylor, s.yannAh, pnnAsm Dsneni Chats
worth. Proctor Bs pton Rosos, msster
Bss-Alice Provost Gray, Noble Starges Chairman Co
mary Gibbs Trinidad g. w. Stevenson Nickery, Booth Lis
bon J. A. Mschado a Go.
Briss-Ausns. ElIems Cisnfaegos, J. W. Elwell Co
Franklin (Br Douglas, Sierra Leone, Whitney Co
Queen Esther lBr Morr'on ST. John D. r. DeWolfi On
noco, johnson, Nueyitas, c. L E J. Peters.
schooner-L B. strong, NOT, Beaufort, Smith Co
s j Broeuard Nichols Richmond, X. L. Crooks h. Price,
Aust, Rchmond R. Crooas G. STEELE, Corson Phil.del'
phia j. W. McKee, J. w. Webster, Bennett Charleston,
scranton TAlnsn-
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To Mariners.

Many Of the buoys this district Known 10 have bees
moved from their proper positions and supposed that mos
OF the others will when the breaks in the seands ana
rivers AL navgaois therefore cautioned AGAINST paps
much requested report a. thus once
an ,uch as they know 10 be out OF place. .
They will be replaced npidy possible when nAveshonh
ana c, rty open TO permit the Buoy Ten iers
BY order OF the Lighthouse Board,
A. LUDLOW CASE,
Lighthouse Inspector, Third District.
Mex. York February 7, 1857.
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COI-RT ClLENDAR-rrr. DAY.

CoURr OF COMMON PLEAs-Psrt Nos. 4i6 TO
49, 45l to 49, 49, 80 307 Pant IINos 2S 4a, S7S IA ST.
81, 323 459, 400, 462 TO 4t3 - -
SupRrME Court CIRcUT.-Nos. 9S6, 1873, 1879,
49, u.s. TO 5 1891 675 $685. 1862 49, Ill., 1857 1885, 1881,
l725 1884, 1892 1l76.
u. S. DISTRICT CoURT.--Nos 81, So, CO. GO, 49,,
65, c. g., &c, 60, 70, 40, IS, IS.
~ 75S III 100 742 f SIS 49, 49, 4s4 SIS AZ s4 $50 SIS
s ga $50 $751; 8S2 sS3 s3f S35 e6 sS7 s3S S39 $40.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIONs-Fzs. i2-BsfoTs the
pECoRDER- :,
Fred. K Schmidt vas tried and committed OF grand
Isrreny Ang from Of Nj John keeland no
Warren He remAnde@ 20 await sentence fs.cx
Smith pleaded gSy false pTeteose In obtaining 10
worth Of goods Ckses Hne, Of No. lsO Avenue o. ne
msnded.
Thomas SwGeny wss tried and conyic,ed o. oI ~,
diary second DO sree On dwelling 81 Mary AeCab@ NO ~
West Forty oopd es which he broke into on he nst OF
January l. Sentence State Prison, FIVE years and hIee
non b.. So ..,
ceny in re bbnr the house 100 Green street. Of wearing ap
paIel. Remsndt.
Pete Kinney pleaded guilty TO assault ana os'eefy
On EAy ard Roche uoeman OF the Twelfth Ward, whom be
struck ia the face with brick. Remanded.
c. aIles Howard, alleged gsrrofer, wa tired, out
fouy not guilty. The then adjourned for the day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-13
BROOKLYN COURT OF SEssIONS-FZB II
az Cn,r& uoafnrdau tha trial of Lana Wilnsrn


coored indicted sns larceny 10 stealing oliver &C.
from the house of Mar Morris Wiamsb1reh tho 9Th Of
mber concluded and che cor vctcd SD
hereupon State Prison for the term OF
three years and two months.
,teaios clotns &c from the Of Geore Walters No
81 Carroll place in December last. red and convicted
vberupop be sentenced the 6sD Prison FOR tive years
and months
Henry Deischmsn, impleaded with the above, was
tried upon the charge the Of HE completely
being established he was acquitted He is German
told by the officer he might he jumped danced
about the room husged his wife, who present and in fst
made the extTsoI demonstrators o Joy AZ his
lease The looked with competency and appeared
almost erafed a. the result the prisoner himset He
pressed his thanks and of toward home with bis family
the hspJes alive. He had been imprisoned for
months awaiting trial.
John Barry was tried and convicted on an indict-
for rece, ing stolen goods He keeps junk shop in
Second Eastern District and bought Iced which had been
stolen from the OF North Second and Fourth streets 1t
proved that he IL 20 have been stolen and
convicted. Sentence reserved
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Copartnersbip Notices.
Goal, &r.

SCRANTON OAL-Ihe DELAWARE,
y LACKAWAHyA and WESTERN RAILROAD COMPA-
NY have opened the foot Of lLst East River Cor
supplying the pubic with their SCRANTON COAL at retail
v6b will be De ivered In moe sdsr Of desired sire, 10
any pert city the lowest maThst price Orders E
sesd the Office 81 the Company, No 81 WIs. or oy MI
>"D''I" o. " T. WARREN. Treasurer.
NR-Ordsrs ths Coal By the cargo, delivered Eliza
bethport n j. Eew.York Brooklyn, WLansb1rsh and JsT
.ey CITY or alongside vessels n the ksbor received tho
Ohce, No. 81 WsA-st.
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MINIATURE ALnATAe....rsIs pAv . -
f,r-Nsss... 7:S seas....... SIS AcoR-Hses...lO
wArER.... TVS pAy. =,
es.i, Hoss s:5T Gov I.anS. l0:47m HsaGsts -
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narLeas. .CAy1YuILY REPORTED FOR TIE TRIBUNE

Is
UAsHEs-The market very quiet for Pearls 81 61 Pots
e in cemAnd at 81 5oGe7 @. the sales 40 bbis.
COTTON-rhe demand has been active aud prices ratNned
the sales 500 bales onethd In ,iIsto We nnae
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Rass<nx<rs 6aSled

aship d,GtiI, from Eosses- LssrBce!-Es A.
Csndses Hysr George ln6sr, George erc~st,-. Of
Boston Cowsn and -ifs, sso:Lai = HLltor, = Asr-
WI, A. 4. N.r.er, A. AlIt " New JsIA Il Dc<sttS srd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-13

yr,<< H-razsy sy1 5borss ptsySssoE-
r.se,,eS =, Nasasriei java. ".
"' ~ ybe Department ssi. YIN q. Fob.
Hoty<n 10 vscaie iu3a M IT q ss.'s.
Tbomss L. srsssn at. Georte w. GeoT.
G~,ea IN James Green
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Nv TeIeCraph.
Disasters, &c.

| SAVANNAH, Feb. l0-The u g NJ. steamship Florida ar
lived keTe liz 60 hours fror NewYork sE rough passage
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Markets.

Market. Reported iy Ttkgrarl.
CH.ELEsros Feb l-ss,.s Of CcrTos to-day roc halss
The has BEEN esshed wing the hss JEes led
Coed AiadiIt . sEoted 8, III Gl]c
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DLEACHED SOODS.--l, 900 caSes, conpnHhs
MsMl3H \ Co.. Nc u s'sss""'
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Court OF oOAhoN PLEAs-rs,AL TEsx-Fsr L.
bsto4e Judge DAILY.
PETTY CASE.
hsrtin Stefan al. va'ent tine Russ.
Thu hctson was brcSShf 20 veeovar A. 600 damages
Or Alleged hsssat sd battery l,sisd ans. Whereby
tee rsrnh Wa % seriously Injured .ad med As
lssve ais ted fcf sorre tine. Ire edo 70
ne he sirusk the pA.hH eNsl eows bat ssys ill
tspe 10 sef sstRst. Fps<s for JlalS:.e asa
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tUPkshE COCRT-GESKH.L TGRA-Frh l2-BsEore
Jueses MITCHELL, ROOSEVELT ard DAWES.
DECISIONS
Peter LoriDsId sst Ms-garetts A. Lorilsra
Greer appealed fTom modified In several respects.
Hafss II. king &c. sgt- Peter Morris &c
Order appealed from, affirmed with costs
exnn~3 We,ts President, &c sgt Morrison Waite E: Al
Jeegmen. affirmed with costs
sfEsIAL TEkN-Befsre Judge PLBopy.
h the matter u the Application Of the Mayor, sc es.iye
the Bowery Extension.
Referred 70 Livingston Livingston. ES9s5
Len HeYckenrs;h ag- Aphonso Van Ee.en.
Inquest opened on paymen. or the disbursements o
sAhe sobseqnent proceedings and fl0 eosis Of mocI
sosnAsts 70 refer eayse for IA 10 Lamar saeEwood.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-10-17
no. 5s7
By the President OF the United states.

TN pursuance OF the provisions of the Sd section
q The as ns Az ar 70 Ss aSs sna r 3 s q S
belonging half breeds mixed bloods Of the Dco
July H. 1854 JAMES BUCHANAN rssident q the uaed states
america DO hereby declare and make known that public sales viii
tlle periods hereinafter designated 70 vii; W
March next for he disposal q The vacant pubic lands situated within
the following named townships and fractional townships IN the late re
ton Of indians, via, At.E Old ftH
go,d ftAs base Iiae ond If ts ta pnespa
The indicated township hundred eleven
township hundred eleven
The anIocad tracts townships hundred
and hundred and twelve, u twelve III.
The Indicated township hundred and eleven and fac
na townships hundred and twelve and Que hundred and %
The unloeaed tracts in township eleven
that part Of township hundred and twelve and fractional town
ship hundred and thirteen within the above reserve
The part Of townships
eleven and hundred and twelve within the aforementioned
Al FARaArIr commencing day
next for The disposal Of he public lands saa,s within the
servefor the mixed bods Of the Daeh Sioux
ton Of Indians, viz: .Hfiet -3 II Us.
Korh THE Of prineral meridian
The Indicated tracts that part Of fractional township hundred
ten within reserve, Of range
The Indicated tracts ia that part Of townships hundred and
within the above mentioned Of ten
Tue Indicated that Of township hundred eight
within the above mentioned and townships hundred
and nine and one hundred and ten Of range eleven, .
eight and hundred and nine within the mentioned
and in township ono hundred and ten o. range twelve
nine aud one hundred and ten within the reserve OF
The part township ten
within the aforementioned reserve OF range fourteen
within the above mentioned reserve Of range fifteen
accordance with the provisions the act fully II 1854 herein
claims will be allowed
the mentioned lands until after they have been offered pub
lie sale and become subject to private entry ~ ta5.f
offering VIM the days ap
pointed and win proceed in the order IN which they are advertised
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-10-17
Proposals for Erecting Marine Barracks at
- Pensacola, Florida.

r H.. -. ..
ss,.,# Washington September 81 1857.
GEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed g Proposals for
building Barracks Pensacola, Florida will be
until the 9th day or November 1887 at
the OF the Marine Barracks authorized
cations prepared by Navy Department. copies
Offices Of the commandments Of the
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, Boston, New York. Phade
pha Norfolk and Pensacola and the Navy Department
be furnishing all the materials and
peng satisfactory the who be
appointed Navy superntend the and the
reject the proposals
nvieds deems interest Of the United States
qurcs IL. g III .eu-6 sEeg III t.H g-t zt !. .Faa .H.
Ninety per done and the materials de
the work
certified by the superintendent the
United States cent retained until the compile
Of the work by the said spern
provided bill shall be made less
than five thousand dollars .u4. I.
proposal accompanied written signed
responsible persons Certified TO be by
judge other officer OF the United Stc in
thousand dollars that the bidder will when required
his proposal accepted contract and bond with
security for its faithful performance.
Bidders invited examine the plans and specifications the
offices herein before mentioned
proposals addressed this department
and plainly endorsed proposals for building Marine Barracks Pen
sacola, Florida, tx
The bidder only whose offer be accepted will be notified and
the will be forwarded thereafter practicable
which he will be required 70 execute within ten days after its receipt
the post Office named by him. s#HE sta "a t-EDIt#
All work completed all respects according
the specifications within twelve months from and after the
date of the contract.
-,11'l17.2 1 ISAAC TOUCEY,
Sept 24-2awt6h Nov Secretary Of the Navy.
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United States Patent ONCE,
,H1.g0..4a=y Washington, September IL, 1857

ON the petition of Jonathan Ball. of Elmira, New
York praying extension patent granted him
December s43 for Improvement in locating
from the expiration Of sad patent which
takes place 18th day of December 1857
the said petition be heard at the Patent Office
Monday November II O'Clock, all
and show they have why said
petition ought not to be granted. a ag.#
opposing the required file the
their objections specially forth in writing least twenty
hearing all testimony fled either
be used hearing
ance Office which will furnished appca-
ton :
testimony the win be closed the Goth Of November
depohon and other papers relied testimony must BIO
filed the morning Of that day. the arguments
il any, within ten days thereafter. .u. ...ss .4..
be published the Union, ntel-
gener Washington Pennsy anian Philadelphia
Daily News Post Boston and Inquirer Cincinnati Ohio,
week for three successive previous the 30 of Noven
Der next, the day Of hearing. .. sr-.l
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sEtors the papers will please copy
bills ONCE with paper containing this notice
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The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-10-17
Jan l7-dtf
COMPLETION of Panama Railroad. -Reduction

COMPLETION of Panama Railroad. Reduction
~ Of fare to CalornaUni,ed mail steamships New
York for Anwall the 9th and Goth Of month"; connecting
with mail steamers from Panama TO San Francisco As
These steamships have
Department, and guaranty speed and s1fefy
The Panama railroad az miles long) completed from
and crossed in or hours The
checked in New York through Francisco passengers
embarked Panama by the
money paid In New York all expenses the trip
Reserve kept New York Panama. and
Francisco detention In accident that the
entirely reliable. lr#E tH%
Panama the day they Aspnwa
Conductors through by each take charge
and children without other protectors .7a
through tickets apply agency
West street, New York, to ta# 1- l. w. RAYMOND.
May 6-du Gt.