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DE- $. 5. Fttch,s six Lecturcs,,,

$50 pages 80 engrayngs, bound, explanatory OF the
treatment By which he Consumption Asthma, Di-
Of the Heart Threat, Stomach Bowels Liver. Kid
neys and Skin, Female Complaints, Gravel &C sent by
mail, and postage prepaid, for 40 cents. Apply to
DIR. 3. S. FITCH,
ia Broadway, New York.
~ He has no other Office either at Chicago Buffalo,
Pittsburgh, elsewhere. He is absent
York. physician elsewhere authorized to use his
name. aug11-3G6.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ny THE NATIONAL LINE.
rRepOr.s Furnished By the Associated Prs...l

wAsH1NeroN, Aug. 2s--Gov. Walkers secrets-
~ arrived with dispatches. He reports all quiet
in Kansas.
Advices have been received by the State De-
parment of the abolition of the Danish sound dues
NORFOLK, Aug. 2s.-The bark Jasper, from n.
York arrived here to-day in distress from coils
ion With an unknown schooner of Little Egg har.
Dor.
NEw YoHK, Aug. 2s.-The Rev. Rufus W. Girls
void died last evening.
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ELoPEMENT. "A man about forty years of age,
pretending to b a Mississippi planter, and pro-
ftssing much sympathy for orphan girls, espe-
cialy TO educate them, disappeared yesterday
with one of tender age and rare personal
charms to whom lie said he was going to Give
az education. We hope there is no dishDnor
IN this dishteFested benevulence.- Memphis
E40ls and Enquirer.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Appetite and Strength Restored

WTLLIAH You've, Of South Pittsburgh, says:
After having suffered severely Tor several days with
Distressing attack Diarreeha purchased bottle
Of IosIHAyE's HOLLAND gradually checked the
disee my bowels to perfect order. Before
bad finished the bottle, found my appetite and strength
returning. Ibeeve worthy the character give it
and shall commend It a such.
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The New Rochelle or Lawton backberries are
growing IN favor at New York They said to
he Of mammoth proportions, and very thick Oh the
bush. One bush in the garden OF MIR. Wood orth,
editor of the Youths Companion, has produced ten
qcarts OF the average size OF an ordinary crab-ap-
MA
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FEVER AaUE-Foremost among the various remedies
for this disease stands Dr. Shslenbergers Antidote
few doses win cure ordinary case, and dose nva
rably stops the chlls. nothing the
degree hurtfu to the system ander any circumstances
and produces the unpleasant effects that attend the
use Of Qunne and other agents in general cures
every Of the disease and is the original and only an
tidote fo7' Malaria.
Ask fc' DR.. shalenberger's Fever and Ague Antidote
and be get pills. Sold by respectable Druggists
everywhere Price al so. Sole Proprietors A. T. sHAL-
LENBERaEE Co., Rochester Pa. aug45mdtriEw.
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49, Fssssa4E reas = $50 ~
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CROCKER,S SCHOOL,

$ eIhINus
TTNHE next session will commence the 3ist Of Au-
L gust.
Price Of board, tuition, washing fuel and lights $50 per
session. OF twenty-oue weeks.
l7-lmwhtriw.
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The FALL HAr.-Francisco, the nmitablc, uu-
npproachable halter, after long absence, has re-
turned home, and signalizes his presence here to-
day by introducing bis fall styles Of hats In light.
ness, grace, beauty, and finish, they go a bow-shot
beyond anything yet produced. They will be all
the rage If &c would not be voted out of fashion,
sport one for the season.
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CISTERNS.

TINHIs the avorahle time 70 bald your Csierns Tie
Il GkKAR cssTEhS BuuDEA, HUGH l. BEATf, is nos "a
thu cay, prepared 70 baird them sizes ApFH-
made b. note, oshsTsisa, 70 a. q. seovel vii
receive pFoIap Attsntion- liunrzo-u
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School Notice.

NHE undersigned viii open Select School for boys,
Monday, September 7th in the formerly occupied
by Mr.. Gossett, Spruce street.
Number limited TO twenty FIVE.
School hours from 81 A. Al. TO ~ NJ, and from to
p NJ.
Application may be made at York Co.'S Rook Store,
Union street. to the undersigned at 20 3. Summer
aug24-2w. W. BRYCE THOMPSON.
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co M M E RCIAL.
DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, Aug 20, 1851.

WHEAr-There was but little doing in wheat yesterday
heard Of the sale lot Of good red at 70c and Of the
rejection bushels Of prime offered at 5e Euyers
disposed TO give no more than IS to 20 for red sOs5
for White.f
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THE MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW ORLEANS, August 2S.-Cotton-nO sales
to-day sales of che week 1000 bales; receipts
900 bales; stock 1890; decrease 24S,200; de-
crease at all ports 1884, 900; rest unchanged; bus
iUess dull
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A, HEINRICH 81 CO.
DNe2' anal SCOeE2"09',
NO. 43, FRONT STREET

No
TNTOULD respectfully inform his old customers and the
w crest of mankind" that he has taken the above
stand the purpose Of carrying extensue
ness in DY ling AND SECURING. All who have old
CASH. A. HEINRICH CO.,
aug4-8m, Front street.
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ICTl TCEn

fTNHn ssA esasFs pFspzFei fflsA ne ezzsas Il
AszhFls via lex e ne te1s qlsllF, Is o4cs Sc
ehsFFY street, apFoe rs fast see TAs lee So pa -
Paradise hs, and l. a - Any tr1nss4 fsata
LAkca. Hsyl3--u ~. r. 6ARkES9 Z g.
NEGRO BOX ron sALE.
SOL esso Bog szn Be 80 isF sash. - assyias a
pEes.s.-a.lla -: s'...ss's ls.. s.s..s "a
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SHERIFE,S SALE.

DIX virtue Of a yenditioni exDonas erected, and
- delivered from the honorable Circuit Court David
son count Tennessee at its May Term will expose
70 public sale to the highest bidder for cash the
house yard gate in the CITY Of Nashville Saturday.
14h day OF September, 1884, all the right title, claim
terest and estate which John Coltart then had may
have since acquired in and to the following described
OF ground lying In Nashville, Davidson county Tennessee
bounded follows Beng Of Lot No. 90 beginning
Thomas HaIrsons corner, Coles street. ming South
with the line Of said street 70 feet the
Branch. thence down the Branch with its meanders
Harrisons corner, thence west with Harrisons line the
beg nnng Another beginning Jackson street, the
line Of Mr.. -, nine feet from High street, running
with Buckner west 100 feet thence back at right angles 40
feet thence towards High street Ice feet thence the
beginning being part OF Lot No. r. Levied upon as the
property OF John Cotart, this 26th October. 1886.
4. ID. RHITWORTH, c. d.
aug15. JNO. X EDMoNsoN, Sheriff
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Woodland Cream ''-A PoHade FIR beautg5,ing the
Hair-hghly periumed, superior any French article
imported and half the price, For dressing Ladies Hair
it has equal giving it bright glossy appearance 1t
Gentleuen's Hair to in the most natural
1t removes dandruG always giving the hair the
of being fresh shampOoDed Price only ycents
None genuine unless signed
FETRIDGE CO., Proprietors Ofthe
''BaIm of Thousand Flowers"
Sold by all Druggists. NEW YORK.
L I'm
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Memphis Market.


WHEAT.-There has been fair demand but at eonsid
cradle decline prices The sales include 702 sacks prime
red in three lots early in the day at 81 17< and subse-
500 without inspection Csc; 600 90c; 233 s5c 20
prime white IL 30 and 315 inferior and rejected at
IUa15c. @ bushel.
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MINERVA COLLEGE.

TIE next session this Institution will begin the
Monday in September, continuing forty weeks
Every facility is offered to patrons.
augl5-9Sd4triw. s. f. JONES, Principal.
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FOR THE COUNTING ROOM.

BLANK CHECKS ON ALL THE BANKS.
BLANK BILLS OF LADING.
BLANK NOTE AND BILL BOOKS.
COPYING PRESSES. LETTER BOOKS.
ARNOLD's FLUID, ALL sIzfS.
RED INK. STEEL PENS. GOLD PENS.
RED TAPE. BILL HEADS. P ST BOXES,
WRISTBANDS; great variety.
CHECK TINS. ERAsERS. STAMP WETTERs.
PENCILS. RUBBER. ENVELOPES. PAPER, &C.
For sale by
aug1s BGs CHARLES W. SMITH.
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PARTNERsHTP NOTICE.

HAVING adn Htea joins g. HOUSTON an Interest
in ny hasinsss ron ist yuly taks is ooeaso9 .
uly hanks fer PsirQeaEe here-qare testpHe abs .
soes continnancs 81 az sane for t1s fanrs. We pre-
nalss uko Say si.h csls Isl ara ssa-
- QasensHEges Ntnat Gnh 6lassg e tne
aaaHGY ef Gee --latest ana szt EprzeFcd fha11
styies freab fFo he best Asa. FFcnea Aad AMER
lean puslefiea.
NE ssack 10 store iE verx au and esnE Imported
aains unter fhe Nee IaTd Aet s cheaPeF sn9 "a be
cd = czsh and pTo7t asFs 9seE EIices hau hare
aseie-Ima A, HICKS.
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Chattanooga Market.
a...--.,-oo,. -. Z

BACoN-Stock light and selling at 14015c.4
CORE Worth 75c.-itle.
WHEAT-Buyers offering from 80 to 30 cents-faTmers
lolding on. Good deal az living on old purchases.
LARD-Little in market-selling from 16 to IS cents.
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have Also for sals every variety Shoes
and OTIS for Ladies and Gentlemen, Misses, Youths
and Childrens wear Also very desirable
Hats, Consisting of Pearl Cas- Black Cass, Black Fur,
mana, Leghorn Straw and variety Of Wool Hats all
Of which viii be sold very low for cash BY
B. R. CUTTER,
iuly1O. Nos. Sc & 50, cor College / Broa6Ws
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A RETIRED PHYSICIAN.
4 Wkoss sands q lie have nezrfy uat. dEsc1E-
cred stir ia fhs East iutiez ceFsain Tor C1L-
saruulun. Assh1aa. ETe1chlts CuFhA Clstz gene.
"a nstifF. Ehe rensay sas discovered - htu shea
Bis eaiF ch-d d1aeAter EiTea up d de. He had
hard meGh of the wenaeTtaf restorative and heanF
qaaes e preparaftans ate fsu sac E1Et 1ndia Heap
ana Ihe the1eEt cccaFre1 hiE thzt he igtt Eake
remedy toF e. IA He atrFd hard Ezd $1,000 Ii
rezsEng bz Wisasz hiseAHa eafea, ard Is aau alive
sna aeh lie las slaes a4ialsisFcd ne
a. ths1zsazscf zlzEers a al paris e tie goFa ana
Sc Las RegrE Assi Is mAklaE thea euqeszfg hssshF
ara h1ppF. hshaE . te e. mue1 El1f pdssIais he
tz rc1pe, uilA fs aa1 exRt fsreetcls ~ akiar e
-. as- secc<sssy asing - he rrsEes sseA sagani
h ina31sr Alla Ehl5atAFee cets - - - srsI -
possssz ~ FsFe saa ne reaalaasF e applied g
ne pasHeai Sc - ssEeFtsleueat. Aearess
DR. IA IAMEs
Ne. - asana 1t-. Jersey cts, 8. .. I
- h--EE. h Jsrlzs has aEzGeE 1e1rs n4r aFer4 q
Esa lsFs, hzEe Efetea1si 4aa a9sesEissf. fh1
seeeirsls saa hzs ~. IS 6F4a4 street.
gFrssy cry. - 5srtsy.
Iuayss-sdk4s.aias1
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Champagne and Sweet Cider.
LOT of the above just received.
"A packages OF New York Made Ale Pumps;
lot with Silver Tops;
80 boxes French Confectionery Articles, fresh
Candies made 20 order fresh every day;
Crackers made fresh daily, all kinds;
80 bbls Nuts, assorted;
100 bbls Ale, best brands;
The above articles fresh and viii be sold cheap by
, q. ROBERTSON,
augs. Broadway
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loaH D. JAnss. Pres't. D. D. JAMEs, cashis
BANK OF COMMERCE.
NnrICE.

)sals in sight and time Bills, Gold aSd Silver and Unsur
spt k Ness uAkea collections in ali parts tha coun-
~ yin ve tue highest srket price Tor Land Warrants
~ par Interest % dsPos-tes- janis.
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New Wheat Flour.
lust received and nov In Store ESQ bags Wheat
- Flour, ia 100, and g pound bags. LaveTgDe And
Boards Mills, and for sale by f. Q. DANDY
ulylT--tL College st., Broad.
CHINESE SUGAR CANE MILLS.
rNHE undersigned has been appointed Agent fOr the
sale Hedge Pree's Mills, grinding the Chinese
Sugar There Mills Of the most approved de-
scTpon Persons in want Of them should send in their
orders immediately be furnished without at
lesst thirty days notice.
Aug6. B. 5. WELLER, "a
Wheat Fans.
lust received ten Of Marlborough celebrated Wheat
81 Fans. II i the best Pan In use aud no mistake
/ warrant these FAns
JulyS. b s. WELLER
Wheat! WheatIl
TTANTED 200 600 bushels prime White aud Red Wheat,
w for which We viii pay the highest market price de-
vere At our Ware house, spring and CLARK streets,
NzshviHe. Wheat viii be ella ssed a. follows:
cents per bushe viii be paid for prime White aboEe
prime Red and ten cents Tor prime Mediterranean
ils Wheat s the lowess classification. hen AMBER Wheat
Is prime ave cents per bushei W be paid the price
Of Spring and other Red Wheats.
The Ameer IL knoEn here b Farmers as hine sten
Mssoari Wheat Next this Is the Golden ChaE-nosi
first Glass White; Second Class, Amber,
third Class Golden Chaf5 Fourth Class. Spring,
and al other Red Wheass exeept the Aedtsa eaa which
Is ten cents belo ia value
2s 90 Grain SACKS hand b.
jaG4 a = FAENCh SON
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a RE in Hickman county. Tennessee, on a beautiful,
clear small creek Of pure and living denSely
shaded grove where the air cool and baeng and
me waters equal not superior ia the SOutW est
b wing far Sulphur Springs, all differing materially
Cnayoate and several Of the and coolest
IN the world Taking all things together Is considered
BY competent judges TO be Of the very first watering
places IN the United States. Beaver Dam miles
west Of Columbia. Nearly half OF the is turnpike
the balance the best dirt road in Tennessee. From
WsynesbOro' it il only about thirty lies from
Perryvile about the distance. Good hunting and
fishing by, and the very best Of Brandy
Ogars kept for table and purposes; Billiard Tables
Nine Pin Alley, and many smaller games for exercise,
health and pleasure Inyaids and pleasure seekers
particularly and respectfully invited visit this place.
We authorized to refer to Rev. A. p Green Russell
Houston, James EIis R. W. Brown, and Washington
Meredith, Of Nashville nearly every man. and
child in Columbia nd Maury county; Ri Rev Jas Oey s..
P walker, Col R. g. LoOney and Duncan b. Frerson Of
Memphis.
CHARGES WILL BIZ
Seven Dollars Per Week
Children under 10 years old Half Price
Servants OF all ages Half Price.
Any number Of all kinds Of eOnyeyanoes ready at All
times az Co umbia 10 take you Beaver Dam. About
thre hundred persons be comfortably accommodated
50 don't believe when you hear that At foil.
We would most earnestly and respectfully invite
friends and the public TO visit Beaver Dam,
ready to receive them. EASLEY co.
nder the supervision aad control Of Mrs Keller.
June 4-tL
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GREAT RUSH
1000 FEET.

Fresh Arrivals of Leather Betting
TUSr received by B. r. Cutter, corner College and Broad
q way 700 feet Of Leather Betting om y to II inches IN
width Also fresh supply OF Leather. in
Vte the attention Of Meehnst to the above articles which
win be sold on the very best terms for cash, BY
H. CUTTER,
juyl0. corner College & broadway.
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SHERIFFALTY.

Do We are authorized to JAMES NJ HINTON
candidate sheriG Of Davidson county, the next
March election.
0- We are authorized to JoHS X. EDNoSDsoN
as a candidate Sheriff Davidson county, the
March election.
81 We are authorized to E. b BIGLEY as a
Sheriff Davidson county, at the March
ele' ton.
IL We are authorized to A. Creole, as a
candidate county, the
election.
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so NEGROES For SALE.
Nevy Wheat FIOur.

THE most Of them young and likely, at
/ h. II. HAYNES 4 co.'s,
augl4. No. Sc Cedar street.
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you wish 70 year Grain. pet Il On ssoi Shipping
u order. ffFala fzF shipment The Nashville and
Chatsaneora RaiiscaA u oay b received 81 Hanny
Sass il 0sn4hHKz e4ckss Of Fnc qaziifF, We!
aeWed ana made 20 contain ahost tso Bushels each
EscIal notee given that Grain deaeatlc azek
II seeand hand sacks 81 kiua. 80 -
and orNarded, they iuzaacsa1 to bear haaai7e
pnoert celtenss bzsidsas cd szrkE oen fsics
and lhFes marked and lscanz Eaaents aaa loss
The shipping aad 4aslsass8a mass b psia eacA
Esez. a.. J. ANDERSON,
lunef3. saeL
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DIR. JOHN w. MORTON
BEAVER DAM SPRu

HAS removed his oaoe from No. AZ Cherry street,
II No. IS Cedar street. iulyS.
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MARRIED OR SINGLE? By Miss sedgwick..
THINE AND NINE; Or, The step Mothers Reward.9
WESTERN BORDER LIFE IN KANSAS AND MIS-
SOURI,.
THE KNIGHT OF THE GOLDEN MELICE.
HEROES AND HUNTERS OF THE WEST
OLD MOTT AND LITTLE AGNES. By Mrs. Leslie.
PEACE Or, The Stolen Will.
WILD NORTHERN SCENES Or, Sporting Adventures.
DAIsY's NECKLACE, AND WHAT CAME OF 1T.
THE WONDERFUL AND THE BEAUTIFUL
THRILLING STORIES OF TIE FOREST AND FROM.
TIER.
Just received and for sale by
aug14 nae CHAs W. SMITH.
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J. e G.i fHg l'u' e hin {
rat.I .f.on 70 g "
HEI nsHu pHs W
win D. pleas o. s# FIRMS
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Select Classical School at oxford, North Caro-
lima.

SlNCE the establishment of this school in Janu-
~ ary 1881 by the present principal James
@ LAS large and steadily increasing Of tho public
Nor attested by extensive
naa delegation Of natrculatcs to the University Chapel
alter II VIII be conducted under the supervision Homer
Professor
teacher of the institution Rev
II j. will
qualified for the Office appointed REQUIRE
The plan studies prepare young advanced
classes college, and also Ut those
obtain the benefit Of full collegiate respectable
life by instruction In tho ordinary branches English
ton the sake the efficiency classes
VIII be limited SO that ample time be devoted
lecture upon the subject Of lesson by
department.
Care will be taken also adapt e books
o to the latest advancement OF knowledge
branches While the methods experience shall be
consistently preserved win spared
apparatus the work.
Important arrangements ayan
tags and promote the permanent schools
The instructors natives Carolina been long On
gagged the profession who may de-
sire further information their personal qualifications
distinguished citizens OF this other South
Among these Hon VIM A. Graham, Hon. w. p Mangum
Cows Morehead and Manly Hon Asa Bggs RI Rev Thomas Akin
Rev. Alexander Wilson, ID. d., Rev Samuel
Deems d D. the president Of the North Carolina University
various members OF the board Of trustees w
The next term will commence OF July
Other particulars made known application
May
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proposals for serew-propelIer sIoop- OF war.
NAVY DEPAKrAKSr,

NAVY DEPARTMENT.
Bureau Construction, &c june q 1857
FNHE Bureau will receive sealed proposals, specili-
Il cations and plans until the 2l day o August nex', ehioa
cy t t6e s et e. ccnsre nSpSoss% Sss% 81 s ISL
The proposals must be for the hull spars and spare spare Ig
bs ans casks cooking utensils the sean machinery
and spare work, with all the equipments and outfits q ship
be complete and ready all respects TO receive her onoes ana
men, provisions, stores, and armament ,,
The armament oros and provisions viii be furnished oy the gov
The specifications fully materials bo used the
for wanren for 10 onT steerge for IA officers apart
forward officers the SAIL bread clothing issuing
rooms &c bay, Magazines sherooms spirit rooms holds
chain % ~ and & other SSs 9ss @ i @ ,s nsons q the s O
Upon application 20 the conandan Of any nayyard me bidder
viii furnish the ship and for which also the contractor ms plans
must provide capacity and convenient stowage
The plans must be working drawings from which the ship can DC
built showing the nboard arrangements the aomenls o. space M
~ sn ~" dia,,son Of e coal There mus, also be
Of the sails showing the courses top sails, opgant sans p
The plans will be accompanied by model which, with the draw
ing scale Of inch TO foot
The ship pierced chase stern AMI hroaisie port
The sill TO be 20 inches
above the deck e ports - inches fore and AFT aud 80 inches
weight be provided FOR in the displacement will
The total complement Of will be 2eS persons, and
,s 2 s STOW er 2C and & Ma'Ir e r. sarr SI ~ @ @ q
days full tcanng and The vessel to make under steam alone al her
ep draught OF water knots in smooth sea The deep load
augt of when armed and fully equipped with men pro
visions and stores Of all kinds and ready Tor sea- not 70 exceed
l6 feet and the lowest port sill TO be feet above The load
line. .r..,,.s-.. .
chimney that the ship may not be impaired as cruiser uh
der sail, for which she is Intended
The bidder viii state the time considered necessary to complete
the ship for sea- together with the price fully equpe as oe're
named.
shpowar produce, and
proposals will be received from ship builders ony.
Tie proposals spechcatons drawings the
conditions prescribed and combine The greatest number Of nd
tho department before contract viii be made The reputation Of
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s,yy DEPARTMENT.

49, -, coosi.ts Of Tho Navy Department proper be.
The Navy 1 n ao nrs,ls t,chcd therrto yz
my tle o.e p w ycrs p,rean Of construction Eouppen
Bureau Of afds ann ,hn Ts,r aS anJ
ana separ niloau M o. p, nr Me,ic,na and snroery
~ M Tho duties or each Of these Offices and
=, ~, tne s so,p" ",ns = orsd !, ,horain.
,...,,.,. :, ,,o S,v Charles
Irsaygs oclion Isaac iouey, o. @ se 80 he
welh esd llf clerk, and eleven clerks ihe secretary e
Navy has charge Of eyosiG connected WIN e nsM III =. h
mer and The execution o all laws c'Fs rs @ Who
b. the constitution, y coinlanue ~ Wy g s nf
oc at .as Of officers Of officers both in the
nay md arine commissioned and warrant
oftors, orders for Tho enis'eg,t qpl nrear arc
ed nn,.s III suh6rify Of Inc Scrrdy did qrders are
nnseed as enanaiina him The general sufe nepdpce
he marine eos m @ n, o "a, eos should be aproyed by
all the orders OF lho eoinhtanian' W '' '"F ~ -
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Bureau DclsComnodorc Joseph sin cne'
tho bureau clerks civil engineer and one draugna
All the yards docks aud wharycs buildings and a,hnes IN
under the superintcndcnce Dudau charged with the
mana cement of the Naval Asylum.
en,,,in tspi,qren, and f,,,n-John IOnlhall esq,
chief of th bura@u eight clerks and draughtsman The ohce
engineer chief Of n navy Daniel y Martin os = att a,,a9aed
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