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and School funds 1918, 588-Interest on
bonds $263. 57O-Lunatic Asylum, $47,-
900.
The Report contains an interesting table
of the statistics of the State for the year
1856. It is to be regretted that all the
counties in the State did not make returns.
Twenty counties failed to report their sta
tistics, to-wit: Claiborne, Coffee, David
son, d ckson, Fayette, Fentress Giles, Har-
din, Hardeman, jackson, Jefferson, Lewis,
Macon, Montgomery Onion, Rhpa, Roane,
Shelby, Sumner and Weakly. Some of
these are the most popuIous and wealthy
counties in the State and would largely swell
the aggregate. In the sixtv-one counties
returned, there 1913, ISL slaves-I94,6 3l
horsPS-6l 500 muIps-565,9l5 cattle
6l5, 948 sheep-22I6,66 swine-93,42
bales of cotton. 665 hogsheads of tobac-
ba"co-4665,8 $50 bushels of wheat-42,-
O36, $40 bushels of corn.
There are twenty-five Free Banks in the
State which have depo tied with the Comp
troller bonds amounting in the aggregate
TO 81 713, O92 and their circulation &c 10
per cent. less than the amount Of bonds on
ieposite.
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From the n. Y. Express
sign Of the lines A Sip the ris-
lOCFaCV.

n Nlgn o. the im"S- A NJ ID I the rjs.
IOcracy.
few DAYS since Miss J s. wa waikiki. r.
tn Fifth tv"nn", and mt y man pro1a-
bly, one Of ose that have IN going about cheer.
inc Mayor Woo who d-lib rat " slapped h. ?
face, sayiul: "There, tax that for drss-in. 50
fn."
Now, Miss s. IS as remarkable for her sim.
pie attire as sh is Tor her extensive Oh ritias and
lovely 1i~postion-and this was her reward tor brr
morning w'lk to her ragg d school class A alan
in f-ca for dr,s-ing 20 in,l
HtaV help the Americ u women II = itcom,
10 t'ls, tfat IN American woman cannot walk tn.
streets plainly or gHudHy dressed In broad tav
Nghti without being slapped in the face nv one oC
Dan OF murd' rous villains who's worst n,s.iors
NV" been stirred up by few designin poli,i,iarS
lazy si-pped ~ the fac q, f.nc,I.ss woman
s1nIt"d. Is this America Il So, who rules Amer
'7f l. the American p"Op DO Americans
slip WON rs faress How m nv of ORR .o,,,ry
men We parad~d the streets shoutins chr al ~
nIoo-!' The hctiirns, Manshaus. an Pants VII
" formed thst mob, NAV answ
But. WHO shall rule Americs? Who shall ,ovar,
Nv York? You ~ho havr daug tiers. sist n. I'D
broth. r., answ. ?.
PRAY how ma y of W4yor Wool e,yst;tge,ts
arr i'putrd to slar thu faces Of our vnun- I.i -
We should lik, To know; for We nry.r if,,gi.,,t
Tat ven a Mayor Woo woult resort 10 -Tr, a
mode OF warfare, and are Quit az loss how IN
meet Oh Tactics. Being An,eric ms We could ot
If'uy 90 TO the Five Points sud by wsv Of r-tli-
u'n II p Bri igrt H. net fee. How would il do
TO 20 20 head quarters and call Mayor Wo. To p
count or shall wait till a. c,ion d4v an IN n |
p. 'ah'tF- AMERICA
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NIcarnguan AG.Irs.

WAsHINGroS Nov. 10, 1887.
Gen. Walker vas Cd KNITTED to-iav 4 trrstv
has been made by the Administration With Nicsrs.
qua. The treaty was signed by the President a,
one o'clock to day. an Yri-sarri vas received q,
ths White House about two o'clock The folloa
ing are some Of the points In the treaty.
The Transit route 10 be thrown open 90 all IA
tons on the same terms.
The United Sl-tes pledges itself 20 maintain a
sufficient military sud naval force there 20 k il
open ami to occupy is imm~dial.ly.
Our government TO -.iEe Walker wheFeVrr thev
eau ind him aud bring ban back 70 the Unitei
SIsts-.
The lake boats 10 b. transferred TO the new Tr,n-
sit Company; Of wti-h Jos " Init il a p.rty. This
arrangement bas the approx Of Ihr Eugisb AMI
Fr, nch uistrr,
special envoy viii probably be sent with this
treaty the 2OtH in~J. minister Wi g. ortIv Is.
appointed tor Me rsgua, who will 20 out with Sir
Wn. Gore Ousvly. ia gs Ross, formerly OF e1-
as, ADD Col. Hughes, Of Nary and az spok "a OF 10
connection with the appointment.
IL sas asorFtsin-d, after arranging ell the pre-
hm'aarirs that YrisssFir instead Il Ing Charrr
a'AGsir-, Is Minister Pienipotentlary from Neara-
qua. Therefore he ell D. formally Or, ssnter To-
morrow at two O'Clock, when ths Csginet are en-
pr cent
The treaty vas sigusd 70 day.-Cor ". 7. Her.
aid
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LEGISLATURES OF TENNEssEE.
SENATE.
FRIDAE, Nov. 81, 1857.

FRIDAY, Nov. 81, 1857
MI D,Vis offered resolution requesting the
comptroller to furnish tn Senate with iniorus ton
~nether any Railroad Companies in this State has
i4ii-d to pay the interest on its own or the State
bonds ISSUED for it, ben tit
ed. an 'N' ''O' auO
senator Jones returned bill TO change the lin.
zen the COUNTIES of clifford and Lincoln, with
bill in lieu. Tn. bill in lien updar snsnersi,,n
~ tne rule, was adopted aud passed the third ana
ne resolution to refer the vorious subjects in
'"V rnor J"hnson's Message, to app opriate CON-.
m Us as ed
The nat. look up House bill to repeal the o.
bee of tax assessor
Mr. WitthorDe offered hill in lieu.
hF Davis Offered a bill IN lieu of both the orioi-
nal OH AMI the Ill in lieu by " Wtitthorpe
Nr Jones called the previous question on Mr.
DAVIS Dill in lieu, which sustain-d and TIE vote
neIns taken, it appeared that there was not quo
rum present
O'clock. - ~
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Total amount State aid,
ss,6I4 ooo'

The operations of the Treasury for the
year ending Oct. l, 1856, show receipts of
S464, Tsl,-and disbursements $77S, I2s.
For the year ending Oct. l, 1857, receipts
$3.50, 394-and disbursements $T29. 800
The excess Of expenditures over receipts
for the two years being $5I.343. The
balance in the Treasury Oct l, 1855 was
$ST,s39-eaving still balance in the Treas.
ury Oct. l, 1857. of $50, Notwithstanding
the fractions Of dollar. The heaviest
items of expense for 1856 were: Costs of
State prosecutions $40, 55T-Academ and
school funds $l93, 4O9-Interest on bonds
500, 25-Lunatie Hospital $66,643-|
Legislative expenses 1856. SIS, sos
Public Printing $s4. Penitentiary ap
propriaton So, OOO--Jud ciary $50, O56. |
Those for 1857: Jude airy $5l ,s7O--cost
Of State prosecutions $47, 63s-Academy |
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Z VT IIiE a7IINIIt III TIOL.
IO MRS. -. =, "a " etnphis.
BY AN ADMIRER.

TO Mrs. y. =, "a henphis.
BY AN ADMRER.
Lady Of the raven esses,
Flac brow aud pald features,
Ial majestic, gracef Il +, eature,
Eldest daug ter Of the much feared,
Hated, IA Us b igand chieflain"
Geutle, loving, lovely sanie,
Art thou really going 10 leave US
Leave those who so much ,steem you,
Who so love you, ADORE your
Wit thou, loved one, 20 soon leave US
To lament, 20 mourn thy absencel-
Leave Us for these distant regions
Where the hd-d5oer 90 Us perpetual?
Where the tama ind aud plantain
-. sprt from every streamleJ'- ma ginP
Where the ALL IuNuriau' grasses,
Scattered DER the b cad prairie,
Wave their golden plume- n Autumn
Where the woodland sougster's carol
Blends vi evenings signing breeEes,
As upon their unknown errands
steal they DER The land Of tloaer
Where the owlets midnight hootings
Jingle with he panther's -creaming-
W II low wall, tie growl Of bruInP
Where the deadly viper hi-sesH
The tarantula les idden
In he 10 grass OF the wild-wo df
Where the centpe te -nd -cor ion
sun, at noon, their icy dl.itsp
Where the Wild, the treacherous red man,
Subtle, muTderous, brave amanche,
Sneas ny SipuN, aud rowing BIackf OF
Lord It DER the broad praries2
Where evada's Handicapped summit
Throws his sable evening adowsG
VIII thou, fair one, I repeat here,
Leave Us for those distant regio 5,
For this pleasant land Of "su down."
"Ye-, thou answerest ell, fair lady,
II thou wi g, peace be With ee;
Peace and all the choic 81 blessings
Ever wait upon thy footsteps.
May no sorrow ever reach thee
In the new home hou art seeking,
Is the prayer Of one no really
Wo Ia b. Pleased to share thy fortune,
But ia hi, widest fancy dreams tot
That he s'er wil be % favored.
IsHvizLz, Nov 90 1881.
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Wanted!

4 Msrehants' hank notes II the fllo-aF 9aaks.
= Aro 'e es ori-aas snd D. % aaks o. Georgia
= sep-h aroliea PSF q Sack Of Ma .hFlfe ~
= a'.elaa ans o. -tu4brviis 81 dsacognt Al o b
r ? .tss greed On a. e ins.
kos. It's.
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LrAvE-TAKING.-Dr Holmes, in his ar

LEAVETAKING. DR.. Holmes, in his ar
ticle, The Autocrat of the B eakfrst
Table" in the Atlantic Monthly says:
"Dou't you know how hari it is for som. - .onI
GET our Of d room rft"r their witt i r aIIy ov -
~ ""n 10 b. of, you want to nave III, m IF
u theV don't know how 10 mana it One g., oull
til they "ad been built H. YOUR parIor or stn
and " voting to he launch D. | hav contriv q
sort OF c reno ial irc ed pl m for such visitors
wtic b in lubricateJ witt C rtsip smootb nbr,
: s. ~ Ks them down, metap ori~aIy sp..kine
storm tF most into their native element of ont
door"
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$40 REWARD,

- At ID fra1u ths ps.tsrs ~ J. A. ANA ahoat -
= - nga HAS, BAY HoseE, sith saiu - ii
80 pa thr 'st e3es oue. holh hind So ~ te
"a s-eaarts ~ hia taez fsR-lfot-, sad ga
~ e-a. hA. 3. MAlenI.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-11-23

We learn from the n Y, HeraH thar SIG
900 Tennessee Bonds were sold in New York
on the Oh inst, AS follows: 1000 Al 81; 1000
at 81 IA; 1000 at 81 -; aud 1000 ~ $50.
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For Carshawe

EVHE HshS ara htstesner SLIGO, a
1 fHosss SOS, Master, sui ~-,iiLssA -
esvv .uete q al int-rncdlate e
isndiass. thhs d. Meu EeFd tns1 ~ D. 80 - = =
t.st- cas- Or pzsaaEe APP ca beard. - -
NeE. z3-Is. a..
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GROVER * BAKERS
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.

A 7 the late Mechanics Fair. held in the Cjtv
Il OF Nashville, in October, 1857, the Jud yes
appointed o examine articles in Class 43-Vo.
H. GROVER q BAKERS Sewing Machines. "
I64. NNGEFs-BEPORT upon the PRINCIPAL
points and merits of the two machines as foI-
lows: "
The machines are both two-thread machines
that rs, using two separate threads for MAKING
the stitch; that Of GROVER d BAKER usino tbe
Unread Unread ron COMMON SPOOLS WITH TWO
NEEDLES; and that of SrxGFR's using ana
spool and one needle. the other thread work ino,
from BOBBIN ENCLOSED IN A SHUTTLE
ana IN the opinion Of the committee is lest
adapted TO FINE CLOTHING. SADDLFRY Sc
The GROVER IL BAKER as the LEAST
COMPLICATED MACHINERY. AND. or
CDn RISE, EASIER MANAGED; advantage OF
USING SPOOLS WITHOUT REMINDING
and, with the exception of fine clothing, saddle
Ty, &c., il the opinion of the committee is
BEST SUITED FOX FAMILY USE.
NASHVILLE SEWING MACHINE CoHPAyY.
No. - Public square. NashvIIc, Tenn.
Nashville, 'eun., November l., Is.T-tL
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a RETIRED PHYSICIAN
~ N.uamF A.

= =
10 Meas OF Age.
Whose ards q ife have nearly run oct dscoye RID
49," re ast luairs oertsin TO- Cousrmptlon
/ Z. thmF Bfurehitf CagFhs Colcs, AID General Dgbl
G. II r-uedf "a discovered % u sh ~
chi e . daaFt rr, Wss EiFrn de- BE bad teaFd
7n-h of he HtEcef a rrsfoFat.t ha gaa tes q
pTrpsr ions made from HAr iuda Hemp, AID the
thcu ht occrrre tim thar be MS De askF eds fcr
b. ctd be fiu 81 haff and sEcocrded ID reatQr hs
si-het His sHild earsd aud Is roe alive aud eel.
lie hss since sdneFef The wonderful rvrty 60 thoa-
faEda % Or al parfs e the wuFf aud be has
fal- O. rralaa thrE c1nuletFy heathF ara hkp-
y. Wishing O. mueh Food possible, he I'll send
" hs seic 80 freW hrinEs requr-f Be-, th fee-
es uith l snd vRphei dreciiens fnr uatins upl as
Ga usiug 1. r. Fsqu.rrs g. applicarf % L.
riase kn au- rhI inE-thFre eent % Be returned -
Ecftare fhe recp- ard ttr Fealznder eel app ed
20 thr uafa-u ~ rhi 40 srtise
Aair--s D.. 20. JAMES, No. ia, Grand street
Eav u IsaT- L. fatnfte Jer-r fbv M +
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FoM naNr.

hoe-s q tsrar 4, siiala a So niaa 80 al a.
-. - - - - niatalas roosas. nszldes tuh-
q FELI OWH
Ne. - eAsFFy street..
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"A ANf' D i7arle Stately 10 90 hIsa-ls 70 Wheat W..
FL take 81 gaRlites of rsAt g Az sra-s. asrt "a
re- psd Ia Neshv ie. we aiso have "A Fa-r Tor sac
- 81 stree dtifaaF otton Tor r - eli 81 ~
Far't 7sFtet pre- delivered ear Warssease o5ra-r
I Ma SCI add lara street
h0TiA II = FsE SoH sax.
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SAIL OF FOUR HORSFS UNDER A.
IAIIl WENT IN lETANEErtN

W. r. r h7rrs Russell Arms tronp.
h-'' N 20 me decree ord a. the nre. enf
r." o. lis out ia the shove csHse viii sell on tre
n'i SqH r IN fh CRY Ssfu Nov. - 70 INST 20
one roeu a. % one ack Hlr.s -
sale az 2 o'clock
@. n RRTFN, an
no 10 Chanr-r. Court & Nssr vii.
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REMOVAL.
JOHN YORK & co.

~ AVE re owed Jhe ook-tfa nv r. N y r r. TIA
= 'er Ban 10 the ~ the ALLY Rvs Or
e. on n alley bet Des7--cv and Uufo- streets.
mere We ave sacious room, aud veil pep red
3 I'd price.
We took the rer ium the Mechanic Pair for tre
-naoe B!anEFoOzs ard deter med not retro
{ Rd- in our -orE.
Mn.ic Book Harpsr's Magazine, and all periodicals
p'Cugh to Us viii b hanc-or ely and vaH bound.
Nov 28-dH
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COM.merrlnl AZ tel.

BOdED e UTEDU
AN~l-hi per day.. . .................. 81 20
-'f-. ing Of-ng nd Boa. do. ..-.-..-.. 70
A hoa rd-r', per week .--- --....-.-.....- 3 20
Fires ezra. BovTT- Ia
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FOIs HENr.

THAr 0oyysVlFSr TRAwg wELLlxa On -.
.hs fe ~ ~. raa near h. arst ~
- aa o q = ,aa- roo - ee dss kIfessn srrrs ssss
- go - 'tst aee-s Of gro "a q ssar !
al u ae ifsd - 70 s.7slsa efvsa i..,-ss{ t.is
So, A. il fsi ~
-, a. -sTIsa. afrx.s
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TOR Rent.

4 CoMfo trAB' fFo story Frsus DWELLING emf An.
\ Ing * PSI, Eilcaaa seed "a coal ~ - st.ei1
DAVID @ t0VE
NoFla-u atC7fcnr Ca G -rkts me-
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~ The more tFuv a. ris : IA "A has, tie mo E
dos be applaud 1t 10 others.
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Broadway II use.

TIRHIs Esz fistsits Qpen fsT ths teoepfisr AZ
1 Foardrrs, bsinE sitaaie ID acchtra osafty ~ -
a4iro q eauFrnient So
sFr ifs pi "a &c 40 the rsur, rrnders q - est
ds irshr eiaee % ca ~ FasveFs ana day bosrsers
albe nsrllt rarar e. reqaested 80. 49, ss-
Ne frfH @a p -tf ~ % 20 70 ~ ehocoHe caaaf1rasbgs
r~f NN g RRaNCH
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I NE CO p rne--h.p listing between P H-g,o ana
, Jno q Hg is mi, day cd solved bv NUT al -
"a a. vi CONTINUE siness u,aal he Ga ana
No 80 MaTke street. poyIs ''
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Fnm HINr.

f'nR the bt'an Of hir and esxt year hat h..Btfsf
AMI e1IlrHa iols -rsi ieaer ~ ~ a fres w.
situated rNer street. e uth Nts-s M Po-.-+sis-
gissN iumcl a'eiF. for particular e. ca re- ef
a.k. dLAsf e. Aeana
nnFla-u 10 O. gfsrrv-.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
Richardson's Works.
W. T Berry & co, have on Sale

W. T Berry & co, have on Sale
TIE WoRRs Ct sAMItL mCuAID..N WITH
Sketches Of is Is and Vri,iDgs ~ the Rev E,.r+
an1in, M In 10 vols. London 1871 superb cow
in perfect order.
containing:
1-PfNFTA; or. Virtue feearded In earfs. ~
familiar I-ttere. voI,
2-TFE PIs'oRY or q FIssA BARI. VIZ. In a
Series OF st'ers. vols.
ST p Us nv 81 SIC CHARTFy GRANDSON.
N a Srr'es of letters. 7vols
J ''I ieer Hysef tlororrf adept in ricT ard,ou 7
NE IRE orse e. Of Is nrve b. q ink no part Of
hen tecgrs rCr .rorT sny p ne better to do than
70 re e. for D. 81 rp 20 end take then up vhe-
] chose an6 'ay her down hon was tired
'i every word en- s' ALL rr to br ght G. ,Rtss
The diF're rIfnFsr's C. tsau'h FsyT1s wi ev.ry
ire AID b. OF .hetr fevorr, e, eorre re .ra
ven fH NV f-ar.'s -sbf -" Hazlet' on Oz5 Books
70. sale by Lnov1o7 ". BE tY& O.
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NXhenf.
Wheat. Wheat

/ We unferNguei Is agsia IN wAat Of vhsa+
= %. ID. Of KY
Wv III GH No. nor-V- fr a
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( IN "a urdav la t, lar owl KNIFE, vhich Il
o~i eT can ha by de cribing, and caIn- at ms
n e and aging FOR thu notice. Nov % T.
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BOARDTNG.

l EENILtMAN nd Ia " can get riss=a1t rom and
\ board IN espectsb anil in tn 40 rhs 20 o. 3
n u e. "a from the aare. Address "LOck BE-, S., Do
No 9S-7ta
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FOR CAIRO and 81. I.OTTS.

F'HF stesm Y x. STEVEN ION. a Gn
= b =. FGAS Master viii leave for
y 7uoye and al immediate ports azzzzs3=sz=a
ttiS DAY, a. o'cOck, P. 81. For freight pa : g
sIPlv on ard, or to A. nAMILTON
nov23-lt. Az a.
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Wheat and Grain Wanted

| -ue.e PER- SCI a. ~ % --- ths bich- prJc-
- lh can 70 Ha@lt Torn o5ss aaf Rve delivered
ethsr Al the niil or 81 ". H. Go-lon c >, usrke,
60 CtkrE sATfAF Z -.
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Y .-sl '--'' ~ '-'l''''' '''- D. D. Dsuxur.
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+ vii rent to goo tenant a suendia FARM -
49,. handsome Prov enra, containing from -
q 20 NO a. re miles fro he civ on the = as Vic
u cog "a n cd no - CO.,
u" NJ. so.
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ivy. n-at pFenirr Hos-ss o. -ur-er street ssuth
u F-csa, i1r tte en-a.uE srArs CD eoafa. nii 3
Room o. ie = Ni chen aHd swami Eaon: viii gts he
CarFiaFc hoI sr- g. 81 TO l. ID. NaKtg
H.hviN@r terf y r. piaufers' Rark
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JUST RECEIVEDn
For PPmf.

l. or TIE yssr ISIS frs. bed rrugs one Ne "a
III n tree no s. etra~Fs osrs
r'Tt o. Ar. Wilson tutts frHuk fafruk-, .rars
1FrCs be former resi- - Nrs. WvFr. ore Nc g.
Line rect r=rv rl-f- and i-rt hou e. o,ra
pied ~ Mr.. Eo-- Crrfl~H viking secure plea can't
Fs de 70 year had better call seen hey are
in
Isl RnyB A -
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SEE DG.
REVI ENn NOTTCE

4 LUCE s,o"5 o. Timoth Iue Grass aud Orchard
4 go seeds, a. price to suit he times
LO' I'll" Ia. AR STRONG 4 c.
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ShiraS! Shir1SY1

u received another lot OF SHIRTS varr4pts5 of
~nn,- 10 quality, aa a. prices to sIit ne time
ave q J. "a NcgTTL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-13

NAVY DEPARTMENT. Washington. Sept n. 1881.
sealed Proposals; endorsed Proposals for build.
be received at this department until the 9Th day OF
NoveInoer, &7, At O'Clock p. m. for the oOnst rue
ton efths Marine Barracks ant horned to erect cd
specifications prepared by tho of the NAVY
Department, copies of which may be seen at the
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, Boston. New Yort.
Ihi!adcIphIa Norfolk, and Pensacola, and at the
nails and completing the work a manner satlsfac-
tory 10 the person who may he appointed by the Navy
Department to superintend tho same and the De-
paTment reserves the right TO reject accept any of
teIest of the L nited States requires IL.
. Ninety per cent. OF the amount of work done and
time, as the work progresses, upon estimates made
and certified to by the superintendent the part of
the tnited states, and ten per cent retained until
the completion OF the contrac and acceptance of the
work bs The said superintendent and depart nent
and be forfeited IN the event of fnlflrnen of the
contract: provided that no bill shall he MADE for an
amount less than fve thousand dollars. ''0 'o' III
Each proposal must be accompanied by n written
gnaraateo signed by two responsible persons. tcer-
Judge. or some other Officer of the n,ed
the sum of five Thousand dollars that the bidder will
whom required, has proposal be accepted enter
curIty for It's faithful performances
bidders are invited to examine the plans and
specifications ut the offices herein before toned
this department., and plainly endor sed Proposals
Tor building Marine Barracks at Pensacola, Flor
oa.n .....t'.
The bidder only whose offer NAV be accepted will
he notified, and the contract will be forwarded a
soon thereafter as practicable, which he will be re-
assed 20 execute within ten days after its receipt
AZ the post once named ny him. u. ,...- = :
All the above work is To be pleted in ALI m
spects according TO the plans and Hpec Gallon.
within Twelve months from and fter the Of the
eeztzaWtothNov Secretary Of the NAVY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-10-13
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.

QUARrERMAsrkR's OFFICE MARINE CoRPs3
WARRINGTON, October 10. 1857. {
nj o.c,nrI n n nn ~ dov TIC s 20 "up mi
1857 for supply ing the Marine Corps with the fol
ing articles during the fiscal ending S0th June,
Sol to 800 uniform caps, complete.
900 to 2,0O marine ponpoonS.
100 To goo patent feat her stocks.
nto 80" PrIvates, uniform coats, complete, Of
navy blHe cloth, indigo dye-to be
G TO 100 sergeants' uniform coats, (same As
ahoye.) -
80 to 100 musiclans' coats. scorlet cloth cochneal
dye-to be chemically tested. II
100 to go pairs non commissioned officers epau.
800 to sno pairs bras. centre straps. -.
81 to 81 red worsted sashes.
900 tn 1900 pairs linen overalls.
900 Ia 2,Un linen shirts.
2.5oo to $500 pairs brogsns, Nos. 5tou.
800 to 8nN marine blankets, (gray)
ITO 400 knapsaaks.
5n to 900 marine fatigue caps, the cloth be navy
6e TO sno fatigue frocks.
.eoo to I $40 flannel SHIRTS 'A
s" to- w a6T S"s safst ovar'' blue Jersey
SS to 80 watch or great coats, do.
ID TO 90 musicians jackets. scarlet cloth, cochi-
neal dye-to be chemically tested.
'M &C TO 200 yards c 4 sky blue kersey
$40 yards scarlet cloth, eochInea dye, TO be chemi-
Samples ofthe above articles nay he seen on appl-
cation nj this office, ut the Office of the assistant
ndelphia. . -.
1t is to be understood that the accepted bidder is
to take all materlal used for manufacturing ooats
overas, 10, on hand at the time of entering int o
contract, AZ the contract prices thereof.
Bids will lie received for the whole or in parts for
the articles required and 10 must be pioity under
stood That critical inspection will he given all art
Giles furnished rs TO fit and quality and that articles
whchdn not come up to the sampe will he reject cd
and thrown upon the hands Of the contractor
= The Qnrtermaetef reserves to hirnselfth To
increas$6r diminish the quantity named above as
the exigencies or interests of the service may de-
mand. ' ~
Proposals to be addressed to the "Quartermaster
Of the Marine Corps" Washington, D. c.. and an
dorsed Proposals for Supplies" - =. :
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