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w. ANALOSTON RETREAT.
II HE undersigned has rented the MAGNIFICENT
Dwelling on hnaOstOn Island oppasiteS a
S SSeoIgetown: for a PLACE OF RESORT9ERY
Tor Gentlemen during the approaching "a 1
warm season, and pledges himself to Keep II ma a
sa! lSiactOry manner.
The beauty Of this charming Island is too well
known to require description.
DC can he conveniently reached, 10y boats from all
quarters. boat will ALWAYS he found i'm waiting at
me lower end OF High street. Georgetown. within
II 9Th street Bridge, Canal.
Th" Undersigned is quite certain That If G entIe
WIZ make one trip there they will thereafter visit IT
as .iteR az thsir business viii permit.
lie subscriber Is well known as having had
charge OF large and fashionable establishment i'm
this city His Island House will be opened on the
22d Instant
1t can also be reached by gentlemen fond Of en-
agreeable trlye ride by ing the Long Bridge
and from thence, by good road, to the causeway
from the main land to the Island.
l.. HALPIN.
P;S.-AIrange gements can be ade for the accom-
modatIon OF PIC Mics and Fishing Parties at tbs
6rocery and Vine Store of Jonas p. Levy. corner
OF I2th and u streets north, near the Canal No ISL
aP 10 3tdSwb NnteI Statesl
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Miscellaneous,
WHEELER & WILSON'S SEWING MA

WHEELER & WILSON'S SEWING MA.
~ CHIMES.
These admirable and truly unequalled Famil,
sewing MnchiDes are exhibit. on and for sale al
the store OF r. j. SFEEk, No 4e8 Seventh ST.
Laules who desire to have erTe ct maching one
Whoh makes back stitch both sides of the cloth
Mnioh cdnno be Iaveled out, which performs e9 ual-
~ We'll on all klnds OF family sewing, whether the
material be thick thn ooarse or fns and W hose
is very rapid, and easy, can GER
tta,n,y De accommodated by calling on the agent, at
NO lady should go to the expense Of purchasing a
sewing machine until size has first made herself
tion " W e " Seo
Pamphlets illustrating tha manner in which the
various sewing machines form their stitches, and
now the st ches appear the olOth both above and
below, together with their pectlve ravelng prop
ertIes, are furnished on application, gIatls.
uIl and complete Instructions given, without
ma IL 2taW3R " -.
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SWEET AND HEALTHY BREAD.-Fami.
- lies, 10 insure having the hast should use the
:. w hat Cheer" Hop Yeast Cakes for raising bread,
biscuit, cakes etc. They are made OF dry pure hops,
and warranted Tree from saleratu u.s. soda, or other
deieterlous materials. They are much used by the
best families Of the Northern and Eastern States
and are gaining favor daily, surprising all other
yeasts now known.
A trial can he had without charge.
KING BURCHELL,
ma g. Corner Vermont avenue and 18th street.
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SUPERIOR MUSICAL INSTRUCTION..
Prof. DE C(ENIEL, (formerv Principal of the
Music Department at Patapsco Institute Md Nl,
having been induced to come and locate per ~
fnaLently IN this city, begs 10 inform the Musl-Lx
CA public of Washington, Georgetown, and theIr
Vlcnies, that he will give, to Limited number of
SPECIAL pupils advanced In Music, thorough prao-
tIca course of instruction the Harp, p ~ otoTta
0uitaT Singing, and Organ. Has gene raj reputatn
already known as composer will, he hopes, be suf-
hcient guarantee for has proficiency and ability as a
Professor. "
Prof DE CGniel will also give n regular course of
Instruction confidential v } in the Art of Teachng
10 those who do not yet find themselves comp lent
lo reach, or 10 those who may wish to make Music
profession show ing the only true and practical
method to pursue for Imparting strictly thorough
Musical EducstIon, ciasoaliy formed and condensed
lht eight sections parts. and when duly qualified
VIII rece We printed Certificate of Merit and Com
potency as n Profcssed Teacher.
III Orders received for the selection of the hest
Instruments without charge.
Add ;ess to the cure Of Mr.. Davis, Piano Store, or
ina Is e0lm-
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EDWARD UOLAN.

II MERCHANT TAILOR,
. SlGH OF The COL IN FLEECE,
Corner OF l4LH street and Penn. avenue, oppoElte
WIilards' Hotel,
Formerly Of BoStoa,l
AfteT supplying MS numerous customers with Cos
tulnes Tor line ancy Hall. rs now prepared a.
offer an lDduCetnent of hls Spieudd assort- ~
mcnt of SPRING and SUMNER GOODS, N
selected by himself expressly for the Gu stom NM
tIage, on the Lowest cash prices, and war -
rants perfect 1T By lIR own practical knowledge a
ara having one of the hest cutters from BOSTON, and
the pest w0ihmeE. he hopes TO give general satIs
faction TO those vino will please to favor him Wi
their patronage.
Constantly on hand fresh supply of Gentlemens'
Furnishing Goods. IStates) an 10
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ELYMOUNT PAVILION, :

ELYMOUNT PAVILION,
~ NEW SUMNER RESORT,
r OR FISHING, BATHING, AND RURAL sports
The Undersigned respectfully annou nee To the cIt-
lzens OF Washington, Georgetown, and 4
AIexandrla, hat tbey vii open on the esth YEA$
oi may at Oly mount. (cOInmonly called IL M Il
Marburys Landing 1--we miles below the ~ EIIs
House, on the MaryIsnd shore. a Hew and SPA
SlpuS PAVILION, with Dining Room, Dressing
Rt oms, and all other cOnvensnces attached
Every facility will he afforded To Schools, Associ-
atIOns. and Clubs.
Bathing, &c. e'
me large Spring on The prem said to be one
OF he purest and healthest in tins whole section.
Partles wishing to secure exclusive use of the
SaViIioh can DO so on application to c. II. nderson
StatlOner, - street. near 7th
Steamboat can he chartered for Excursions on
Application to X Ichard ii. Wallach, Geo MattingIy
or IL = rage. The latter gentleman fitting up his
Boat WITH fna Saloon and will he ready Ia accom-
moaate Excursions on and sitter the 25,h of NAV
next; JONES x MILLER,
dp IdW.I
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Dentistry, 90.
CHEOPLAsTIC PROCESS,

CHEOPLASTIC PROCESS,
~ - AN IMPROV VEMENT IN
MECHANICAL DENTISTRY.
Or. Y. q. HILLS respectfully informs the public
thaf ne Ia now prepared 10 insert partial and -
'ull setts OF TEETH at reasonable rates .SSST|S
on this improved plan. The great adyan S-LLo
tase tns process has over al others ITS perfect
perfect fit The metal 10 entirely free from ali me
tao taste and none Of the secreiionS OF the mouth
can nave anY effect upon IL. Testimonials from he
most prominent cltIzens OF Baltimore, confirming
ITS great superiority, can be seen. All those per-
sons who are suffering with ill adapted plates " ia
please give me call, and 1 Will q Ike great pleasure
IN explaining and exhibiting TO them specimens of
the work. All inquiries should be made nj uy of
nee, as am the only authorized agent for this pro
cess. - -
Ofics. No. 80 Penn. avenue, between Ish and
18th streets, next house above Gsutlers.
IS SIN
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- RETIRED PHYSICIAN, seventy 1--we
7 "A years of age, whose sands of life have
{nearly run out, discovered, while IA the East lH-
4 dies, a certain cure for Consumption, Asthma,
BRONCHITIS, Coughs, Colds, and General Debility J.
4 The remedy was discovered by HIM when hls on
Y ly child, daughter. was given up 10 die. Wish
ing TO do as much good H. possible, he III send To
such OF his afflicted fellow beings request AZ,
this recipe, with full and ex plIcit directions for
making It up, and successfully using n. lie re- /,
qnIres each applicant To Inc!ose him one shilling,
cIpe, snd the remainder to he applied to the pay 4
ment of this ADVERTISE
Address DIR. Ii. JAMES, ~ Grand ST. Jersey
CITY. N. j. ap ~ I'm
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nR. r. FINLEY HUNT,
IL DENTIST~
VIII perform ali operations belonging TO his 3IllD
profession at his old established office, above.
d Io-tf
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SIGN OF THE
~ Ii G T. G. l. f.
Indicates where yOu may get LOOK \ u .
MASSES, IN gilt or mahogany frames; POR-
TRAIT and PICTURE FRAMES, round oval
or square. gilt or otherwise; or any other kind of
work IN his !Ins. The largest lot of LOOKING
GLASS PLATES kept constantly on hand, oneap
Tor cash. JOHN WAGNER,
ap2-ly between I2th and ISth sts
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STRAW MATING AND OF CLOTHS
- Now in store. White and Coored straw Mat.
ting, OIl Cloths and CarpetIugs, with general stocb
of House Furnishing Dry Goods, and viii be sold
cheap tor c;tsh. J. W. COII,EY
ma lj w 51s} 7ih ST.. doors north Pa. nv.
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pROPOSALs FOR WOOD AND COAL.

QvARTEEMAsTER's OFFICE. L. &. NJ. Corps
WASHINGTON, May 10 IS58.
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office up-
I'll Thursday. the 10th day Of June, 1858, for supply
Ing such quantities of wood and coal as NAV be
required for the Marines stationed at Washing ton
d. C.. from st July, 1853. to 30th June. 1859. Tie
coal to be best anthracite white ash, broken and
screened, and free from dust, ard to weish 2iO lbs
to the ton The wood to be best oak saplIng. and
both the wood and Coz, TO be delivered on the reaui
stlon of the Commanding Marine Off cer and piled
and measured &C such points within the walls Of the
of expense to the United States ard subject TO his
approval.
Bidders will accompany their proposals with the
names OF two sursIes known to this uice or if un-
known, will be certified by some 0fcer of the gov
eTnmen ID. J. SUTHERLAND
IN " 3iawtJeiO Ouartermaster L.. = Nj. COrus.
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NEW LIVERY, SALE, AND HIRING
~ STABLE,
Corner Of l31I street and PeKnSyIrdnia areass
The undersigned begs leave to announce To the
citizens OF Washington. and the public -
In genera; that lac has Just completed ~ ar>
one Of the finest Stables i'm rhe city where EANn
can, at al times, be obtained neat and (H w
snowy turnout he found any >H<=-<>
where. My stock comprises a fine assof ftment of
horses, which, for style and sction, cannot be
passed by any stable IA the country, aud chOce lot
OF new carriages and llght wagons. Horses taken
at livery on rs reasonable terms At any establish
ment In the CITY. Give me q cali, and guarantee
salts faction.
ma Sn' ALLISON NAIIOR ia
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NOTICE TO CIR EDITORS. SIN accnrcance
with deed N trust from WM. BOWLING. of
IeoTgstown. ID. c., Gated March I'D. 1883 and duly
recnided Iu her ]: a -. No. 10, fOIios l. ? s. T.
anu 5i heI ~ notify all persons claiming under the
Provisions of said deed, to file their respective
Chains with me at james G. MctiuIre's Auction
Ioolns. Washington, ID. c., before June | ST.
eht IN the dis IstrIbutiun.
ap II -2awbws THO. L. FISHER Trustee
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I'm

NEW BOOKS JUST RECEIVED ATSbEP
HERDS, corner 9TH and u streets.
A complete assortment of the publications of
Carlton and Porter, Sabbath School Llbrarles, Re
wards. h INNS, Tracts, &c; Wesley Family. rass
and IakIngs Lost Chapters, Chief of PIlgTams, The
True w oman. Peter Cartwright, Biblical DictIOn-
AIRY, TOunge of Fire. What Must do TO be Saved,
Sung of the oder. Living stOn's Travels in Africa
brakes History of Indians, Six Steps to Honor,
Wild Western Scenes, New Lutte of Zion, and
other Music
Also, Agent for Publications of the "Chid's
L rlend. mac
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HEATHER ON THE USE OF MATTE
matIcal Instruments, 81 csnts.
Swln1ell on Well-digging ard Boring, 81 cents.
Law on Constructing and repairing Roads, 81
cents.
Dobson on Masonry and Stone Cutting, IS cents
Bu nell on Lines, Clements, MortarE, Concretes
Mastlcs and Plaster, 81 cents.
Allen on Cottage Building, 81 cents.
PyECs' Perspective, Is cents.
49, Dempsey on the Drainage Of Districts, Lands
Towns, Buildings, 81 cents.
Virgins on Embiuking Lands from the Sea- IS
cents. .'0
Laws LOgarithms and Mathematical Tables, Is
cents.
Glynn on the Power Of Water. Flour Mills. Tur-
bines. Hydrostatlc Engines, Centrifugal and Rotary
Pumps, 10 cents. ...
Dempsey ON Iron Bridges, 81 cents.
Halleurs' Art OF photography 81 cents.
Glbbon on the Law OF Contracts for Works and
Services, 81 cents.
Just imported from London by
ma II FRANCK TAYLOR
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4 IrTELL'S LIVING A1,E enlarged seres
! made up chiefly Of the best articles from the
English qua terlies. mnnthiies and newspapers;
published every week, IN: numbers of y CLOSELY
~.
mal2 FRANCK TAYLOR
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81 O00 A YEAR!
Sl.NN A YEAR,

~ 3OOO $1,000 YEAR,!
SiI" lEAR. An Agent Is wanted IN every
SlSp YEAR. Town and County in the iJnIte ed
Il,UU LAX. states, to engage in respecta-
Sl,OO A ! EAR. BILE and easy business, by whi ch
yilOO A GEAR. the above profits may be certain
SlLO rEAR. ly realized 1t is an article OF
$1,000 lEAR. daily consumption, and can be
$1,000 EEAR. manufactured In the Agents
SI,O IEAR. dwelling secured by copyright /;
Yl,OW YEAR. sac as permanent as -four, Adj
8 800 YEAR. dres. JAMES Il. HORNE
J 900 fEAR. Box No. 4,E5l New York Post
900 nEAR. Ottloe. inc.osing one stamp 10
$40 A YEAR. prepay postage an 9Ilm
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EOa RENT-TWO ROOMS in the third story
L OF the building occupied as an office by c. &.
Naiiach, and immediately opposite the City Hall.
Apply to RICHARD WALEACH, ap6
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NEW FANCY STORE.

The subscriber has Removed from her old stand
on street. opposite the Post Oice, TO 7th street
east side. No 5s.1l, just above the corner of 81
and VIII have constantly on hand every variety OF
Fancy Articles also, Chenille Silks, Reads, Wors
teds, Shetland Wool; superior quality and assort-
ment. EmbToiderlng of every descr ptIon executed
and Drawings of Patterns of all kinds attended To-
distinctions IN all EmbrOlderlug, Knitting, Crotch
et, Tapestry and Netting given by
ma l2-Im@ MRS. LfONuRE RITppERT
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From natural defects and the unequ range of nv
have been compelled glasses for seys-
obtaining glasses perfectly lifted TO nv eyes. -Four
for me, which have found TO serve me perfecti1
By the use of his optometer he is enabled to adapt
glasses most muutely 10 the eve. 1 most cheerful
" recommend Mr.. Tobias TO ali having occasion 70
glasses and bear my testimony as 10 his skill An
an ortlclan. HENRY r. BALDWIN,
seB 4sst Sao'v Ia slfn Land INarrsS ~.
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RANCROfT'S SEVENTH VOLUME HIS
- tory OF United States, being volume of the
American Revolution. uniform with previous vol
umes Price S22j; postage 90 cents. Just received.
For sale by TAYLOR & MAURY,
INA S4 Pa. avenue,
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MORE NEW DRESS GOODS.
lVl leo pieces White and COlored Figured Swiss
Muslins,
80 ps rich Ducals, a new and beautiful material
luh pcs rich r FIguTed and PLAIN Satin PLAID Bereyes
A large assortment of Barege and Lawn Robes,
SNyds beautiful Lawns at l2iz: good washing colors
With large lots Of all kinds Of first class staple
joods for family all of winch will be sold cheap
for cash J. w. COLLEN
ma l3 2w No. 523 7th ST. 3doors north Pa.av.
1--WE SECONDHAND PIANOS for sale very
L low at the Music Sore of
ma IL w. q. METZEROTT.
A kNABF GAEHLE, A CHICKERING,
N and a Hae'. DAVIS n Co.'S Piano. but little
used. for sale at great bargains. Ellis,
ma IA 3t6. between 9Th and 10th sts.
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CLOCKS. WATCHES, AND JEwELRY.

Just received this day. q great variety Of Clocks
from 81 up; also Monthly G LOCkS; "
WATCHES and JEWELRG of al the late EH1
styles and best makers; CLOCKS for steam tSr2
lors nc. az
Also, CLOCK MATERIALS of every kind.
Clocks To the trade at wholesale prices at the
great Clock, Watch, and Jewelry Emporium of
j. ROBINSON,
ap - I'm Si9 OppO. Browns Hotel,
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PARE CHANCE FOR WOOD AND COAL
~ DEA l.IRS For rent, Tor ten years n vacant
LOT upon 4 near Both street II by % feet nearly
opposite the new Presbyterian Church. For terms
apply to Dr. GHAS. Ii. CRAGlN, Georgetown.
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g
To persons who have he'd the sight ofther eyes 90
impaired to REQUIRE the of u lasses, I woulI
recommend Mr.. John Tobias as q suitable person
from whOin 10 obta such Glasses they re-
Sulrc, as he has suited me with pair of Spectaces
for far and sight. NV sight mas heen impaired
very much 10y a service Of years IN the Post Ofhoo
Department which berth res uired me 10 be on dutV
fom III O'Clock night till after dsy, during winch
time used but one hight, w. A. WALKER,
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THE FINE SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO use
i at the Musical Convention was furnished by US,
and now offered for sale upon easy terms
WV JOHN r. ELLIS,
. uIaS Ss Pa ave near 10th at
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For Rent and Sale,

EQR SALE VERY CHEAP-A nice little
L FARM, less than 10 miles from Washing ton,
on good road Ii may be exchange ed for city prop
erty. Apply to Fl. ". LANSDALE, 1t the corner
OF 9th and Nj streets. or through Post Once.
4 m
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NoRFoLr, Va. JuIv q. rsA.

In the perienoe Of even two cars, I lave fouuS
great difficulty IN obtaining Spootacles that were eX
actiy adapted 10 the weakness OF my sght. This IN
convenience MIR. Tobias seems 10 have removed for
the present by the substitution for of better and
more smtable Glasses. They cear chrysfal like
and comfortable 10 my eyes. | would commend him
20 those who from or other infrmity resure ar
thcla aid In tins way. j. J. SlMRINS, M, ID,
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y Z N.
Once Second Story, three doors freu
ODD FKLLows' HALL.
Spectacles and Glasses suited To every sifht
Opera, Reading, and watchmaker's
Glasses; Telescopes, Microscopes
great variety; Cosmoranic Stereoscopes With view,
ol superior and choice PICTURES on hand. See sdver
tIsemelt In National lnteigencer.
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For All Parts OF the West.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.


THREE TRAINS DAILY from Baltimore for Cum
Il berland Wheeling and all parts Of the West
LIST Tho ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS will except sunday
Washington lat Juncon viii way stations
berand at O'Clock, D. m tNaf 1Httll.tHf ittta- -S
Tho Station daily (excep sunday
at $50 and reaches Wheeling by T. m
wood with trains for Columbus Cincinnati Dayton Louis
VILE Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago Louis Cairo and
mediate points. l..ta 500 80. a',.ltt e.
Sd. Tho EXPRESS TRAIN leaves daily p m connecting with
trains for Cincinnati st. Ious Cairo Chicago
date places The distance Cincinnati other
places the Vest nearly 100 mes shorter
route. The time to these places Is also unequaled
Baggage checked through " Columbus Cincinnati indianapolis
st. louis. Nt'
Passengers and baggage transferred points free
THROUGH TICKETS will ba sold West
the lowest possible rates at the ticket oe Camden Station
Washington city. ffi" HltV-a w li 'At '
second class car Is attached TO the mail train
Passengers from Baltimore Washington
BY daylight By taking accommodation train lying
Cumberland Oakland They morning by express
rsin which leaves Cumberland at 25o Wheeling
at
Passengers Washington ample
Junction.
This the only by which through tickets baggage
be obtained In Washington i .il..l H'7 ~ go
$40 ib a.it I FOR WAY PASSENGERS 5l8
The accommodation train 64s stop
Cumberland and the Piedmont
Esstwardy the mail train 1oavcs Wheeling
mediation leaves Cumberland 40 reaching Baltimore At 5ts
Ths FREDERICK TRAIN (sHcept Sunday stopping
stations Leaves Frederick ga arriving Baltimore
The KiIForrs NILS TRAIN LAves Camden O. a. ~,
and sso p Leaves Eootts nls At 80 and '3o,
- aI W.. 8. woopsDE,
Jan l7-du Master Of transportation.
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STEAM MACHINERY FOR SCREW PRO.
a PELLER SLOOP-OF-WAR. f'7
CEALED PROPOSALS.,

y NAVY DEPARTMENT
December 10, 1851
CEALED PROPOSALS., endorsed Proposals for
- Steam Machinery for Screw Propeller War; will be
seved at this department unit! O'clock the goth January for
and placing on board screw propeller building In tho
The offers must DO fr specific for putting the whole
eesSfu operation include all fees for arrangement
d and BIO by the required by
The name the establishment which the work to be
design arrangement the machinery win BIO
the greatest advantages keeping vsw simplicity
rucon readiness Of for adjustment when operation
being subject the working being
object Of the department obtain the speed power
space available for tina, purpose viii admit
The boilers be Of iron, with telescope smoke pipe
propeller with the for hosting, composition the
machinery for hosng for pumps apparatus for sen'ang and
whole TO be Of the most approved kinds The coal bunko SHAFT
fresh from which BE- made less than 800 gallons
day all the tools and duplicate pieces and satisfactory
slton, aud list Of them must be furnished.
sha adapt reception of the
machinery boilers and appendages win be provided expense
it may have for hoisung the heavy machinery board
For the Of tho entire s'oaM machinery and The
tho berth deck commencing twenty feet abs the
expected coal Cor II days full eang daily
ton Of which tho bidder will state bis and
with tho tools and spare work. must not exceed $50 20
manast tho a. side the
forward will be about vs. feet and tho tsnce
forward and the afcr viii be feet the
load water limo ths of tho keel under the propeller
feet. 4
bid can obtain copy Of
the section of the vessel making application
The proposal must be accompanied by full SPECIFICATIONS
drawings having tbs position OF Tho Of gravity
ry boilers &c. marked on them giving also the capacity the
and cupboard delivering valves
boilers the are and CRATE surface also the diameter
and Kind Of propeller and other principal points comparisons
readily be made There viii also be the weight
Of engine boilers water bunkers appendags TOOLS spare work
in tons Of Z, 240 pounds
The terms Of payment will be that whom
aud labor provided for the contract shall
the satisfaction OF tho department. hcre will
fifth tho whole one half the
work shall IN like be completed there further pay
nlen Of one Nth whom three fous the
peted further payment OF onenith when the whole
been compeed and have made satisfactory
further payment Of nth and when have
formed satisfactorily period months then the ro
naming shall DO paid. 1.T7I-rs
The repairs necessary during this period from defective
ship or materials Will be at the the
me proposals must be explicit and qualified conditional
Offer will be considered
ISAAC TOUCEY,
DOC I--zawt2oJan Secretary Of tho Navy.
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wO0llens.
5. Q. Herring q Co.'s Patent champion safes.

THE subscribers, grateful for past tavors. and
finding that discriminating public bestowing their patron
TO that extent that moro necessary TO exhibit all
their stock enlarged
No. 25 Murray op
the City Hall This enlargement Of warehouse with
factory
bors hand all times larger Gre burglar
than other establishment
will be bad private
with other furniture for the security Of plate ewelry
9#ar &ss4t 4ts Also
VIII money chests
DOORS and bank vaults HALLS powder locks banks
Jooes Cygiers
patent letter lock without key
: t..s'N taH' a"Ht As s. G. HERRING l. Co
n.a .i.is Nos 1855, 1877 and $50 Water street, and
No 25l Broadway, Murray
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May 2o-ly Richmond, Virginia.