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Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-13
" OF r. E'9
ScIl1edanR Aromatic Schnapps
CALL THE ATTENTION OF THE MERCHANTS
OLLAND GIN.

Manufactured by myself exclusively, AZ sebiedam
Holland, and to distinguish II from every other AIco.
holic stimulant in the world, give it the name Of
SCHIEDAA AROMATIC SCHNA PPS.
Ia the pure Tincture of juniper distilled from the
oest 9arey mat can be selected at any cost. is ia
vored ana medicated, not by the harsh berry,
but by the choice botanical variety Of the Aromatc
Italian Juniper Berry, whose more vlnous extract IL
distilled and rectIhed with its spirtous solvent and
thus 1t becomes concentrated tinctufe Of exquisite
ayor and aroma, altogether transcendant In its cor
dal and medicinal properties to any Holland Gin in
the world
Since the Introduction Of the celebrated ARoMAT-
lC sCHlEDAM SCHNAPPS, the proprietor has sub-
mtted to the whole Medical Faculty Of the United
states. Over three thousand endorse H. over their
own signatures, to be the purest Alcoholic Stimuant
now IN use. They also speak Of the great suceess
u,ey nave met with in their practice in Gravel Gout
Ohronc rheumatism, Distractions Of the Kidneys,
Bladder and U, nary Organs. Persons travelling in
the Southern and Western States should always have
supply on hand as preventative against Ague and
aeYer ana change OF water. The Physicians in New
orleans and ST. Louis prescribe It with great conf
dence in case Of Cholera account Of the purity Of
the article UDOLPH0 WOLFE.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC
Since the Introduction OF my schfedgn Aromatic
Schnapps into the United States a number Of Liquor
Mixers In New York, Boston, Peilapelphia and San
Francisco, have been engaged in putting up mixed
and poisonous Gin in and jugs to be paimed on
on the unwary for my genuine Schnapps At FIRST,
they boldly counterfeited my name but soon topped
that by causing several Of them to be arrested They
now cohnhe themselves 10 closely Initiating the ap-
pearance and shape of my bottles, and the pecuifaf
wrapper which have always used, viz Yellow pa
per- printed with red and blue ink, pasteboard printe
caps.
BeaOare Of these Initiation, Bogus Schmapps.
II the Liquor were fit to drink there would be no need
to palm them off by cOunterfeng the peculiar style
| and appearance Of the Genuine Wolfes Schnapps
AVOID these mixed and doctored up limitations, you
would avoid shattered nerves. ruined stomach and de
! lirium tremens. The Pure and Genuine schnapps
have my name the bottle, cork and afac.simile OF
~ nil fhA IA
Druggists and respectable Liquor Dealers in the Unit
ted States. TTDOLpH0 WOI FE
Sole importer and Manufacturer Is, 20 and 20 Bea.
Street, New York.
The word Schedam Schnapps belongs exclusively 10
my artice--a others are counterfeit and an mposi.
ton on the public. nov 50 I'M
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-13
Chief Surgeon of The Turkish cont;,oen,

Chief Surgeon of the Turkish Contingent
In consequence Of DR.. L. A. Czapkay's knowledge
oil The Turkish language, he appointed Chief Sur
geon to the I'd Regiment Of the Turkish contingent
ana served throughout the Crimean war. His SER
vices we're so highly appreciated that he received the
following compliment from the Commander of the
Regiment:
Extract RegtnlentdI Orders Sd Regiment ba6tntyv
Turkish Contingent, March IA, 1888.
DR.. Czapkay, Surgeon, being removed TO one Of the
Polish Cossack Regiments Of the Turkish Contingent
Is struck of the strength of the Regiment from this
date.
The commanding officer takes this opportunity Of
recording his sense Of DR.. Czapkay's services from
We date OF his joining TIE Regiment In August 1856
Ihe cholera was then prevalent and the surgeons
knowledue of Turkish was particularly valuable in
that trying season, during which, and up to the pre-
s'nt tine his attention to his duties has been unre
hitting. The degree to which he obtained the conf
dence Of the men was proved by the numbers who re-
sorted to his quarters for private advice. The COM
manding officer has only to add his personal thanks
for the kindness and care bestowed on himself whilst
aborng under fever, and to express his best wishes
for his future welfare.
True Extract1 j. G. STEPHEN Major
Commanding Third Regiment Infantry, Turkish Con-
tingent.
KERTcH, Crmea, March "a, 1856
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George Thompson, Of East Tarentum, pa. for IN
proyement IN boxes for preserving aIkalies eentsd
septeunb~! u.s. 1851. Relssned February B. 1859.
John Wlst OF PHILADELPHIA Pa for Improvement In
self dumping coal bucket Patented July 10, 1853 Re
issued February g. 1889.
VIM. w Batchelder, Of New York, N. Y. for inn
proyement in lamps Patented December 2s 1855. Re
issued February 3 1889.
Steuben T. Bacon of Boston Mass assignee of Edward
N Smith, of Springfield Mass for Improvement In
chimes for folding paper Patented May 49, 1857. Re-
issued February g. 1859.
Steuben Bacon Of Boston, Mass, assignee Through
mesne assstan Of John North, of Mddletown, Conn.
for machine for folding paper Patented April u.s. 1856
Ressued February 3, 1859
Steuben t Bacon of Boston, Macs, assignee Through
mesne assstant Of Edward N Smith, formerly of West
Brooked Mass for improvement in machines for fold
ing paper Patented November 81 ls4s Reissued Jan
uary z, 1851. Ressued February 8, 1859.
Daniel Alter and Samuel A Hill, of Ffeeport Pa.
sgnos 10 themselves John Johnson Of said Freeport
VIM. f johnson, Geo S. Solder, and Jno L. RUSSELL OF
Pittsburg, Pa for Improvement in distllation of oils
from coal Patented April a. 1853, Relssued February
s, 1859
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

Tor the granted him tho oath
ber 1874 Improvement chaIrs for nvad" Cor
expiration said patent which took place
oath day september 1858 Such application being made in virtue
Congress approved 25h January 1859 entitled
tho relief James G. Holmes
tina, the said petition be heard the Patent
Monday the ath April IL O'Clock, and all
notified to and show cause thy have why said petit
ton ought to be granted.
opposing required to he in the
objections specially forth writing twenty
before the day OF hearing all testimony fled by either
the sRd hearing he
the Office which will be furnished applca-
ton.
Tho testimony the win be closed the 2l of March, depo.
sion papers relied be hled
before the morning OF that day the
within days thereafter.
ordered that this notice be published In tho Union,
~ pcnn ylvnnian Philadelphia In week three
wccksho said publications TO he AT least sixty
the lh Of April next, the day Of hearing.
JOSEPH HOLT
Commissioner Of Patents
o the above papers will please copy
bills to the Patent Office with containing this notice
Jan 27--1nw3w
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limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,
a WksrtJSGrog Februnr

PETITION OF H. D. Goodyear, administrator OF Nelson
Goodyear deceased York praying for the extension OF
granted the i Nelson Goodyear the 18Th OF May
Manufacture OF India Rubber Cloth "
patent which
place the 18th day Of May, 1862
petition be heard at the Patent Office
Monday the 25tb April next at IL O'clock and all
notified appear and show they have why
sdl petition ought not 20 be granted
Persons opposing the extension are required file In tho Patent OF
specially forth writing least
the day Of hearing All testimony Tiled by either
hearing and transmitted
pncation.
testimony in the will be closed The 1ith Of April
dispositions papers relied testimony filed
before the morning Of that day the arguments,
if any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered this be published in the Union, Wash
incon, ID c. Day Book, New York
weeks publications 10 he
25h OF April NJ xi, tho dny OF hearing
JOSEPH HOLT
Commissioner Of Patents
sEors OF the above win please aud send their
bills to the Patent Once with paper containing this notice
Feb I1--1aw3w
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IiER BErsNNC MAJEsrYis IKaAnos
Washington, February g. 1859
the acknowledge the receipt your
letter dst January mboy expression esntd rt
Lady NAK and MYSELF Of wheh deeply sensible TO
which shall rceur with gratitude and pride:
the goodness inform HE That the wish large
yonr fellow citizens receive public sou
day Would be Uohvehent avail
this invitation conformity with permission beg
Thursday 18th instant tina. day agreeable
in orer respects
You viii obge LADY NAPIER and myself by conveying
acting with you
high mark Of which they have designed for which
myself that deserve bat which should
plato uusloyed satisfaction II
paflure from America.
have the honor be, genemen, obedent humble
want, NAPIER
The j. NJ Mason, senator u, s.,
The Hon. W. H. SEWARD, senator u. s.,
The Hon. j.. j.. CRirrkSpgs, Senator U. 81
and other gon,en,en members " the committees.
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PROPOSALS. FOR WELLS, PUMPS, &c.

MAYORS orrcr
Washington, February s, 1852
PROPOSALS in writing viii DO received TIL. office up IA
oclor K day making pumps by
drnn water and for sinking wells including all
Necessary materials and workmanship IN digging laying fixing and
repair constant in the fret dt eohscd Of the frsl and
FOURTH and in the third district composed Of
Oh, Fifth and sixth wards eash district 20 be s for SEPARATELY and
encng day Of April 1859 agrecaby TO the folio wing
specifications No bid from but practical maker win be
considered and the viii be required TO conform rgdy
FOR wEIIs
Digging walng wells Including materials removing
dirt per nca The walls TO be four inches thick of good hard
sinking old wells deeper per not
Taking out old wells and putting in same per foot
o eight feet length, do
wells including materials The covering be OLDEST
Paving new wells, including brick and pump
old wells and covering with old materials each
Opening old wells aud covering same with new timber
FOR PUMPS
Keeping the pumps repair stopping all leaks &c. when
can be done without, taking out , the pump zach .
Taking out and putting IN old pumps, per log, each
New logs putin old pump per foot
New spouts In old pumps, each.
Boxes and spouts for new ups, each.
Copper chambers Tor pumps.
pieces 70 u ,nse. clear O. q The pss, white
ter. All top pieces to have three coats Of paint
FOR HYDRANE
Keeping The hydrants in repair Vi, stopping all leaks &C. al
OIL
belonging them when be done without taking the
bydrnnt out, ench.
rakng oui hydrants and putting in same, each.
New hydrants, per foot,
for bydraDts, each
stones, each.
Painting pump auih ydrapts three
WIN be received Cor bydrans from practical plumbers
WORK
Handles nxes spears plates hands, rcpars per pound
aud lower boxirons FOR pumps each.
New Joints 70 old spears.
News spout al valveiruns for hydrnnts.
materials be all tho quality Of their
spcctve kinds.
by practical pump
| maker.
win not be asgnabe
The will be required
thousand dollars
the faithful performances Of his their
the conditions OF his their
the order the Commissioner direct
the Mayor authorized other
the furnish the materials
cypedlep which
falling shall be responsible this
thereby
unnui the contract such
Feb lo-3awMar s JAMES @. BERtEr, Mayor
Separate proposals viii be received for keeping
improvements of the districts Bids will
price pump each The furnish materials
kind which be required by said Commissioners for all
pairs and below the surface and cleaning the wells
aud also paving around the pumps.
JAMES G. BERREr ayor
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loosREsfoSpkScxl
To Lord NAPIER, Washington;
The undersigned very that they express sentiment
shared by the American public with The society Washington ia
us making known the cordial esteem your Lordshp
and for Lady NAR during yo United statos ana
their sincere regret al the termination Of your mission
Influenced by Lndred feeling they have been requested by
very large number Of their ftowczens respectfully ask that
Iorship with Lady by yodr company
at public ball In this city at such time nnd
JAMES NJ. MASON
WILLIAM II. SEWARD,
J. J. CfufTENDEN,
JAS NJ WAYNE,
GEO. W HOPKINS
A. BURIlNGAME,
fAAl+ u YlNfpS,
~ q jksbt1 U a.
W. w. CoRCoRAN
w. w. sEAIoN,
JAMES q. BERiET
H. oGIE TAYLOR,
JOS @. McifIBBIN
JOS SMITH, u s. ~
wAsHlNaroS january ST. 1889
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BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE q co, Auotloneers.

INRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Real Estate Fairfax county, State Virginia
wednesday the eth day Of March, A. 1859 O'Clock
shah sell the premises, under and by
from Asa damon and Ann 0admon his wf, lambert Tree duly
executed and admitted TO record In the clerks Fairfax
e state Of Virginia. the following described land lying
and being In farfx county the STATE Of Virginia. bounded
oiows 10 wit beginning a, sycamore tho side 81
spring branch oes troh TIE 1uh iolhesr Run gorne IN
Addnss sale 10 Bell H. Thornton; thence Tfornt6u NJ
80, W. 50 poles small white oak thence NJ IS 80 E.
poles 70 G. stump by which naples one marked;
thence 50 80, 80 poles D. Spanish oak thence leaving
Thornons and running NJ 20 40 f. 81 poles 4,
spsn oak sapgs corner q said Adams purchase Of Ran
doph theme With line Of the n 81 ~ poles
high stump the SW side of tho eesburg
thence tie said road n 81 AS W 19l poles planted
Pages sale to Lpscomb thence, with
32h $40 poles and % Inks Holiness Run TO
planted thence said
Junction Of Tie spring Brancp III, nee 20
poles 10 tile Beginnings containing 2Tt atej IL bf less
Terms oneourth CASH the balance one two three
years the purchaser for the equal
pomissory notes payable with interest," respectively
aud three years after day Of SALE aud secured by deed Of
the premises.
the complied with within days day OF
right premises
he shall think the
theepp az tile riR and expense the deunK purchaser
LAMBERT TREE, Trustee.
JAS c. MCGUIRE x CO..
Feb 6--eOd&ds Auconeers
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HINTS FOR THE TABLE; or, The Economy Q

HINTS FOR THE TABLE, or, The Economy Of
n Good Living, with few words on wines IS cents
Life aud Remains Of Douglas Jeo, by his blanchard
Jerrod 81
biographies Distinguished Scientific Men, by Arago,
RIGS 81
Curostics OF Natural History by Francis T. Bucknnd,
81
800 engraving Al -
NEW VOLUMES OF BOHNs LIBRARY.
Iesse's Anecdotes Dogs Illustrated. ~
Carpenters Vegetable IN histology anu Systematic Botany 81 IS
Ncinicrs Lectures History Christian Dgmas edited by
JiCoh vols =!
c translated into English verse; "a cngavngs steel
FilNuan. 81 ~.
just Published and Gr sale NJ PHILIPS
nnookstorc Az Pom. avenue,
Febu 9th and 10th streets
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FURNITURE AND EFFECTS OF FAMILY
declining housekeeping public sae0n Tuesday morning.
February O'clock residence gentleman declining
housekeeping the side Of Sixth street; between and
streets, the house. shall SELL
Handsome walnut paror suite in hair cloth
Narbct top centre aud other tables
Cane aud wood chairs lounge
rocker, what not, desk
shades
Paintings and eugraymgs
ilrusses three ply, and ingram carpets
Rugs oilcloihs, stair rods aud eyes
Mahogany anti walnut bedseads
Dressing and plain bureaus, waslistnnds
Iron bedseads, toilet set looking gasses
looking and other
Togo her with general assortment of housekeeping articles
under casl over uat stin credit
ninety dayr satisfactorily endorsed notes. bearing interest
JAS c, MCGUIRE 4 CO.,
Feb IO--d Auconeers
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by JAS. O. MCGUIRE 4 Co., Auctioneers.

T1NRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON
ISIANDBy Of deed of trust bearing the
1857, and duly recorded ber A. g., No
81 the land records for Washington
Columbia the undersigned wlsc public
the Thursday the 18th day Feb
uy 1852 O'Clock the OF lot g. In
4e2 the city OF Washington the said part Of said lot
Of ~ feet and 10 inches and running back tho whole
depth OF the hot
In cash. and the
in six and twelve mob with interest and secured by
the the The
complied with within days. otherwise the trustee The
right re-clia the risk OF the irs purchaser
All cooseyancng al the purchasers cost;
WM II. WARD, Trustee
JAS. c. MCGUIRE II CO.,
ID Auctioneers.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

J,OR RENT either furnished or unfinished, and
H. by the o period house, the corner Of
Third during last u Congress BY
Hammond United from South Carolina In
quire OF DAVID A. HALL,
Nov 6-eodu No 4Os G street
dor RENT.-1he Front Parler, and Bedroom at
tached, kdWel 4 IauTcnoc's Drug store The inl
desirable the the 10 the dc
and Wizards Hotel Also, bed In third story
an furnished Apply KlDWEII LAURENCE,
Nov 1O-3awn H. lth sireat.
THO LET-The three-story brick house, No. 423
Il Fnh street between r. Has bath and gas Rent
s425. Inquire ON the premises. Nov SOL
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TIA PLATA, The Argentine Confederation, and
Of the explorations e the
Plata adjacent countries during the
"a 49, and ny Thomas j Page, q. 5, n. Price So
ju4t published and for sale by
BLANCHARD A MONIN.
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TRAVELLERS, DiRECToRY.
on w AsHTNGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS

TNROM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS
or THE WEST, SOUTHWEST, AND NOkTfiWtSf--B
MORE AND ONO RAIIROAb, wlSrkR ARRANGEMENTS
Two through daily except sunday from Wash
ington the West, follows
lst train starts At 40 sanday excepted eqanset
ing closely junction, Cumberland and pdgonf
"a Tho 81 Louis and Chago Express Connection
washington 90 ~ M rcaching Cincinnati $50 p
ara connecting directly With express train ior loove ce AID
Southwest spd for 81 Louis Kansas, &C,
To grand the road In daylight
80, train from Washington, aud No
over az Cumberland Piedmont
For Parkersburg the Northwestern
take the $40 N train Marietta and Oneinnau Railroad
Che same.
other possible facility, VIII be found THE route
WAY passengers the Baltimore and Ohio
road win Washington IS follows
For an pon between Washington Piedmont the
IA a m. train.
For All stations between and wheeling the 49,
M train To the Frederick train, ssss thu s4o
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sTEREosCoPIC PICTURES.

"IIF "lloN WondoJuF and BoantJaH- - 'iHf
WV have now on hand one of the largest and
wv most vared sTEREOSCOPlC PICTURES offered
city glass plain and colored consisting OF views
Of principal places Of the United States
also great variety Eiit celebrated OF par
lor scenes, weddings, cleping lic.nics
collection various
STYLES manufactured These and
pete interesting present that he Of
old young.
TAYLOR & MAuRY, booksellers,
avenue, FOR Washington OF the American
strro,scupc Clppany 80
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MACLEoD's LECTURES AND
STATES PATENT OFFICE,

II
Francis L. Heidelberg, New praying
extension bin the 7h of May 1Sl5,
eN
pracn said patent which takes place the 9Th day
1859
tho petition he heard tho
Monday April O'Clock
notified appear and show they bsve, why petition
ought granted.
opposing the extension required 20 Gle in the
specially forth writing twenty
hearing MI testimony party TO
hearing be accord.
the office which VIII be appa
ton
Tho testimony the viii be llh OF April
dispositions papers relied testimony must
the before the dy arsu
ncnts, Il any within days thereafter.
Ordered, also be published Union Wash
inEtnn ID O. bay N. W. for three weeks
li
o. April neNf the day OF caring. JOSEPH HOIr
Commissioner o Patents.
SEto ~ the above papers viii please COPY
bills Office. with paper containing notice
4~law3w
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NEW ADVANCEMENT.

GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD.
From WASHINGTON CITY 10 vgisk Tennessee Georgia Asbama,
Mississippi Louisiana, Arkansas, and Tcxas
Through Tickets at great Rail.
Once Tcnn Sani and sixth street. Washing
Page, the once OF
Inc Orange and Alcxandra lHsilrerd Alexandria. ~
Richmond Danyle, Iynssburg, Bristol Knoxville I~tsn
Atlanta, Chattanooga, Nashville IIunst uc Grand june
ton, Memphis, Montgomery and New Orleans
Railway Connexions Memphis,
miles
shorter by other route. feittt
ferry boat leaves the foot OF Seventh
O'Clock, Alexandria, where take tbs
Charlottesville, White sulphur Wood
Stock Richmond and all points Southwest
making and Memphis
onbuse2 leave the Office Pa
O'Clock, and J, p m
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent,
June Is--tf Washington
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DRITIsH ALMANAC and year Book Of General

DRITISH ALMANAC and Year Book of General
Information 1859, containing valuable papers sanitary
Legislation History Of Comets The Museum Of Practical Geology
National Collections Pictures Thames aud the london
Native indian Army British and Chinese Disputes Fluctuations
fnunce Grain Chronicle Of late Session or rari,ment
Important Public Passed Of Parliamentary
OF Private Bills Of Petitions, Of Public improvements
Households, the Ministry
Commons the Church, the Judiciary
Ireland Foreign Ministers
Queens abroad the Navy, Army
dian Army Kings noouS and Heads of
other information Cnnncrciai Historical Political and Scientific
volume Of sos pages, price 81 80.
Imported Ny FRANCK TAYLOR.
Feb
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foR RAITIloRE AID me EAST

Leave Washington Gle and 7s5 aud a.
and 4 36, D. m on sunday 10 90, p only.
Leave Baltimore $50 M, and % and 80,
On sunday at 30, M, only.
IS trains only viii stop at stations and f An
napols connections.
The 745 M Sle D. the chief connecting trains M
West a5, and $40 trains sor the East
information inquire az the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ticket once, OF TIIOS IL. PARSONS Agent, Washington
w p. SMITH
Ovt8 Master q TrspsEortasso Baltimore
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MANSION HOUSE,
FORMERLY TIE EBBrTr HOUSE,
Near oorDor Of , aud Fourteenth streets,
WASHINGTON, d. C.

NTANTED.-A Spanish gentleman wishes to give
w practical lessons Spanish exchange for Italian
and German with gentleman gentlemen cpuvcrsnnt with these
languages His address be accriained At the Union Office
2g--iu
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TINE PRACTICAL NATuRALISTS GUIDE
Containing instructions Cor collecting preparing, aud
specimens departments Zoology Intended for
students amateurs H. Davis
History Museum Edinburgh Price 40
few copies Just Impaired by
TAYLOR a MAuRY.
Febg Bookstore 3st Penn. av, near 9th street
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
~ GOVERNMENT SALE OF PROVISIONS, &c J,
m the Navy saturday the 12tl Of Fcbru
ay shall SELL front auction the seventh
10 O'Clock the following goods by order Of
tbs Navy Agent, viz;
~ pairs blue flannel drawers.
25tIs lbs bread
122k Z" 80 Hr.t- .@1-.#:
pork
AZ q pickles.
49,, % butter.
Terms cash in specie.
Iy order Of w. FINN, Navy Agent.
Jan 22-2aw&'b A. GREEN, Auctionccr.
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Separate proposals viii be received for keeping
pumps repair for the the con OF the Commits
improvements the districts. Bids will
price per pump each The furnish materials
kind which be required by said Commissioners for all
both above and below the surface and cleaning the wells
aud also paving around the pumps.
JAMES g. BEilRET,