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The Selling Qualities of BGrhave,s HOI-
land Filters.

QUEBEc cASADAwe have no doubt it will sell well here
Send gross. JOHN NILSSON & Co.
MONTREAL, cAvAnA-send gross Berhave's Holland
Bters. We medicine Of this kind in our market
JoHN BRKs & Co, Medical Hal.
SAINT Paul, MINNESOTA There is quite ready sale here
for your Berhayes Hollond Bitters YM. H. wotTT,
per Il. B. PEARSON.
WEIsBURG, Va, Nov Is56-send another box, dOzen
Berhave Holland Bters. taking the lead here Of all
other Biiters. WIN. Il. KIRKR.
York, Pa, FEB sJPeas send per express, dozen
BOrhave's Holland BItters We are entirely out.
may 12-dtw&w1w c. A. MORRIS & Co.
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I,emoyiIIs.s unrivalsd EIair Restorative.

About the most ecacous remedy the head use,
Demovies Hair Restorative" preparation which has OBJ
tanned considerable reputation in this locality, quite number
Of our older having used it with the
Those who have an turning gray need lon
ger dread great Inconvenience and trouble OF supplying that
deficiency wig. The Restorative of which speak
will most certainly restore Hair primitive vi
vacty addition obyiaug the Of the wig, DeoYes
Hair does with the necessity for campOon
ing a applications OF il strips the head entirely Of all
danirul dirt, proprietor could easily fiji
With cards citizens certifying the great
restorative cleansing pTopres Of the preparation, but
not deem such course his part all necessary Those who
give it one trial further proof satisfy them that it is
what il Represented to be.
Sold only Drug Store of DemoVllle & Co., Of
Church and Cherry Streets asville, Tenn. may LIFT
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arrived.

NEW YORK, May 13.-The steamer Star of the
West has arrived. Her dates are anticipated. The
steamer Bremen sailed for Southampton to-day
with $4,000 specie. The Glasgow sailed for
Glasgow. The Adelaide is signalied at Halifax.
QUEBEC, May 14-The steamer North BritOn
sailed for Liverpool to-day.
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NnW Worn nTarlet.

NEW YosK, May 14--COitOn sales unimporlant
Flour dull, sales l6 600 bbls, Ohio 6Oa7 so; Corn
has declining tendency sales 10000 bushels,
mixed 94a95 yellow SO; Mess Pork Is S71s18.50
Cut Meats 6rmer, sides s4a93, shoulders fs8 Su-
gar, MuscOvado 62a74; MOlassss, MuseOvado 3d.:
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Messrs, Hardy Brothers sell, Monday afternoon,
at O'Clock, the large selection of flowers they now
have in store and at o'clock they also cell rich
and elegant lot Of eWelry for the benefit Of the la
dies who may attend the sale Of aowers
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TENNEssEE SPRING FAIR.

TUyHE Spring Exhibition of the Davidson County
Agricultural Mechanical Association will at Nash
vile tn: 18th Of May and continue four days The Society
confidently expect greatly increased interest and attraction at
similar occasion in the exhibition OF agcul
and machinery and the number and quality OF
which offered for sale. We cordially invite
corporation Observing public alive their inter
specially interested in advancing the great cause sought
be promoted by this enterprise Tickets Of membership admit
ting the holder the privileges Of the grounds during the Fair
the soceys meetings for the present year. and
family tickets allowing families the grounds and the
hoder privileges above, had Of the Treasurer,
Lus Esq., his Office in the city, the former at 81, and
the latter 81 Programmes in pamphlet form containing the
rules regulations, &c be had BY applying
at the Homestead Office, opposite the SeWsnee House.
wishing The privilege OF furnishing refresh
the grounds during the Fair, will please apply to Tho
may sta DnBT. c. FOSTER 18th, Pres.
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TFNE Board Directors Of the Nashville Commercial Insur-
Company have this day declared dividend Twelve
per the whole capital stock Of the profits
months Six per be applied the taking up Of
remaining stock notes and the other six per be paid
to the stockholders in cash. after the Is inst.
may3-lm JAMES WALKER, Sec'y.
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The Gazette states that the amount which it is
charged Nat MarOney a5ftracted from Adams Ex-
press Company, Of which he was the agent at Mont
gomery, Ala, is $40, OOO
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River News,

ST. LOUIS, May 1.-THE river has risen ten and
6ve-eighths inches in the last twenty four hours
and is swelling inches an hour. The water is Is
inches higher than at any time this season
LOUISVILLE, May 14-EAsning river is
falling slowly, with feet water the fall
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LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW orleans market.

NEw OnrsAss, May l4--Cotton sales to day
LOO bales--1ll The stock is generally withheld
frou sale. Mes Pork is 90; Whisky 80; Sugar
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For bowl of the finest iraWberries of the sea-
son We are indebted to cur excellent aud esteemed
lady-friend Mrs w., the product Of the garden Of
". B Ewing. Esq, of Whites Creek. The we're
large, rich, and go delicious We love them and
such friends.
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BEs. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

Hh< Dr.. King, formerly ofNeW York, orthe lsstfouI
EkGsS years Of louisville, Kentucky and who has de
vo has aentCl 20 The treatment Of private diseases for over
thirty years. HIMSELF having attended to Prac ice for
many years ana many thousands he enabled
All diseases private nAure matter how bad hgy be
from idudous mgical treatment from negdct Of their
own Dr. King Dspenssr No. - Dgaderck between
Cherry and square, where he all diseases pryat,
osaaHE cured wihou. nauciOus medicine nterrgnc,
from business
avs b an operation which causes pain. here Structure
ss health cannot be enjoyed Perhaps disease
more scief ana underInines the constitution much.
SYPHILIS with all the diseases Of the skin, growing out Of neg
l ar lad treatment, be eaectually cured IN few days
SEMINAL NEAKNEs, particular attention having been given C
his disease all the consequences growing ou OF it, brough
on I'M many cases by the destructive habits u nconsideratt
Youths and indulgence Of The passions neglect o
h will undermine the constitution, rendering the subject uph
C Insireys or society," causing premature old age.
Females who may la5orng with difficulty Of the Wont
NAV rest assured Of immediate relief
Persons residing abIOSd, writing and sang tRer case VIII
fee enclosed directed Dr. A King, No. - Deadrk street
Nssbe Tennessee, will have the necessary medicine sent
their address necessary directions strict secrecy observed
dce hours O'Clock in the morning until gan the eVenin
23-dSZWiy
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FORl SALE.
NTISHING to make other investments, propose sell
Real Estate in Davidson county, follows:
THAT SUBURBAN RESIDENCE,
situated Franklin Turnpike, within half the city,
and opposite the Of the Joseph Horton,
Containing abOuI Forty Acres.
perhaps, commanding site hevcnity Of Nash
v and most desirable country residence The house will
Is Of land the purchaser may
THAT VALUABLE FARM,
known the Sims Tract situated the Smith Turnpike, (od
Lebanon road within three miles OF Nashville, tanning
acres The soil good, it is we'll wateTed and tmbered,
divided small tracts Of and uwaris all of
which admi g adapted for country residences market gar
dens and dairy farms. Also that
BEAUTIFUL FARM
on same road occupied T. c. McJampbe and formerly
owned by Thos Harding, cont lining about 80 This
place SO well need further description 1t will
also suit purchasers T. c. McCampbe will show
these places any who viii cali
All property will be sold reasonable terms and
on a credit OF one, two three and four years.
Apply to A S. Lindsey, Nashville, either Of TIE
dersignde1 IlioS I. mcOAMPBELL,
Six miles from Nashville
J. A. MCCAMPBELL,
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Oincinnnfi nIarket.

CIxoTRNA-I May l4-Flour dull, nominal, SUPER
fine TAI 25 Whisky %; Bacon sides 9sa92, shout,
ders u; Bulk meats 6sas3; Lard, sales of 1000
bbls. at II J.
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At Allen Springs Ky April esth Mrs. CATHARpE D. ROss,
W. D. RObb aged IS years. She native OF
Lincoln county, Tennessee, marie in $780, and resided in
city 1872 1856 She had member Of the Meth
Odist Church for twenty years
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O"BT. c. FOSTER an, Pres.


FTNH0sE indebted the Of Margaret Williams, decd,
will please forward and make payment, and those
having claims against said estate will present them within the
tilie prescribed by Law, or they viii Be barred
may5.tWIm JOSEPH VAULX Executor
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The receipts at this place during the week closing with
evening" amount to l2 bales against 292 bales during the
responding week in 1855 eO9 bales III 1857 and the total
cpts since the LIST September reach % 02, bales against 3D.,
So in 1853, amp q, l0I bales in 1857.
weve compiled the following statement Of the receipts Of
various ports the Geographic mail
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WHEAT.-The Pulaski Citizen of the 18Th saws:
owe leArn by conversation with our country
friends that The wheat never known to look bet
Ter than at the present time All of them give
cheering accounts OF the grain prospects,
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Rev DR.. Howell has returned from his visit to
Richmond, and viii preach at the First Baptist
Church this morning
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NASHVILLE.

Presiding Sabbath evening at the Market House,
At 4 o'clock, BY Rev. E Duncan, City missionary.
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John York Co. have received Harper's Weekly
and Frank Leslis's Illustrated Newspaper of this
date
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A p RIL Is 5 9.
BOOTS, SHOES AND
I'll A T S,
AT WHOLESO SOLE.

A. q ADAMS. T. w.
ABBAY, GIBSON g. CO.,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEEs
RE daily receiving NEW GOODS, and in addition to the
n LARGE STOCK Of staple Shoes and Hats have a
assortment OF fine ladies' gentlemen and Child
Of Shch will sell low for CASH, or 10 prompt
MERCHANTS short time.
II ? All orders carefully and promptly attended to.
III ? The highest market price paid for barter.
ap5-I,twSwf ABBAY, GIBSON ( co.
NOR RENT.---The large Room overthe Daily News Of
fee, formerly occupied by Barnards Book Bindery This
&c ~ suitable Job Printing Once Book
Bniery, almost any mechanical employment Steam power
be had fran the News 0hce Elgire, in this
Enquire of Mr. Fisher. NewsOfce Of A V, s. Lnesey
the subscriber. jaGl JAMES ". H0YTE.
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Rev. J. Logan will preach at the First Presbyte-
rian Church at 10 o'clock, P. NJ
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FFNE undersigned have the following pure Llquorl.
Wines, &C., which they oder 20 tie trade at low pss
favorable terms, and respectfully invite purchasers Of those goods
70 examine their stock oeiorec2ylns
Our Liquors aud Wines purchased direct through The Gus
tom House and can ee warranted genuine Being determines
sell atloW hsurespossessing Tie aclles % DO tgter
ourselves that OIL such Inducements Cash
Prompt dealers, IS will meet their views.
Brandiess Gins Rum and WHISTLES
90 y and pipes Zine Cognae 10 bbs superior Rye WHISKY
Brandes, choicest brands; very old;
5dO pure Holland Gin; Zee bbis Tenn. Corn Do
Puneleons pure W. Ram; punrheous and Scotch
Malt Whisky best braAds.
100 baskets and bxs chanPssne, - do ssuisrnN1;
% boxes loci and Moselle: 10 DO do old and fine;
20 do Hungarian, White and 10 do Masieira;
IS boxes FINE Clarsts; 10 do Port
Porter, Ale, &C.
% casks London orter, best brands.
3O DO ERgsh and scotch Ale, best bran3si
% boxes Boxers celebrated Wins Biitars;
20 do French Cordials, assorted
- do Brandy Cherries;
Cigars.
10000 genuine Havana Cigars 10000 German Cigars
Tobacco.
20 Fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco T. ". Anderson;
10 10 DO do DO DO DO o ''Le;tviek's y : asss:-
- 70 Do DC Do DO Do DO % sa % s'i1 m.
boxes tine virginia Chewing Tobacco sutasrans sine CUE
20 boxes fine virginia Chewing Tobacco, Osamasr Tnppa
30 bOsss a9s Virginia Chewing Tobacco, 'LanshOrn Arna,
, 1 boxes fne Virginia Chewing Tehseco, "Allsu'5s'
so boxes best Tennessee Do do
Also: 60, -.
Danve TOsoeo, equal IL not superior to ever oGers
With many otter articles sonnsesed vim ne oasires
ssD9 No. 9 College street. Ns.aviile. Tenn
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ROnmnS 10 Renf.

SEVERAL handsome the second and third
stories OF the Ulion American Block of Cherry
and Spring streets Apply to j. o. Griffith at the Union and
American Office, or (nh4 ", I. COOPER,
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COW m.ER
ReYfev OF the Nashville market for the
week ending May IL.

CoTTeNThs Cotton market has been usually dull during
the under rey caused in the main By the unayorsbe
news from Europe and limited stock sale The sales OF
week do not exceed bales, and The stock hand only
400 bales The market very much unsettled, and
quotations. which those current last week, may be
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REMOVAL.
John YORK & co.

EEAVE removed their Book Bindery and
Book Mandatory to the Baptist Publishing HOuss
nex below Douglass Co.. north Market sire No. ~
2 door from Square-and will be glad all their old
customers and invite that work in line We
prepared Blank Books in the best and after
given pattern Particular attention will Be paid to the Binding
Of Periodicals. old Books Our prices low the
lowest The style be at the Bnry Store,
Union Street. Books left either place will receive mmed
fail -iusdH eutiO
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BE IN s U RED
WITH
MACH 81 WA

N A III 81 w A Il r,
IN THEIR
OLD AND RELIABLE COMPANIES,
AND HAVE YOUR
Losses Promptly Paid.
OFFICE, NO. % COLLEGE STREET,
ma5-tf Nashville, Tennessee.
TRIMMINGS STORE.
OSCAR BO HEIE 81 co.
Have Just opened attheir stand
no. z Union Street,
A complete stock Of Fall and Winter
DRESS AND MANTILLA TRIMMINGS,
COMPRISING full assortment Of plain and figured Velvet
Ribbons Gallons, Fringes, Buge Gimps, G.epe Trimmings
Belts Buttons Brads, Buge Buttons @ Sc, all Of which
entirely and the best that could in the Eastern MARKETS.
Tstock of:
TePhin merinO and Shetland Wool,
Embroidered AID Silks Crochet Embroidery and spool
Cottons well any other material for Knitting, Netting I'm
Hrodey and Crochet Work and larger variety
quantity than ever We also continue to manufacture
Eringes, Tasscis, BuItOnss COrsds, 6c,,
To usual, and viii to suit all and everybody
sepl2-f
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kirkpatrick. NeViHS q Co.,
RECEIVING, FORWARDING AND Wholesale
GROCERY MERCHANTS,
MARKET TREET, NASHVILLE TENNESSEE,
ETAVE now in = large and complete assortment
4 Groceries, embracing
New Orleans Sugars, all grades
Moasses, in barrels and half barrels
Coffee, large and complete stock;
Raisias full stock with Teas, Candles sariines, MACK
re Glassware assorted Pecans together with all kinds Of
ses usually kept Grocery line. Our stock Of
RRANDIES. WINES, WHISKY, &C..
We think cannot surpassed in this any other parket
our heavy stock Of goods in stSe invite the attention
the trade.
mRr26-u hlkkPATblCk1 NEN1NS 4 Co.
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EADRIRED THAY TIE
RICHEST DIADEM

RIG HEST DIADEM
EVER
Worn by Kings or EmperOFS
What! why n Beautiful Head of Hair.
DEoAUsEits the ornament God Himself preceded for all
Reader, although the may bloom ever 50
tee Be those Of pearls if the Head ereft covering
the hair be snarle shryeed harsh and dry or worse still
Woods Restorative three times week. viii
restore and permanently to ALL such an ornament Read
the following and judge. The writer is the celebrated Pans
Dr. Wo6p;- NRvg YORK, April I9, 1853.
Dear ir-Pernit me to express to you obligations
about the tine Of nv arrival in the United States rapidly
becoming gy bu t1on he application Of your 'sr RestOra
as very wonderful invention quite eeacous we'll
agreeable IN, dear sr yours truly; 4, nm,
tsprvcb ar GvyIiedyct'
Welsh Newspaper Office, - Nassau ST. April r. le5S.
Prov. o. J. VooD Dear Srsone month or six weeks ago
who CONCLUDED 20 try her hair little thinking at the time
the hair to It's original color but to der
we'll surprise after few weeks l II has performed
turning all the gray hairs to adark brown,
AZ the sarse time Identifying and tckening the hair. strongly
clDgeh Of their hair. CHARLES CARDEW-
EEw YORK, July IS, lt5T
PEor. o. J. woOD: With confidence do recommend
Hair Restorative being the ecaci9us article
were almost white nave grown JAZZ ana nov eei
confident few more applications will restore them to hei
1t also has relteveme Of all danGruH and
pleasant itching common among Who pers freely
PRor two years ago my lal1 eonlnlsc Ealing
Of and turning gray fast becoming bald, and la tried
many remedies elect commenced using your kesora
tive in January few applications fastened ny hair firmly
began up out and turned back its former color
(black) At this time 1t Is uy restored TO its original coler
health appearance and ehefuy recommend its 70 all
Iyh.lgo Iii,, slay 7, 1857. J. d. HOES.
The Restorative Is pit up in bottles Of sizes viz Iae me
dium the small holds Z pint, and retalS for
dollar per bottles the medium holds twenty per
in proportion thin small, rets for two dollars per bottle
large holds quart forty per cent IN proportion,
retailed for IS.
-. Wo0D&Co ,Proprietors, 312 Broadway, New 4
the great N Y Wire Railing EstAblhment and Ia Market 81,
St. Louis, No.
Sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
nOv23-dkEly
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New Furniture Store.
HEM HAV & ia M Il L e =,
wHOLEsALE RETAIL DEALERS N AND
Manufacturers of all kinds of Furniture.
NO. 3S MARKET STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
VETOULD respectfully call attention to their large select
w stock FURNITURE, and 10 doirg they feel conf
dent that they prepared to exhibitby far
THE LARGEST AND BEST STOCK
of all descriptions Furniture offered in this city They
are their those who desire purchase
Wholesale at very reduced prices
FOR CASH.
Mattresses of all kinds constantly kept hand and for sale
the lowest market prices. -
lEENSHAN & TAMBLB.
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aTded as entirely nominal, as follows:
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LRRVAL,S lTPRLNCLP1A HOTELS

RROwNS, HOTSf---Q j Coils son, va
Md. r q R"bsrtson, La; 4 IyTnfngtOn, Nd; @ $
pe1selI and lady. Ny; p p JCses, Pa; " Serrill,
Ny: Battles, Pa; g Young, Eas White, Va;
/ T1cker and child, Mass; Miss S,M'Euoker, do;
Miss : r. Cutter, do; Miss Bailey. DC; u Subete,
and lady, Va; Fl b Hasson, uSN; = y Harr.'s and
family, NY; Miss Howard, do; W SSlHltl,, do;
II Henry, Pa; w Jones, Va; II Howson. PA; Il Pol
Task, Nd: G Walter and lady, NY; c Moore, do
NATIONAL, HOTEL.-Jno Hodges, yr. Md; 4
Blaishell,-; Allen, Pa; l. F Buu. Va; " Ty-
II Black. c J Gibbons, NJ \; & Gordan ;'nfla,-
dy, Pa; A boy, Epg: L Ashe. do; Nj jones, dci Nj
KilgOur, do; Within, do T. Franklin, Jno H'n'-
norman, q; ID Richards, l. l. Hodges. Miss SUI
srn Hodges, =; Moore, Va; Maj Cullom, vi az
Capt lnmaD, u. -. n.
wILLARDS HOTEL Greenough, NY; .,
yI.-mb, fenn; r. Cooper. NY; Jewett do, V
" YIfSes, DO; y w Purple. Miss; Moody, DO;
= Hume end Lady, Eng; Lieut. Col Adams. 90;
Lieut. Unrake, dos Y Penber, NY; Segar, va;
Mai Coates, Eng.
.ENtTED STATES fIOTEI.-B Smith. NY;
:, n AUS. Va; Il Thompson, do; J w Ould and
lady, Mas.;W werton, Ny; II slnibert do; e Els,
err do; Col ID " Waddle, Va; Anderson. Mo;
Thompson, Md: Mss Ramona. KY; Mrs Stewart,
son. do; " Mcdaniel. t@e,-L -Chanceller, do.
HARDWOOD HOUSE.1-C Oichols. Pa:
Riley Davis, do; W S2sters, va; fne az
man Pa; & ] Goodwin. NY; u rtis"n. do; ia NJ
Ramble, Ala; FtrhuTn, NY; ETsyweH, do;
KuTtz, do; A b Cooke, Va; L , Cfofhers, Fa' u
Chopering, Cal.
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PROPOSALS FOR ERECTING MARINE
BARRACkS AT BROOKLYN. Y, Y
Navy DEPARTMENT,

sr. WASHINGTON, April 4, IaD.{
Eui,dIng Marine Barracks at BROOKLYN New
York, will be received at this department until
Wednesday, tho 2nth Of April, 1889 at 3 o'clock D.
thOrlzed to be erected at BROOKLYN New YORK az
erding to the plsns and specifications prepared his
direction Of tn! Navy Department. copies of which
may be seen at the 0ifces of the comuan, ats Of tie
navy wards at IurtSm"uth, ". H., Boston New,
York. Philadelphia, aud Norfolk, and at the Navy
The proposals must be for furnishing Ill the ,ate
T'ais and completing the work In manner sat siIc-
tory to the .rson who may be selected by the Navy
ep, tenI 20 shParinteha the same; and depart
ueiit deserves me right to reject accept any If
the proposals herein invited when u deems the in
terest ct the United states require 1t.
, y nety per cent of the amount of work dopa , nd
the materials delivered will bs paid for from tu, to
tline AZ the wor progresses, upon estimates uad.
a ceI,nhI % by the superintendent the part of
the nlted states. and ten per cent retained mill
the completion otte contract and acceptance of The
work by the said superintendent and department
The contract, provided that bill shall be made for
an amount less than five thousand dollars
tpa"P%saI nn.t be acconPsPied by written
setanlie sighen by two responsible persuns. (cer-
nhsl I'd he so by navy agent, postmaster district
lu!Se' or Some other officer OF the United States ]
ia the sum Of five tous sand dollars that the i,;d
WIZ when required, IL his proposal he accented on :
Tor INTO contract aud bond, with proper and sui
clT IiI see9fliy ior It's faithful perlorInsnce
nose 'siring 10 hId are invited la examine tho
mentioned. N'" "0i"io
The proposals must be sealed and addressed to
nus IepaTthent. and plainly endorsed '.ProposaIs
I Yo,t fH''''"s Marine Barracks at B1ooki"' Ns's
The bidder only whose offer may be accented will
be notified, and tho contract will he forwrrd.d =
soon thereafter as practicable which he will ho 70
aaiLs o % execute within ten days after its receipt
All the above work Is to I've completed in ALI re
sPafts acc1rdlns to the plans and spcci6catio.s
S,6n twelve months from and alter date OF the
mn 5.sswt.nn slSAAC TOUCEY,
"P'<a"LhP1' Secretary of the Nayy
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IL The Clevelandcys have dispatched an exPe-
duon OF three vessels up the Straits of Macklnaw,
for a supply Of ice to keep them cool the ensuing
summer.
iJ-It Is stated that large trade exists between
Los Angeles in California, and ~ lh In January
S7O,Oe0, eft that'city for Utah.