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4I THE NEW AND FINE REGU-
81 h lar Passenger Packet Steamers Jas. Woods,
W. Boyd. master; JAS. johnson, Jesse
Johnson, master He'd Rover, W Strong,
will leave New Orleans for Nashville and all nterIne
date landings as follows: $500.
nj o'clock. r. NJ
Jas. Johnson johnson, master, SATURDAY March 81
nj O'clock p. NJ.
Red Rover, Strong, master, SATURDAY, April Z, al s
o'clock p, NJ.
Ja a. Woods, Boyd master, leaves SATURDAY April H.
at O'clock, r. NJ
JAS. johnson, johnson, master, leaves SATURDAY,
April 81, at O'clock ?. N.
Red Rover, Strong, master, leaves SATURDAY, April
- d. at 8 o'clock. p. N.
Jas. Woods Boyd master leaves SATURDAY, May s, at
jas. johnson, Johnson master. leaves SATURDAY,
May u, at 5o'clock, P. NJ.
Red Rover, Strong, master, leaves SATURDAY, May TO-
AT o'clock, II. M.
Jas. Woods. Boyd. master leaves SATURDAY, May 20,
at O'Clock, r NJ.
JAS. johnson, johnson, master, leaves SATURDAY.
June 2, al o'clock, p. NJ,
Red Rover, Strong master, leaves SATURDAY. June o.
at O'clock, p. NJ.
JAS. Woods, Boyd, master. leaves SATURDAY, June 49,
al o'clock, p. II.
JAS, Johnson, Johnson, master, leaves SATURDAY,
june 3 Mt o'clock, r. NJ.
ised Rover, Strong. leaves SATURDAY, June 30
At O'Clock, T. NJ
Jas. Woods, Boyd master, leaves SATURDAY, July I,
at5 O'clock r. NJ. go zz =
PassenRers and shippers rely on these aata
pahetnay according TO the sceuie FnT feirht n
passage apply on board
40. B. pUFFfELD, Agent
= ~ Camp street
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Steamboats,.
Jennie Kirk, Kirk, I'm Camden.
Music Dugas FIN Lafourche. ,
DE Kenner, Baranco, I'm Bayou Sara.
Cuba, Hopkins, FIN Mobile.
Planet, Fulton, I'm st Louis.
SalIie Robinson, Powers, I'm Jefferson
Morning Light, Dillon, FIN Red River.
VIM Campbell Watt, FIN Albany.
Texas, Stinde, fm Shreveport.
Peerless, Woodlaw, FIN Camden.
Starlight, Hays, FIN Shreveport
Texas Ranger, Radovich, FIN Lower Coast.
Towboat Mary Kingsland, Crowell, fm the Passes
---towed down and to sea on the I'D inst,
ships Samuel Lawrence and Ohio, bark L
Davis, briggs Juniata and Arcadian-brought
up schr Araminta.
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CUMBERLAND RIVER.

Leaves WEDNESDAY. MAY 2. at P. Nj.
FOR NASHVILLE, CLARKS-
6.Y \ VILE Triee's Landing, Canton, Eddyylle, Dycus
burg smithand Psdncah Metropolis Cairo Co
phs Napoleon and all intermediate adngThe regular pas
senger packet e. Howard, j. W. Fowler, maste
will above. For freight passage apply
u. DUFF1ELD, Agent
( a3O II Camp street.
Ri- The H will take freight all points on Tensessee
liver with privilege storing and reshippng.
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Leaves every TUESDAY at o'clock P. NJ.
NEW ORLEANS AND VTCExS.
49, n burg U. s. Mail Line--For 0onaIasonviie Pis
luemne, Baton Rouge Port Hudson Bayon Sara
Red River Landing, Fort Adams, Naichez Water
proof Rodney St Joseph Grand Gulf WaTenon and veks
leave above every TUESDAY, at o'clock r. NJ Returning
she will leave Vicksburg every FRIDAY at IL O'Clock NJ
3@. D, X. CARROLL 4 Co,
IA Agents, IS Carondslet street.
The above steamer will connect vieksburg with the
neYdrnn Yazno
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-02
NEW ORLEANS January %, 1860
To the Honorable the Common Council
Of the city Of New Orleans
THE PETITION of the undersigned re.


having signed this petition they pray yonr honorable
body resolution authorizing the Comptroller sell,
days Ia the official Journal the for
making brick sidewalks with curb stones and wooden cutters,
both sides of First street, from Water Apollo
The work be done in nccnrl.nee Aneeeatas
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oPELoUsAs.

Leaves SATURDAY. May s. at 8 PINT
FOR OPELOUSAS-THE FINE AND
R@] = light draught steamer silver Heels, Capt. q
Pickett, will leave above for The above and
s zszal intermediate points. For freight passage
apply board.
yIRGINIES @. DENTZEL,
4 Advertising Agent.
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Leaves FRIDAY, May 4 at 3 P; NJ,

3=7 FOR NASHVILLE, GAINESVILLE,
49, - Canton, Eddyyille, Dycushnrg. Smith1and Padn.
cab, Metropolis Cairo Columbus, Hickman New
Madrid Randolph Memphis, Helena, Napoleon
and the BendsThe fine, light draug regular packet steamer
Red Rover, Strong master, viii leave above For
freight passage apply on board, or to
b. DUFFlELD Agent,
my2 II Camp street
~ The R. r. freghtto all points on the Tennessee
river with The privilege of storing and reshippfng.
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TALLAHATcHIE AND YAzoo RIVERS.

~ = o. s. Mail packet Dew Drop, s. H Parisot,
connecting with steamer Charmer her
at Vcksburg FRIDAY morning)-For sa.
City Tchula Silver Creek Bertonia, Wesorer
Honey Island Turkeys landing sidon Cranes Landing Ris
Humphreys Greenwood Point Leore, Gosyille and
ali landings Tailahatchie high
Sharkeys landing leaving vicksbg Friday arrival of
the S1s o'clock evening train.
Hr All freigh,s shipped by the Charmer will be taken
through high rates, without any charge. a2
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-02
OUACHITA RIVER.

Leaves on WEDNESDAY. May q at5P.M
FOR CAMDEN, BEACH HILLS,
N.g = Miller's Bluff, ChampagnoIle, Wilmington, and
aall landings Oaaohia river Onacha City
xSasE Iochl omond. Port Union. Mouth diArbonne
Tenon Monroe Pine Bluffs Columbia Hagrisonburg Trinity
river-The passenger packet Red Chief No. i. @. W
Kouns MASTER and j. Johnson clerk, will leave above
further information, freight passage apply board
YJRGINIGS G. DBNTZEIa, Advertising Agent.
n5rThe r. c. No. will sign through bills of ladng to
Camden. a3G
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Leaves WEDNESDAY May q at S p. NJ.
REGULAR RED RIVER AND
syY - Lake Paeket-For Jefferson, Smithand, Benton,
Port Caddo, Swansons Landing, Mornings Land
szsszzsaSng, Albany, Shreveport Grand Bayou Grand
Alexandria, and all intermediate landings Red river
Lake-The splendid and fast running packet
Homer, Moody master, will leave above For freight
passage apply on board.
VIRGINIUS G. DENTzEI,
AN Advertising Agent.
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Leaves on WEDNESDAY, May q at p. NJ.
REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AND
~ - Shreveport U. s. Mail Pscket-For Shreveport,
Maurice. Montgomery, pyramids, Cotile, Al
eXanrin Normans Babns and all Intermediate landings
Red riverThe magnificent running u. Mail
passenger packet II. M. sharpe. no W. White
master will leave For freight passage apply
yIRGINIUS C. DENTZEI,
aso Advertising Agent
nThe will freight for Jefferson, with privilege of
N light draft
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Leaves every SATURDAY. at S p NJ, positively
NEW ORLEANS, MONROE AND

eg Y Trenton Regular Weekly Packet-For Onachita
lefty, Mouth Rayeu Bartholomew, sterlngton,
ochlomond Port Union, Month of Bayou D. Ar
bonnn Trenton, Monroe Pine Bluffs Castor Iasding Column
0naeh.a Black magnificent steamer
punctually For freight passage apply on board
VfRGINIUS @. DENTZEI.
ar Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-02
Receipts OF Produce.

RUATAN ISLAND Per schr Araminta Fruit
til i Sever.
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NouvEIAE ORLEANS, % tanyicr 1850.
Honorable Conseii Commun de la Nouvelle Orleans:
r A PETITION des soussIgnes respeetueu-
~ sement la aorila fsuise par
Ia Vile sgie cette petition Ills aemandent
rabs de Resolution autorsant Il coniroear
vende Rpes cling avis dams gazette
pour ls coniecon de banqnees bues parres
de bofdufe rgoles ho les deux eotes rue First
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-02
P0NTCHARTRAM.

MOBILE Per steamer Cuba-I9 gins bales
mdse pratt-4 bales cotton McKleroy 4 Bradford
- DO Ridgiil. Dennis &co- 50 SKIS wool Geddes
@~snndries to order.
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FOR ATTAKAPAs

u. s. MAIL LINE FOR ATTAIxA.
sJ = pas, Daily in connection with the N o., u and
l@AsS5sG. W, Railroad-The fast steamer 81. Mary,J
III. Attikison master, built expressly for passen
gers and light freight viii with the 0peouas Railroad
leaving Berwcs Bay daily for PateTsonye Genteryie any
Franklin will extend her trips Tuesdays Thursdays ano
Saturdays Clarendon Jeanneetts and New Town.
Ct the latter place with mail Coaches lor s
Lafayette, Grand Coteau 0pelousas and Washington
Running time from New Orleans Washington twenty six
hours, being the quickest routo travelled.
As the St. Mary leaves the Railroad daily she offers better
facility for delivering upeight than boat IN the trade
Shipeers will please naa their dray receipts
j. II. JOHNSON q CO.,
sH No. 8 Old Lavee Agents.
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Leaves SUNDAY. May 6, at 10 A. NJ
FOR ST. LOUIS - WITH C6gNEC
49, h tons as ahoveThe magnificent Ed. j.
Gay, Bart Bowen, master, viii leave for ST
Tons taking besides through business freight
and for Sachez Feksbng Napoleon Memphis
the Bends. For through tickets this
railroad lines above freight and
apply board, the Conpany's office Oil Camp street
VIRGINIUS c. bENTZEJ,
as Advertising Agent.
and carries the U s. Mail Memphis place of the Memphis
packets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-02
leaves on WEDNESDAY, May 2. at 81 A.
FOR CAMDEN, BEACH HILLS.

LeaYes y. - 7. .
FOR CAMDEN, BEACH HILLS,
~ ChampaenoIe Wilmington, Pigeon Hills, Moro
Gary VILE Marie Saline Extra, Alabama Landing
0uacita City, Loehlomond, Mouth of d. Arbonne
Tfento Monroe Pine B Columbia, Harrisonhurg Trinity
and all intermediate landings 0uachta and Black rivers
The hne splendid and swift running packet Je
mic Kirk Robt. s. Kirk master, Will leave above
For freigh or passage applyon board.
E1RGINIuS @. 1DENTZEL.
my2 Advertising Agent.
B-The J. K takes the place of the Lizzie Simmons
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-02

~ The elegant fast running and magnificent pas.
E6&8t sanger packet Peerless, E. N. Woodland,
will leave above for Camden, Champagnole,
Ouaeha City Trenton Monroe Pine Bluff Castor Landing Co.
nbia Harrisonburg Trinity all landings Black river Red
River Landing Bayou Sara Port Hudson Baton Rouge Plague
YIRGINIUS @. nENTZEI,
as0 Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-02
Re.ov-comtns Up.

Helow-Comtng Up.
schr Star, Greenman, I'm Vera Cruz, to Goldenbow
& Lesparre.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-02

Leaves o WEDNESDAY. May q at $50 NJ cars
FOR SELMA AND NIONTGONI-
. 60 Aery, Wetmpka and all landings Alabama
Se direct " The superior lake Ca
szsa2aRrOmdelet, r.. Snuot muster. built expressly
for the trade, will leave lake Car
roton Railroad For freight or passage apply to
a30 j. L. HARRIS, ri Nafchez street,
R-The Carondect is receiving freight at the
depot, Tivoli Circle.
Shippers and passengers rely this boat going
drectthroue h.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-02

. Leaves WFI1N ESDAY. May 2, at p. NJ I9375.
REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AND
49, Y. Nachitoches Packet-Pcr Natchtochss, Grand
a4A Ecore. Maurice Collie, Alexandria, Norfnens
zzzaEk Barhin's and Gorons Iandngs-The fast and
splendid passenger packet steamer IT, s. COnIey. Sam Law
MASTER will above taking freight for all landings
Red river. For freight passage apply on board.
YIRGINIUS G. DENTZEL,
uy2= Advertising
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-02

N.Y. a. Hut NINE,
Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-02

Leaves on THURSDAY, May 5. at IL NJ
Summer Shreveport Regutat Packet,
FOR SHREVEPORT, G r. A N ID
- Bayou, Coisiatta Campte, Grand Ecore, st. MAN.
lrice Montgomery Cotile, Alexandria, Nornan's,
kBarbin's and all intermediate landings Red
KverThe elegant light dranght and swift running pas
packet Trio, A Dickinson master will leave
above. For freight passage apply on board.
- v1RGINIUS C. sDEETZEI,,
Az Advertising Agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-24

WHAT Sort OF EATING NEXT ;swou
known that Frenchmen are strongly inc,;nsd
70 Judge OF the civilization of any people bv ,5a
knowledge Of gastronomy which that thar non,e ny ,ne
manifest They themselves have dons ms people
enIioh the e",s'ne of the world than anv othau ~
nation We knew of a Frenchman ~ho o.ner @
to this country, and who found that hs con1s ""ms
make every bird and animal here n.Iatot,a I ooIio
except turkey-buzsard. A few months .aO .
French scholar wrote a work in recomn,sgS. Sg9
tlon OF what he called hippophasv. wh;eh
means, in plain English, eating 6orss'hncf ,ce
For while horse-steaks were quite a fsvor;,.
dish in Paris. Now. NJ. Anselmier hs. hu.,.s .ans
a.paper before the French Academy Of M;
cine on autophagy, or eating ones self. Tba,
might be economical for a few days b,t 10. 40.
should think that it would hardly furnish .
pleasant and healthy steady diet. We hsvs
seen no full account Of NJ Anselmier,s .s..v
but We believe that he does not propose snto,
phagy as substitute for the present moJs "
eating, He only attempts to show the nbvs;.
clans that in the process of starvation the NJ
really consumes itself until its temperatnrs
falls and death ensues, and that lifs csn hs
prolonged BY slight bleeding and drinkino tbe
blood. The butchers and bakers mad my, 'he No
alarmed by his theory -Proridrnce Jouyna% '
January 10. ""''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-24

WOMAN IN MALE ATTIRE CHAsEs FALSE
LovER-Othcer McCarty, who is stationed at
the Central depot, arrested woman dressed
In male attire, at the Massasoit House, yester
day morning. She goes by the name of Char
ley Smith, and is a good-loOking American
woman about twenty nine years IF age. She
was dressed IN grayish coat, dark pants. vel
vet vest, and wore black kossuth hat Her
black hair was cut short, and but for her voice
her disguise would have been perfect, She
belongs in Macon county, near Monticello
where she has friends living, but no parents
Her name she refused to give us. She saws
she has been married before. and has how
eight years of age at school in Decatur. Her
husband IS dead. Last summer she became
acquainted with a man who lived in Macon
county. and he promised to marry her. some
time since, however, he went to McHenrv
county to get work, and from that time unt;I
the present she had heard nothing from him
Believlng him to be false to his word sho
donned male attire and set out TO find him
She accordingly took the train on the III;nn;s
central Railroad, and arrived here this morn.
Ing about nine clock and put up at the Na..
sasoit House, intending to 90 ON to McHanrv
county tonight. Unfortunately for her nro;oot
a man on board the train, who had known her
before. recognised her, and pointed her ont 70
tne othcers, who arrested her. She eInr.sss.
regret at being arrested. but saws she :. honnJ
10 nnd the man, if it takes her fftv VANS anJ
make him fulfil his promise. DIV uu
crat, Jan. 10. '"So Dem0-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-24
OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

December %, I85a
Partment until II O'Clock noon OF. Tuesday, the 5lst
January, for one million one hundred and ten thou
by the act Of l4th June, 1s5S-being SO much stock
as has been heretofore awarded to bidders under
the principal and premium on that amount.
This STOCK will be rel IN burslble in fifteen years
from the Ist Of January last. and bear interest at
FIVE per oentum per annum, payable semi annually
on the first days of January and July of each year
any fraction of one thousand dollars /; nor viii any
bld be considered unless one per centum of the
Secretary of the Treasury, with depositary Of the
United states, whose certificate of such deposite
be uncondi"ns and Without refefence to the bds
OF others, and must state the premium offered
The sealed proposals should be endorsed on the
outside 5at OF the envelope Proposals for Loan Of
Treasury, washington. D. G. The s sums Which Ich
may be accepted from any bidder vii! be required
Of as
venent 10y him: Should bids be accepted from
Will be vi red to- deposits the principal and pre-
mum, with the assistant trea surers at Boston, New
Of stock toT sums o
dollars each, payable to the successful bidders or
5s sst s T,h n1 OF m Interest from
thereto or certificates of stock for sums of five
the Treasury, and tTansferabIe there upon assign
ments made pursuant to the regulations, will be
amount Of the accepted bids upon the certiEca tes
Of dePosIte to the credit of the Treasurer of ;ne
lnlted states with the depositaries of the United
States. The stock Will in AL cases bear interest
from the date Of such deposlts The interest the
coupon stock from that date To the LIST uy and the
interest payable OK that day and each subseq uent
hall year on the inscribed stock will be paid to the
successful bidders or their transferees under the
long -esta bllshed regulations on that suhject.
Successful bidders will be req qursd 20 deposite
the principal and premium, of their accepted bids on
or before the tenth day of February next The pre-
hmlnaEy deposlte of one per cent, will be imnedi-
ately returned to the unsuccessful bidders.
HOWELL COBB,
de p Gotta 81 Secretary of the Treasury
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-24

FAITH IN HUMAN NATURE-The CYf, Fov &c
a celebrated Paris restaurant l. has or bs5
standing rule never to call back, or ask an
explanation from any individual leayino the
establishment without paying. The doctrine
was, If the gentleman is merely foryetfnl bo
VIII rectify his error the next day: if the omis.
sion Is Swindle, it is better to suffer the los
than provoke publicity, and perhaps unnleos.
ant consequences For FIVE years an ipdir;dnaI
had breakfssted regularly at the Cafe Eov
and as regularly had acquitted each morn;nc
indebtedness. At last he omitted to do sn b,,,
no notice was taken of it. He went on in ~,
same way for a week, but as he was an La5;t,ls
of 50 long standing, it excited no uneasiness
The waiter finally asked the proprietor if he
should remind the gentleman Of his delinouen.
cy. by no MEANS was the reply. He has
been punctual in his payments for FIVE years
and if he is less so now, it is, perhaps, that he
is in want Of money. At any rate, do not lei
him suppose, by look or word or any want OF
attention, that his recent irregularity has beer
noticed" At the end Of eight months the
gentleman disappeared, leaving his bill unset
tied. 1t was put down to profit and loss, and
in FIVE years more, had passed from the recol
lection Of the master of the house. Not long
sgO he received, from a distant port. a ship
ment Of genuine Moka, worth about a thousand
dollars, and draft upon Paris banker for one
thousand one hundred francs, the approximate
amount Of two hundred and fifty breakfasts
The latter was a reimbursement-the'f former
recognition Of an act Of delicacy, rare in any
station of life
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-24

III In the Supreme Court for Middlesex Co.
Na*sac nusetts, an action was brought bv gentle
man VINO was bitten by small dog when passing
through Tue streets Of Cambridge. He applied a
solution OF potash To the wound, fearing attac
Of hydroPbobia. The inflammation which super
yened In consequence Of this treatment confined
the complainant to his house for SO long a time
that he considered himself entitled TO recover
s3 damages. Judge Ames, who presided, in
structed the jury that IL the bite the
cause Of the suffering of the plaintiff, he was en-
titled 10 recover therefor, although his suffering
miobt have been increased by the state Of his sys-
tenn at the time; but that IL the same or substan-
rally the same sickness would have visited the
plaintif had he not been bitten then he could re-
only for the actual injury caused ov the bite
The Jury found verdict for the plaintiff for 1855.
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DENTISTRY.
NJ TEETH.

M TEETH.
lv1 LOOMS, NJ. D., the inventor and patentee
of the MINERAL PLATE TEETH, at
tends personally at his office in this city. 49,
Many persons can wear these teeth who 6Oo
cannot wear others, and no person can wear other.
who cannot wear these,
Persons calling at my office can be aocommoda ted
with any style and price of Teeth they may desire
cleanest, strongest, and most perfect denture tha
more fully warranted.
Rooms in this city-No. 336 Pa. avenue, between
phia. 90 I-Iy
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oTICE BUILDERS

Office Board Of Conm;ssioners Ne,r Centre Markst.l
rh. oe CRash!ngton, January u. leo. {
September, 1850, entitled AN act providing for the
erection Of New Market house on the site of the
said aot hereby seaad Gd pos for
building said market house, according to the plans
copy Of latter obaned ONCE oshs Boaad
dorse % ses t9y Try Of tb the City Hall to be
C. sH patref Esa
OF Q. the Board of Commlssoners, and delivered at
next, between the hours ofs and u a. m.
Ihs AIchltect, Charles Hasklns, Esq, will be in
explanations IN regard to the work.
Bidders for the work are required to propo.e for
|. For the building complete.
A. nnD IN VIEW & of IT., te nncert.n nature of tho
the who!" number Of piles under the four dation,'
5s ns nSt S of the EaEs nc,e9
they viii n sash m1ss
pile and for grlase per superficial foot, tor such
age may bs found necessary than the plan calls Tor,
or mere stonework and excavation for the founda-
6o of 1GT ffS 1o1 PILE &G for each
WORK and for each cubic yard of excavation.
). The time required for the completion of the
All proposals must be made IN conformity with
the foregoing: and accompanied by written guar
antae, OF the following form:
form ~ the gndrdTtfe
The 9nders.gned Of, in the State Cor dis
going bid of ~ for the erection of a market house
In thu city Of Washington, y. c.. being accepted
y will, within ten days after the receipt Of the
contract execute the ne, with good ana sufficient
sureties, to the amount of twenty. fvs thousand
dollars. and IN case said - shall fail to enter into
contract as aforesaid, We guaranty to make good
the difference between the offer of the said - and
that which may be accepted.
tSigaatures of the two guarantOrs)
Date.
Witness.
hereby certify that the above named - and
are known to me as men of property. and able to
make good their guarantee.
Date.
To he signed by the United States District Judge,
the United states District Attorney, CORPORATION
Attorney of w ash shngton, Collector or Navy Agent
NO proposals which 90 not conform to the forego-
And whereas the fourth section OF the aforesaid
act declares, that from and after the passage of
this act the entire nett revenues the present Cen
new structure, are hereby appropriated, and invio-
labiy set apart, as special fund.- subject to the or
aes o. the authorized by this act. to
Ol salo structure, payments for the work will be
made upon monthly estimates of the architect of
the Work done, reserving ten per cent. thereof as
colateLal security so far the funds acoruing un
DER SAID section of the act will suffice, or as NAV
hereinafter be provided by law: By order
JOHN F. COYLE,
}" i1-eotd Secretary of the Board.
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FANCY SILKS AND SILK ROBES

We will from this day forward sell our entire stool
SILK ROBES, MOURNING and FoGLARD
SILKS AT CosT. All of the above goods were
bought this Fall, and Of the latest and most
slrable styles, and many Of them are much below
the cost of Importation. We have also on hand a
large and well selected stock Of irst-class FANCY
and STAPLE DRY GOODS, most of which have
been greatly reduced In price.
TAYLOR & HUTCHINSON,
No. ~ Louisiana avenue, opposite
de- 10 Centre Market Space.