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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-20

Our Lord and King, who reisn'st euIhronsd on.hsh,
FafAsT NJ light. mysterious Deity
Vac art the great AN, the last the hrst,
art righteous, holy, mereiia AMI Just,
IN realms Of gl1ry seen Whrrs angels sing,
HeausR, Is the dwelling place of Odd, our King
Hdli0nei thy name, which doth all names transcend
BE thua adOfed, our great, almighty friend
TAy gory shines beyond erest'on's space,
Named in the book u Justice and Of grace,
TAy kingdom towers beyond the iArry skies
kfa gdoms Satanic fall, but thins shall flse
Come 1t thine empire, oh III u holy me,
1Ay great and everlasting will be done
wa Dol make knosn his viii his power display
BE Il the work OF mortals h obey
Done Is the great the wondrous work OF ioyeI
On Uslyary's cross he did, bur reign, above
Earih bears the record In thy holy surl,
xs heaven deplures thy ioye, let earth, Lord
10 shines transeendent in the et rIai skies
Is praisel In hvayen--f0r man the Saviour dies.
IN songs immortal angels iaud his name,
Hsarsn shouts with JOY, and saints is ioys proclaim
Glue US Lord, nur h'oi, nor cease 10 give
u that fool on which uur sui. may i've.
This be our boon to-day aud days 10 come,
Day witho Il end, In our eternal home.
Our ne.,iy souis supply frum day t'dayi
Daily assist and aid US when We pray.
Bread thou, ,h We ask yet, Lord, Thy Messing lend,
And make u, grateful When thy gins descend.
Forgive our sins, which N distraction place
u, the vile rbei. 'i n rebel rarei
Our folHrs, huts an urspasses forgive.
DEBTS which We ne rean pay, or thu receive
Is W., o Lrl, our neghlor'saui orlook,
We pray ~ udst bot ours from thy m,ni0rys book.
Faayips our enemies, extend thy gr &C
Our souls to save, cen Adams guIy race,
Debtors to thee In gratitude ani h,ve,
aud Ia that duty pail by saints -eove,
Lead =. from sin aud Ia thy mercy RAISE
Us from III; lempl,r d hts heiNsh ways,
Not Ia our own, but Ia his name who oIei
INTO thy ear pour our every he'd.
Teni, iafions fatal charms letp us 10 shun,
Bur may e'nqu through thy e1nquering son.
D,Iire, u, from al wnich eau annoy
us In this world aui may our sIuis destroy.
From MI c,iamities which sam be,ide,
Epii and death, - turn our feet aside
For We are IN r,ai worms, ami cieare to ciayi
Thine Ills 10 ruit, aud nortiis' 70 OOey
Is not thy merry, Lord, forever meet
The whole creation knows ~ u ii but thee.
k,ngdoni and empire In thy prestnce aH
The King eternal rrisns the King Of Az
Polper Is with thee---to thee nc glory given,
And be thy uame adored by sirth and Heaven.
The praise OF sui IS and angels Is thiue owni
GioIy u thee the everlasting one,
Forever be thy tIune name al red
Amen Hosanna blessed be the Lord -;
st. Louis RereRie
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-20
feom Washinyton

WAsHISGTos. May 27.-rhs fflends Of Mr.
n'nglas At last bsgin to despair OF hiiNllmius,
zion at Baltimore, They seem t. realize f5r lhs
FIRST time that the opposition of united south
nus, b. fatal to his prospects.
Mr. Douglas has already deelarsl astast tA,
compromises, which was offered b. Tie sl,pes ug
Tennessee, Virginia, Kentucky an Forth Caro-
lima. az Charleston, aud even NOR amuha,ir,lly
sgainst tho caucus platform OF tha senate Whue
'hers may DO delegates from ths suuth al Rlld-
more who prefer him rs 4 candid.t5 Oa grounds
- policy, and perhaps personal 70 ions slsl, IL
Is very eviiend they cannot opp0g ,hl platform
which the South, IA u section, wi require, and
upon which their candidate has slnolnasl iu
idVtnee-in HE D0rr lelteT--.ha. b. will lut
stand.
Tho Charleston CunysatiOl adjourned Will,
mlll,tlng MAS the pending order, ll 20, nl,a-
ished business it ought 10 have f4orlllncs a
Biltimlre-iust a. IL only II day l.ll inl5rtguAi
But IL Is very evident now that sua' mode will
100 cnntrivci 10 get vote ON the .rlfa jt.0r-
tho hlllOting is resumed, The tt. a. strength
will b, made In order to compel tUg friends uC
Mr. Douglas tn accept tho doclara Ju ul p,iuci-
pies which lac haS already repudia,. ,r failing
in that, TO threaten tho aftermath u gu.tAer
secession and final disruption.
Tho whole South is precOmlnittel % THE course
by tho action of the democratic IN, -ity .n Ga,
Senate and there is no escape from BE-. The la
dicaiions are very clear that New lrk large
part Of Few England, and m,jort Jl prnnsy-
vania and New Jersey, will unite y ..h tho South
in making this demand, If they o., Mr., D0u.
glas will be crushed Out. and then As hithlul
followers must decide whethG: they will hll4w
tho example Of the cotton States a. Gh.riu6tJu
Or consent TO bs III ldo hcwers of wu.l and hruw.
era OF water. rhey must choose botpysp tLg l,-
terna'ivcs Of degrading ny open re-
VDlt
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-20

r-s- Some of the Republican papers Of me I'''
are recommending their candidate, Llaeo' ~ N9
national, constitutional man, and put'ms 10 '''''
as IL merit for themselves that they have IN nom
mating Lincoln, rcbuked the extrem 7'5 1mo"S
themselves. He is not Seward--the e.r'9F' Hc ]"
something to be thankful for Very 'i'"' cue,
ence is there between tho twomen thi. "- 'N'H'A
see anything to be thankful for IN si,5'.9'IDS
the new for the old leader oi rampant n.a'A ~
publicansm. 1t is Mokanna still, Will ot "'lN'
out the veil and after all, in would "tuGi o' q
favor to us, in combating an enemy, :. .'I'~ do
nlnin sight OF his face all the time. Idpcolh IS
an irrepressible conflict y man, a ',rgnS as
Seward himself if not SO able and plaasibIv.--
lie proclaims everywhere that he ".3'9. sln-
very that there will be no peace untli 1t Is e3
tinSuished that he does not find in lie tJustl-
tuition any recognition of the right Of rroor%rty
in slaves and that whenever his VOTE eoa sA%s net
the prohibition of slavery i" any ydi dg'5,: g': De-
risiion. lie is not an cncouragin. sahGi' on ''''
moderation of Black Repu5licanisp = ''ay"".'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-20

SERIOUS AFFRAy---A serious and I 'rMPs '''N'
nfFrny occurred at Crockett on Wedn .s"Fg a'gSn'
inc last between Iepperla. Editor ci q. ~fotSs,-
Argus, and Mr.. Dalton, Editor o, 1"' ..,' ,,.'.,,
a. Sa omo and rcrhaps fatally wounded Both
rnpers had published articles serio''i Teuecl'nS 3,
II"nnsro p"" M called on Dalton, at his iee for e%
;on Harsh words followed, d ltepperlS
lI,,r,cd Dalton in the mouth. ID drew pistol
md nd made several Intellectual attenip3 to ire AMI
nerhaps did fire once--tIepperla g. ms r's''l
aisengaged from his belt and fired tII5o times 10
Dalton, one shot taking effect on tn elpef "tt
s. tto chin and PASSED though the lfS9r part Ok
tha head coming out just above TIL 'ertabras
iIsnnerla surrendered himself to the Sheriff. and
arter an Investigate m of the facts, 'gas admitted
- 'b hail in the sum of S2O0O.-Ttrds Enquirer
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-20

Wouldn't you call this the calf of ly ask
ed Bob, pointing to one of his neither Inns, rath-
er compactly encased in representation OF barber
poles and running vines .'No, replied am' al
should say it was the leg of calf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-20

MYSTERIOUS MysIc on ThE GJLF sTIkL.--lhs
mystic music sometimes heard at0l. mouth Of
the PAcIgpua river, on a still nig l. ono ul
the wonders Of Onr coast. II is Jy cuutned
however, to the PaScagoula river. bps has often
heen heard ut other places. At tn mouth u.
Dayton Coo del lnde aud other inlets pcuins ia
to the Gulf along the coast of our oy country,
the curious listener, lying idly in hiu boat, with
lifted oars, when every other sound is uushsi,
may som-times hear it's strains comm. apparent
ly from beneath the water, like the sy,t uu..s VI
distant EJean harps.
We had always supposed that this l,uame.
non, whatever its origin might be, uatrrn, o.; SUI
was peculiar to our own coust IL
appears, however, from an extract gi'eu by som.
o.! the English pa pers from Sir Emerson lsrraut',
work on teylOn, that something very Ike IL IS
known ut BattiallOa, in that island anu ,- lgtrll.
uted to u rather less poetica and mysterious orr
gin--that is, to u peculiar species of shell u,h.--
They arn .a.L 90 be heard at ri gHt, an most dis
ancgY VIXEN the moon is ngnr"sy u. foil, ami
are described in terms TINT CORE rpoui very close
wish the accounts given Of the PasoIgoula rau
Sie by those who have heard it. But, according
TO tlo same authority, IL is not in Ceylon only
that 'hls sGDmor,nc music is h1aIG. Sir E'.e-
sounds somer hat similar are heard unteT WI
ter at somg ulares on the western coast VI iHdI"'
egpeaially in Tho harbor Of Bombay. htIaiaSF"'
il, Chill, musical cuarnees are SAID 10 issue lFo'n
the se,l near the landing place, sh-y are ues0PiD'
ed as rising and falling four full note, 'c1e% ',S
bling the tones of harp strings, anu mhgN'SFN',
those at Battalloa till they produce " 'N'"aSS'
discord of great sweetness and delitdey Inc
animals from whence they proceed have p9t bee"
identified at either place, and the nja,siy re-
mains unsolvcd, whether those,,at B,tta.o' a's
given forth by fishes or muilusks'--M M''"' .'"''
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-20

"Sam, why am senators like de ashes
al don't medds wid de subject, PUmp."
"why, don't you see, nigga, because dey a. q
fond ob de-5qter'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-20
G,r1so UP IT'S pEAp.-"Owing," says Glaign.

ani'r Messenger, May D. to tie agitatei state
of the sea during the last few days in the neigh
borhood of CheTbourg, number Of dead bodies
u,l,rtuuate victims OF the wreck oi tie American
vessel Luna, have been cast ashore. Most oi
them we're dTeadiuily muiiiatsa IRON having 'sel
5.sba 4 against the rocks. The total nunbe OF
indies fosnd up TO the present time is 50 35 are
.tsil II ssa -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-20
pn.ATH OF MAcAu1AY.

sdarcss0d to Arsd 7eanysoa, in reply to his tines
thereon.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-20
DIV ruAMAs W. PARSONS.

heard you in your English home
read you by my little brook,
Thousands Of miles from British foam,
Hid IN my dear New England nook:
But heard you with sullen look;
But read you with gloomy brow
And thus unto my muse spoke:
Who is there to write history now!
Tiollam dead and Prescott gone
Aud Irving eleeps at Sunnyside
Aud now that Lord has wandered on
Who's, laurels must with theirs abide:
greatly mourn the man who died
First Oh this dismal roll of death
And him Of all observers eyed,
hy toBpsmaD here, who spent his breath
In telling Of the things Of Spain,
And doing friendly things to friends,
Prescott, well known beyond the main
And past the Pillars, to earth's ends:
Both had my tears but England sends
Another woro across the seas,
Nightrouse the dying from his bed:
Oh, bear II gently, ocean breeze,
That bitter word--Thy friend Is dead
Macaulay 0ead, VINO maze 10 live
Past kingdoms, with his vivid brain
Who could such warmth to shadows give,
BY the mere magic Of his pen,
That Charles and England rose again
Well sleeps he mid the Abbey's dust
And. Laureate, thy funeral verse
Shall have such echo as it must
From he4rts just wrung at lrVing's hearse.
These are two names to mark the year
As one Of memorable Voc
Two men Of the two nations Lear
Laid in one fatal winter low
About the streets the Inourners go;
But within my chamber rest,
Or walk the room with measur d tread,
Murmuring, with bend upon ny breast,
Ny God and Is Macaulay dead 2
--.ailatiic .Hoafhfy
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-20

"Give me kris, dear girl 81 cant, se
replied al oon mind lending sou one, nui'
must have it returned to-morroB.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-20
Fcr tho Dallas Herald.

stKnIas on the Death Of 8 q. Goodrich, alias
Peter paTley.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-20

TnE SWANS roa TIE CENTRAL PiRk - lac twelve
beautiful swans, a present from Tn eitY % han'
burg 10 the Munici,aI auth lrities oi New ier.
arrired hg-e on Friday right last , hei&gaiist.
,1n S,tur1sv rnospiu,. theY wefs .asietfei r.
sbs ptrl and rul ia tho ,sa,ins ad. Nher
thev swan ard iite-. sns ialiessl ~ iE essak
.ls =, th,. tss7lsht sf bYndrrds spfctatofs-
laosjasi;fS ssw hears ascilssis - better s'r
4ieif atl8ssas fre. bsrs 'Aavo res.arka-
bis <eiL rs<sng nt, us.iet t'i4 eiis e tic tliia
,sf-e 49, .l,eis. a..s.aslssIlsi .aa.ssas'-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-06-20

Cfiuslias j. niekssly staten 10 be ths es'iees
IS vi,;.,t, one hall-aisd the 3ets-r k4e-gi er-e-
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THE DALLAS HERALD,

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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-09
CHESTNUT GROVE WHISKY ri.
CHESTNUT GROVE WH1sK

The Proprietor Of the above CELEBRATED WHISKY de.
ses introduce the article the public and physicians city
and country, the
Purest DifYusable stimuIant
which has been prepared for medical itself
cordial heahiu and nvigoratng the enfeeble,l
whether by disease. 1t Is distilled from the best rye
malt and its nutritious properties preserved by process
peculiarly bis whereby the Fu Oil and other
gradients known be contained in the Whisky in general se
completely separae that the absolute purity Of this ar
ticle from any foreign admixture is guaranteed
In addition to the following testimonials from the
nen Analytical Chemists Of Philadelphia New York and Bos
the State Agricultural Society have with their
Diploma and Dr. Jackson Of Boston, has testified oath
to its absolute purity. Read the following
CERTIFICAT TIES:
Philadelphia Sept q ls5s
We have carefully tested the sample Of Chestnut
Whisky which you and find that contains
poisonous known Fus OIL which character
sc and injurious ingredient of the Whistles general use
0a=. BOOTH GARRETT & CAMAc,
Analytical Chemists
80 5"A85m.-. a...@ z New York, Sept. 8, 1883
from Mr. Charles Wharton Jr of Philadelphia having
carefully tested it, pleased that is entirely
from poisonous deeterious substances is unusually
pure and fine favored quality of Whisky.
JAMES R. Chiffon. Analytical Chemist.
-"....... .......... Boston, March I, 1859.
have made chemical analysis of commercial samples OF
Chestnut Grove Whisky which proves be free from heavy
Fusi Oils and perfectly pure and unadulterasod The fne
flavor of this Whisky derived from the grain
featuring it. Respectfully,
= A. A. HAYES, NJ. D., State Assayer,
No. l6 Boylston street.
.- CHARLES WHARTON, Jr.,
...M= wholesale Agent,
1l6 Walnut street,
je2 1y&W PHILADELPHIA.
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SOUTHERN MANUFACToRY
~
HERRING,S PATENT CHAMPION FIRE AND BURGLAR
PROOF SAFES, ar New York Prices,

The best in tho United States AT ST. Louis Mo-
FoT the superior excellence of which thousands testify
sonhernerS need not North for these Safes
suO rev I'd will be paid any person who can show that
Herrngs Patent Champion Safe has to preserve s
contents in an accidental fire
Ez- FRANK W. ROBERTS 4 CO,
Sole Manufacturers for the South and West the renowned
Patent Champion Safes.
Doors, enc, - -
faeturers prices ~
Mandatory No. 26i North Main street ST. Eouis Mo-
m9F fr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-09

In mineral where many ingredients atsly held
in sOlu8 il conceded how ingredients
CHI ncaliy united The other We may however
this case inter that tho water contains
Carbonc acids silica chloride Of magnesium bcar Donate Of
lime chloride Of ofum carbonate Of soda selicae Of poSss
bcabonas of ron scicae Of soda of go
dunn, and probably other combinations
ES.From the LIST of June line Of ornnbusses will run
from The Springs Vaudeville leaving the Springs o'clock
A. 70 meet the morning and leaving MandeEile for tie
SPRING. by The return of the evening boat Fare each way
dollar. i've I'm
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PHILADELPHIA CARDS.

Moss, BROTHER q CO..
1A No 45D MARKET STREET
PHILADELPHIA,
Booksellers, stationers and Blank Book
MANUFACTURERS.
sS~Nanufacturefs 81 MASONIC AND ODD FELLOWS
REGALIA. JEWELS, etc. je2 sn
w. q }. r. STARR,
~ CAMDEN IRON WORKS,
Camden, New Jersey,
Manufacturers Of
Al kinds Of CASTINGS and PARATUsf for GAS WORKS
WROUGHT IRON ROOF FRAMES, for Retorts and other
Hepsey.
hEfoRFs and ali CASTINGS required for setting the
latest and most improved modes. o.
"AsHhhs, CoNDENsERs. sGRUBBERs and EXHAUST
Esa, of relieving the ketorts from pressure.
fekiF varying from $50 i50OO90 cubic feet daily
purifying capacity
WROUGHT IRON LIME sTEvEs for PURIFIERS
STATION METERS, Of all sizes.
GAS HOLDERS, TELESCOPE and SINGLE With Chs. Iro,
Guide and suspension Frames.
GAS GOVERNORS or REGULATORS.
STREET MAINS from ~ 4s inches diameter r water
Gas.
STREET MAIN CONNECTIONS, such as Branches Bends.
Dfps, Sleeves. etc. u=
STOP VALVES from to 30 inches either faced OF plain
WROUGHT IRON WOKK-All the Smith and Sheet Iron
Work required in and about Gas Works.
S9-Communicaons should be addressed the PRINCE
PAL OFFICE, CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY
Putt DELPHi&. ie13 iy2W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-09
SUMMER, RESORTS.

rea, I'll e. ABGEA HPHIN GS--NEs. f. A. s,,ssx
t& BbssibhF respectfully announces 10 her friends IN
lland tte public generally, thai her house Il nov ogr
Tor she reception Of VISITORS he ufyalIed eents 1rdicat
as co NOV be enjoyed to tiseopt the facilities Tor ba.
ing Eve been greatly increased and improved Her tah a.
heretofore VIII be abHGdany supplied and every af,eni
viii nc paid 10 the nio of infalids She earney sfs bg
her uuIiring GSertions give satisfaction all a NAV ~
he Dy their patronage Being uaed p1easant dfiyfns
distance from the villages Of CdTingtoh and MaHdeve il r
ders the dives those places cOuyenie l.
The tbtn onnbs wll b. III attendance the andin. Al
CosIngtnn to convey passcngels To the sprng&
CHEMICAL. ANALYSIS BY PROFESSORS j. L. & W. p
HEDDEEi.
This very rcrrkabe spring is situated Abita river
parish Of ST. Ta14ay mile and half Of
ington A large volume Of aries from the earth with
current tcOnertnFe found 90 degrees
4 L quite unlike wat-Fs known in The nsigborhood.
From is nnusH4 chem al cOmpoon and the large Df
Silica aius led suppose 1t has is very
deep tie being IN fact ntiura tarteaan yell"
j. y. Ii w. r. HfUD sIfs
....m.r Professors Lgu15laua University.
TN 100 iitres Of the weighing 10000 gramnc5
there 10 ~ Of dissolved matters made of the
following 9redeRt enumerated in The order Of their relative
ahnndanee.t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-09
HEM YnAh IlAag.ssN

rev YOhA CAhgs
AIDES wISE, La dies,
sPEER's WINE OF ELpER.
Celebrated
For its wonderful and qaaisssa ma cp,-T1a
sTIsfULANT, TONIC DrURgTIe aad sur0ETrTe -
istsstifed 70 By Physicians and housss of Esdlss NJ @
men IN all parts Of Europe and America
As n Gentle Stfnaulsnt and Tonse
II strengthens the Digestive Organs improving .s appess
and Purifying the Blood.
As Diuretfc.
It imparts healty action the GLANDS, RTDTEYs. ss
URINARY ORGANS, very beneficial IN DRoPsT, GoUF
ERuPTFYE and RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS.
As a sadorinc,
Itacts upon the skin opening the spe all his
purties By nsensble pspiraon thereby driving CT Eruyep
and cleansing the surface, giving 4izor to ina asa
system ard BLOOMING, sJFT and HEALTHY condition
the SKIN and COMPLEXION.
The ChfppevsTrEbe OF Infians
Have long used the Blossom md II Sc Edsr Is sue u
their valuable remedies.
In Germany,
The Berries dried and fanes ii csss
Of sickness
speer's Wine of Elder
Z pae from The JUICE Of cultivated Elder recommended x
and CHEMISTS, possessing remarkable No
dcnal properiies SUPERIOR any ether Wines IL common
use and an excellent article We and DEsTLYT4
ED PERSONS and the AGED and IgPIRa ren.ayfnt, ATT
DISTRACTIONS, improving tie APPETITE and seusa,tns
LADIES and CHILDREN - se-'-'''A9
Ladies' Wine,
Because i Will ntoxIcate as /. contains -,
spirits other liquors. admired for r. rch pse
and nutritfve properties; imparting healthy taa. u A.
STOMACH and DIGESTIVE ORGANS
EsA wine glass full nay be used with -ueaIs =, :.
any time through the day, as desired
We will only ask your indulgence make one tia. Of .a,
Wine.
For sale in New Orleans by JAMES sYHE Canal strs
and BY al principal Druggists throughout tie United at
ALFRED sPEER, Proprietor,
my2s ly&W 2s Broadway New York
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-09
BUREAU NJ BoaRn oESrRAL DIES coMNIssA AIRES
vile IL IL Nonv4lle.O saHu, & keu $50. 5
Snn. = Y "A.

VIE Il II NanvHle.0 eair.. eG al $50, 5
A Wis aux4EieCtest. du Premier Ward de
t 1860 dun Alderman feirt remplr In
essee occasionree pnr Ia resignation ti $. Peug,
INK endofs cessss dtStets des
e. , n@md .son nomne d.
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p9saiers No dsns Ia Hung les fehoupi'onla8
y bfusIEar Prrcscr-P6l No tn-A In .aiser pon,pe
fneA Sahus ct Drvshes tomnisstire A. y Pla tsmle H.
alo&s I'D, R. G. Kern.
GisSssaires R. F. Nagent, $. IL rArrys II sresiae
a, Z ANEGN0, Sycgataire.
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PsMMAi.E CO.LEGI <'rs. iSSrIlUrE-oN
ATT f August till he 18th Of seRienbsr wig The Mner SEES
stf.} St MRS Ed LoCaUET. Rrnetrnl.
T,;tssgEsOsALs FOR R4EUEs-sRAL43U PKopo-
og lie eiyery three hnnd aud fl honsant hurne
lcls m The Wharf NJ Fort tiai1.s Iiauphf Island
The b5gss he Of he dHerion 5hase now d nj
ha flglii and half inshes 'otg four ard quarter
uio-als te u@dsee ieu Ptic Corps Of Engineers,
Bt9Ai Mis-, ani endorsed ~ ppo7nls tar kicks.ta
iioivary al ifs bricks days
completed within huud lays After Ills date of accept
SAMPLE dre IS VIII he raqu red unless tho acs making pro-
posas Rave already fans hed reks The wlt enage
ot lhe Undersigned FREDERICK A. PRIME,
Hiozi Mss, Arg. 3, 1861. anl ID
PROPOSALS FOR BRfCK-BArs- sEALHD
proposals for the dIHef5 hnmaei and fifty G4bie
yards OF hGta burned fats the wharf Ship and Miss
will be receive until the hfst OF SIP tn5et netlsSe9
Proposals be add lieut.. /, me- Corps of EnGi
neers, lozi, Miss, and endorsed Proposals for Bats
Delivery commence within twenty day. aud
- FREDERICK h Pk,ME
Bilatf Miss Ang 1861 nuS "a