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The Union is that compact which unites
the people Of the several States, as originally
distinct and independent sOverigntes free to
form Union or to refuse it, into one Feder
sl GoVenment-DdytoB Empire.
This is the base upon which the whole
structure of secession rests. The doctrine
Of original sovereignty is a iavorite one with
the rebels, and is reverted to in every ordi-
nance Of secession. What was the condition
Of these "indspendent sovereignties" prior
to the War Of independence Up to that
time, no colony claimed or exercised SOW
ersign powers. At the birth Of the nation,
while the people we're struggling to release
themselves from the old Government,
Nstional Congress, composed Of delegates
from all portions Of the land, formed the
UniOn BY adopting the famous +" Articles Of
Consideration" After the war was ended,
the present Constitution was framed ard
adopted "in order to form q more perfect
Uni0n.' Thus it viii be seen the original
States we're not at any time, Independent
B0Vsrsignties." The territory subsequently
aequired BY purchase exercised none Of the
powers Of independent sovereignties prior
70 such purchase, having been subject to the
control Of the Governments from whom the
purchases were made, aud, after such acqui-
sition, the Federal Government exercised
control as well before as after the establish
ment Of State Governments. Surely, then,
these States were not "originAlly distinct
and Independent sovereigntiss." All the
Territories organized since the foundation Of
the Government have been subject to the
Bame Federal control, and the partial cover
eighty they have been permitted to exercise
was ScOnferred upon them by the Genera GOEs
ernment, instead Of their having surrendered
sovereignty when they entered the Union as
States. These facts are well known 10 the
editor Of the Empire-Well knO En to every
man Of common intelligence-but the doc
trine Of original sovereignty is necessary to
Justification of secession, and hence it is put
forth by those, both North and South, who
oppose the Government in its efforts for self
preservation. Il is the doctrine of the SELF
styled Democracy Of Ohio, and will be en-
dOrSed by every man who gives his suffrage to
HI. JeWett or auy other Of the "PeaeeD
nominees.
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FROM GALLIPOLIs.

GALLIPoLIs, Oct. 2.
The expedition planned by Col. J. v.
Guthrie OF the First Kentucky Regiment, and
sent out under Lieut. Col. Enyart aud Col
Piatt, has returned. They encountered the
enemy at Chapmansville under Col J. Lu-
cien Davis, of Greenbriar, and utterly rout-
ed them. The enemy lost between fifty and
sixty killed. Our loss was four killed. The
expedition returned to Charleston on the
3Oih ult,
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FROM WASHINGTON.

The Secretary of War, in consequence of
the pressure OF public business, is compelled
to cease opening any letters addressed to him
marked private. Hereafter letters so marked
will remain unopened.
Some apprehension is feltfor Lieut. Spoon
maker, who was detailed from the Minnesota
with orders to report to the Navy Depart
ment, but who has failed 70 do so.
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58ntkls.
st. NICHOLAS HCTEL,
BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Board RErUOED TO g PIR DAY.

Since the opening Of this vast and eommodious
Hotel in 1854 t has bssn the single endssEor Of the
PropriSsOrs to make it tho nost sumpguoua, con-
Vsnisnt and comfortable home for he citizen and
strangsr on this side ths Atlantic.
And WhatsEsr has seemed likely 10 administer %
the comfort of it, guests they have andsavorsd,
without regard % cost, to provide and 70 combine
all the elements Of individual and social enjoyment
which modern art has Invented, aud modern taste
approved and the patronsgs which Il has CON.
manded during the past six ysaru "a a gratifying
prosf that their Efforts haTs been appreciated.
To meet the sxigsnesss oi the times, Ehsn ell are
required to practice the moat rigid economy, thu
undersigned have reduced the prics o. Beard to
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
Al the sans tine EbafIng none % th6Iuxurles With
Ehich their table has hitherto been Supplied.
TREADWELL. WHITCO1iBk AGO
New York, Sept. 2 1881. t.iss7.ss4s7,
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
- Plain ard Ornamental printing OF every ce-
rrTfrticn dono a ths Printing EgtabEhmsnf Of the
Erfnrn Gus, en- she latest proved and most raTid
StraU prsIca "a the bs1t style, short notice. and
- r1srcnabla rates. Particular attention psid to
tInnk work. EvsTy description OF Binding done,
ssrsoially Blank BookH, LodgorH Journals, Sales
BsotI. EaoeiVi1E Books, &o-s &c.
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BrIrnalsr Gspsrnl Hnr,h.

We notice among the list of new Brigadier
Generals the name Of Capt. J. P. Hatch, OF
the regular service. Capt. Hatch was
stationed in this city as a recruiting
oEeer some five years ago, aud has the
reputation of being thorough and gallant
officer.
The Captain, now General will please
accept our congratnlatiOn and our B65@
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8lnmbiaa.
r. T, BOWER.
7AOTIOAL
PEGHRFP IVO 6Ag FFFFERL

,
No. l02 Pub. Square, (under 0hapin Ia
Manufactured and keeps constantly hand all H O.
oi Plumber1' and Gas Filters matariAl8t such q
HEdrAntl, Bath-Fubs, Water ulogstsi Wash-stAnd8,
Bath -BollerH, Lead, Galvanized ald Iron EiDe,
Bhest Lasl, Brn19 and Iron I'm and Force Puul1
Bras and Plated Faucets, and eFerythtng nccel1aE7
% t - Houses, Btoru, &c. with Wetef and ga1 On
N~All WosF WnTrnntod 6nd done punctualiy- =
Parti0ular atfsutt8B EiVsa - Obj lAf en- eanRLFy
le3ei all1
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RROaI PHILAnRLPHIA,

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2.
The steamer Harriet Lane sailed to-day
from here with an incomplete armament.
The gun boat Sciota was launched this
morning,
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ran EENAroa,
J.P. dIsON.
RoR gEfREsEETATIyEs,
90. fsWOLOs
q J. DiCKMAN,
q. q. "a 3COOK.
roR JUDqEs,
THOuA Z BOLTON,
J. fi. OOFEINBURY.
Eun PK0sEoUTING AFroRSETi
nUaHNRLL WHITE.
FOR TREAsURER,
d. ). WHITTLESRY.
roR REe0RDER,
JAMES BR0KENSHIRR.
FOR CORONER,
h. O. hopkins.
FoR CoNNIssg0NERi
DAVID HOEGR.
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UNION CITY NOMINATIONS.

FoR JUSTICES.
EDWARD HRssENMUELLER,
i. =. RIDER
WILLS PORTER.
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uNloN sTATE NOMINATlONs.

Fon GOVERNOR,
David TOD, Of Mahonias.
LrEuEHNANT GOVERNOR,
BENJARIIN STANTON, Of Logan.
TREAsuRER,
q. VOlNRY DORSEY, Of Miami.
supan or EuPEENE CoURT,
IuRIAH SC0TT, OF Butler.
coarraoLLER or TREAsuRT,
~ FoaEPH tI. RILEY, Of franklin.
segHErAAT or STATE,
HRNJ q. COWEN, Of Belmont.
boARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
4OHN 3. TORRKNCE, Of Hamilton.
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THE GRRFENBERG FAMILY

MEDICINES are prepared under the tmmedi-
ats suPeryisien of sktllful PhJ sicisn, and thsT
The intelligence Of the community is not insulted
grt oy me S PS5 q , iRss si %s5s Shsh claims to
sist OF eleven different Meicnel All uneQuslled IN
the cure o. the diseases Tor hich theT recon-
me- dsd among which may be selected one appropri-
and climate
any ether nd Of Pills In the World-price 35 cents
The Grefenberg Uterine CathOlieon is an infalH-
bic remedy for all Eemale diseases-prio8 81 50.
1ErThs Uterine CalhOlicon will sisO cure gravel,
disease Of the kidneys urinary dmculty in males.
The GrBfsnberg saFaaparina Is By far the most
powerful and etneactous compound IN use-price 81.
The Gr@snbers Dysentery syrup is certain and
quick remedy Tor ali diseases Of the bOWss-prios 800
The GrafsnbeTg Pile Rsmedy never faiss to parma
nently relieve this dlssrs ssins dsease-pries 81.
The GrRisnberg OhildreR's Panacea Is an invalu-
able compound Ia all diseases incident 70 children
The Grmfsnberg Fever and Ague Remedy ia A soV-
reign specific for this particular dseass-prics 5oo
The Grsfsnberg Green Mount.ia Uintmsnt sxosls
all other ssVas Ia iia curative edsct8-price csns
lie ~ SlsRleEB O0hbqmPslfea balm auorq8 the
most astonish RELIEF in all pulmonary complaints
price IS bottle. (BA- An smiEent Physician Of
New York, states thar 40 has known the GrGisnberg
SonaumptNes Balm used with glsat success IN
DroPy. Our own eaPsrisnee substantistss his
The gfsienberg Health Bitters are most Peasant
and dallgntt1l tonic ever prepaIed-rr1ce 3 conEs.
The Gr@i berg Aye Lotion ts unparalleled in al
Inflammation or diseases Of the Eye-pr.ce 70 csnts.
Ms. II. B. KNGsLET-Desr Sir: We Eel Il e duty
We owe to the public, to state that Marshail's Ca
tholicOu ls q medicine inValuable for complaints
elas9ad under the head cf Female Diseases Ne have
used your q @lenberg Medicines and have been
greatly benefited theT sby, 90 much so, that were
the price double, would have them. 70 the thou
sands Of our no suffering from Woaknas seI,
We would recommend tie Catholieon a. 3 sure pana-
cea. 1t gives strength 70 the gyStam end eua5les
each Of the organs Of the body 10 perform their ap
prOprinte functious. Mrs. ". CATEb,
Mrs y. WEEK.,
Miss .SWOBMSTEIT.
Medina March l. 1851.
m The above named Ladies We are personally 30
qnainted with, and know that for several years,
while we hVed In Medina, they gruat sufferers
Miss s. has been 20 badly afflicted that il was with
difficulty she was ablo to stand upon her feet few
bottles OF Oatholio0n entiTt II cued her Of her com
plants Ny wife 70 aiYed great benenf frum this
medicine. We recommend Il to The Ladies Of this
county a. sais and enc ent rumedy tor the many
oomp plants thoy are subject 70.
JOHN WREKS,
Ediior OEnheld Herald.
-. KINGSLEY, ClsFelan5,
ootl;dAS a4ra--l kr--s - ~
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Thestats of Ohio has in store, within

The State Of Ohio has in store, within 80
miles of Cincinnati, over eighteen tons Of
musEet and cannon powder, Of the very best
ouslitv that can be manufactured. This Is
being held for any emergency that may oe-
cur The State authorities are making am
Dls preparations to secure the safety Of the
cities and towns along the border, in case Of
athrsateued 4 invasion.
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DR. II. A. BARROW,
. PROPRIETOR OF

IhlbobMAh NOS I, z AND 3,
intends 20 pay shOrI visit to Cleveland as several
residents Of that city and hbOrhOod IRE anxious
to have personal interview with him for the pur
pose Of receiving his medical aid. The Doctor nay
accordingly be consulted 81 the
Angler HOUSE, CLEVELAND,
On the 29th and 30th Of October, 1851,
and positively no longer, as his numerous profess
sional engagements will render longer visit i'm
possible.
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q. a N Q E B 81,
AN ARTILLEAY BATTERY TO sn
ATTACHED

am IN want Of about EOUH HUHDBUD HEN
% 81 ny Eegimsnt. Il s time fhst all fruo psiFi-
ot5 iend 9an1 In aupprea5inE this mougirous Be-
belhsn. The organizations of "H0ms Gnsri1f can
only make thsm1slEes 10 any dagrea uasll bY aand-
iuR q portion II zach Company into tbs G6id with
authorized Regimsnts. TrEs patriots shOuld net
b SLOW % assOcsats thsmsslyss with the - vice.
I am organizing By authority Of thu seerstary Of
War,
BATTERT OF LIGHT ARTILLRRY.
o. iocF Parrot Killed Cannon, % Be- cou1mandad y
. West Point Oncer, nov aftsched tg nv Rfqlr1e4f
y Wlil diler IN 2C way from regular RasffTy fL-
eept that Il vii e dlsbanGed with al other Nolun
teer5. About El9HTL good men are required.
viii receive tuil Companies, EQnadH finglo indi
Fiduals- Any person OF persons signifyiHg tom b
letter, properly Voucbed z By some re1pecia5l9
person. that hey Wi8n 70 loin NY k5gimsns or Bat
tsry, viii Be furnished with ranspOrtaln passes %
tieEelandt And immediately upon th0r ARRIVAL vii
b allowed Tens and Rations.
RAf-fTom Si3 % S2f Per month, and upon heing
QscnErged. each Volunteer receive 500 Bounty and
lo0 aofe8 ofiand W.B. HBZ8d
aep3 Col 4lst o. v, u. 8. A.
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UNION COUNTY NOMINATIONS,
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RIES SEM Ar
TRTESEMAR No I

i X L II ) n M A X,
Protected By Royal Letters Patent Of Eng and and
Secured bg the Seals Of the Ecole de Pharmaoie
de Paris, and the Imperial College of medieins,
TRIESEMAR No. l,
is the efectual remedy for Relaxation, spsrmator-
rhUea and exhaustion Of the system.
TRlESEMAR No 2
Completely and entirely eradcatss al traces Of
those disordera for which COpayia and Cubebs have
generally been thought antidOte, 20 the ruin OF
the health Of q vast portion OF the population.
TRlESEMAR No 8,
Is the great and remedy Of the civilized world
for all impurities OF the system, we'll secondary
symptoms; Obyiating the destructive use OF MercH
~, we'll as other deleteriOus ingredients, and
which all the SarEaparilla in the world cannot
move. TklkSEm NOS. I, and are alike de-
void OF taste or smell, and Of al nauseatng quali
ties. They are IN the form Of lOEenRe. and may lie
the toilet table without their use being suspected
Sold in tin cases at 50 each four s. cases in
for 81 and in 81 cases. thus saving 50, as admins
tered by Nalpeau. Lallemand, bOuK, ae. WhOlegals
ana Retail BY DR.. II A. BARBOW, l9f Bleesker st
(t0ur doors from McDougal street) New York. In
medately on receipt Of remittance, DR.. Barrow will
forward Iresemar 10 any part Of the world secure
" packed, and addressed according to the inatrno
tlons sf the writer.
~ -Triesemar can also be obtained bT authority
Of Or. Barrow from G. W. Clark, Cleveland.
anti
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@rotEFits 8 8rarisieas.
EROCERIESi GROCERIEsiF

LhOOEhl1Cl 0hOLGnlEDI
By recent arrivals our stock Of aROOH BlEs
largely tncreased- 70 the WholesaIs Trads We can
ofier many aeVantese8, as cur stock Was purchased
previous 70 the largo advance In price that hE8 oc-
CURED n nearly every article kePt b. GrocsrE. We
have now on hand:-
2O0ohests choice Black Eeas
80 chegts choice Grsen Teas
100 cattles qrpen and Black Teas
50 hhds island Sugars,
lO9 ools Oo1ee I slloW Sugars,
30 bbls COnes WHIT sugars.
50 bbls sugar Ho1s8 6yruEa,
20 boxes stsariue gandlfas
100 = "Pyls's'' 8aleratu8,
loO "Be Land's" saleratug,
10 &" woody gtsrch
50 " Corn starch,
900 q German Scars,
200 &c yellow 8oang
70 I" OistiIs eoaps,
60 Fancy 8OsDs,
100 bb,s ''BrOnsJn'sh Tobaec1,
50 boxes choice Tobaccoa,
s09 gross 4icsls's' Grape TObscco,
40 81 '.GoOdWin'g" Fine Uut T0bacco,
200 dozen Paiis and Tubs
100 /" Wash Eoards
30 Band boxes
l0o bags Rio Coffee
IS packets Java Cofias.
Iresh Ground Cote received every DAY,
PeppoEy Spice, gloves, Cinnamon, Mace, Ginger
Citrons hAisens, Currants, &C, Ac. Also
500 bbls OHOIOE FRESH FLOUR,
10 IN bags
We deliver Flour in any Part Of the city ,Frsa Of
g1arge lor grayaRe, MIRGAN 3 ROJT.
MO. l MACKEREL, SALMON,
IN snd all kinds Of Salt Fish At
20 Snparior straat. Hcfimnnta o 4
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Zeal Gstam.
LANn-

w ESTERN LAND.---H. II. LII
w TIE, Of the late hrm Of Littlss B Keyes,
constantly on hand large quantity Of hne Farmin
Land In Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri, to exchans
Omoe with Rouse Jenningn. Marble Rlook, Supo
Fior street. yuaYiaR3l
E0R SALE.-ONE SECONDHAND
Il Steam Roiler-upright, 30 called, lately used
In the heHder ONCE Said Boiler is q inches IN d.
smeter, utsds, and feet IoHg; furnace part, feet
10 diameter, and feet high.
Said Boiler originally coat 500 iB now IN FIRST rate
order and with the CRATES, Bafstyvalve &C., will kS
sold for $3.50
11-For further particulars enquire at this omos,
or at 7. J. McGArTY's Steam Boiler Shop on Osntls
street. q
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Protected by Royal Letters Patent Of Eng and and
Secured by the Seals Of the EcOle de Pharmacie
de Paris, and the Imperial College Of hedioins,
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is the ehectual remedy for Relaxation, spsrmatoI
rhUea and exhaustion Of the System
TRlESEMAR No. 2
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after reading the third resolution:
There is one thing which has occurred to
me connected with this subject, which is
this; Oh that we had made little greater
effort; that we had raised g little more
money than We have raised. Do you sup
pose that if any individual, one year ago,
hads prophecisd that the United States
would raise Eve hundred millions for the
maintenance Of the war we should have
believed in him2 Has not God shown US
that his arm will sustain this Government,
by the ease with which this immense sum
has been procured? Here too, we are organ
lied, we have taken one and another inn
portant point, and before US is that great
army Of superstition, commanded by the
adversary of souls. Are we then TO 20 back
TO abandon all that e have gained7 Are
we TO retrench. We heard a brother tell US
this morning that in Illinois corn had been
ten cents bushel. What was it that made
this? Was it not because God sent showers
and caused the crops to grow. Our brethren
were poor because corn was ten cents q
bushel, but can tell them they would have
been q mighty sight poorer if thev had no
corn at all! thank God that these Nilsson
risns were not supported by the South,
(applsuse) and thank him that we are vet.
and trust may long be enabled to carry on
this great enterprise, and my prayer is
that It may become mightier and wax pow
erful until its influence shall be felt even
unto the ends of the earth.
Mr.. Marsh Of MOsul said:
We know very little of the privilege of
giving. want you brethren to give freely,
that the Gospel may be preached to the
heather. csme back here last year, hop
ing to be able to call upon my ccuntrymen
to aid US but am, as it we're, laid aside
But I want to &c back, and l am willing TO
make all efforts to this end. Christians
you have no right to keep Us here. You
have no right to detsin US from the work 70
which God calls US. I don't know what
have to give; indeed, have sometimes
thought that ! knew nothing about giving.
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W. PORTER CO., AUCTIONEERS.
A MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
PUBLIC AUCTION.

AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
A. the elegant residence No 28 Fourteenth street west Of
Eighth avenue.
On Monday, January Z, at II O'Clock,
The catalogue comprising the
Larges. and richest assortment OF
Household Furniture and Works Of Art
offered at auction this season.
Superb octave Pianoforte,
Elegant Drawing Rooms Suits Artistic Bronzes, Statuary
Oil Paintings by eminent artists,
Pier and Mantel Mirrors,
Velvet Brussels Ingram Carpets solid rosewood Eegeres
with plate glass; marble Side and Centre Tables three
splendid rosewood Suits in san superb Clock
elegant China Vases and Paran Manel Ornaments Turkish
Easy and Reception Chairs together with dne assortment
Dining Room and Chamber Furniture in oak mahogany
and rosewood in SUITS Reds and bedding pare hair Mattress
Siiverware Ivory Cutlery with many other articles not
Toned including everything be found in first class house
pOsitiye @ the highest bidder
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SALES AT AUCTION.


LBERT MORTIMER GRIFFIN CO., AUCTION
ARARE CHANCE TO OBTAIN
sASoi eIAso hoVsEhoAD Al PUBYIc AUCTION
Over $1,000 worth OF elegant Furniture 70 be perempso NY
sold at auction,
a AZ was, ,s, ,ras, between Fifth and Sixth
- "e~s -'sA ~ TIiIs DAY, MONDAY,
January 4 at los o'clock sns Catalogue comprising me
And richest assortment OF Household Furniture offered at
.nn,an NE saason Furniture All order by
Broadway makers, and Of the best description Drawing
Pianoore Stool aud Cover
two elegant drawing Suits, covered IL French satin
Centre Fables Eegeres Velvet Carpets Rugs Pier and Man
Lace Curtains superb Dresden and Seyres china
Ornaments, artistic Bronzes; on Paintings by eminent
Sss-The Assumption copy of the celebrated painting in
the Louvre, Paris by Legrand Fruit Piece, Winter Scene
French line Engravigs bronze and oraolu Chandeliers Sc
China Glass and Silver Ware Table Cutlery aud Linen Blu
reaus, Wardrobes Bedseads, Commode Hair and Spring
Mattresses Feather Beds Blankets Brussels
and ingram Carpets Clocks Mirrors Shades Curtains Sofas
Of basement and kitchen Furniture with which the will
commence The above elegant residence for sae 70 LETT
possession Immediately For further particulars inquire OF
1he auctioneere.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
nON PEDRO II. RAILWAY
Rio pE JAHTrRo, Brazil,

September l8, 1890 !
Proposals invited the Graduation Masonry and
other items of construction Of liz miles OF this work.
tending from the end Of the Tunnel the
Sierra du Mar down the valleys Of the Sierra Fama and Pr
by rivers TO the banks Of the River Parahyta
The work generally heavy comprising 2O000 cubic
yards EARTH yards rock and 200 cubic Yards Of
tunnel excavation 1900 cuh4c yards of bridge, 500 cubic
yards OF cuver and 1000 cubic yards retaining wall
y together with iron bridge superstructure way
and stations
Az the Company's once IN Rio de Janeiro may be-
plans pohes and specifications where sealed proposals for
the whole M miles portion thereof less than four
they will be opened and the work awarded.
The Directory determine that the technical direction
work shall be exclusively the hands Of their Engineers
but will entertain proposals either with scale OF prices
The various kinds Of work. for the entire construction
fixed price In the latter the monthly payments will be
regulated by scale of prices
All payments will be made monthly cash. per centage
being retained security for the faithful fuflmen the
contract This however, may be dispensed with
Decory in the latter case the deposor will be entitled
the accru!ng interest upon said security.
Parties unknown to the undersigned win be expected to
evidence OF their ability from officers of upon
which they have been recently engaged
This work is In mountainous and perfectly healthy REGION
within seven hours ride Of Rio de Janero About 200 add
onal miles located and remain to be placed under
tract
C. b. OTrONI, President
ANDREW ELLISON, Jr, Engineer In. Chief,
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N EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY
IA TO PURCHASE ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD
fTHNITURE.

This day, MONDAY Jan. q, at lOla O'CLOCK
Positive sale, of the entire elegant Rosewood
furniture valuable Paintings. three magnificent Rosewood
Rarlor Suits in rich brocael superb Panoforte Bronzes
French Vases and and unique cnrioses contained ID
the No Twenty street. Seventh
The the sale make II imperative
NAT the whole shall be sold strictly without
PARLORS, DINING ROOM AND CHAMBERS,
Contain full suits in Crimson and Maroon Broc-
Vel and Velvet marble top and pier Tables Turkish
Lounges and Chairs French Escrtore Marble Pedosal
1Tonzes Silk and Lace Curtains Paintings Eruscan Orna
Rosewood Chamber and Dining Room Furniture u every
descriptions Glassware Silver China &C. Sale positive, rain
Or shine
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l<Sr~>cr~~~c<~cr-ys
THE BEST CONDUCTED AND CHEApEhT BILLIARD
Saloon In this city Ia the Metropolitan, GIG Broadway
next door 10 Laura Keenes theatre tables al IL
cents game, pin and 10 ball pool Give us call
REhNrz BURNS,
lIIII1ARDs.-wINhNTs PATENT CHAMPION Ia
ID bles The Excelsior Spring cushion, patented August ~
1853 Lively correct and durable beyond and All others
now 10 use Omce and factory n Gold street. New YORK
DHBLANs BILLIARD TABLES AND COMBINATION
Il Cushions New improvements, patented september %,
1860 Prices reduced ten per cent for eseh.
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Nos, % 70 81 Crc BY street,