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A RARE CHANCE FOR CAPITALISTS.

VNHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING CONCLUDED TO LEASE
i out his PLANNING MILL, at the corner OF Beaufain
and Lynch Streets for term Of FIVE years. sealed offers
for tho will be received until the 1st Of March next
The Mill and Engine Room Is eighty feet by forty-one
feet six inches, built OF brick and covered with tn In
the erection of this building every precauon taken
both regards convenience and security from Ire
The Machinery consists u one twenty-1' horse En-
gine, Woodwork Planning Machine buht to order by
Schenck one Saw Bench with friction rollers for saving
boards to wdth) two Lsth Saw Benches, and one Cross
cut Circular Saws all believed to be in immediate work
ing order, except the Belts.
two-sory Warehouse 103 feet long by % feet inches
wide for storing White Pine and other fine umber Sta
BILE for three Hurses roe Servants Rooms and Kitchen
52 foet by Is tee and twostory Office t23 feet by II
feet, al built Of brick and covered with tin.
The lot measures 143 feet Bearfain street. by 254
feet Lynch street. bounded the south by navga
BILE creek which makes 1t very desirable for receiving
and shipping lumber On the lot is large brick Cstsrn
and two large Fire Wells for the supply Of Engines, &C.
From the locality of this property being in the vcin
ty of all the Lumber arriving from the Ediso River
gives 1t advantage Of most other sites, and where
larger quantity Of Lumber can be handled at less ex-
pense than my other estabIshmentfn In the city.
The lessee to purchase the Engine and Machinery at
its present worth, and to pay oil taxes insurance and
cost Of papers, rent to be paid quarterly in gold or its
equivalent and security required.
Tie right reserved to reject oil proposals not salts
factory.
Address HENRY CLARK,
West end Beaufain street
February Is ws5 Charleston, 8. c.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
OFFICE CHIEF FIRE DEPAR MENT,


CHARLESTON. s. c., February Is, 1867. {
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL De RECEIVED BY THE
- undersigned until tho 18th of March, for furnishing
SIXTEEN HUNDRED FEET OF THRFEINCH DOUBLE
EXTRA LEATHER, DOUBLE COPPER ETVETED FIRE
HOSE, warranted to stand hundred and seventy1yc
pounds water pressure to the square inch, in fifty feet
sections, Mt so much per foot, and much TOR brass
butts per pair; butts to be New York standard.
in ono length EACH of twenone feet, with swivel brass
butts and brass baskets 1s inches long, to screw end
Of suctons at much per FOOT baskets and butts extra
Sizes Of suctons and number Of threads to the inch for
the butts will be furnished. III. q. NATHAN,
February Is limo Chief Fire Department
OFFICE CHIEF FIRE DEPARTMENT,
CHARLESTON s. c., February 18th, 1867.
GEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
cleaning and repairing the Fire we at the corner
Beaufain and Smith streets, per specifications to be
seen at this Office.
Also, for making TEN FIRE LADDERS, as per speci
fcadons. NJ. q, NATHAN
February 16 10 Chief Fire Department,
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xs Al communications iatended for publication IN
his si ion@s@i us Ge addressed 70 ne Editor Of hs
De;,w We,rs No. Is Rayne-st'eet, Charleston s. {.
Business Communications TO- Publisher OF Dday
NO cannot undertake 10 return rejected connauasca-
Establishments outside Of tie city must be acconapa
nied acith the cash.
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Be il Ordained That from and after The first day Of
January next, every person keeping shop store
engaged in mercantile business in the City Of Charleston
shall post up and keep posted up, in conspicuous
place. at his her business stand and stands conspcu
and surname and, in case of q partnership. the
given name and surname OF each member Of the firm;
and every person offending making default herein
shnl forfeit and pay to the City penalty Of fifty dollars
for ca.h and every offence default and IN addition
thereto further sum of fifty dollars for each and every
month during which the provisions of this Ordinance
shall remain not complied with Prouided holceuer, That
nothing herein contained shall appy to the special part
ners Of limited partnership.
Ratified December 9, 1861.
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ITIEsIG LOAN.
MhyURALTY OF ESTON

CITY liALIr November ., 1866
A Ill PERSONS DESTROYS OF REBUILDING IN TIE
n Burnt Districts ald Waste Places of tile City I'M
dor can Act OF the General Assembly, giving authority
TO the City Council Ur Charleston to prOcccl in the mat
ter OF Fire Lon. WltI view t. aid In building up the
City arow. hereby notified lint tho form Of appli-
cation for lonus bU ulaiIcd ut the office of tile Clerk
Of Council between Tho hours of 8 a. NJ. and ZIP NJ.
All applicntiOns must bu filed In the nboyc mentioned
office ~ the Committee will meet every Monday to con.
slider tho Same.
By order Of the Mayor w. IT, SMITH,
Novcmber1D Clerk OF Council.
OFFICE Of CHEF OF DETECTIVES
~ FEBRUARY :, 1SG7.--Rocovered and ai this
Office yards COTTON GOODS. Tic owner a re-
qucstrd TO forward and prove property.
j. C. CAMPBELL
Fcbruarys Lieut. in Charge.
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NOTICE.
nTFTrF nE TuE IlpT

OFFICE OF THE CAPTAIN OF POLICE
CHARLESTON, s. c., February s, 1857 I
TN ORDER TO GIVE ALL INTERESTED AN OPPOR-
i TUNTTY to erect platforms to protect the sidewalks
in front of their lots required by Ordinance pub
shed, said Ordinance will not be enforced until the 20h
February inst. G. B. sIGWALD,
February6 L. Captain of Police
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AN ORDINANCE TO PROTECT THE rAvEMrNTs AND s1pI


WALKS Or TIE CITY.
he 0tufhei by tie Nagor and Aldermen gf Charles
ton, IN city Council Gssemb Gnd is hereby ordained by
the authority g le stte rlmt nom ai utter the first ny
OF September next there shall be laid down by tho owner
occupant OF eac lot i'll ihB city having entrance
carrages wagons, curtis and drugs, nplaorm of wood
stone, extending not mora tan four feet from the curb
stone towardH the centre of tho street, uid tho owner or
occupant of u such lot not having platform ~ herein
required Oprotect the nlyGnrt nast the CT rance OF
carragea or other vehicles. shall forfeit aud y the sum
Of hye dOlnrs; and In tho event TINT The said pavement
becomes brokon liz sla ply. IN addition TO tho uture
said penalty, thc COSTS ad charges ut mciug the same
and also the SUM OF i've dollars for each day the same
shall remain su broken.
Ratified iu City Council August -, 1851
January u limo
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND CONCERT
OF
MU SIC.

A GRAND CONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC WILL BE
II given at the CITADEL SQUARE CHURCH, on the
evening Of Wednesday, Goth instant for the BENEFIT
OF THE CHURCH.
The Choir will be assisted by MIR. T. D. RUDDOCK,
and several Ladies' and Gentlemen comprising some Of
the best musical talent in this City who have kindly
tendered their services.
The following selections from the works OF the great
composers, will be the
PROGRAMME THE EVENING
l. Organ-Cum Sancto Spiritu (12th Massl MOZART
p Chorus-The Lord Is Great .RIGHRI.
g. Solo and Chorns-"Qui Tolls" I'D Mass HAYDN.
f. Solo and Chorus-"Quoniam" sd Massl 80. HAYDN.
g. Recitahve and Aria-"With Verdure Clad (Oratorio
CrestiopI. HAYDN.
g. Chorus-"To the Cherubim and Seraphim" tDettn.
gen Te Deun1) HANDEL.
T. Organ-Fugue. .BAcH.
g. Chorus and Solo-"Kyrie" [2d Mass), HAYDN.
g. Trio-"on Thee Each Living soul' tOratorio Crea-
honl HAYDN.
TO- Duo-Graceful Consort (Oratorio Creauon) HAYDN.
H. Grand (oratorio Messiah)
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M EEIIN G S.,


MASONIC RECEPTION.
q ONE OF THE MASONIC FRATERNITY OF
y CHARLESTON have arranged for reception of the
Delegates from the North, who are now IN this State
bringing contributions, Jewels, Gc for tho benefit of
certain of our suffering Lodges Banquet will be
given ut the Mills House, This Evening, at o'clock
Members of the Fraterny desrous Of partang OF this
Banquet With our visitors will make application on or
before 12 Meridian this day. to R. g. BRUINS, 5
February 16 No. 25 Broad street.
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Mr.. T. D. RUDDocK, organist
Mr.. G. o. ROBINSON, Conductor.
Doors open at TX p NJ; Concert to commence OF 8
Pm.
Tickets s100-to be obtained ut COURTENAY'S,
GREER'S, RUsSEIL's, and HOLMES BOOK STORES,
also at DR.. A1MAR'S DRUG STORE.
% No Tickets will be sold at the doors of tho Church
Eehrlnr4 10
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Dy tue hlnyor
'y3 W. II. SMITH. Clerk of Council.
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AJNntfrT

OFFICE OF THE CAPTAIN OF pOLICE)
CHARLESTON, s. c.. January 20, 1867
TTNHE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE IS HEREBY PUB
i LISHED for general information. Tho Police havo
orders to report I'LL of violation and after the lst
OF February nGxt. c. Is. SIGWALD,
Captain of Police.
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NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE CAPTAIN OF POLICE
CHARLESTON, s. c., January 26. 1867. !
rTNHE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE Is HEREBY PUB
l. LIsHED for the benefit of all whom 1t may con.
Germ c. B. SIGWALD
Captain of Police.
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ERTIIIERY SOCIETY.

MEaIBERs OF THIS SOCIETY ARE REQUESTED
Nl to meet To- -Aorrop. 18th inst, at Linstedts Ball.
corner OF King and Calhoun Streets precisely at o'clock
be punGtua as the Election for Officers will take place.
and other important matters brought before tho meeting
February 16 II q. HARMS.
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30 A R DI N G..
TIE LADIES'
MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION,

JTAvING ON HAND LARGE SUPPLY OF READY
I'll MADE CLOTHING, suitable for Gentlemen, La
dies and Children and being desirous of diminishing
Stock before the advances too far would espe
ciay draw the attention OF the public towards the rcduc
ton which will be mude In our prices for the next two
or three weeks from dale.
Apply ut the DEPOSITORY.
January 90 No. II Chalmers street.
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HOME SCHOOL Fur BOYS.
FTNHE EXERCISES OF THIS INSTITUTION WILL BE
l resumed On the SECOND MONDAY IN SEPTEM-
BER, and continue ten months. The number Of pupils
is limited to twelve.
The Principal is graduate in honors ). Cambridge,
England and has had more than twenty yea experience
"a teacher In the South.
Careful and thorough instruction win be given in the
LATIN and GREEK CLASSICS, French and Spanish,
with complete course OF English studies, including
Mathematics, Commercial, Arithmetic, and Book Keep
ing.
Pupils will be treated In all respects mcmbers 81 his
family, and will receive the undivided care aud ateencn
Of the Principal In tho preparation Of their various STU
dies. 49,,
References-To the Faculty OF the South Carolina Uni
versty, and to present and former patrons.
For erms and further particulars, address the under
signed RICHARD FORD, A. n.
Columbia, August, 1866 stuth August II
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LARGEST C1ncuLAr1oN.-The DAILY
News publishes the 06icia7 LAST Of Let
tcrs remai'niiay n Me Pos'o5ice at the en-"
of each ,eecA, ogrecaIy 10 the .t"11o~'"y
section of the Nesc Posto6icc Lac, as inc
newspaper haying the largest circulation IN
the City of Charleston:
SECTION g. And be it further enacted That nsts oi t
ters remaining called for in any PostofnSe m ny
toWn or village where newspaper shall be pllnea
shall hereafter be published OILY in the Pc
which being published weekly or oeper snai is s,i
largest circulation within range OF dehse'S VI n'
Office.
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w A N T S

JITANTED, YOUNG WOMAN AS CHILDls
w Nurse. Liberal wages given to one of capacity
and character Apply at this Office.
February Is r
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FINE WINES, BRANDIEs, TEAS EfG ZIG.
No. 25!9 {! KING q Q n
OPPOSITE HAsEL. .sisE
CARD.

MIR. EvERT E..sBEDFORD, TIE MANAGER oFts
thants TO the customers and patrons for their liberal
patronage and appreciation Of the quality Of goods pur
chseed BY them during the past year. bias been and
always viii be our aim TO PLEASE OUR CUSTOMERS.
and ss we offer for sale the first quality Of al kinds
GROCERIES, WINES TEAS etc., we Edstter ourselves
thst with our acilites can give general sasSAchon
to all zz-.sgf ~ 49,
WIN. sIMONs, Esq, having been engaged TO ssaist In
the management would be pleased 10 see bis friends ST
No. 259 assuring them that an goods purchased are
WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED. -
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C0PARTNER

DISSOLUTION.
HlHE FIRM OF PHILLIPS & MCDOWELL, CROCK
BY mutual consent the first day OF January, 1857
j. E. MCDOWELL is authorized 10 sign the Of the
late firm in liquidation only and s alone responsible for
liabilities OF the same THOS. PHILLIPS.
j. E. MCDOWELL.
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4 PRIVATE SALE-A FINE FARM, IN
n GOOSE CREEK PARISH, containing G. acres OF
d 81 OF which cleared and under fence the bal
well wooded This place is situated 16 miles from
Charleston the State Road and within quarter Of
mile OF the Northeastern Railroad. There IL fine
chard on the place.
For information appy to
DIR. II. BAER,
December II No. 131 Meeting street.
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| 0tS T..
Sf6tEN,
EDUCATION NAL,
DIR. J, n. sIMONs'

DIR. j. III. SINIONS'
MALE ADEMY,
CORNER OF RUILRpaE AND BULL sTREETs
HyERMs-$7 PER MONTH, IN ADVANCE PRIVATE
Il instruction to either sex at the pupils residence
or his room. from O'Clock P. NJ. Apply as above.
February 16 ss.s-
- ,-es7.IE. MRS. CAhROL,
TTAVING RETURNED TO THE CITY, OFFERS HER
l services &C Teacher Of the Piano and Vocal Music.
Apply at No. 81 WENTWORTH STREET.
noca,nhar
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THE BUSINESS
OF THE LATE FIRM OF c. WHlTTEMORE, SON l.
" co. will be continued under Tho name of WHITE
MORE & REODES. CEPHAS WHTTTEMORE.
JAMES S. RHODES
Charleston, 8. c., February 12, 1857,
February Is
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TITO RENT, A ACOMFOHTABLE DWELLING,
with oil necessary appurtenances, at No. 64 Besufain
street. Inquire at No. 275 King street
Janusry stuth
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TITO RENT, A FARnI SITUATED ON COOP
i Err River, eight miles from the city, containing 404
acres between Gu 20 Of which have been planted the
past summer. On il is comfortable Dwelling Kitchen
Barn. Stable. and negro Houses Apply at this oflca-
Dpcnn1hnr & htukhu
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NEWS SUMMARY.

Cotton was quoted in New York yesterday at 80
cents for MiddGng Uplands. Gold closed at SCI.
The war debt of Massachusetts amounts to fifty
millions of dollars.
Eighty-6ve students have entered at the Deaf
and Dumb Institute at Raleigh this yenr.
Ameeting was held in Warrenton, Va, on Mon
day last, for the purpose of sending corn to the
destitute of South Carolina
Gen. SHERDAN has testified before a committee
of the House that military protection for freedmen
is still necessary at the South.
two million dollar hotel is talked of, to be
erected on the highlands Of Dorchester, Mass.
The site is one Of the most beautiful in America.
The Russian Government has given an order for
one hundred cast-steel cannon to the great works
of KRupP, Of Essex. The contract price is f2SO0
per cannon.
The first sworn evidence before the Impeach-
ment Committee at Washington was taken on
Wednesday, 9Th instant, and related to MIR. JOHN
soN's use of the pardoning power.
The Toronto Leader says: 'sWe have been in
formed by q respectable gentleman, resident OF
the township Of Markham, that three or four hum
dred good workmen, farm servants and others,
could find ready employment in that township at
$50 to $50 year, board included"
The change going on in Southern population is
illustrated by the fact that on Thursday of last
week, as the brig Derby was about to sail from
New Orleans to Rio Janero, with disafected South
ernrs as emigrants to Brazil, the bark Sonora,
from Bremen, was coming up the river with q COM
pany OF German enigrarts.
: Mr. ALaEBNoN CHARLES SwNBURN is said to have
very boyish face, with fine nose and mouth,
and with chin retreating little. The eyes are
goodsfhe brow high and broad. Altogether he
has remarkable face-innocent, eager, and alive
with genius, BE is small in stature, but is con-
centrated, fiery and enthusiastic.
!. Queen VICTORIA, according to the French jour
mails, intends TO visit Germany u the spring, and
win also attend; the Paris Exhibition. She will
trsSef privately, but whilst in Paris will be the
guest Of thsFrench Empress
"A London publisher announces ''The Lovers
Dictionary; Poeticsl Treasure Of Lovers
Thoughts, Fancies; Addresses and Dlemmas, in
dexed for reference ss q dictionary Of compliments,
and guide to the: study Of the tender science:
Il THE Philadelphia Ledgasa 2e.A colored man
has been made clerk in the Treasury Depart
meut at Washington. He was formerly: President
LmooLN's. barber, and his appointment Is believed
to be the first instance onrecord OF eolored mans
obtaining a clarkship under the Government"
The Savannah Republican Of yesterday says: |:
GA detachment Of tan United States tro9psy armed
and equipped, under command otSsfgeant BAKER,
gss sent over the river yesterday morning, under
orders 10 garrison the Rice Hope Plantation, on the
south, Carolina; coast y
Mr. r.iHSSEY HYpa: of Boston. Massachusetts, has
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w one large FURNISHED ROOM, with BOARD, In
private family. where there are other boarders
Apply at this Office February
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r o. RE N r..

ITO RENT.-A PART OF A HOUSE WITH
l. Kitchen and cellar, in central and desirable sus-
ton. Apply ut this Office.
Ilahn,aru Ia .-.---s---- fhs2&
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OFFICE SECRETARY BOARD OF
" HEALTH

....,, -. WA1HMgroE, ID. q. February ., 1857.
THE FOLLOWING is A LIST OF NUISANCRs DE.
CLARRD BY THE BOARD OF HEALTH;
Dead CaIeaases, Dead Pish or onAl Of Fish, heaps
ofals from Butchers Stalls and Slaughter houses
stagnant or still Water in Ponds, Marshes, Sewers
or Cellars, Areas or Vaults, Poul or DISTRACTED
Drains, Water. pipes or Water closets
Foul Stables, FOUL Cow houses or Cow pens. Poul
Priyies and Hog Stiles, Fowl PrsmJsea kIleya and
Cutters, and Foul Slaughter. houses
DseAying Vegetables and Fruits Of every deacrIp-
uon all Animal Substances whether entire or hose
thrown out. my w
Fruits or Vegetables.
All Ashss, Rubbish, BhAvings or Refuse substAu css
OF lny trade, occupation or business which may be
preludiolA 10 public health. ~
or Soap Factories.
Sources Of Unhealthy RxhAlatlons or oRors so near
dwellings as to ondAnger the health Of the occupants
Horses going at large vi cI.Eders, PGreOy or any
other Contagious Diseases.
OyereToWded Tsnsmsht Houses, ,InaammablS Mate
rial In dangerous proximity 70 bulldiBEs.
OF dilApdation or decay, endangering the lives and
property Of those In the Vlein.'- Y
Openings for stove Pipes, unsecured, sndangsTing
the property health or comfort Of the surrounding
Snow, Ice or any other "butraotiou In cutters pre-
VsaliAS The fiss aoW Of water thsrsin.
4, X DOVE, Dn
" bssEssaIV boAEd Of Health.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL
Id ROAD,

wAHIIeros, Jan. 9, lso7-poon.
Trains between WARRINGTON and BALTIMORE,
And WARRINGTON AND TIE WEST. are now run
a. follows, Wis:
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave daily except Sunday, at 100, T45, and II 10
= n., and 400. l. 90. and s+5 p. m.
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily, except Sunday, att. % g. m. and 90
and p. m.
roR WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF AssAPoLIs
,a.' JUNCTION.
Leave At q. 10 and q. m. and at 90 and t.s5 p.
N. daily, except Sunday.
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave At 7. 90 and and L. 50 p m. No train to or
from Annapolis on supday.
, on SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave at =. Is An. and 4.so and Is p. m
FOR WAY STATIONS
Leave 81 las q m. and T. 80 and 8. 45 .. m.
., FOR ALL PARTS OF THR WEST.
Lss,. daily, except Sunday, al I.4S q. m. and 40
os Sunday, at 50 and g. IS p, N. only, sonnsstlns
81 Relay Station with trains nom Baltimore owhssl
fhrossh tisksis 70 the west can bs had at III.
Washington Station Ticket omee at all hours In the
fer New York. Phii.d.lphia, and Boston, s.. .d-
ysrtissmsnt Of Through Line. /"
J. L. WILSON.
Master Of rransportstion.
L. n. COLE
General Ticket Agent
GEO. O. KooETZ,
General Agent, Washington.
4 J. WILKINS,
lAJ.n Passenger Agent.
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u. D. DKNMAN,
myItd Superintendent Of Indian Affairs.
nEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

- a., wAsHiHaroh, ID. q. May 8, 1857.
Proposals will be reesiyed at this Department
materials and performing the work required In the
Construction Of brick building for the use Of the
Department Of Agriculture, 10 be erected on ReseryA
lion No In this eity according TO plans and specl
heations that can be seen at the once Of the Com.
missioner Of Agriculture, whore full Inform alton
with regard to the proposed building can be OBJ
tained, said proposals TO be either for the whole
building or separately for the different kinds OF
No proposals will be entertained from any person
who is not known to be practical builder.
Biddsrs are requested to state the shortest time
possible In which the building 10 to be completed
the Work 70 DO commenced In three days after the
signing Of the contract
Ths Department reserves the right TO reject any or
all bids II be deemed for the interest Of the doy
srnment to do so, and NO bid will be received that
does not conform TO the requirements OF the plans
aud speciheAtions and Of this Advertisement
Ninety per cent Of the amount Of work done and
materials furnished, according 10 contract price,
sAid amount to be Aseeansd by the estimate Of The
6uperntendent,) will be paid from time 10 lime as
the work proceeds, and ten per cent retained until
the eompleon Of the contract and the acceptance Of
the work By the Department
kyery proposal must be accompanied By the bond
of Two responsible persons, in the sum Of twenty
thousand dollars, that the bidder will accept and
perform The contract II awarded 10 him, the sun
cheney Of the security 10 bo certified by the United
ney, or Clerk Of the United 8 Atss Court.
Proposals should be enclosed In . sealed envelope,
endorsed 'PTopoEala for Building for the Depart.
msnt OF Agriculture and addressed TO the Commits.
sionSI Of Agriculture. IsAAC NEWTON,
myI0.S0t CommiasionsF,
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PROPOS ALs .
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING
Il ARTICLES AT THE wAsHIEoToN NAVY
YARD.

NAVY PAIHAsrBR's OHFICs,
wAsuIsgros, D. O. Nay 10, 1857.
Sealed proposals., 70 be endorsed Proposals, will
hs received At this once until IL m, the hrst day Of
yJuhk, 1857, for the following supplies. WHICH
MUST BB OF THE vIRY BEST QUALITY, 10 be
USUAL fNsPIOTfoN THkRRAT, 10 wit;
BUREAU OF ORDNANCE
the mine, = ato pounds 10 the ton.
2 two) barrels Lard OIL. ...
(one) barrel boiled Linsesd OIL. r..
80 two hundred and hfty) pou I'd Cast Steal.
BUREAU YARDS AND DOCKS.
30 (,hirty) tons white Ash Kgg Coal. ..
Rssronslbls security required for the promp, snd
faithful delivery Of supplies awarded. blank forms
for bids, WITH PURfHRR PARTICULARS FOR
CALVIN G. JACKSON,
my2s.d Paymaster q. 9. Navy.