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Mss S. +, Corney:
DEAR MADAM-It is due TO you that l should say
that since the receipt of your note yesterday L have
learned that you did indeed grant a certificate to
Lucy Bright, and that the story which she told here
the second day of her attendance, that she could not
attend this school because Miss Corney would not
allow it, and that Miss COrney had said if she re-
manned at Militant she was safe, but if she came to
Kawaiahao she would be i'll Il bad way, was a false
statement, made up as an excuse for her sudden
change of plans. The articles in the newspapers l
had not seen until your note called my attention to
them. The facts stated there, l have reason to know,
are represented as the mother of the girl represented
them to other parties. And / can but say that l ex-
ceedingly regret that the Misrepresentation of the
mother and the girl led me to an entire misunder-
standing of the facts.
Yours respectfully,
Kawaiahao, Feb. 16, 1869. L. BINGHAM.
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cOMMERcI4L ITEM4-

Austria mf.e,f sIs000gy0 worh oGh-sr rsgar Ersf s.a.on.
In psgging bot. ~ steam, ~ ease, . 2o pairs q boot-. T.
psEzea Is soots. t8ies sand, ~ u aaaHtes ani di on bot,
IN a TRIAL % -peed, IN ~ --css-'
The RsDsBf~aats annsaI rsveE q The pugress ofChicax1,
during ,se pes y.ar 'y7 'slt sS'S sa.hiias. hays b-gs
these. IO00 arr 6r br-in-s4 parpasea, el.fing sIs 0O0O 900 ; -
are ehsrghs-, egssns $L5,Soopoi and etNernSoooan 900
NV<csE PaeBeck % Toaseeo ~ rHE woaLp-Au ON
ciai publication issued from thu Fr-neh G1seruusrut gives the
,asaesa h. he sorsi. and th- quantity ear.amssi in France
Asia. Ios0oo,e.o iosrtaamss Eafaf., ltL@"soo AmeEsa,
present annual consumption 10 Fnuc- =. in snuff, T,500..5f
snt .osn ~ rns ~ - - eeH y
II4OsO, amt az 9 cents, G1ttS-5-
R,rE. 90 PItorAeE. Se, ~ s,v Ta,Se1seo-The 81
awing are ths rate. q ph"tas, t.s.se -nd .hartsr e.isl-
PIossEs-faward and outNart-Per Eat, sTi over 800
t,us. additional PER tau, . cent? whaling vessels, pr BOT, 81
To,sags-uf rqg.rep 70 and firm sea-so % 1000 ton,
Rbasfags-to0 % t5o t1ns. per dty. - % 10 20 200, s1Oi
- s9, e"9 % 500 IONS, 80 ,9 o. iIoV' .",' - LOO -
StD. Hurbor Dass-Per ton, 4 cents.
scaNsafVE Dnrffva-N new patented submarine dru
has bern Poahieei u New York wbish = pronounced ~ al
- - b. used Ia r.mpyinE oh-tfuetians ia len Cate, near TIE
Thr mnrhinr IL In ne shapr ~ a : mushrsam anrhar.v or half
% a sphere. u II about seven . in diameter az N bpttnm,
tRht. are placed tWp engines q ahout Gvr horse power. They
fs b. aiflehsf !, hsairr % board a taT. Th- ~a1eharr I.
surrounded ~ a str"i frame work, supporting The drM Tbr
with about eightesn btisE Diamonds. IL y attached % an iron
tub@ nine bet long. worked BY a screw. and having over thrr~
hundred rvotutions o. an inch. The diamonds are arranged
90 ~ b. rrind the rock a. hme ~ saad, "a the rt~ q an tuch a
minute. several experiments have begu made on Maine and
quincy grlnit-. al q which have been sucrrssfai. The ~an-
ehnr" viii b. twcrri frum a ting, which viii supply the en-
ginea with STRAIN. The weight &c tMs apparatus VIII hwer 10
iu spite of he strongest tse. and Keep Ia hrmly on the bottom.
\ smooth hotr ean b. dnilrI I've fet deep ia an hogr-N. Z.
Cor. San FraHctsc0 TmSs.
-fxE % Nstts-The Showing table wiz show any oue at a
g1ugs thr trugth % the various stxrs and the number 81 nail.
Ia a pound. They arr rated ~3-IennyH up o. o. zO-peuny~
The nr-t column gives the number, thu second the Ength ia
LnDL-. MI L. MIL H. n.u.L.r - n-n-I hi L.
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~NATURDlr.

~, Isos.
Another duh week Peace ani quit prevails, tLe latter 4,
safh az eStruf a. o. l. eSe~.lnsIy fis1grrcabb-, ahun.n-iy -
60 thr IacsIe-- wights who have an extensive LIT % bills Jay
abb O. MEET
Adams 4 Wilder heLd another SALE ca Tuesday g gods by
The fra=H, prices showing large falling &c from those obtainsi
aErtnisht as1-
Thc KHassE having been darassd . 70 the Hawaiian Gov
emm-ut, thrre VIII b. ~ sae 4 hr hun today a. advertised
Samuel Loler, prupdetor e the Revere Hous-. NAB az as
-sumeut on Monday Last Gr The 5cn-dt e h- crult0rs-
Capt Hatdeti- q BaHti, has made an assignment hr the
benefit a creditors
There has been cate n nrDv-Htcut 90 c1nce the past Ece1,
large purchsaes being ssSfe 6r parties ia san Francisco.
-ateS have been effected a from o o. III cents a p0uud.
Tse Bhistier -sIet On THURSDAY afternoon 6r san Pan
C-eo, having about Aa4 "a her capacity occupied
The 4I,ska SAILED Yesterday hr Portland, Orglu, with 2
full freight
The Do H-rrag all sal today.
We pahE-h On our first page the ANIMAL statistics q the Cob
iector GsucraI % Customs. which VII repay a pera-aL-
Tsrhrt arrivals q the Spring feet ofNhaicr az ,hS port
and IEl- Hawaii, are reported bv@S.
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William II. Webb. the builder OF the iroucIad
D,usdsrbeTy, which was sold 90 the French Govern
ment aud reehristrned the ROchdmbsGI. has re-
ceived a letter from the French Minister 81 Marine
speaking in high praise OF the vessel and saying
she more than equals The expectations 81 her pur-
ehasers. 10 j. limited that he may receive orders
for other vessels % the same model, and naturally
feels IN high feather at the praise be j. receiving.
While IL may b. satisfactory 90 W 20 know that we
can turn out such excellent work from our ship
yards 10 may be- less satisfactory to think that the
strongest and best war -hip ever made in America
u IN the possession Of n foreign power with whom
war, n not probable, j. at least possible. In the
present condition Of our forts the ROcLoDaJsUt nee
D,DadsrbsTy. could enter several Of our harbOrS ut
will and take her own time To assault ~. She
might De used up by guubOats and steam rams.
and. ON the Their hand, she might dD a great deal Of
using mp ON her own account IL i said that an
effort will be made % have the helpless old iron
clads, now lying near Philadelphia. put in some
sort Of trim and prevented from going 10 absolute
decay
The SWEDISH Arctic EXFEpTrON.-A brief note,
addressed 10 the President Of the Royal Society.
Professor NOrdcuSkiold, written at KObbc Bay.
september 18th. gives a few particulars Of the
Swedish Arctic Expedition The highest latitude
TO which the party were able to navigate their
steamer was the - deg. 2 min. where lee stopped
them. This was tbe end Of August; but n week
later the sea was clear. and from one Of the high
eat peaks Of Parry Island traces only Of ice fur
Their northward :" could be seen The exploring
steamer. after taking in coal. sent out for her use
60 Kobbe Bay. made again for thr north. whether
TO pass "a winter 30 The Ice or not i al present IN
certain. MeanWhile. the coal ship returns 20 Swe-
den. bringing five OF the exploring party. with the
rich geological. geological and botanical cOllcc-
tions" made during the first part Of the voyage
10 l. probable. therefore. that IN a few weeks we
shall get fnll particulars Of all that our eutcrpri~
ing rivals have discovered and acquired since they
ernsantl fh' Arrfir Circle in July last
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To the Eljtor Of The Commercial AduertiSer:
S1R-Please to give a place in your paper to the
accompanying note from Miss L. Bingham, which
contains a statement corrective of that which appear
ed over the signature of .' Vigilance in your last
weeks issue. ST CoRNEY,
Feb. 16, 1869. Principal of the Militant School.
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MARRIED

HsssE-ftotHE--Ou saturday, Feb. 9Th, at thr Courr.
rttuuuni church. at Nakawap. BY che Rev. j. T.. Green. vi
bvdcrisS ittakc W Mss Kctupaiuas Holmes.
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Mc=HsNE-tn this city. on the 18th inst. q rupture of the
hn vrutricic % the heart, Mr. James McShaue. aged Is yyars
Deceased was a native % The lsIc Il Man, AMI has friends anil
relatives ia san Franctscn anil New ORLEANS.
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OR0P0sALS FOE ARMV TRANsPOKrA
TION
DEPARTMENT OF DAKOTA.
oFFicE CaIEt y.AKrERNasrkR,

IN ~
Sealed Proposal. viii be reserved at TN. On, CO
ls1g, for tue Tran.pOTt.tlon Of Military sappiis.
during the year eommencing April 4, 1859 and end
Miuneseta to ct Cloud. Minnesota. By the ssr 1
aSis 81 linz ,s e qs :. sOs b
.e1ri sesnssd sy ss s- iseS q r sss
souri, river eastward 20 present. posts. OF such q
may be established east or north of thsi river in
The weight 70 Be transported on this Route No. q
shall not exceed ten millions pounds, 1880 90 lbs
per on. SSndr.d r nile. or sso
e the yer; beginning April !, 1889. aud ssdsns
Bieders should give their names in fuIl, o. won
q thsir places Of residsnce, and each proposal
sble persons, guaranteeing that in csse eonfr act
70 the party proposing the cont ct viii De- asssSs
ed and catered into, and good and suffcent seear-
terms Of this sdverti.emsst. A0''uA"'' WIN 'hs
The contractor will be required 60 give bonds
"a s the sun of one hundred thousand dollars.
satisfactory evidence of the 10y ally and soiseney
be reon red And Before an sssrd 70 say biades !.
made he VIII O. required e give satisfactory eva
denes 9f his ability aud means g. carry out fairly
Proposals must be indOrsed" Proposals for Army
Transportation on koute No. /" and none viii be
entertained unless they fully comply With the rs-
cuirements OF this advertisement.
prepared 70 execute the contr.cf at once snd @
give the required bonds for the fsithful per-
Torrance q the contract.
The right g reject any aud all bids that may 10
offered IL reserved.
The contractor mu { be in readiness Tor service
BY the LIST dap of April 1859. and will be reaare4
TO have place Of business agency 81 which 10
may - communicated With promptly and reAaug
son, Dakota Territory, or AZ such poist a. mag %
indicated - . starting point Of this route
Blank forms, showing tue conditions OF the COZ
tract TO 20 entered into. be hs1 On applcaftoo
O. this once. or the once Of the qartermastsr
worth and Omaha, ssd NUT seccmsan, aud be Q
part 81 the proposals. nOtAefko.
n; Col, Deputy n..Sse D.l s ~. ons' Ss. o
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TO MIRA CT oRs.

To CONTRA CToRs.
Proposals in duplicate, with a COPY OF this sd-
sert,rement sttsc he'd will be received by the I'M
FOR Oh AkING THE MoAT At FoRT della
WARE. EEL.
, ne estimated amount of mud TO be remove 4 from
The 'noat is SEQ cubic yards the mud TO Be depos
ted on the siacis, which is about eleven aud one
ha1 ct shove the bottom of the moat. Contrac-
tors v l iurb Ish their own barrows gang plauks
ana tCU4s, and also their own pumps, aud motive
power % ace ping the mOat clear Of water.
The v Hrk must be Completed by n arch 1. 1879
sepsrst" proposals in duplicate will also oe re
and date abC re mentioned for rem ling OnO en- bic
yards more OF less, of the mud from the glacis q
such points g. may be desi grated, vary ing in lis
lance from IS 70 x0J yards
"he proposals for cleaning the meat will state
the price per cubic yard
The proposals for NOV ng the mud from the gI.cis
100 yards
Payments will be made monthly, or at such
uEesa as funds may e received for this purp pose
bonds for the sum o; two thousand dollars sisnei
alsO by two responsible euretfes whose names must
be mentioned In the bids.
Any information desired not herein contained
can be obtained application By letter or pers
ally, to the undefeigned
The proposals will be opened at noon on January
10, l56s st Fort Delaware, Del, at which time and
Place bidders are requested TO be present.
The undersigned reserves the right re ject any
ana all bios not considered for the Interest Of the
Proposals will be marked "Prop lsals for
Cleaning Moat at Fort Delaw are. Del, or Pro
pcsals for Removing Mud from Glacis at Fort Del
aware, Del v and addressed,
lst Lieut.. 4th Artillery, and A. A ON,
la4st u. 5 A. Fort Delaware. Del
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be ard he is hereby requested to furnish this
amount OF gold coin sold by the Government
since January. 1e63, in each year, with the date
and amount of each sale. the rate and amount
OF premium realized, the commissions and ex.
penses attending the same and TO whom paid
and stating particularly 10 what accounts such
expenses and commissions We're charged, and
TO what accounts the premiums Were credited
The House then a. lourned.
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPOsALs FOB ARMY SUPPLIES.
HEApo'Rs FIRST military Drs-

HEADQ' RS Z RsT military DISTRICT.
CFFICE CHIEF CoMNIssARY OF SUBsIsrEycE,S
RICHMOND. VA, January 4, 1859 \
sealed ProposaIs, which must be in duplicate,
are invited until MONDAY the lI,h insta nt, at ~
o'clock N for supplying the United States Sub
sistence Department with the following articles,
Los pou n new !canvasssD Hams, IS. c." of
20 barrels best Family Flour (brand to be stated
1000 pounds Carolina Rice, NEW crop, in barrels
l!o. pounds Green Bio Coffee, lin double sacks,)
Morriss Ce s Amber syrup
200 pounds AdamaAtine Candles I6 g. full weight
I'm strong boxes, } strapped with green hickory
60 pounds Of Common SOAP. Tin strong boxes.
BIDDERS will submit fair samples Of the article
tor articles they propose TO furnish together with
sucb Information e. may be necessary to full and
complete understanding Of the proposal.
STANDARD samples may be seen At this office.
All stores accepted under this adve ttisement
must be delivered in excellent shi piping order, at
the United States Subsistence Department., No.
l2Io Cary street Richmond Va, within one week
spection OF che undersigned.
Pay ments and conditions as usual.
Further Particulars upon application to this Of
flee.
BY order of Brevet Major General A. B. Eaton,
Q. 8. Army, Com. Gen. Of Subsistence.
W. A. ELDERKIN.
Bvt. Maj. ard Chief O. s.,
Jsl st LIST Military District.
DROPOSALs FOB STATIONERY.
Asst MEDIC Al PrRyEYoR's OFELcE,l
WASHINGTON, n. c., January 5. 1859.
Proposals for furnishing this Department with
Stationery for the ensuing half year will be re-
ulars furnished upon apDlisetion;
jas ee3t Asst Medical Purveyor, o 8. A.
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CSITED STATES BN6TNEER's OFFicF.)
NO. Sl2 MAIN STREET, MILWAUKEE, WIS,
December s, 1853 y
until II m January 10, 1859. for extending tn.
north pier at n ussegon, Michigan. The propos ais
material ana labor
For particulars as to pay ment. time Of commenc-
ing ana nnishi ne the work classification of mate
rial &c. apply to this once. where plans and
specifications will be shown TO all who wish to
make proposals.
Contractors 10 nishing materials will be equired
10 hoio them without expense TO the United states
charge of the work.
Each bid, to have consideration, must he accom-.
panied by guarantee signed by two res ponsible
names and duly certified to, as required upon the
A printed copy of this advertisement will be
attached 20 each proposal
Blank forms Of proposals. with form OF guar
antee. will be furnished from this Ufice upou
application
The work will lie let to the Lowest responsible
bidder. the United States reserying the right 60
reject all bids
Contracts, with good and sufficient sureties, will
be executed within ten days from the da.e Of the
award.
The proposals will be placed in sealed en- veIopes
indersed Proposals for Fate ending the Sortn Pier
al Muskegon, Michigan" and adoresse ed to
Breyet Lieut.. Col U. FARQUHAR.
IN 4-5 Chief of Nm gipeers
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HARB0R IMPROVEMENTS AT MANIsrEI
HI MICHIGAN.
UNITED STATES ENeINEHRe OFFICE.
No. el2 MAIN STREET.
MILWAUKEE,, Wis De

MILWAUKEE,. Wis !, December, s, 1888. \
Sealed Proposals stll b. received az this On co
until Il N. JANUARY II: lsSs, for extending thel
piers et Manistee, Michigan. The proposals viii
be IN duplicate, and separate FOR each class Of ma
For particular; ss 70 payments, time Of con
meDcing and finishing the work, classi ncation O
material, &C., apply TO this ofice, there plans and
proposals.
Coctrsctors furnishing material will be required
to hold them without expense 20 the United states
until required for use By the engineer oficsr in
Each bid. to have consideration, must be accom-.
panied oy guarantee sgned By tWo responsible
forms iurDisHoa ''i'n'a TO- % REQUIRED u'on the
A, printed copy Of this Advertissnent wflrbs At
tached 20 each proposal.
Blank forms Of proposals.. With form Of guarsu-
essies. A % '0fh''n'a nom thus once upon sssi-
The work viii be let to the lowest responsible
pr DER the United States rsssrvns the night %
Contracts with good and sufficient sureties viii
sWsrd.
The proposals. win Be placed in ssa,ed envslopss,
endorsed :. Rropoeais for extending the Piers 6
hauistee, Miehiean," and sddrsssSd %
Brevse Lieut. Gel .. q. RA1QUHAB,
ia u CopeaAn Of knG1neoes.
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Rf WIN. l.. WALL q CO., Auctioneers.
~ Stores 81 and 3l7,
Southwest corner Penn'A avenue and eth street.
VAL STORES, EQUIPMENTS, &C.
NAVY YARD. WASHINGTON.
u., Comnandant'S Orscs. Dec. 18th. le6s (
win De onered at public sale. to the hi gheet bid
ger, on MONDAY. January 1ith l559. at IL m ct
condemned articles, among which MAJ be enumera.
ted as follows:
For the BursaK Of Construct on and Repairs
barrels Brass and Copper washings; a lot OF
OLD Mess Chests; Step Ladders; Matches; PORT
shutters; Oars; Casks; Breakers, &C &c. Also a
tot OF Eutniture, such as washstsuds; Sofas;
Chsirs; Tables Book GASES, &C., &c.
For The Bnrsau Of Equipment and Reerxitips.
Stoves, with Pipe; lot old Rope; 93 Curtains: 81
pounds Scrap Leather; 8 Blankefs: / O97 pound
salt water soap; Carpet lot old Rage, &C., &e
For the Bpreas Of Steam Ergiussrius.
2os2 pounds Tucks Packing.
For tis Bureau Of Yards and Docks
Is old Ste ely ards, Platform Scale: 1 sofa: /
sideboerd; l Book CASE; I W ashstAnd: 4 Bathing
TUB lot old Scsffold Poles, old Boiler 80 feet
per; so Doors and Fran g; light Wagon; Cook
ing Stove, &C., &c.
For the Bxrsap If Provisions and Clothing
barrels Flour; 4S half barrels flour; cask 400
lbs Rice; barrel So lbs Breed; boxes $50 lbs
Tomatoes; box (4S los. Preserve Meat; AZ kegs
"a OSi lbs Pickles, &c, &C.
Terms cash: Twenty per cent OF the purchase
Articles TO be removed within six days, or for
VIM RADFORD,
Rear Admiral and Commsndant.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
RY 96EEN D WILLIAMS,
II Auctioueers and Real Estate Brokers',
No. e20 Southeast corner yth and ID streeea


ohsSGERI ssdE y n
Court az ~. n fserse sas,sS by the Snprems
No LIZ, whe,.in s ionze Gordon ct q are CEN.
plain ,nts and willism Dawson et al ere de
ss sSs IN t an, q
ysrusry; A. D 1873. at o clock .. N, = valuab
city Il S,GS ssSss a,D a. g..
sn .s, cGs,sinsd within the following mstee ana
ard wster streets, at ise southeast corner of said
parcel; Sid rnnnins thence north to the southern
with the line Of said CANAL westwardly 70 "A alley:
there. soathwsIdly with the eastern line OF said
Iiue said Water Street to the pss Of be ,lnuiSr
TIE other Of sa,d parcel. contaied rithin the fol-
esry waae- street; for the southern bsucdsry tb.
Potor &C river; for the eastern BOUNDARY Frederick
line OF the property of Bryce rsy lOr -tos ethe,
va .ne p,iS1ieges ana appurtensnces to eaca Il
This property is nov nsed 80 . Transportation
depot for coal Tor which it possesses excellent "a
brick warehouse. IL fronts on the canal ami the
Potomac river with Hne wharfage.
ninety mine years. renewahie forever ;an annasI
rent Of six hundred dollars with tue privilege OF
dollars.
Terms of sale One third each. and the bal.ace
the purchaser viii re taken bearing inter-st from
the day Of sale and 'ien retained on the premises
cost of the purchaser. A deposit of : 0b viii b,
required OF the Sr,shasTS =, snG TN ~" Of ss'e
s1.dsds GREKN WILKINS, kuct..
N o I G e.
We will sell at public sale. at Walls Bazaar. on
Louisiana ayenut. on THURSDAY, January 18th
1853 one BAY HORSE liz or Ter to pay i've month's
ja7-6t. MAIN MARrsH.
f COOPER LATIMER, Auct,oneers,
50 - Late clerks with J. q. Mcclure Co..
Star once Building
TRUSTEES SALE OF DRUGS. MEDICINES.
FANCY AkTlCLEe; STORE FIXT &c.
On % r. ,EspAI, the l2th day Of Jsuusry. 1879
by virtue of deed of trust, datet the Isth day
s. 81 sf r ~ for o WssS
aned IN tb the good: aud eh,tts. con
Der Of Pennsyivania avenue and 81 street T The
goods Tos viii be sold in detail. Sale peremptory.
80; CHARLES HARMON Trustee.
tlY UOOPEK 4 LATIMEK, Auctioneers.
'' Star Once i SSidins ana Eleventh H.
AssIGNEE'S SALE OF STOCK OF COOKING
aah ss E HiEEATtMS sT0yES, CHANDELIERs
ISGs; H3Ess Akp CoxEsEp WAGON. sc =,
kkaI NC, THE STOCK G0STAdNEpIN sI0RE
At At Ag S rTp STREET BETWEEN AND H.
o. On MONDAY MORNING. January 1lth.
@ ISg' at 20 o clock, at No 422 eth street,we
50 Flat Top and Step Cooking Stoves
pffInankin Range, No. 2; Welcome Range
Blbb's atrobe Stove. Stove Castings and Brick
oriental Stoves, assorted sizss
BIonzed Gas Chandeliers aud Fixtures
Water Clnset and other Plumbing Fix,ures
Brass Globe Nalves Stop Cocks. Registers kc
machlne Tor making Gas from Coal OIL
Iron and Zinc Sinks. Marble Basins
Leg Boilers and Hydrsnts. Jack Pumps
Lot Tin spouting and Stove Pipe
Lot Tin, W OGDEN, and Hardware
Timer 3 Tools. Benches, &c.
Iron and Gas Pipe
Store and Office Fixtures, &c.
HOfte and Covered Express Wagon
Terms cash. Store for rent
GEORGE III, MAYNARD, Assignee
Js6-d COOPER & LATIMER Aucts
Sunday Chroul
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DROPOsALs FoR GUARD HOUSE AT
BROMNSN LILY

hkAp2t ARTkRS fiFrH NJ lI.trARG DiSrrfcT,
STATE 80 fENAs. OFFlcE q N
AUsTlN TENAS. Dec q. lSSs
sealed Proposals. IN duplicate, will be reoef vef
at this ONCE until SATURDAY.. ysn1Arg Is. lsss
et II O'Clock VI Tor the construction Of q v 0etss
Brownsville. Texes. -
Plans and specifications can be eNamiued II the
once OF the Chief On artermss Department OF
Louisiana, New Orleans, at the office % the saper-
yisng Quartermsster. sub District Of the Rio
Grsnde. Brownsville, Texas. aus at this OF e
Each bid must be accompanied BY ssuarAutee Of
Al least two persons. fvhose responsibility must
be CO rtined 10 by clerk OF acourt that the btf
der 10 competent 10 carry out the contract az
awarded 20 him, and that he will give the REQ uirsd
bonds therefJr, and each bidder will state his
place Of residence
The right lie reserved TO reject any or all bids
Proposals to be plainly ~ncorsed = Prom e as fer
Guard house at Brownsville, Texas" snI cd
dressed 20 the undersigned.
BY command Of Brew. Mayor Gen. J . Reynolds.
j A. POrTGk,
Brew. Brigadier General and c y NJ
jsset fifth MILITARY District
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-01-07
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GREGORY-DUTTON. On thu evening o, the
5th in tsnt At the residence CT the bride father,
400 18th street. by the Rev. G. Butler, D D..
w. GREGORY, OF Maryland to MARTHA A.
BUTTON. of this city.
BUTLER-BOYER. On the Cd instant, by the
Eev. Mr.. Addison, OVERTON @ BUTLBR, Of
Mary land. to Miss KITTY BOYER. OF New York
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