A; W. BUETOIT,
ATTORNEY AT L A W ,
J SJieiter ej Lc Judicial Circuit, ,
In the Superior Coorts of Law
.1 r,,uf Cherokee. Macon, Jackson. JUy
i iwlersoi. BSMtocbo, Madison, lancy
xr.n.n Callvell. Watauga, Burke. Rntherfonl
. And CkarcUmL Alof ia the Supreme, Court at
Horrent on. .
ryCoHoctions f H Including Pension
Refers to the Judges of the Ssprcxnc andScpc
HorCoarU of North Caroliua, -
April t. ICol. ') .
Z 15. Vance,
ATTORNEY AT -LAW, .
' jisiievilLt jr. c. -
David Coleman,
Attorney at a&t-.
bukxsville, n. a
Mwh 3, 1833. til
EanMn, Pulliam & Co.,
ISirOETERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS Itf
lrtlffn and Domcitlc Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods and Clothing,
131 MEETING STREET,
Charleston, S. C. ;
T)f.I. KA5KI.V, V j P. M. CRAIG MILES
fe. r. PCLLIA5I, J ( A, p. SMITH.
Sept 2 9; '33; . ' "
CHEAP "CASH STORE
i -9 .... f 1"
t James M. Blair
Br laT? to call the attention of hi friends
isJ the public generally to the fact that ho is now
-whin; and opening in the new brick store
LMwop;wiic the Eagle Hotel, and recently oc
cur ted by Dr. IlJUiard as a Drag Store, the most
elegant and beautiful assortment of
GOODS
Iter oftend U the rwp'.e of Western Carolina.
UH stoc h all ffb, having been purchased
within a few dars-, an I the assortment made lip
with fcU1 reference to the wants and tastes of
the people of lht section.
II is Gol were to igiit to be sold. And be sold
I hey htil if there I any efficacy in low prices.
Cwh bnjers are invited to call and examine his
GOODS AND TRICES,
Wf.re purchasing ebewhere.
The csual roc n try prodncc taken in exchange
for (Io.kU at cash prices.
Ashctille, January 4, ISoo. tf
DH. P. A. WILHITB,
Wholesale and Ectail Druggist
AXDEIiSOX V. ., 5. G,
fa AS Jr.n rrrelTrd, and ril! keep. erntantlr on
hand, a very largo and well selected tock of
IVmls, Oils, YavmsUcs,
Crushes, Ymov Glass,
VrcncU ami ilmevican.
Alio, Dealer in American, French and English
Chemicals, Drugs,
Perfumery, French Candies Snujfst Jpne
Tobacco and Cigars.
FANCY ARTICLES AND DYE-STUFFS.
t : : 'Atsd-T
Fine Brandies and llTnts,
EwM only for medical purpose. ;
Merchints and all others can depend upon their
fcrlers meeting prompt attention, upon the uiot
accomruodatins term. -rhyician3
and Families can rclyonhatinsthcir
prescrijitiuns carefully compounded.
Ilia G.kvI art; elected uith great -care, and
will be warranted as represented.
CeTCall at $, Brick Range, one door abore
Harrison & Broylci Uw cifScC.
. Ansust 10, 1 Sat . .
Eamsay's Piano Store,
COLCMDIA, P. C.
Husid and.llusical Instrnincnts
.wi'.JNtTNNS & Com:TtnlVh$
T onal Grand Pianos; Hallet, Davis
& Co. Patent StLensien Bridge Pianos;
Chickcrlng TratcH and oilier best maker's
t'ianov nt'thofFACtonr Prices.
CoIuraWa Antfct ! S, J S54 1 y
Fiirnitiiro :For Sale.
The undersigned keep constantly on hand at
their shopin AfhcrilTe.a Ur-oqaaatlly Of nell
Jaale and snperior finished ,
F, u r n 1 u v c
9
tf tfcf ro;t
fashionable klid,
cortfii
of
Chairs, Cane atid Cushioned bottoms
and other qualities, Sofas, Bureaus,
Guitarsj and a number of Vio
lins, Botes a nd St rings
ef the best ?rnal!tj. JTboso who arc'deslrons of
Purchasing any artlclo of Farniture of any de-
aitJon, will do well tocall ami tee theirassort
asnt before purchasing elsewhere, as they arc de
krmioed to sell at the very lowest price and on
tebest teims J. & J. HIDDEDRAN. j
pOOTS, ihoes, saddlery, lanlwarc, candies, raif
rot. citron, currants, sugar, coffee, jewelry, iroo,
toils, .hither, eastings, and everything else yi
rer heard of tig-a articlo of . merchandise. Be
ar tocall, at the old stand, and sec onr goods
ad Lear oar price.
smith & Mcdowell.
KEADV.MADE CLOTIIIXG.
"rb assortment, cheap as anv body can sell,
torn
opening
at
S. & McD'S.
Lincoln Shirting'. '
The saWribe have on hand a lare sup
Vj of this popular "pxxli, which ivill b? sold
factory prices;: The? f.Ta the AirenU for
W3
-ad and examine it. . ".
smith t, Mcdowell;
ot this article, and pu'rcI;.ltc can baj
Ci at wliolcsald or Hetail, on as poocf Limit
' Jl can ty had 0f the manuCicturors. ' .
rille.
Dec. If, 1652.
S'o m e thing Ne w 1
I . BE IT KXOWXs
AND let it go forth npon the wings of the wind
to evcTy InHridualin the State of Jiorth Carolina
that ;. - .,. .. - ,
PDLVERMACUER'3
HYDRO. Eia-:CTItv.Vl.TAIC Clf AIXS
are th only trnly scientific remedy by which all
XERl'OUS DISEASES can beyiurUyrclieTcd
and permti aeii L'y ctntd. " .'v..1' ';.':...
Ithetitaatisin, Periodical Nerrons Headache,
ratnrul and BwellcU Joints, Uterine Pains,
Dyspepsia, Paralysis, Sciatica, Pajns between the
cijouhicrs, Neuralgia ol tbe race, Indigestion
Flatulence, Palpitation of the Heart, Ucnera
weoiaty, Astiima,
HISTORY;
The Hydro iHectric-VoItaic Chains were firs
introilMced in France three years since, by the
far-celebrated French Professor Pulrermacher
as an entirely new and norel mode ofanDltin
. Electro-magnet isrn In therwre ef AVrrj Diseases
and after being subjected to the most thorough
trial, by the first medical men of tLatcity, la every
hospital they were pronounced to be the most
STkaciaus of any remedial ajrent yet discovered
for the -rapid rtUtf and permanent cure of the abore
mentioned diseases. and wetu also recommended
to tbeiavorof the French rorercment. whoeran
ted a patent in the year 1849. Duririg the years 1550
ana ol tttjiy were minKiucea Jnt4 Austria, Ger
many, tJekium, and also patented in those conn
trie, where tin y not only met with the sanction of
alraojd erery learned man of Europe .but were
brou-lit Into general use In every hospital on the
Eastern continent, and the Ivncfuial resvlls pr.
ilnced In the cure of Nervous Diseases, fonnd to
be astoftshmg and strange. The Chains were first
introduced in this country one year since, in the
city of New Vork u here their faue had already
preceded them. They were at once submitted to
atrialta the hospitals of that city; by the cele
brated Professor Valentine Mott, Post, Van Buren,
VarnocLan. who readuy mcoveied that they cer
tainly possessed extraordinary power in the treat-
nicni ana cure oi nervous uixeases, anu ai once
alvised their gmtrrlise throughout this country,
Ifj pnblbhinig their opinions iii a pamphlet which
may be oftaiued (gratis) of any of the advertised
agents in the state. , .
THE SALE AND DEMAND
hasheca uMitral!kd since their first in trod nci ion.
and Xio o:ie prrurn can be found that has expressed
himsclf;di.Nat;sfied with thvir use, and in no in
stance have they faihd to iK?rf-rtn tvhat they
claim tot They are so constructed, as to be worn
next to the skin, upn the part diseased,' and by
sim:dr moistening them with common vineirar. a
constant current of uninterrupted Elictro-Iane-
tisut is produced, w hicli anpplictt.t he exha usted .Nerr
ons System with that essentia! Fluid which is the
source qf xorauch pain and suffering.
IN FEMALE DISEASES
they arc rai.Mry tahmg hc place of all Xosi'ntms
talien iito the stomach, for the neither sicfen
nor d'tsgvftt and can be used at all times with the
most -Perfect safety. They are equally applicable
ofadinH and children, and will Iastfor years with
no danger of getting out of repair, and can be
sent by piailto any part of the United States.
itce fr Chains ;j and S, accompanied by a
fmphldt of 30 pages, givinira elmr and full'nc-
count ofi the mode of use. The Chains mar he
setn on jeihibition at the Crystal Palace, New
V$rk, "where they attract great attention from the
earned and scientific.
CAUTION TO LADIES.
Ladies who are enciente are requested riot to
tm? them, fir by so doing unpleasant results fre-
qtlentlv follow.
The Electric Chain are lorsaic in all ine prin
cipal cities in the United States. SMITH Si
.MCDOWELL, only Agents . Mr snevilio i. -u.,
JOSEPH STEIN EuT.
lienerai Agent, 03 uroaclway, i. .,
Angus!
10, 183 1.
Gentlemen's Furnishing
j Department.
A maii by calling on ns early, can be fitted
out and jo'it. from a shirt collar standing at an
amrle of 35 degrees, to a pair of high heeled socks,
Call at oofce, and the thing shall 1 e di
If i sitnr it . iti t a
smith. baiIid & Vance.
Dec. 14. IS5i-tf
4-i . .
Those Intereste d Will Read
i This Notice. v
We a: e under the paesin necessity of say
ing to these indebted to ti., that wc niut have
inrcy; ind if pajmcnt is not mado by the
Istiof Januan- next, we will bo under the
necessity of forcing collections. .
RANKIN & PULLIAM.
T
ct.20.
Hats and Caps.
M magnificent assortment of fashionable HATS
and CAPhcotoiitingof , ;
Silt, fu r aril Ilrush Hats; every kind and
color jf Soft Hats; Phish, velvet, cloth,,
j . 1 and military Cap?,
mm hw iwnw! At flit die an rash store of
V MV -j- . t
. JAMES JI. BLAIK.
5heville,Jannary 11, 185. - 1 , tf
Few
Goods! Few Goods!
l I ; JAMBS Jl. BLAIR . A
IS low opcuini? a larc ah(i elegrfnt as
sortment of SPRING GOODS, suited
in cVcry class of customers. He would
rcsjieclfully request the
! , L ad ies
to cslt, before making their stirrimer sc
lectbn?, an! would parucularfy invito
thcif attention tp his beautiful ;.sif If tis
sues! bernges, muslins, gmghams, tfce.
P II B CJ IS S:T L K M E N ;
willjfind it to iheitadvanlage to exam
hie tis varied styles ol : Ready Made
Clothing coats, pants; and vests; his
suniiner dress goods, dralAJetes, Italian
clotlis, linens, drills, and vestings. Al-
so,
lit:
: HATS,
SilU,,Panama, chip, straw, and lephorn.
Hij? nub SHOES, BOOTS, GAIT
ERS, will Compete wifh any ever be
fore offered in this market. . His large
assortment of " - -
i SADDLEEY. t
has been selected with unusual care
AU cheap for rash.- A he aks is a call,
for bJ reels assured every oueVuHist be
pleased, boifi wfllr his goods aint prices.
(IeAVlLL sell, as his mollo s, "quicic
safes IukI short profits.", . ; i;
lli.. friends' will remember tnat tie
takes hll kinds of country' produce, at
the highest priccs--chickens, ' turkeys,
ducks butler, eggs, &c.' ; pril Pi-r
iIthat, coMHissioif Hpusp of
T1KLEY & HERHOK'S,
'.',. : Charleston, S. C- : : a
- THE only house doing business in . that city,
that actually had any experience' in Reccivin"' and
jforwaratngor Goods previous to the South Car
olina Railroad quittinlhe business -in Jnlv List:
is still open jut the Keciiciny and Foncardin oT all
jyuus oi goous, warts, merchandise, machinery,
produce, &c, - . . - - -
If yon vant yourgoods forwarded without the
rcxatious delays and enormous expense bills paid
"-vui "i4 4h iuv adiuc tiinu nave your
businessdone in such a manner that somebody
"iaujcyani'He ior i no aamagea and lost
.packageir consign them to Ti.vley &, Herrok,
Hw v -wnfu anu j: orwaruea an uoocis con
signed to them dnring all (the past season without
any extra charge over those established rates as
given bdow.and np to this time have not encoun
tered a lilry Complaint.. . .
5 Our y.r. Herron was Cleric orthe Recelvjn and
Forwariirg Department of the South Carolina
Rail Road Company for the past seven years, and
is perfectly farailiar wkh all their books,' freight
tariffs and rules of shipment, both by rail roads
and vessels, together with the mode of proceeduro
to sccitre "damages and pay for lost articles from
other parties, the proper steps of which, will be
taken in all such cases without loss or delcy to . the
owners. Another important advantage is that his
thorough knowledge of all freights ar.d rules of
suipmeni enables mm ro instanijy detect ana cor
rect any overcharge in the Bills of. lading.'wliich
in all cases has to be done at that time, or be lost to
the oicner, in many instances greatly exceeding
the commissions wo charge. He was also raised
in Charleston, is perfectly "climated and free
from the contagions of that city, therefore we will
underall circumstances faithfully discharge any
business entrusted to ire.
AH produce such as Wheat, Floa Corn, Corn
Meal, Bacon. Lard, Butter, Eggs, Cotton; Rice,
Rye,1 tuts. Hay,, Tobacco wool, Feathers, Bees
wax, Potatoes, Onions. &c.f consigned to us, will
be promptly sold and the proceeds returned with
out keeping tho money a pw months to speculate
upon; lor we wish it distinctly understood that we
engage in no speculation whatever all that we
want is our commission, as follows:
For Receiving and Forwarding all -ordinary
packages of goods 10 cts; large packages of furni
ture and machinery, charges according to respon
sibility. Iron and steel in loose bars. 10 cts per
hundred lbs:, and stohible for advancing 'freights
and charges 2 1-2 per cent, which you can save by
depositing the money with us for selling produce
2 1-2 per cent. We will also fill all orders in this
market making the best selections forour patrons,
at 1 1-2 per cent. . TINLEY & HERRON.
Charleston, Jan. 1st. iSoo.
We beg leave to refer to the following gentlemen:
Rev. Thos. W. Alkih, Maj. M. M. Gaines, Ashe-
ville. . .. . . '
P. D. Gates. 12 Broadway, New York.
Col. James Gadsden, Charleston. .
John Caldwell, President of S. C. Rail Road.
Thos. Waring Auditor " " . "
John Kins, Agent ' ,l .
lUatt , McBurney & Co., and J. S. & L. Bowie
& Co., Charleston. , ,. ,
W. B. A. Ramsey Secretary of State; A. R. Cro-
zier. i;onsptrouer oi ireasury, and M. M. Swan.
Nashville. Ten.
French &Van Epps, Und J. J. Brjaht, Chat
anooga. Q. A. Tipton, Railroad Agent, and merchants
v..
N. uanimon bon.. I .J. & U. Powell, Craig
head ami Deaderiek, Knoxville. Tennessee.
W.& T. Harris. Inman & Hamilton. -Branncr &,
Mitchell. Fains & King, Dandridge, ,Tcun.
f V'The GieenvUIc, S.C. Mountaineer, Athens,
(f!a.) Watchman, and Charlotte, N. C, Demo
crat, w ill each copy one year, and forward bill to
T & 11.
Wool Wanted.' '
Wc want to buy ten thousand pounds good
clean washed Wool, .wr which we will pay
goods at very Jow prices.
W. D. KArKUN & (JO.
May 20, '53. '
Eeady Blade Clothing.
.Received and for'salc,a larcje lot of Heady
Made Cloihinj. . Call and see at
N . D. KAXKUT& GVs.
Oct. 2o. . :
Vllc AiraliC, Know Nothing
ami Young America IIats,together with
I'lunh caps, and other slyles, compose a part ol
the large stock or gomls to be tounu at
SMITH, BAWD if- VANCE'S.
Dec. 21, 1854., . u
SIIAWtS, SHAWLS!
At prices ranging from 25 cents to $6. New,
beantilul, ana lower man last wioier.- -
- S.lilTH, DAIRD & VANCE.
Dec. U, 1851. it : :
GREAT ATTRACTION! ! !
New Spring and Sum'uicr
600D8J ; -
TIIE undersigned aro now: rpceivin and
opening at their OLD STAXD, a heavy
assortment of spring and summer fiOOI
of the latest and most fashionable styles; and
erho'racms every variety usually; kt-pt. in a re
tail establishment iu tliis country. ; -
Thcv deem it unnecessary, to enumerate the
varictis articles; comprised within their assort
ment; or to specify prices; suffice it to say,
that they have been carefully and tastefully
selected, by one of the partners .in market;
and will be sofd at.a VERY SlIALL ad
VANCE ON ORIGINAL COST. .
.They flatter themselves-that the superior
advantages of tf hiclr they are possessed for
purchasing Goods, Vvill enable thrn to sell as
low, if not a fijiltic HjOTl'cr, than any
onor else; and a, you can get at their store
any aiiicleyou may slaud in need of." it will
be greatly to your advantage,- one and allt to
ctime,! with your! -Feathers, .Rags,, Beeswax,
Tallow, Ilides, $:e., drc.; and more important
than all, With your pocket books well filled
with CASH, and mako. your purchases of
them.1 ,.' '.'J. .V ''
To Our old friends arid cusfomers, we ten
der our sincere thanks; and " respectfully soli
cit a continuance of the liberal patronage they
have hitherto bestowed upon T
y ; -. w. n: rankin & coy;
Asheville," April..1), 55". tf V -
Boot3 and'Shces.
fl eiitlemcna water proof sewed Roohs
Y Ladies11 Caiteri and Dnskins; children's
b-2i-wal3ting shoes' and slippers;';' ladies -and
gentlemen's Overshoes; a very superior article of
'Cork "Soles, . -...
from th? "welt known establishment of Miles &
Son.' for sale at the cheap cash store of . . ' -
PROPOSALS.
' - - Niv Department. - )
; r Bureau of . Yards and Docks, Slay 1; 1855. $
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR EACH CLASS
Separately, endoniedPropbsals for Class ; JJo.
name vie class) ior, the navy-ynrd t;nafrie the
yard) will be receivea at this office nntu noon on
the eighth day of June next for furnishiDg, at the
several navy-yards named, the materials -and ar
ticles embraced in the following classes, and which
artr-jmnicuiariy uescrioea in prmrea scneauies,
nintii nijiuB luruisueu - upon application, ana
sent by mail,Jf so requested, to persons desiring
to offer to contracfor any or all the classes named
therein ,?by the commandants of the several navy
yards jTor the -classes ffiivthe yards . nnder their
cuinuia.nu, or uyine navy agent nearsiv.- mere to,
or by the bureau, for any or alfthC; yards. .
In case bidders desire the commandants or navr
agents to serja them schedules by niaif, it wijl be
necessary in order to insure their transmission,
that they should enclose, in their application pos
tage stamps, as the law requires all postage to be
prepaid. - '-."I ''-r' l"'''' ' -
djidders are hereby cantioned and ' particmarly
notinea tnat tneir oners roust be m the form here-
prescribed, and be mailed in , time to reach their
destination before he time expires for receiving
inem; np oiq win oeconsiaerea wnicn snail oe re
ceived after the. period stated, and no allowance
will be made tor iaihires of themail. '
i; To guard against offers beingopened before the
time appointed, bidders are requested to endorse
on tne envoione aoove tne address. ; ana draw a
line under the endprsemeht... thtts: Proposalsfor
Class, No. (naitie the class) far .the Navy yard
(name the yard. ) . v .- t - i
To the Chief of Jhc liureau ot Yards and Docks,
Washington, D. U. "
All bids which may be opened bbfore the pro
per time, in consequence of their not beinendor-
sed as above, will be returned to the bidders.
- 1 1 FORM OF OFFER. '
... ' (Here date the offer.)
1,'lhcre insert . the name,) of (name the foien,) in
the ptate ol name toe Slate,) liereoj' oner to lurn
Lsh under your advertisement dated (dateofadver-
tisnnent.) and subject tb all the requirements of
tho same, and ot the printed schedule to which it
refers, all the articles embraced In Class No
(name Vis cZssA for the havy-yard at (name the
yard,) according to said schedule, vi2: here $aste
on tht printed class from the schedule, and opposite
each erticlc set the price, and carry out the amount in
mc columns jor dollars ana cents, and joot up tne
aggregate amount of the bid for the class,) amouu
tinff to (here icrite the amount in words.) !.
"' I propose as my agent ' (here name", the agent, if
one ts-reqinrea oyine scneauierior nti suppiy uuuer
the classes miscellaneous, by a ribn-resideht of the
ilace of delivery; and, should my oner be accepted,
I renuest the contract jnay be prepared and sent
to the navy agent at (name the agency,) for signa
tures and certificate. - ' V .j
. (Here the bidder to sign his name.)
' . . FORM OF GUARANTEE.
i I The undersigned, native of guarantor. of (name
the toicn and State of nam the. State, and (name
vf second guarantors , 4'c:,) hereby undertake that
tne above-named, na me the bidder.or bidders
if his for their offer as above be accepted, enter
into contract with, the United State? within fifteen
days after the date of notice, through ithe post
iolh:ce, of the acceptance of his or their otfers
before mentioned,
i ; Witness: r
I . Signature of guarantors."
I ! I certify that the above-named here hame the
guarantors are known to me to be good and res
ponsible guarantors in this case,
j ' , , Signature.
j i To be signed by the district judge, district at
torney, collector, navy agent, or sonie. person
known to the bureau to bo responsible. .
i FOR PORTSMOUTH, N. H.
Class No. 1 .-Bricks.
i . 2.-Stoue.
I ; 3.-Yellov pino timber. .
- 6.-Sprucej hemlock, dr pine.
I i 7.-Lime. Y
j ! . 8.-CemeiTt;
1 O.-Gravel and sand.
! 10.-31ate.
j: 11. -Iron,
b 12.-Steei.
ii 14,-Files.
15.-Paints, oils, and glass.
lO.-Ship' Chandlers.
18:-Stafionery: -
19.-Wood; ;
!i SO.-Hay; v
I!' ' 21.-Proverider:v
!; J 2g.Chafcoal; ,
23.-Iron castings.
1 . 2 l.-Re moving ledge.
II : 25.-Construciing sewer.
i, . FOR BOSTON.
Class f o. l.-Bricks. .
ii- . T. .' 2.-Stone. . '
, S.-Yellovv-pine timber;
4. - , tr V I timber.
5. -Oak and hard-wood timber
and lumber. t
6.- W hlte prne, spruce, juni
per, and cypress timber
. . and lumber: - !
- 7-Lirne and hair.
' 8.--Cemcnt. r
9.-GraveI and sand, i sJ
lO.-Slate. ; ' . t! '
v ' ll.--Iron. iron spikes, and nails
.. " . 12,-SteeI. -11.-Files.
. 15.:-Paints, oils,- and glass.
' 16.--Ship chandlery
17.-Hardware.
t --' lH.-btntionary. . , . .-t
I ' 20.-lIay and straw.
: '21.--ProVendef'; - -
! 22.-Charcoal. r ' . j
! 23.-PacRing.
i 25 ,--1 ro n ca s t i h si:.
2G.--Pumpmg engine & pump?
.'..V fordry:dock.--,-- (J ---I
i : 27.--Siam engine for ropewalk
: ; . , NEW YOllK: - t ,
Class Kol.-B'rickjs. V'-V"-. ".""!
!f: : r 2.-8 tone; " - 'V '." ' -'
. 3.Yellow-pine timber. ;
!. " .4. " lumber.': .
j , -V"; 5.TOak and hard-wood timber
L- -S ; ; . and.fuinber. Y v , j - -
i .:. G"."-White pine, sjjrnce, -jini-i;
' :;;.r per, and cypress 4 timber
i - '-L - ?nd lumbbr. ,.; .!. - :
- .-. V -: 7;-Lime and.liafr." I ; . . ."
- 8.-Cemeht.' . ' - ' '
t 9.-Gravel arid Sand;'
j . ; ll:-Iron, iron spikes, and nails.
14.-Files. . . . ;v ; .
-1&-Paints, oils, and glass.
. 1 6.-Ship chandlery;; ,
17i--Hardware.' ;. . , j
18.-Siatibnery. -,r ,; :
'20.Hay an MravV. - r
21. -Proveuder.. : .
22. Charcoal. r . '-' 1
-
23,-BehingVpacking, and hose.
24. --Copper.. and composition
nails. - : ;
25. -Iron work and irort .cast
J. mgs
achinerv and tools.
27,-lreengineand appurten-
11 - .ancesV " -w . , . -I
28. Iron rooffngv ifcc. ; , ;
S ;. 29. Gunnels house, Ellis r is-
.. landj-.complete. ,x . j
30. Onn carriage shed, oflron.
XI
ol. Oakum shopx otaronV ' -
FOR4PHILADEDPHIA NAVY-YARD.
Class No. 4. Yellow .pine lumber. , .
i ! 5. Uakand hard-wood timber
and lumbar , ; x
; 6.1 Wrhite pine,; spruce, jnrii-
1 per, , arid, bypress : timber
. , ! and lumber.. ,
-TJ'JLane and hair. j 4
!i 1.1. Iron, iron spikes, and nails.
; 12. Steel. . .
14. Files.' i
15.sPaints, oils, and glass
, 16. Ship chandlery.
,17. Hardware. . . . -
Stationery
19. Fire wood!
, 20. Hav and straw;
;; 21. Provenderi
,f 22. Charcoal. : .
i 23. Belting, packing, arid hdsei
I 24. Copper and bomposition
! nails: ; .
ii.26.'. Machinery and tools.
FOR FORT .MIFFLIN."
Class No.4 "IBricks. . V: -
2.. Stone.'" '.
3. Yel low-pine lumber.
5.
Oak, and hard-wood v tim
ber and lumber. . . ;
White pine, sprucej juni
per, and cypress timber
and lumber.
Lime and hair. , -Gravel
and sand. i '
Slate. . , t ,
Iron, ir,bh spikes and lidils.
Ship chandlery.
6.
7.
9.
10.
.11.
16.
FOR ASYLUM.
Class No. 1. Clothing.
2. Hats, boots, shoes, &c i
3. Provisions. .
"4. Groceries. i
5. "Dry Goods'. .
6. Bread. &c. '
7. Tobacco.
8. Chandlery.
9. Hardware;
10. Iron and nails.
i 11. Paints, bilsj and glass;
. J 12. Files,
i '13 Lumber; -
S 14. Provender,
i f! 15. Fire Wood;
; If?.- Charcoal.
; ' 16. Stationery. , ,
1 FOR WASHINGTON ,
Class No. 1'J Bricks. -i
2... Stone.
3.' Yellow. pirie timber;
j i '5. Oak and hard wood
; .'ber. . , ,
: 6. White-pine tiniber;
; 1 v lumber; .
; ' 7. Lime and hair,
i I 9. Gravel and sand.;
tim
and I : 1 1. Iron, iron spikes and hails;
12 SteeL" j
13.
14.
15.
Pig iron. .
Files; .. -
Paints; oils;, arid glass, i
16. Ship chandlery.
17. Hardware.
18. Stalioriery; ' , -16.
Fire wood. .
20;.
21.
Hay and straw.'
Provender. .
Charcoal: . t .-.
22.
23. Belting, packing, aridliose.
NAVY-YARD, NORFOLK. i
Class No. I. Bricks; ' -" - U
1
2. Stone: y ' . 1
3. Yellow-pine timber.
A. Yellow-pine lumber
5i Oakand hardi wood timber
Whitepine arid -jtiniper
timber arid lumber
. 7.
8.
.9:
10.
11.
12.
Lime. . ; ;L
Cement; . '
Haud: ; - l "
Slate.-;;.-j 't' -: r
Iron, iron spikes and nails.
Steel;- -. . '.
Building . ot ; magazine
keepers house; . " '
Files; : ' r ;
Paints, oil, and glass.
Ship chandlery. ;
Hardware.
lb
i 15
lie.
fl7.:
-ji 18.. Stationery; -;!20.;Hay
and straw;".
: !:2t; ; Pfoveuder.v . " .. .
Charcoal. ' -
123.. Belting and packing;
: 24. Copper ;and composition
.p.S -InailsJ I;, y ,t
j;25;.Iron castings. ; ::Z r .-.!-'26;
Machinery and topl. ; :
i!: "5 Steam engine fof.dry dock.
i ; :for .pensacola; . -
Class No- 1. Bricks ; rfi f
r : r 2. Stone. -yyf? -ZST
3.
4.
Yellow-pine timber;
Yellow.puie lumber:1'- s
Oak. ancf hard- wood Umber
Hi
i
3
7 , ; andjiimber. -" .
i;6: White pine; stiriice; jiinU
per, and, cyjuess lumber
.and timber; :-. : .
8. Cement. 1 .'' v
D: Cockle shellar.: '' s ;:
-r
1 ' ;: 10. "Slate; :yJ 'r: I
; 11. Iron; iron spikes and hallsi
J I ' . . 11; Steel. ' ; J!.yf.' ,v j
I"'. 13RailroadiirpnV , : " ;:,
--'.44. Files.:-..
; ' . 1 5. Paints, oils, glass; 0 " " 1
i. . 16. Ship chandlery. r v - 7
: t v " 17; ' Hardware. . . v- '
, : -: 18. Stationery. , ; ;; - , -:
:". . ; 19. , Fire wood. . , , . . ,
:;V; 20. Hay. .1 M
- 21: ProVender1. : ." ,
I - lChafcbar;,.. .
y 23: Belting, packing; rioso, &e:
' 24. Copper; and composition
nans; ' .,: '
25. I ro n cast i 0 g?. ; -: -
... 26. Machinery, &c! A : j
The schedule tvIII state the times .within whioh 1
articles and materials will be; required to be 'deli
vered; and where the printed schedule is not used, j
the periods stated in it Tor j deliveries , must ba j
copied in the bids. ' All the articles which may bo ;
(delivered at such place or, plaices, including dray- j
fage-and carting, to the place where used, within
ithe navy-yards, respectively for which the offer i
is made, as may be directed by the commandinff 1
bflScer thereof, and other things being equal, pre
ference will be given td American manufactures.
No article will be received after the expiratjlon of
the. period specified in the scheaulesforiho comt
pletion of. deliveries, unless specially . aSthofiifea
by the department. 1 ' ' ; . '.
! It is to be provided in the contract, and ! to ba i
amount ahd numbpr of articles enumerated iri
fclasses headed 'iniscellalneous!' are snecifled as tho
probable quantity which jmay be required, as well
iu iu uiia iyr uerieFfninjjjg toe JQwesr oiu, om
the contractor is to furnish mores or Jesst bf tho
said enumerated articles,; .find in such quantities t
ana ai sucn, iwws, as ine oureau or.: commanaani may
require, such increase; (however, 4 not to exceed
Dne-tnira of j the quantities stated, and reqtiisl-
tionssentthrouffh the Dbsto
ce snail oeaeemca
fiscal year jeriding
Bufficient notice.) duriiig, the
suia June, 1000; ana wneiner
the quanties requir?
ed be, more or less than those
pccined, the) price
1
shall remain the; sa.me;
J ? All the articles underfthe Contract must b'e ob
the best quality, deli vered in kood order, free of
all and every '-extra charge orrexpenso,; anid sub
ject to the inspection, count, weighty or masitfo
rnent of the said nayy-yard, arid he in all respects
satisfactory to the commandaati thereof. - Bidders
are referred to, the yards for pans, specifications f; ,
nr cnninloti ntin a fiirtlimi' incfrMt ?fn rF flirt b'ffl
les. ContractorsTof classes hcaded.frhisoellano
ousVwho do not reideeai ho Jilacfe yyipre th 1
irticlesre to lie delivered, Jtytil bfy recjuirdd ,iq
hanie iri their proposals an agent At! tlio , iity or "
e called upon' to delirer ' articles Without dclair .
when they shall bereqniredii fUVVj:
t"Approyedruretiesin the full amount of. 'contract
will be required, and twenty per centuni as add 4
fcional-seeurity deduetedTrom each payment until
the contract, shall have been completed or cancel
Jed, unless otherwise authorised 7 by the depart?
men t. On classes headed i 'riliscellanebus" to bq
delivered as required, during the fiscal yearj, th
bventy per centum retained m ay, at the diicret jon
of the commandant, be paid quarterly, on the; flrs
of January Apfil. Julyj arid jpctober,! whe.nl- jho
deliveries ; have beri satisfactory, the balance
eighty per cent, will be paJd by the rcspeciiyo
navy agents within thirty das after the prescn
tation of bills, in triplicate, duly vouched Knct
approved. - , ., j . t
j No part of ; the per. centum reserved is to , be
paid until all rejected articles t oflered undcr .thp
contract shall have been removed from the yard.'
unless speciauy autnonzea by the aepartmerit.
I It frill be stipulated in thet contract that if de
fault shall b made by. the parties of thqj fifst part
In delivevinlall or aufof the articles. 'menfidned.
of the quality and at the times arid places abov
provided, then and in that case the said ; parties
will forfeit arid pay td the United, States, as liqui
dated damages, a suhi of rinbnoy equal to tvico
the amount of the contract price herein ogrecdj
upon as the price to he paid i for the articles irr
case of the actual delivery .thereof," 'which liqui
dated damages may the recovered from" time to
time as th'ayj accrue.".--: 1 ..,' ;'..-. L ,
f The sureties must 8lri the jcontract,, and their
responsibilitj; certified to by j a navy agent, col
lector; district attorney, or some other person sat
isfactorily known to the bureau; V i''-.
I t is to be provided iri tjie, -crratract that, ,thp,
bureau shall have the power of annulling the con?
tracts withoutj Joss or damage tp, tho;government,
in ease Cons-ress' shall not have smad nufiirieni
appropriations for,ttfe. articles n'ajfted, tor the com- .
pletion ot the works cstimatea for, and on whicu
this advertisement is base'd anfl shall lalso have
the power to lricfgase or diminish the quantities'
namedfin the classes not headeot "Miscellaneous'
in the schedule, 25 per cent, i . ,,;"" ' ' .
) . Persons whose, oflershall bo accepted wUl be
notified by letter through the post -office, whicft
noticeshall be considen-d sufficient; and If they
do not enter into contract for the supplies specified
within fifteen days from the .date of notice from
the burca'tf of tho acceptance of their bidj a .con
tract will will be made with some other person (of
persons, and the guarantors of suck defaulting;
judder will be ; held feJporisible for all delin
quencies.; , " " . . ,
i All offers riot made in strict conformity with this
advertisement will, at the option ot the bureau";
be rejected." " . '' " . ' i . - "
I Those only whose offers maybe accepted will
be notified, and contracts will be readylfor execu
tion as soon thArcafter as may be practicable..
May. 17, 1853. v , , : 29'J4w.
G; W. WHITS0IT
SUEGEON
DENTIST
l ASlTEVItLE, N C."
April 7. : ,1 ;
S3HTH & McVbxvEitj; ;
Dealers in Dry Goods, Hardware Gro
ceries, .Crockery! c. KCs
'Ashei'He, N..C:- 'i -C
Deaiers'in . Dry Good s,r Groceries, Hard
I , v 5 wsfrc Crockery, &c. &c;
-- AsiievineK.'C. - v y:;-:;': ; .V",
:J)6fi in Dry Gooxls, Groceries,., and '
' Merclian dise generally; ; , , . ' -
&.000 lbs.. Eastern NaIIsf at
,; A - . . SMI TJ7, , BJklRD
ANCEy
&addlfcryyof everyjdescritipn, and
l t sole and upper, Leather,' inaySbe h'aa
at low rates of smitii :& M'rJowEiX'
'-t
l. 4I