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lfAVT SrPPI.lKS-.lMi0.50.
JJunau iff Provision* uhU C'U*h'-n%. Mart h J), 1.S19
Navy DaeaarMSNr,
OKPARATF, PRr>Pt>SAl S. *eale.| mul embused??Propt
er s.\Ih t??r N ivy Suppli*-*." will Ik r?ceivfd at this Bure.iu
until 3 o'clock, P. M. on Monday. the 23d day of April next,
!"i furnishing and delivering nt (he United Slate* Navy Yuri I*
?i Charleso-wii. M tm uiuih> ti?, Brooklyn, New York, ami
(Import. Virginia. such qu.in'itit-s of the following articles
;?a may be required or ordered from the contractors by the
Chief of iliiM Bureau. or by tliersapeetlvecommandhij ofli- |
Mnoftlir said navy yards, during the lineal year eliding
June :W, MRU, vlr.
Flour. Ilnruil, Whiskey Sugar. Tea. Coffee, C<tcoa. K'?'1'; J
Duller, taolamwK, lit <111*, Vinegar, Pickles, Raisins, dl'itiI
A |>ple*. hnd S up. . , . j
The Plour aball b* of the tnaiiuiacture of wheal grown Hi
the year HIS or 1*19, perfectly sweet, ami in all respects ol
?lte best quality: autl when required for shipment abroau. j
shall be lullv equal to ibe best description ol Richmond
Flour, in all ibe qualities essential lo Us preservation in
iropicsl climates; an-l aball be delivered hi good, is*)ml.
brink* barrels. with lildug hoojis at each head, and in good
shipping nr.ler.free of all chan* 10 ibe United Mates.
Tile Hiai'uit ?hall be made wholly from sweet superfine I
flour, of the m?tnulaciurc of ibe year 1*18 or liMO; ami shall
lie lully equal in quality, ami conform in *i*e. to Hit sam
ples which are deposited in the auid Navy Yarda : Khali Im
properly baked thoroughly kiln dried, well packed* and [
delivered free ofcharge to ibe (Muled Slate*, in good, noun I, j
well dried, bright llonr barrels, with the head* well secured; j
or in tight whiskey or spirit casks, or bam-In, at tlie option ,
of the B-resu.
The Whiskey shall be made wholly from grain, of which ,
;if least two ?hlrd part# ahull be rye?Khali be cornier dlellll- j
?si. mul full first proof according to the United Slates Cue- \
tom-house standard. It shall be delivered in good, sound, j
bright, well hooited, while 04k barrels, with white ouk 1
head*, and each ttarrel shall, when required* be coopered
with lour good and mi flic lent iron lioopa. and the whole
xliidl he put in good shipping order, free of all charge to the I
United Slates.
The Sugar shall be the beatIlav ana brown.
The Tea shall be of good quality Young Hyson, equal lo [
the samples at said Navy Yards.
The-Coffee shall be equal lo the best Cuba Coffee.
The Cocoa shall be Pura,and perfectly clean ami sound. I
The Hire shall be of the very b"*l quality, and, when re
quired, ahull be delivered in tierces, air-tiglit casks, or bar
rels. ai the option of the Bureau.
The Hotter shall l?e of firat quality table butter, worked
clean of all fluids, and l?e delivered in seasoned while-oak
ken of about eighty pounds each.
The Molasses shall he equal to the besl quality New Or
leans Molasses, and Iks delivered in good strong barrels,
which shall be thoroughly coopered and placed in the best
rhipplug condition
The Beans shall be sound and good, and shall be deliver
? d mi spirit or whiskey barrels, uir and water tight, when
so required
The Vinegar shall be of the first quality Cider Vinegar,
and he delivered iu good strong barrels: which ahull be
thoroughly coopered and placed in the best shipping con
dition.
The Pickles shall be put in kegs not exceeding fifteen gal
1 ins each ; the kegs to be of reasoned white oak, or white
rojh : and shall be delivered iu strong salt brine, or vinegar, !
at the option of the Bureau ; the vegetable only to be paid for
The Raisins shall be best quality bunch Raisins; and
?hall be delivered in good, strong, substantial boxen.
The Dried Apple* shall he of approved quality ; and
shall he delivered in tight whiskey barrels or half barrels.
The S'?ap shall he manufactured from cocoan'ut oil, and
be af the best quality denominated "White Saltwater goan,"
and be delivered iu good strong boxes about seventy-five
pounds each: the price to be uniform at all the stations. I
All the foregoing described articlea shall be subject to
such inspection as the Chief of litis Bureau may direct, and I
be in all respects perfectly satisfactory to ibe inspecting offi
cer. said officer to be appointed by tfie Navy Department
All inspections to be at the place of delivery. Biscuit may.
however, be inspected at the place of manufacture as to its |
quality, but will be subject to inspection as to its condition J
at the place of delivery.
The prices of all the foregoing articles to he the came |
throughout the year, and bidders may offer for one or more
articles.
The samples referral to in this advertisement are those
selected for the ensuing fiscal year, and have no reference
to such as have been previously exhibited.
The quant irv of these articleswhich will be required can
not be precisely stated- They will probably be about?
To be offered for:
Flour .... 2.000 bbls per hhl
B;?cuit .... 2.544.000 lbs per 100 lbs,
Whiskey .... fiOjOOO gals per gal,
Sugar 3K4.0Q0 lbs per lb.
Tes 17,000 lbs per lb.
Coffee 45.000 lbs per lb.
Cocoa 45,000 lbs - - - - ? per lb.
R.ce 29TuflO lbs per lb.
Butter 60.1X10 lba per lb.
Molasses .... 26,000 gals per gal.
Beatia 10,000 bush .... per bush.
Vinegar 20,000 gain pT gal.
Raisin* .... UI0.000 lba peril..
Dried AppleH - - 100,000 lbs per,lb.
Pickles 200.000 lbs per lb
Soap 100.000 lbs per lb.
The quantities of any or all may be Increased or dimin
ished. aa the aervice may hereafter require. The contracts
will therefore be made not for specific quantities, but for
such quantities as the service may require to be delivered
at ihose navy yards respectively.
Contractors not residing at ilie places where deliveries
are required must establish agencies at such places, that
uodelaymayar.se in furnishing what may be required;
and when a contractor fails promptly to comply with a re
quisition. the Chief of the Bureau of Provisions and Cloth
ing shall be authorized to purchase or direct purchases to
be made of such article orarticles, and the contractor shall
be hahlft for any excess of cost over the contract price ; the
record of a requisition, or a duplicate copy thereof at the
Bureau of Provisions and Clothing, or at either of the navy
yards aforesaid. shall be evidence thai such requisition lias
Deen msde and received.
Separate offers must he made for each article, (except
Soap) at each of the aforesaid navy yards, and bidders whose
pro)K)rals are accepted (and none others) will be forthwith
notified, and as early as practicable a contract will be trans
mitted to litem for execution; which contract must he 1
fumed to the Bureau within fi ve days, exclusive of the time
required for the regular transmission of the mail.
Two or more approved suret ies iu one-third the estimated
amount of the respective contracts, will be required, and ten
per centum lu addition will be withheld from the amount
of all payments on accoum thereof as collateral security. In
addition, to secure its performance, and not iu any event to
he paid until it is in all respects complied with ; ninety per
centum of the amount of all deliveries made will be paid
by the Navy Agent within thirty days after bills duly au
thenticated shall have been presented to him
Blank forms of proposals may be obtained on spplication
to the Navy Agents at Portsmouth. New Hampshire ; Bos
ton. New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore. Washington, Nor
tolk. Pcnsacola. and at this Bureau.
Every offer made must be accompanied (as directed in
the act of Congress making appropriations for the naval
service for 1*U6~'47, approved loth August, lef!6)by a writ
ten guaranty, signed by one or more responsible persons,
10 the effect lb it he of they undertake that the bidder or
bidders will, it his or their bid be accepted, enter iuto su
obligation within five days, with go?sl and sufficient sure
ties. to furnish the supplies promised. The Bureau will
not be obligated to considt r anynrojioHal uulers accompanied
by the guaranty required by law ; the comitetency of the
guaranty lo be certified by the Navy Ag?'nt, District Attor
ney, or some officer of the General Government known to
the Bureau.
A record, or duplicate of tlie letter informing a bidder of
the acceptance of his proposil, will be deemed a notifica
tion thereof, within the meaning of the act of 1^40. and his
bid will lie made ami accepted in conformity with (his un
derstanding.
Exh ort from lliKirt of Confrr*4 apprornl Aufftmt 10. IMC.
"Sec. 6. And br it furlhtr tnucttd, Tliat, from and after
the pat-sage of this act, every proposal fornav.il mipplies
invited by the Secretary of ibe Navy, under the proviso to
the general appropriation bill for the navy, approved March
third, eighteen huudred and forty-three, sltall be accompa
nied by a written guaranty, signed by one or more respon
sible persons, to th** effect that he or they undertake that
the bidder or bidders will, if his or their bid be accepted,
enter iuto an obligation in such time as may be prescribed
by the Secretary of the Navy, with good and sufficient sure,
ties, to furnish the Mttpplies proposed No pro|>osal shall
be LOimidered unless accompanied by such graranty. If.
utter the acceptance of a proposal and a notification there- j
of to the bidder or bidders, he or they shall fail to inter into I
an obligation within the time prescribed by the Secretary
of the Navy, with good and sufficient sureties for furnish
ing the supplies, then Ihe Secretary of the Navy shallprocerd
to contrac t with some other person or persons for furnish
ing the said supplies ; and shall forthwith cause the differ
ence between tlie amount contained in the pro|tosal so guar
antied and the amount for which he may have contracted
for furnishing the said supplies for the whole period of the
proposal 10 be charged up against said bidder or bidders,
und hia or their guarantor or guarantor*; and the same
may he immediately recovered by the United S'ates, for
the use of the Navy Department, in an action of debt against
either orall of said persona." mar27? lawiw
Proposal* for American Water rotted Hemp.
Nav* Depaitm?!?t,
Bureau of Construction, Equipment and Repair,
March 1, 1849.
'NDER the joint resolution of Congress, approved May
Ki tl. 1*1 ??. entitled a ? Resolution respecting contracts foi
hemp lor the use of the American navy," sealed proposals
will oe received at this bureau, or the 'United Steles hemp
agencies at Louisville, Kentucky, or St Louis, Missouri,
(to be forwarded by them unopened to this bureau,) for de
livering under contract, tor 1 term not exceeding Ave years,
(he l.**r quality of American 1rater rotted hemp, In quan
tities of five tons and upwards, the ton to consist ?f 2.240
pounds. No bid will be considered nt s higher rate tnan
two hundred and forty one dollars per ton. The proposals
to be opened on the :inh day of May next The depart
ment will then determine whether the contrai ls shall be
awarded. No delivery will be required sooner thau the 1st
ilsy of January, I*j0
The said hemp must be equal in quality to the best for
eign Hemp; and iu sll cases of equality of bid, the mniract
will he given to the hemp-grower. The quantify required
annually will be about 500 tone.
Tlie said hemp must be thoroughly dressed, cleaned,
free from shives, ami must not loae more than sixteen per
cent of tow snd was-e when hatchelled to the oatisfiction
of the inspectors ready lor spinning. Its strength mutt be
such that a rope of one and three-fourths of an inch Iu cir
cumference, made from twenty-one yarns, as prepared snd
tested by the Inspectors, or by their direction, will bear at
least 4,3*1 pounds and its length, color, and other proper
ties must be entirely satisfactory lo the inspectors, or the
chief of this bureau, or ii will not be received; it will be In
spected snd tested at the respective places of delivery
TheV?-fc|>ec?ive United Ststea hemp agents to certify bills
for the hemp which msy pass inspection and be received
by them, according to lite contracts which may be entered
into; ninety per cent, of-which bills to be payable within
thirty day? after their presentation to stirh navy ageota as
may he a^r-ed upon and named in the contracts.
I ersona ottering must stale ihe price, in words and flg
?*d l'flbly,) asked per ton of 2.340 pound*.
'n . eele i, tested, approved, and received
byjhe saH^henip sge,u. aud oayable aa above specli "
U
uod suffi
cient suretiea, 10 furnish ihe supphe*. | ropoaed No pro
posal will be considered nines* ?orompauied by such gua
ranty.
i?<>nun with two approved sureties in one-half the eoti
muted amount of the respective contracts will be required,
and ten per centum In a?Mitlon will be wtthheW) trnm th?
amount of each payment to be made, as collateral security
for the due and h' hful performance of the respective cor 1
?rac,ts, which will au no account be paid! until Hie contract*
???t?h**d with In all respect* according to their terms.
* l?e ma W in strict conformity with the terms'
? The fM 1 sons offering must stale
" -h their bills paid, If VjMHi oft^r
? wirv ar acjr they wi?h
ffkfnafiire; and if
- tfter tbev
BY THK PRESIDENT OP TUB t'NITKD
STATES.
IN i"irtHIS*K'' of law, 1. JAMES K. 1'OI.K. President ufjho
I United Slates "f Aril' ricn, do hereby declare and ipske
known, (luil |11>11<* sales will be held at the undt nmd
I,mil * in I he State ?|f WISCONSIN, at the periods here
Ai ili? land office at the Falls of St. Croix river, eommcnc
in-,' on Monday, llirt fourth day ol June tiext.forthe disposal
of III'- public. lauds situated within the undermentioned
towtiMhips. anil parts ill townships, viz ;
North of the base line and irest ofthe fourth principal
me-idian.
Fractional townships iwe-ntj-tive, and township*iweu
ly-six thirty, ihirty one, and thirty-two, of range h. vculeen.
fractional township* twenty-five ami twenty-Mix, nu?(
luwnnliipn thirty-one, thirty-two, and thlrty-threr, ot range
eighteen.
Fractional township twenty six, and townships twenty
nine, thirty-three, ami thirty-four, ofrange nineteen.
TownshqM thirty three, thirty-lour, nml thirty five, ol
range twenty.
At the name place, commencing on Moniluy, ihe third
day of Septemlw-r next, for the disposal ol all Hie public
lands within the lowunhlp* and fractional lowushipsabove
enumerated, which have been, or shall he, reported before
the day of Male a* containing eopfwr, lead, or other valuable
ore*, to be offered for sale in quarter-quarter sections, at
not less than five doll itm per acre, exci pi the acclioiiM and
pari* of Hei'iionK, if anv, covered by those mining leases
which shall not U determined by the day fixed for the cum
menrement of the public sale, in aceor* lanes with the pro.
visions of the act. approved on the iliird day of March, flgh
teen hundred mid fortv-seven; ??milled "An act to create an
additional land district in the Territory of Wisconsin, ami
for other purpose*.''
At the Uml ofllcn at Mineral Point, commencing on Mmi
day, Ihe 'eighteenth ilav of June next, Jor the dhnosal of the
vacant public lauds wfiliin the undermentioned townships
and parts oftownships, vir.:
North of the baseline and treat of the fourth ulprtncip
meridian.
Township* fourteen, fiAeen, and sixteen, of range one.
Township* fourteen, fifteen, ami sixteen, of range two.
Towuship* twenty, tweuty-oiie, and twenly-two,of rouge
three.
Townships nineteen, twenty, twenty-one, and twenty'
two. of range four.
Townships uiuetren and twenty, of range five.
Townships eighteen, nineteen, and twenty, of range si x.
Townships eighteen, nineteen, and twenty, of range
Townships eighteen, nineteen, ami twenty, of range
eight.
Fractional township cighteenrand townships nineteen
ami twenty, of range nine.
Fractional township eighteen, nml townships nineteen
and twenty, of range ten.
Fractibnal townships eighteen and nineteen, and town
ship twenty, of range eleven.
Fractional townships nineteen and twenty, of range
twelve.
Fractional township twenty, of range thirteen.
tands appropriated by law for the use of crhoolf, milita
ry and other purposes, will be excluded from the isilea.
The offering or the above mentioned lauds will he com
menced ou the days appointed, ami proceed in the order in
which they are advertised, with all convenient despatch,
until the whole shall have been offered, and the sales thus
closed; but no sale shall be kept open longer than two
weeks, and no private entry of anv of the lands will be ad
nutted until alter Ihe expiration of the two wee ks.
(liven under my hand, at the city of Washington, this
twenty-seventh day of February, anno Domini one thou
sand eight bundled and forty nine.
.1 AMI'S K POLK
By ihe President:
Richard M Younu,
C.'ominiHjiouer of the General Land Office.
To the Public.
The lands embraced in the above proclamation are loca
ted principally ou and adjacent to the Mississippi and St.
Croix rivers. Those designated as mineral are extremely
valuable; because, in addition to the copper ami other
orei; found In them, they are well watered, and have ready
access to market, either to the South, by the Mississippi
river, or to the E*i-t, by the way of the lakes, and the sever
al lines of communication that connect therewith.
Valuable timber and all other necessary requisites for
building and smelting, are found in great abundance, ami
of the finest quality. The climate is healthy and pleasant?
the cold being rarely m ?re intense than in the northern p u t
of New York?and mnny of the lands are exceedingly fer
tile, producing all the grains and vegetables that can be
raised in Massachusetts or northern New York.
Map? showing the localities of the inines^ ami other valu
able information relating thereto, derived trom the geologi
cal rurvev. Jtc., which cannot be embraced in this brief
notice, will be prepared and deposited in the land office nt
St. Croix for inspection as earlv as practicable before the
commencement of the public sales.
Notice to Pre-emption Claimants.
Every person entitled to the right of pre-emption to any
of the lands within the townships and partsor townships
above enumerated, is required to establish the same to the
natisfaction ol the register and receiver of the proper land
office, and make payment therefor as sontt at prurti cable t
alter seeing this notice, and before the day appointed for the
commencement of the public sale of the lands embracing
the tract claimed, otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioner of ihe General I.and Office.
Mar 7 law 13w
NOTICE.
I'\ill* of St. Croix.
The sales advertised above, to be held st Ihe land office
at the Fai.ls of Sr. Croix River, on the fmirth day of
June ami the third day of September next, will not be
held, a new district having been organized out at the part
of that district lying ill the Srate of Wisconsin, and the
land office for that part in Ihe Territory of Mim sofa hav
ing been directed to he removed to Still water from and
after the thirtieth day of June next, by act of Congress
approved March 2, I MO. ' Z.TAYLOR.
Ry the President :
Run a an M. Yoi'No.
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
April I. 1M9.
IIy the President of tlie United Slates.
IN pursuance of law, I, JAMES K. POLK, President of
the United States of America, do hereby dec lure. and
make known that public sales will he held at the under
mentioned land unices in the State of FLORIDA, at the
periods hereinafter designated, to wit:
At the land office ot NEWN A NSVILLE, commencing on
Monday, the fourth day of June next, for the disposal of the
public lands situated within the undermentioned town
ships and parts of townships, viz:
South if the base line, and east of the principal tnaridian.
Township twenty-three: township twenty-four, except
se* lions tight, nine, ti u, fifteen, ami sixteen; and town
ships twenty-five, twenty-six, and twenty o?\en, of range
twenty-three.
Township twentr-three; township twenty-four, except I
sec lions one, I wo, three, ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen, lour- I
teen, twenty-three, twenty-four, twenty-five, twenty-six.
thirty-five, and thirty-six; and townships twenty-five ami !
twenty-seven, of nnge twenty-four.
At the land office at St. Augustine, commencing on Moti- |
day, the eighteenth day of June next, for the disposal ofihe 1
public lands situated within the undermcntiotieu townships
and parts of townships, viz:
South nf the bast line and east nf the principal meridian.
Township twenty-three; township twenty-four, except
sec lions thirteen, fourteen twenty-three, twenty-four, twen
ty-live, twenty-six, thirty five, ami thirty-six; township
twenty-five,except section.-* thirty-four and thirty-five;f own
whip twenty-six; township twenty-seven, except sections
eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, twenty-three,
and twenty-four, of ran^e twenty-five.
Township twenty-three, except sections eighteen and
nineteen; township twenty-four, except sections two and
ihirty-one; lownsldp twenty-five; towimbip twenty-six, ex
cept section thirty-one; and township twenty-seven, of
range twenty-six.
Townahips twenty-three, twenty.fbur, twenty-five, ami
twenty-six, ol range tweuty-seven.
Township twenty-seven, of range twenty-nine.
Towuslup twenty-seven, of range thirty.
Towusbips twenty-six and twenty-seven, of range thirty.
Townships twenty-six and twenty seven, of range thir
ty two. *
Township twenty-seven, of range thirty-three.
Sections two to teh, Inclusive, fifteen to twenty-two, in
clusive, nml twenty-seven to thirty-four, inclusive, In town
ship twenty-seven, of range thirty-five,
Lands appropriated by law for the use of schools, milita
ry or other puspoaea, will be excluded from the sales.
The offering of the above mentioned lands will be com
menced on the days appointed, and proceed in ihe order in
which they are advertised, with all convenient despatch
until the whole shall have been offered, and the snles thus
closed. Hut no sale shall be kept open longer than two
weeks, sml no private entry of any at the lands will be ad
mitted tpitil after the expiration of the two weeks.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washington, this
twenty-seventh day of February, Anno Domini one thou
sand eight huudredaud toiiy-uine.
JAMKS K. POLK.
fly the President:
RtCIIAND M YOUNO,
Commissioner of the General Li ml Office.
Notice to Pre-empilon Claimants.
Every person entitled to the right of pre-emption in any
of the lands within the townships and parts ol townships
above enumerated, is required te establish Ihe same to the
?satisfaction of ihe register and receiver of thp proper land
ofhre, and make payment therefor as soon as prarticaMe
after seeing this notice, and before the day sppointed for
the commencement of the public sale of the lands embra
cing the tract claimed, otherwise such claim will be for
feited RICHARD M YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General laind Office,
march fi lawl3w.
By the President of the United States.
IN pursuance of law, I. JAMES K. POLK, President of
the United StateM of America, do hereby declare and
mike known that public sales will be held at the under
mentioned land office, m the Stat-j of MISSOURI berelnaf
ler designated, to wit;
At the hnd office at Springfield, commencing nn Mon
day. the fourth day nf June next, for the disposal of the
public lands situated within the undermentioned townships
snd parts of townships, viz:
North of the bate line, and treat qf the Jiflh principal
meridian.
Townships twenty-two, twenty-three, snd twenty four,of
range eleven.
Townships twenty three snd twenty four, of range
twelve.
Township twenty two, of range nineteen.
Townships twenty three and twenty-four, M range twen
ty one
Township twenty three, of range twenty two.
Lands appropriated by law fur the use of schools, milita
ry, orothei purpose*, will be excluded from the sal.
The offering of th? above mentioned lands will In- com
menced on the days appointed, and iiroceed in the order in
which they are advertised, wuh all convenient de*|?ai< h,
until the whole shsll have been offered, snd Ihe e.il? thus
closed.
But no sale nhsll be ke|tt rq?en longer than two weeks,
and uo private entry of any of the lands will be admitted
until after the expiration of the two weeks.
Given under mv hand, at the city of Washington, this
twenty-seventh day' of February, anno dumini one
thousand sight hundred and forty nine.
JAMES K POLK
By the President:
Richard M. Yorwo,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Notice to Preemption Clslmnnte.
Every person entitled t? the right of pre-empUon to sny
of ihe Isnds within the sections snd psrta of sections sbov*
enumerated, is required to establish the same (o the satis
taetioii of the register nud receiver ?sf the proper land office,
?sl make payment therefor om ?e*n ns prnrtlrtMe attar see
this notice, nml beflvr* the day appointed f"t the com
inrnr M??M A( nf (be {amis embracing lh*
tract claimed, otherwise euch claim wlM li* fi?r#lt' d
RICHARD M YOUNO,
Commissioner of the Gensrsl LsN Office.
-lawl3w
IIy the President of the 17ulfe<l states.
IN pursuance of lite prOViglirtif of the secoud seciion o'
tin* acr, entitled "Au im'I l??r the udmission of the S .He
! i>l Wi *'oiixiit into the Union." approved on the 29th Mi v.
I HIS. 1, JAMES K. POLK, President ol the United gtates
??f America, ilo hereby tltflare ami mass kuowu, IIihI j
1 ptllllic Mule* will If lit'111 Al llie llll.ll I IIUMllifUlnJ l.l|l?l of.
flctrs in Hit) mill St ile ?i WISCONSIN, at llic periods |
' hereinafter designate*), to wli:
Ai ihe lain I oflics ill MILWAUK1E, commencing o
Monday, the fourth tiny of Juno u-xi, lor Hie disposal ?
ilie vac aul public lauds wilhin the " - ' ?*
l*-?i"9<4 of sections, situated ?' '
wit:
' Svrth ?iflkt Intt. (lite, and uut Lhr fom th princijujU uu: (
diun.
i Towna*lii|*w six mimI seven, ol range fourlorn:
Towii*hips nix, seven, ami eight, of range fillt < u;
Townships Mix, seven. and eight, uf range s-xtecn;
I Township* seven ill).I Ciftil, of rungv seventeen;
' Towpships six, seven ami eight, of range eighteen;
Townships seven, and eight, ol rang* uineieeu;
Township* hi veil ami eight, of ring? twenty;
Townships six, seven, ami ? iglit, of ratine twenty-One;
Township nix, ol rouge iweuty-two;
I Ai Hie laml ofllti at OREEN HAY, commencing o
Monday, the eleventh day of June next, for the disposal <
I the vui'aiit public. lands within llic iindt rnieuiioio d r<
served sectionsauil pacts of *ei lions, situnleif in the fid low
? nig named townships and !"?rts of lownshlps, vix :
, North uf tltc bast linn, nnd nut of Me jiiwih principal mi
' in/iui i.
| Township* twelve, thirteen, fourteen, aud fifteen, south I
i oi Fox river, of range riiii**;
! Townships thirteen and fourteen, ami fractional town
ship fifteen, south of Fox river, of niuge ten:
i Township fourteen, and fractional townships nftcen and
i sixteen, south ol Fox river, ol range eleven:
! Township fourteen, ami fractional townships fifteen, six
I teen, and seventeen, south of Fox liver, uf range twelve;
i Township sixteen, and fractional townships seventeen
' mj eighteen, south of ^'ox river, ol range thirteen;
Township seventeen, and fractional township eighteen,
south of Fox river, of range fourteen;
Fractional townships eighteen ami nineteen, south of
?x ami eioU of Wiille river, of rauge fifteen;
Township sixteen, fractional townships seventeen, elglf
teen, and nineteen, ami lownship twenty, of rauge sixteen;
Fractional townships fifteen, sixteen, seventeen, elgh
?en, nineteen, twenty, andtweuly-one,of range seventeen;
Fractional townships fifteen, sixteen, nineteen, twenty,
venty-one, and twenty*'wo, ofrange eighteen;
Fractional township nineteen, township twenty, and frac
tional townships twenty-one-, lwcuiy-hvo,aml twenty.three,
ot range nineteen;
Township twenty-one, and .fractional townships twenty
Ad and twenty-three, ol range twenly;
Fractional township twenty-three, of range twenty-one.
The. offering of the above mentioned lands will be com
menced on Hie days appointed, and proceed with all con
venient despatch, iu the order In which the townships are
advertised, and iu accordance with the particular huts ol
the tracts to be offered, which will be deposited with the
laixl officers before the days of sale, until ihe whole shall
hav" been oflVred. and the sales thus alosnl. lint no sal>
! shall be kepi open longer than two weeks, and no prival>
' ntry of auy ot the InmU will be admitted unlit alier th* j
xpiratlon of tht two weeks.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washington, this
seventh day of February,anno doinini one thousand
eight hundred ami forty-nine.
JAME.S JC. POLK.
By the president:
Rich a no M. Young,
Commissioner of ihe General Lund Otftce.
Notice to I*re-en>ptlou C'lulioants.
Every person entitled to the right of) preemption to any
of the lands within the see lions and parts of section a above
enumerated, is required to establish the same to the satis
faction of the register and receiver of the proper land office,
and make payment therefor soon as practicable after j
seeing this notice, and before the day appointed for the
commencement of the public sale of the lands embracing
the tract claimed; otherwise such claim Vfill he forfeited
RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioner of fhe General Land Office.
Mar 5? lawl3w
By the President of the Uulteil States.
IN pursuance of law, I, JAMES K. POLK, President ofthe I
United States-of America, do hereby declare and make I
known that public sales will he held at the uudermentiom.d I
laud office, iu the State of Missouri hereiuafierdesignated.
At the land office af SPRINOFIEI.lt, commcncing on I
Monday, the 4th day of June uext, for the disposal of the |
public lands situated within the undermentioned township*
and parts of townships, viz :
North of tht haoe line, and ircut of the /[/'th principal meri
dian.
Townships twenty Iwo, twenty three, and twenty-four,
of range eleven.
Townships twenty three and twenty four, ofrangc twelve.
Township twenty-two, of range nineteen.
Townships twenty-three and twenty-four, of range twen
ty-one.
Township twenty three, of range twenly two.
Lauds appropriated by law for the use ofSchool*, military I
or other purposes, will be excluded h<un the sale.
The offering of llie abovemeniiouerl lands will he com
menced on the days appointed, and proceed in the order
which they are ad v?-jiised. with all convenient dii-patch,
until the whole shall have been'offered, and the sale thus I
closed. Ilni no sale idinlt he kept open longer than two
weeks; and no private entry of ai^y ot the lands will be ad
milted until aiter the expiration ol the two weeks.
(iiveu under my hand at the city of Washington, this
twenty-seventh day of February, anno Domini one thou
sand eight hundred and lorty-nine.
JAMF.S K. POLK.
Bv the President:
Kickard M. Yor.No,
nter of the (?'eneral Land Oflicc.
tyotJce to Pre-emption C'lnliiinitts.
Every person entitled lo the right of the pre-emption lb j
ly of the lauds within llie sections and |>arfs of sections
above ennmeniinl, is required lo establish the same to the
satisfaction of the iegi><ter and receiver of the proper land
office, and make payment therefor im smrt an practiru/rfr [
after seeing iliis notice, nnd before the day appointed fm |
the cominencement of the public sale of the* ImikIs i inhrac
ing the tract Claimed, otherwlsesuc.il claim will be forfeited.
RICHARD M. VOUNO,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
mar 9?lawlHw
THE CALIFORNIA WHIG.
THE UNDERSIGNED proposes to publish in the thrlv
ing town of Sun Francisco, ('iillfornia. as soon as prac
ticable, a journal to be called THE CALIFORNIA WHIG
It is his design in a few weeks to leave with the proper outfit
for this pur|s*ie for that distant but highly interesting and
important portion of lbs Union.
While the Editor will recommend and advocate all the
fundamental principles of the Whig parly, he will exercise
au independent judgment upon its acts. No consideration
could tempt him to advocate measures which he believed
unconstitutional and detrimental to the interest of the coun
try. Blind subserviency to parly is the. besetting political
itiir of our timeH. |te who properly cstimati* ihe high
vocation and inlluential position ol aii editor ought to regard
him only as the guardian of the constitution and institutions
of his country, and not the mercenary agent of clique*
factions. We have a country to serve, as well ssa parly to
obey. Journalists are teachers of great political truth, or
should be, and ought to make the ?' general welfare" ami
the blessings of liberty to ourselves ami posterity, the polar
shir of dieir editorial labors. lie who makes these second
ary or subservient to personal selfish cwtoid'rations is a
wrong-doer of the highest grade, and ought to be avoided at
one whose hie is evil, and thai continually.
No party can long preserve Its honor and Integrity and
its hold upon the confidence of the people, w hich will winU
at the least appearance of corruption If it has a pensioned
prHw, what monstrosities may itnoi in time perpetrate.
The party for whose incoming and success we gave the
rnosi unreserved co-optrstlon and labor, if it expects to be
useful ami preserve its honor ami integrity untarnished.,
ouiilit to so act as to invite an intelligtut end impartial
judgment upon its acts and policy both from its uiendsattd
foes. The people may sometimts he misled, and do wrong,
hut their sober second thought will alwaya bo right and
efficient.
'llie present Administration came into power as
advocates of free and liberal legislation?as the I'rieiu
peace, progress, and home industry. If it will practice I
what it professes, it will lie well with ii : if not t lie sooner
it is overthrown mid aiiuihilaied the better it will be /or m
and our successors. But we. have au abiding confidence
thut its illustrious chief, who has hi times paal given.-in ,
earnest of his pairiodsinHiid devotion lo ihecouutry which
has just so sijjnally honored him, will h-> administer out
Government as to entitle him to the gratitude of the pre
sent ami cuminx generations.
No spot on till*continent excites at this time m much in
terest and concern ss California. The youth of the old and I
new States in large bodids are going there. They consti
tute a population of high public spirit, intelligence, and en
terprise, and are to have more to do with the future nrt?.
gress of civilization and the commerce of the world than
any other equal number of persons on the sphere we in
habit. Through them a powerful Slate is to grow up on I
ilie hanks of the Pacific, from which is to spread th tough I
all Aula civilization, arts, science, liberty, and religion.
enthralled; her vast resources unlocked, and the com
merce of the world reversed
With such a population the construction of a railroad,
arropsth* continent, thus connecting the two oceans by
land, Will be demanded. Win n this is done, the vast trea
sure* of Asia will reach us, and Europe, by ihi.s inland
communication- This revolution in trade a'nd commerce
must have the effect of giving the control of the markets
and the money-power of the world to the people of the Ui
ted States. Tite stand and value of money as well as i
articles of traffic and commerce will be governed by their I
value here.
Tin- iim.-.f imp.M ini,i ideration, however, with the ,
people of this territory, Is the principles upon which r4
are to establish their government and institutions, am
only to them, but to the whole Union, of which they
stitute a part. Believing honestly thai the principles ofthe
Whig party are the principles of the founders of this Gov.
eminent and of the constitution, we shall, withal) deference
to those who differ with us, advocate nnd recommend
them With all the z? al and ability we possess to the accept
an re and support ofthe people of California.
Separate and apart, however, from ifs political Character, i
it will be a faithful chronicle of all important events which
miy occur in that part of our country. The local informn
tiou will be of the highest interests to parents whoue sons
have gone there to tak? up their abode. To merchants,
msnufaatiirers, and farmers, w ho have a deep slake in llie
prosperity of thisdistant portion of the country. Tits Cat.
iposnia WHto ought lo be of interest. We desire a Inrge I
circulation in the States, and if our friends a"d brethren of
the press, wicli a numerous part <<\ whom wesren
known, will take an interest In our enterprise, we.
hsve it.
As we are fn be the pioneer, the harbinger lp preps
way for others who are to come after us, we trust that fhe I
| Whigs of the States will give on a generous support
j Ii is impossible to fi* upon Ihe price ot the paper The
; annual subscription, however, cannot he lees than ill for
! the weekly paper The name must always be accompa
| nied with the money. No person, however eminent, need
I expect ns to send him the paper until Ihe subscription price
is paid. All letters must he post-paid. Advertising will
lie regulated according to Ihe runs of that country. Per
eons wishing to gob cribt oi idverlisCgin do I sending
I their namesfo Hon. W. W. Seaton, or Col. M Thompson,
I Washington ; lion. Henry Meigs and Gen. Adonlram
j Chandler, New York. JAMES M- CRANE.
WanhittPlnri, April 2d, IWO.
H The Ediors of the n
United Slates will much o_..,. ? ... ?
, this prospectus, and call the attention of their readers foil.
' As we kin 11 not leave for a few weeks yet, we should like
to carry out with us as targe a subscription list oa |s>s*ible
! _ T*
CARPETINQS.
J/W THACV I. now in OMMIln'nl ol
, v.l:. i, Wilion, llrmwglnjin'l 0<h.f
I fAWIIIOSABI.K CAni'KTTftOII,
, I,V Ml T. I. at thr |n-il.c ip?l '?
i Mbhtthrm nis in England nnd embracing all the latest sp
' provsd ibsicns For salt at 991 Broadway, twodoors atx?vs
the lloapital.
Harden & Co.,
FORWARDING ANI> COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
U A VINO DISPOSED dI ilirir interert in the Express bu?
Iwctii New \ork mill Bostim, beg to iniorm their
In ends aiul the public that they will dtvota their uituition
particularly t*> (he Exchange, Shipping, aud Cotumisaiou
lliiHf111 connexion with their Liverpool aud Boston
lloutf* mill Reticles hi Loudon, Paris, ami Havre.
The facilities thai liave bvu? olT? rrtl by the subscribers
ihr past k w year* lor the execution of Loudon ami Pari*
ordtrs arv now very much increased through Uie direct
line of steamers Irotu New York.
Orders for purchase* to be made In England, France, and
other parta of Europe will be executed, and Upon rhe most
reasonable terms, V?y our amenta*. Cash advanced and
credits given lor the purport; ol facilitating their execution.
Particular attention paid lo entering and clearing goods at
the New York and Boston customhouses, and lorwardiug ;
with the. tiium*! desputch.
Exchange at bight, in tmmri to suit, constantly Tor side in
London, I Jv? rpool, ami Paris.
O(lieus No. b Wall street, New York: No. 8 Court sUrel, I
lb?M??n; No. Cook street, and Oil Waterloo road, Liver
pool. HAKNDEN A CO.
N. B. Our Ann kt Liverpool continues to give every at
trition to the lorwardiug of all kinds ol Merchandise upon
the most risauna bin terms by steamcni and sujliug ships to j
oil pa 116 of the world.
I TUi: IIK8T LMUKKU.AS IN AMKRItA.
ISAAC SMITH ?v CO. Would inform the public, and par
ticularly their customers, whom they have been uuabie to j
simply tor some time punt, that they are now (they think) (
able to lultii Hiiy order lor lheir Super (iingham U uilm-lUu, \
well known at.#* Smith's Super Umbrellas."
They have also on hand tvery variety ol Cotton ami (ling- j
ham Fmhrellas, which they will sell low lor caah or credit.
ISAAC SMITH A CO., Wholesale Mauutucturirs,
No. griti Pearl street, flew York. j
No. Milk street Ronton, Mass. I
TIN WAUEI TIN WAHKll
VERY IMPORTANT NO'TICJJ TO COUNTRY \
MERCHANTS.
'IHIK subscriber would respectfully invite the attention of
X Mercluaits visiting this ciiy, lor the purpose ol selecting
a stock ot gwoda lor tTie Fall and Winter sales, to his exten
sive stock of 77/1, JujmijuiviI, Sheet /run aud Jiritunuin
Ware, comprising a general variety, which has been manu
factured in hia own establishment, and by tlie best workmen
in the city, ail of which is offered at extremely low prices.
Purchasers from the did'crelit Stabs, will lino it greatly to
tli* ir advantage to call at this eHtablisluneut, where they
will tlml every variety ot Tin Ware, nt prices tha{ will uot
tail to ph nse. (jissls will be curetuliy packed and st nt to
any part ol the city fret- uncharge.
ALFRED II HEIP,
No. 335, llalto. st., above the t.lohe Inn.
Patent Medicated India Rubber Porous
STUENCJTIIKN1NG PLASTKll.
(Null capes where it is thought advisable to keep up!
I permanent stimulani impression ou or near the organ ;
diseased, these plasters will l?c louml highly valuable. In
ia<*t, all the btiu lit that can accrue, from a continuous
coiiiitt r-irritant will be produced in the most ellUieiil man '
iter by tlit-m. As in Rheumatiam, Lumbago, (Jour, Lo
lurgemeut of the Joints, Chronic Disease ol the Liver, j
Spleen, Lungs, or other internal organs, in short, in all;
other cases where w inning or strengthening plasters art :
beneficial, the*e will be louml to be superior lo any now in ]
use. For sale by CIIAS S'lOTT,
l?nig and Apoth., corner 7th street, and Penn Avenue, i
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
DAILY LISE TO THE SOUTH.
SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.
L i..?.dMM?U
Carrying the Great Central United States Mail. I
SCIIEIM'DE:
Leaving Spear's Wharf, Baltimore, daily, except Sunday?, j
at I P. M , by the well known route, via Chesapeake Ray,
f-'iiy Point, retersburg, Weldoti, Wilmington, to Charles- |
ton, S. C , without loss of sleep to \V< Idon?in the popular, 1
comfortable, and safe steamboats, with their experienced
captains and crews. GEORGIA, Captain Cannon, or
HERALD, Cnptaiii Russell, or JEWESS, Captain Sut|on
This lane has bfen ruuning for upwards of twenty years,
without Iom? of lifts or property% Tne boats .built expressly
for this route. Arriving in Norfolk, alter a comfortable
night's sleep, next morning, at ti o'clock, A M. Thence up
the Jann s River, with its beautiful scenery, in daylight, by
the scamboat f'lIRTIS PECK, Captain Davis, or ALICE.
Captuir Rrough, to City Point?thence to Petersburg in the
beautiful iiou steainbout MOUNT VERNON, Captain Rlow,
some time in advance at Petersburg of the Creat (I. S. Mali
Line, with (lie passengers leaving, Raltiniore same t.nie, or
Washington City next morning, where Ibis Great U. S. Mail
Line take their start from, thereby deceiving the nublic, with
their false advertisement of 24 hours ahead of Hiiy other
lane. The Ray Line gives the traveller at least six hours
rent nt Petersburg, lo encounter the uiglit travel to Wilming
ton, N. The same passengers that have Raltiniore by
I lie Hay Line amalgamate at Petersburg with those thai leave
Rallimotv *ime tuning, and Washington next morion/,
(via the Great II. S. Mad,) at Petersburg, therefore arrive at
tCharleston all together.
Also conuectim! with the Sea floaiil and Roanoke Rail
road to Garysville aud Fmnklin?thence bv the sieatncr
FOX to Fah iitmi. Plymouth, Newborn, aud Washington, N.
C Returning with same connection.
R? turning leaves Norfolk at 3and Portsmsuth at4 o'clock,
P. M., daily, except Snmlay, srriving In Raltiniore iu
time for the several routes going North, Eust, South, ami
West.
Ffire between Rail. A Norfolk or Portsmouth, Va. $"?
'? Elizabeth Cily,N. C. 7 GO
" " M FiiUiklin, <?
" ?* " Richmond or Petersburg, Va., <?
'j " " (t.istou Or Weldon, N. !?
11 " '? Through to Chiii b slon, S. C., ii 1
Mcnls on board R::y aud James River Roais. included,
thereby saving to each passscuger by Ibis route ?1 f<o.
Travellers by the above route will please be directed by
our Soliciting Agent in the Curs, and by tin- Porter In the
Ib'pot yard' ("Norfolk Line " labelled on his hat,) who will
direct you aud your baggage to the boat.
T. SJIEPPARD, Agent.
Baltimore, October 8th, 1647
ADAMS HOUSE, BOSTON.
Willi undersigned respectfully Inform their friends ami
X Ine public, that they have become proprietors of the
above n'-W and spft-udld Hotel.
The. Adams House was erected during the past seauon to
sirpply an obvious demand l?>r increased and superior ac
commodations iu this city. It is located oil Washington
street, within five mimihV walk of the great Southern and ;
Western Railroad Depots, ami the business sectious of the
city. It is adjacent to the Purk, aud the Cupols commands j
a beautiful view of the Harbor and adjoining towns.
The llouse hits been constructed alter the most approved
plans, with all the modern Inventions that minister to the j
comtort and convenience of the traveller, and the construc
tor's long experience iu hotels, has enabled him to intro
duce tnuuy improvements which are, its yet. peculiar lo I
thin establishment. It is built of Quincy granite, and con
tains One Hundred and Fitly Rooms, conveniently arrang
ed in suits and single apartment*, well ventilated, and sup
plied with an abundance of pure, soil water.
The Furniture was tnade to order from the best patterns, J
with special regard ns well to eomlort ami convenience, as
luxury ami splendor.'
Our Table will be supplied with all the hixurksuf tin
senson, and we pledge ourselves that (lie kii
the season shall oe found upon it.
We have elevoted unusual attention In the sclectii
servants, and our guests may rely upon prompt ami polite I
attendance.
Porters will be in readiness, at the various Depots, to take
charge of Baggage and provide Carriages lor our guests.
The proprietors trust by strict attention to the wants of [
guests to merit a share of patronage, assuring all who may !
lav or them with a visit, ih it nothing shall be wanting o" 1
their part, to render the Adams IIui'hr second lo tioiit- i
the Union. L A W. T. ADAMS, Proprietors.
Adams House, Boston.
WELLEIt'S PATENT ULACKINO.
rpilE undersigned begs leave to rail the attention of those
JL desirous ol using a good article of Rlacklug, to the
abovenamed. The Manufacturer, knowing the excellent
nroperties of this Blacking, yent sampbs lo various persons
(such as Boot Makers, Ac.) also to sevc ral of the newspa
pers. The extracts underneath are from Nome of the pspeiti:
lh??y speak for themselves; also several persons who tried
it have called and said that the Jiif/tm Li'/uid Itlwkinfi <
EXTRACTS FROM NEWSPAPERS.
VVcUei'H Patent Jupun Blacking is the name of an
lent article; we have seen it need, and can highly ?
mend it iV. America", April L*?,
FtVtor's lVmkinx Is >
By reference to another column, an advertisement will
be Ibtind for an excellent article of Rlackiui;, in a l.iuuid
form, for Roots, A*c. It lias been highly recommended by
many who Itfcve tried it. It not only gives, with very litlr
trouble, n hrmitijul jet noliihi but retains it much fon.tter
than any othfr. It is sold by the agent of the manufactur
er at No. Ol, Chestnut street. Buy a bottle, one tiial will |
prove the f.uL -Phil. Lmig^r, April '??!.
Pafent Wacking.- -Mr. J. Wellar, No. fiO Chestnut street,
has prepared a Patent Lic|Uid Blacking, which produces ?
henutdul jet p<dish, aud does not injure the leather. Those I
who would -have a polished understanding should read the
advertisement in another column.?U. 8. Uaxrttr, May I.
WVIUit'* Pntrnt Japan niaclciftsr is kbout the bent article j
of the kind we have seen The polish which it imparts In
the uruierttamlin^n of man Is brilliant end lasting: w
have tried it, ami it hoot* us to snv sll this iu lis behalf.
{/.runi'n# IftUletiri) June 7.
| The Manufacturer can produce numerous testimonial!
similar to the above, from private individual* ami from
othei paper*, but the abora utyteta ar< suffleient to eon?
vinec Niiy person that ths msnufactnrer has not exaggerat
ed; but tout upon a fair trial the Blacking will be found as
represented, excellent in every respect.
.1. WELLAR, Manufacturer, No. 00 Chestnut street, Phi
Ivb-ltdiia. -
CHARLESSTOTT,comer Penn. Avenue ami 7th street,
agent for Washington, I>. C.
yo 'JO FRANKLINPLACK, PHILADELPHIA
I oris HART respectfully informs'his friends and the
j public at large, and particularly his old natrons in Dels
[ware, that hie house No. Ufl Frankling Place, which for |
m'StneS* Mild comfort, ?s well a* privacy nnd fpiietness ot j
situation, is unsurpassed by any public, house iu PI Model
phia. Is open lor their accommodation. Travellers th? *i;li
slid visiters to the city will find his house ns desirable a
lodging, or temporary home as they could wish ?while his
charges, ranging from 75cents to 81 a day, will be found as
moderate as his patrons would ask, for the superior arcom-'
I nuNlatious they will obtain.
N 11 I .UNCI! dally at II A M; ORDINARV for the r*
peeial sccommodation of .merchants and other busiuew
J men, from 1 to :i p. M every day, except Sundays. PER
MANENT HOARDERS, lor whom the hcht accommodation*
arc prepared, taken on the most accommodiithig terms.
BOOK & JOB PRINTING
Of nil descriptions, done with neatness sntl
despatch, a|. the National WhlyDlQef,
over Minims' Mtore, ami opposite Jack
son Hall, Pennsylvania Arenne,
WaahlAjrton.
| TO INVESTORS
AOB.C* tU? O.TAWWO ,AT?NT. , 0, Nmv 1NV?N
j TfUNS AT WABll^NtiTON
foundat U,, aun?: corner ,ffi
ii. tu "" ''???>
"'u-'l.1''r?"iV.'1 '"*r,-*u> in the w.bi?S5S!I
' uiui ,^1-u biloriuation respecting the orbrinulitv
.^Cawjy j?T" ^ u.*w'
i?o*E^^^
^SS^Sess
Kreui pl" .'!" "!-v '" w??l'l.if?*I uke
thv oi'' i-nnii i.>.ii ,ecft,n?hiig Una a* a gentleman v\or
tafs clmrueniunJ IJ?ni?ularly cpiaJ ru
"iwitei Uii .,M<l'"'riu?: a knowledge of itim
|>'i?v^*uiu wr rilrni^'T ltt? l">f" In,
rrwfe. ?f thl.^T HENRY L.^li8^RTO; ""
p"?n,?&???? -Mwar
^tcjr* Letter* on business u, bo post-pn id.
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The ,hh? L',',' '.r"
wl.i. l. iwuda itry j?o7?!','' w"rk'
"? I. Intruded r?,"|Xr? ?V"mTrri J ?
tliMt Inm'h Ml JKMlrtlll secret. Which llJiould I,,. L.. .
WXiZJ'n" -Sss
mode of ,? ,vtr)f complaint to whteh j
to 'he married why ll I.
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cul science, Whlc-h meet thin (motion
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mi rbTtini" AZ'si.1,1 lu m" iiir?'.v
'Eptes:^
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n',/,!!,,,', 4 Hl.lft.l.li.hi;,, VVM TAYLOR, A CO,
S.lc A?ei,t for Washington, n. C.,
., , W. AIIAM, [
?' doors thiol 4 I 2 street.
AI.RTON LIFE INSURANCE CO
?-O.VDOJI AM) NEW YOItK,
INSTITUTED IN ItM.
Ntimn L!" from Si""" l"nK ? '?l"l lit the AI
?a.y nf i ' ? pt-ini'tli-u ?? visit Lurnp., at ,||
tartit ,,r rl.irtf I", ''ral . luiH ve:,,:!,, without any iwy.
m i i . f,K i n : "f1 ,h,'lr Po'h-I'i ?hull
' Im parl ot Eie voytigruBtKl rnldenre in
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JOSRPII FOVVLBR,
"? S BUCHANAN/
r?;ll'T?/?A"2ON4Ii n*c?BH?'*N oaiTeryT*
rimvv ' ?" Ar"""' """? Mrmtn'i liuht.
I Ml. i rii|>rn torn of the nhnve cjlfbntlnl emoblialinii-ni,
, ?i,2 .,?1'1!?' I" "l,,ll"lu" e '111 pilhlir, thftt by ihr aid of
.mlhl'.'n i'JV l ' "i"'y ore "ow "?km* Pirturci, whirl, thry
"?I?Y Imyr ni vrr been ti|iinllcd more the ills
ou'ry of lite art by Dsftuerrn.
*mtiiwi " ninuy adtant.ii? this liK?it notwmr. ovrrtil
, '"i1'1- er"?' ftc l'IT hy whichOROUPS from two to
! utr ?n i ii . ' In the group beinjr etiaully
a'^ Ui*tu?ci. This is a degree of perfection in takinu
group* never nltaiued by (he usual mode. H
iii nii'v nw I'f1'118 ?'ecu,i??r|y adapted for Inking children
TMiiii Si ?".t *Wiro'"' being required for a selling.
?o,m
Adwittanok I'rbk.
enuravisg and caiid
Plate Priu'ing Eslnbllshincul.
rI1'';?r,"Jfi" ;.''Vf<*t'KfirtA IVA-O ASH
>''?> I? (Mil) PRINTING htu re
l.i.r'.v V" l!,rfr,? ?loor from Pr. hv..
l\!lZn? Sll! ri" ^ b-,I" have Mrnihrraot
l.'im 1 u , rrriihma, and the public grnerally itlva
"tol n iw";,1"'' want EitjrravW dou? and Curd.
\iiil , ' . ami (i| Hie shut!fat notic.
rrfrr^r^lvrif'^'ulrci!: a'"' 0'*>**<
JOHN CULLCM.
SOFAS! SOFAS)!
supply of good and cheap
? hv*'AS, jUflf if-et-ivcd, at the fbllowiiiK
h-17. 26, Jit, 37,43 and 45 do*
I \tnh7.,r.mW ,i?TTi""." d?Uy f*,?ecied, a line lol of
' Ittll-Kl.- is n ill RLOR CHAIRS and
t IIPA ' iTO vt'n'ilp oSvli'M*1 ''''"'""-at bargain.,at ihr
I I -iV , i . 51.()RI" ulldrr'Odil Fellow. Ilall,
ill- " ?'??'till i: strrrla.
IT ll. ... J! W'"" Wi" lu" 1111,1 frxantlnn the artirlra for
| tin ini.eu m. S. D. ItlluWN,
?lOliN MULO
T.AJiKN l[ie aparioua, airy, and tlrr.nl ,.eTab.
.; Il.^.dw .v' J??"' ? k""w" "" AI.HA.MIIIIA, No.
I .1.1 'u^rx |iiruiiiii'r in antioutirin/ to atrulMtrr.
| nal hut the r,ly ??d to 111- put,lie that hi. Saloons are* .w
nil I I " I".1"". Thejr have been Improved, deeo
tl Ide to ren'.'li^r iI.hm"o ''! ^aM hi 1 11
Jilare ?t,Z!n" it." I
I M..L1";.,1.'!!*'",c""!"l hy perfect ventilation and a
! choir, . Pl'.i',i2'oi] | !!"" 'nfltanieuteil with llie
k ,,, L Z ' I lnrn- ,n " iu"1 1,1 "I "cry
. . ",,ir ?""?"i,?. The i,,.,ni'
: Vioon,. a ' hoirc U'iue.
.. '{ ,,, Krr.tt vailely, are ill-voted exclusively to
?ei III mi n. I lie visiter, wlietlo r si ekhlK a s?o,l pronie.
rii.'d"ihi m K, "r 'efre?hmeiit?, will
I''AlltHANKi? PATRST PLATFORM
^CALKSi
T1",sA,'.7'N',''1"N*"K wWr|' i? me in the
thai 11i#fy luiv'tf riiin* in f adjustment of ihese ScaleH is such
(1,mi"!mS "|" 'J,Hiv.u '"""V'^ht'e ill every required modi !
,,,, i ! Lnsllall, Frenrh, Spanish, POrtu
7.i."tandanl. for exp.jn.ulon and home
liade, eountanlly on band, and for imle by
"" " l* FAIRBANKS tc CO., 81 Water M.
To Let,
rlllv prlncljial r.Mim in TEMPERANCE HALL win
?'UltaU'c ?,r Exhibition*, I.W., ecu,ret? Co.,ceil
n o ojiii'1 purposes not inconsistent with the nriucinl
IH m<l(l<iff.lA A....I.. ... ' 1
dec lA-if
. moderate. Annly t?
WAIU?, President Stock Committee,
Or at the Hall.
IIK<TISII PLATROLA8S AV A K RIIOCAIC j
lV"JlhV1.,iCf-Srr- KFAn T,,E ,:rrV ,,AI N. V.-tn
J ? ?I'liliiiiiu to his usual assortment of lnrir*> oi-ro.i i nn\r
iniiiu'y" i ,!r,^ i^?.t?sw>r" fT(>iifj,?ui?n,
I
iJiTiwl-frrrv ?i?"i
I rt< T'l/IY UlNIJOIl'.s .SA-.S, ?n,/ man.
''
an above, when Jir?.'. '?\v%i!l"l.c"fi'tri'ii'^lit'.V 'F "h*a,!*' 10
,SAAC L. PLATT.
(IKORUIS J, IIVR1>,
JIASt't At Tt'tlEH AND WIIOLKBALR ntAt.Kn IN
l iubrcllns, Parasols and Sun Shades.
No. 130 lVnrl it. opposite Cellar, N Y
a?nd' vrTw/f'/JiVf1
nprr
T"
r i. .r ? in iim
^ . f nitcd States; and, from llie
the'.o K i ,'Lr",l r' l:' h y,i",r",!',"''f' ,M" ">?nnlK
, em.r;,r,,.trir.,!:1S::i::?cSii ? ',,Wfr "nr" """
?,s.:.,y'. wpe.rgE.,i,S,y&,hr,
COLUMDIAN HOUSE
S Wr STREET, PIIILADELPIIH
-I-, Subscribers have nuido evt;ry arraneprnMu f?.r ?i
aeeommiHlalion o? ihel?furr.t^ .'u"?^,' /'^l iu
f P?"r0"""' IIAfH.EY, MAt'KENZIE A CO
-Korle m.nnlUctory and Ware-ltoam
137 Tliir.l Avenue, New- York
II. eie'Tpi !'nV'!r'",r''r "??' " "^"nent of
^r?o , 'r'"" 6 107 III elegant
.1 anil Mahogany case., all of which are manirae
" ma " "" " ""I"rvl'lon and for ?ale on reaaouable
JiX.iSS'S l" """''! o'lentlon to the touch and tone
liftr 111,IIe t 1!? H ii ,thJch hlvr heretofore been ronsidered
" aII.,I, be will endeavor In maintain their previous re
r "'",,;1 -.t.clt, anex.min.lionfro ? pr'
te.Tora, AmaieuiH, and the public
A eommiNlioiis warereom liaa recently been added in 1,1.
wrxTiiRor notrsE, boston. I
Mil JOHN WHIOHThaving relliKmiriiedall
win, Winiiirop Hon.,, 1, ?j',|'
la now mined^'u'VkMl V ,",T the hnuae
Imme lor tno^1 liermam-iit hi l"""1"* P-'W^.m well
<"
" p room*.,,,, ln,trIut]
hy ?ny public boom
Kv
r |>ei
attractions (or the trafeller'iud for iho
lodgings.
?iHtrtmenfe rnble and alien
nif-n
sr^w,''
11 "" tl'.'fmielil., labia and alien
a r hotel or ,1 ' ,'' ' which can 1^ had at
wlU'icv. ie , , ? , e ! ln ??"l 'he snbaerlber
with their pluroo^e" r"mf"r">^'' who m.y Uv,? him
wlu'fimUhe'lVM;? ""lr '""III", and with Mies,
?umfsnieiJce ,,,u,ro'1 y mflwl to tkeir
oUlf.rr'".""*e nfe"!r ,r,r,'llnf P,lM'r ?nrf ?* permanent
our Hera, is respectfully solicited!
I WIM.|AM M. 8POO.VEK.
NEW YORK HOTEL,
No* 7JI1, Itro*(lw4iy, New York*
rJ u Won not, )*M0PMijiTuft.
JUS HOTEL, situate in the upper aud fashionable: part '
ol Broadway, has been ho tnlarztd as now to Ifo the I
..mat *xfnsive that exists.
The convenience, beauty, and salubrity of its position
Have heretofore cautttd it? accommodation#to be somouoo
, ,,. y l^rmaiifiit rtsiUtnihof the city an to exclude the
travelling public from participation in Ita comforts.
ifiiwt addition? have been made, ho*over, with a
view to set apart for trsutleut visitors suit* ffi parlors and
bed-rooms, to be retained at nil seasous for them.
dJSSt! !7.m"B,.?^r?wU1 choice* accommo
dations of thia Hotel constantly act apart for tliiui. and
?e,\ b6 I**'1'10 render it as attractive to the
(iiiiiBietit visitor aa it has proved to thoae who, residing ill
ha vicinity of New York, for a cvuaUuilv ajuce ili 'lm?!
h?!? V4*** ?ekVU'U' " tuwbiuintf ail die
j onti loJ-^ou witli the advantages
UNITED STATES HOTEL, -
(COKNfcK OK KI'LTOM AND pie ami ??
X^PKOJ-mKmu., .hi. mir. hi.
thanks to hiN it imds aud Ua v- ?>tllina nortioo .1 ?i,*
r?Tu ?.,'h?nTl!!' "!' U" hive t
awuraih?m *. hiZitt' *?I'I:?1iiu?iii, and b>
m1.!L Vi thai he will sjiare no exettjous to render bla
raivMl tu?til rl'i f l,alro,1,;,*r Vf wl,lch h:,H "'rm.ly re
celved so liberal a share. Hoard j?er day #1.25.
^ II. JOHNSON'.
Gentlemen's Fall nud Winter Wear.
? WM. T. Jli.VNIXs fc co>i
Dhaprrh and Tailors, Importer. of f'kitlii. c?,?lmr,?.
Vi-mIoiim, Fa nr. lire.. An>rl'?, i.e., 101
rican II..iW, ad,r for iiwpccih.u ?? .Aic???e wttorujlu
u.w ud faklnwbU ,ood. for K.II ,u.| w,,,,,,. ? "
ecte.1 Wllh a M. w 10 rend. ruif their aul an rich in .man
ly and variety ;? rill I... I,,,,,,.I In II.. city. , ,J"
* nt tt * ',J*' ' ' blarkl hrnwu olive mii.I
Jj*.c m?I.d varlnu. ?U,l.? BJa*er ,1,.: ' 2
h ue Ii.von?hrc Kemey; Canada creydo, .lnil ,hlu.?2d
' U""': a s
?,?"*??* FROCKS, SACKS, 4-r lie.ver an.l mill-.1
Cloths, Signovia's, a new article- extra Tu-m.t.. a a'
browu irSM,SJ} PP?! (^A'r's ?'??", bhcfc, oliv-.
" A'1*1*"10 ,'l"lh?."1 IH'Jly'., Slinour..
UOtllNKSS A\U rilAVHLLINII COATS-Plaid
LJT
wiSHSSSr^
*%8F8SSrB?2&E&.
i'c?, ' rK h Slik a,id fc?lin?s lor llall and Parties',
MDNA T V,-"- Experience enables us to furnia
Uniforms 111strict eon form ity with re#uktio?2 and we ha?'
proved styles Sacks, includiuj; bine, black, brown, and drab
.Mohair; drab and blue Pilot; olive and ?.?<>?.. TuI..7i! I
Youth's andI Boy's Overcoats. Winter Frock# Sacks' At
^."UlnK Ol.re, brown,' ^1,*;,
blue Cloths, plan! Cassim?res. Tweeds, A.c l>rer.s and Prork
Coats-A U?B asaortment in variolui coloSTiST abrtu
Uoaks?niue aud lllark Clot ha, full and three quarter cir
cles, lautaloons-BLick, blue, mixed, aud fancy Cass
^re"iJy. n ""ij n^b??! v?-,vHeeus, for ridiiif, tritvellnx,
v. 'it I y : . i ulu' ^ aleucia; tisuered and itlain
riV J iee,?^^ all<J "HMred Silk do. Hrctujina Gowna?
if,,,,;1! "..' I1"1""' 'l'"1 MuaJlu, in 8Ae*t variety
liuuiina Co.i. In varloiurfyleii, * '?
FANCYDitBSSAaT/cLES-Tulinnl, Jrnnr I In.I
Mazurka, aud other styles tancy CravatH* Enslish Prenrli'
and Italian black ail-: fcruvata; extrl anS medium uuili '
black aatin t 'ravata; suoerior black silk and Sinn Acaifs
lane, ,1,,; |l|m?o Sc.rfH MuIihS C uSJlt
p ?L ^' .V ,'i P'"'" f-"Sli?h, I'r.u. h, an,| lu.lia
Porka Ilandkercl.UiB. Olov..-ci oriI1.,
btark, While, anil rolore.l kl.l; nl?, Merino, llurkikin liniu
Srtn aal'mJEM11' v"\ SuKl'e,"l?"-All the
S. k .,! l T? 'u, Undrrvwi. -M.rino.
Sri , . . ^ . , ' W,Kl1 L?""U Flannel, llall' II..M,
VV lilleand Sliied Merino, ami Couun, variou.nr.uUs: Shins'
WWiK' in.brella^ bilk, and f o?.,,,"' '
OOODS.?Ll.tllm, CaaaimereB, Veminiia,
a. ejteiiaiTe an ?UKirtn.rai aa can lie found in ihe Founirv
which will be sold by the piece or yard, at as low nrirett *
they can be bought, with the obvious advimL??oFa^
*lul\BUm U <'al' be re|,e(l "l",n ?? most fashionable
VALUABLE MEDJCINK WINK
YfANUr At JTIIRED from the combined virtues of the Star
, f"''7'0"' W'iW C'Acrry, ami several other
I ' W o8t! wonderlul curative pnmerties are al
lojfether unknown, except to the author o|
i. i a.. I'ASI.EY'S FOREST WINE !
J!,'***'! ,kno*n to good chemist a. that all vegetable sub
fttunc sconlaiu more or les? deleterious properties, an well
' . "'a' virtue* Thoae oppoaite quahtita which ar?
u^,'"1! W lh,rr ?w>7 pl'H.I, ami hlosaom, remain
uBK ,hv Ihe listial method
ot boding, Ac., rendering all medicines (busprepared Inert
V,He" eill,tr or altogether uaelesa.
1 bis accouuts In a gn at measure tor the ineffleiencv uf
El?? ,u t l,ri,,R ('<<"a*es which they pr0f?sa
ll la very differenl will, /fui/rj,'. Form UV?e. By mean.
" rl,?ni"'"! "I'lff"'"", Invented torUie eirprew
IHijpoM ol niauulariurinji ihi. uriirle, iiir entire virtue, i.r
..mJ!S3 T,I,II|W? r"mhlnalion ofplanln ever iliwovere.1 in
a?ili JuiPv'?.*?? Ir'"" '"'V J"""!""/I"" wiii,'I,
a. c in unity, au.l harmnnir.e wuh the . .mmiliilion of the Im
uau frame. Tl,i? re the Fi.ml HVne Ihe inoal. xi .I
lent and truly valuable mediciue in Ihe world, both for it*.
Th'e'i'!"l;",W.'r "t "" Wl'" "" 'I'liel.lf'il flavor.
i rwrat \\tnr is most distinguished for {ik ureal < lli
ZVi:ZVein* ?w?s/iVM/iona, and curing gene
Jd ibi ? F"-"C-???higliom n, rrou* m?mpl'ainta
^o???cA,/irer, heart and kidnryv, including rotlitt
Ziyll'lVn'"''?Sa/>j*tll*. and ? drhiliip.
"U ?latr the xyitnn. A tree use ot the F?urst Wine re
Rtorcs invalids oi this class to the most robust, siroug and
vigorous health. It has also proved useful in irnforfu" in
valids from n lingering stale, aller severe attaekaofticknets
Poiinll^ P'*r h"H!e lor snle at llasley s General l?. pot, -j
Oowntond St., New \ ork, and by the appointed agents.
J- t . Callan, only agent, Washiuglon City.
U. M. Llnthic-iun, only agent, Georgetown.
|| EPILEPSY OR PALLING SICKNESS.
ON a" .ympioma of frequent pain In the Head, llimnee. ,,l
SlKhl, noiw In the earn, di.tiilI..-.I clerp, Willi aiilut.
.11? dreama, PALPITATION. Ft.ATL'Lh?NCY ?m.i
io tin1??*"' "r SW'J':i"!rFlt's PANACEA ehou'ld he
Immediately ronimenceil wuh and peraervtrcd In. iiniil
every symptom ceases. The above are the premonitory
svmptoma ot Kpllrpay, and denote a very foul state of
he blood, stomach aud nerves. A , urification of die bloo ?
by the use of this I'auacea will at all rimes insure the body
against any ol these disagreeable symptoms. Many per.
aons suppose that it i* useless to take medirine nnlegg we
nr* so ill aa to be unal.lt- to attend to o-ir daily avocations
therein lies their error. We do not inaure our houaes and'
goods when they are on foe, or with the expectation that
they will soon bum up; hut on the wise precent ofuiiard
ing against accident. So if we purify our blood when well
we insure our bodies against attacks ol sickness. ,lo.
the exact expectation of being sick, but to bo alwavs ore.
pered against its allarltH. For sale at all the driUHiMs
? J. F. CAfXAN,
corner of E and 7th streets.
T HE proprietor ofthe M Rough and Rea?ly " House | 011.
isiana avenue, Washington, near the Citv II dl rpvnV. i
fully Inriirmi his friends and the public that lie has con
nected with his establishment an excellent TEN-PIN AI -
. u'.^ to a.,,y 111 ll,e c,,y'1,1 w,'ic,? -hev may
at all times amuse themselves without any charge whatev
er, and he will be happy to have their company even o
j these terms. 1 '
I J.'l? ?V?Td r' c"??'?n"r ?uppll?l will, the he.
Liquors and Refreshments.
_ JOCK DOUGLAS.
As o' * Merc-hant Tailor, three doors west of
Brown s Hotel Pennsylvania avenue, keep.constantly
on hand a large and elegaut stock of ready made clothing,
in almost every vsr ety and *tyle of garments. Gentlemen
in want of a ault for immediate use may relv upon setting
I goods ol the best quality and made oqual to the heal be
snoke work. All garments warranted as represented.
| rrices very low. Also, a large aud elegant asaoiiment of
I uirniHhiug goods.
j Measures taken and suits made lo order. One price on
| ly. Terms cash. 1
UKDSTBADS PROOF AGAINST HUGK.
I^PROVED PATENT BEDSTEADS, at
li GARDINER'S. b?.) Gold street, first door from Beek
inan street, New York. This improved Bedstead received
Ihe highest premium awarded at the late Fair of the A me
rieafl Institute In October, 1843,'4, and '5, and the silver
meda ol 1?10, over every other competitor. The Bedsteads
aud all ?ther articles of furniture required for Ihe cham
ber, are manufactured of the best materials, and under the
immediate supervision of the undersigned.
Mattresses, Pilliasters. Feather Beds, llolaters snd Pil
lows on hand or made to order to fit Ihe Bedstead, and
warranted to be filled with sm h hair, leathers, Ac. as re.,
WILLIAM C. GARDINER.
New farpet Warehouse.
BAO-AM) A PHINCR inform their ritMomcr* and the
public that they have remove,I from the old .laud ...
inn* iwrupied hy them, to the large and commodious Ware
limine, rerenlly erected ou the north aide of I
BROOMM3LD STUF.F.T,
> .hort di.lanee from Wa.hinjlon Rlreet, where they offer
lor Kle .11 eiteu.iv, aaonment Ol Kiifftiati and American
HMn^H.w'il, ,io ^o Stair ('ftrpeliiiKS; lle.ulh
llngf?; Hot kings; Straw Mattings, Ac. Ac.
Also, English and American i'aintvd Floor Cloths, of all I
dimension*. j
RAEWAYM CHINESR MBDICATKD
MO A P.
PATRONIZED by thousands of indlvidnsla throughout Ihe
I United Stales and Oanadas, giving the must Haltering
sitisf.iriion to all who have used it. Chendats have won
dered at Its myaterioua effects, and many of them have en- j
dcavored to discover ths ae? rrt of its wonderful combina
tion of efficacious balmf and extracts, which render it so
Pteedy and efficacious in Wie removal ol Pimples, Blotches,
iiKtules, Tetter, tranalbnning, as if by magic, dark, sallow,
yellow,and unhealthy skins, to soft, smooth, fair, pure.snd
I heallhy complexions. For the cure of Ch<ti>]#d hlrth.
Rough, C'inched and Ditcotin ni Stein, Salt Hhrtirn, Jfirtc
J IForw, Kryipelna, Ncttrvu, and Sore Ifead, RADWAY'S
CHINESE MEDICATED SOAP msv truly be csllrd an In
I estimable treasure. Excrescences of Ihe Cuticle sre speed
ily removed snd cured?the cnticular vesaelsore Instantly !
cleansed of all Impurities?ths hands, neck, and face present
a beautiful, clean, sweet, and healthy appearance.
/br Sharing, gentlemen will find this Soap a great deal
! deratum, It pro?Iuces a rich, creamy lather, softens lh?>
I baard. and renders the akin smooth and pliable f\*r ('lean
ing Teeth, Had way's Soap is superior to pssie or powder, H
makes ths teeth white snd beautiful, sweeten* th* breath,
and pr??teeta the gums from arurf. As a general Toilet A>wi?
It is superior to French and Ensllsh pa. it la entirely free
from irritating ingredients -It la purely balsamic and aooih
ins to tne skin.
Each cske to ha genuine, inn.I be sighed R G Itadwav.
JAR. G. KADWAY, 2 Conrtlandt at.. N. Y.
Bold in Washington rity by J F Callsnaml M Delaney.
Sold in Qeorgatown, by O. M. Linthi?*urn.
TNDELIBLE INTT, without prepsrstlalii at Wei* per box
I for sale by r CHARLES STOTT.
Druggist and Apothecary.
[ ? MARKS 4 DUVALL,
| 101 Pearl Unci,
HAVE ou Imnd Battery Kettlea, 11 rami 1?*11?, Plater*, ro
ami ahcet Urauxi, Tublug Metal, Ot rm in Silver, ami a
j oth?r goods innnuucturrd l>y the Wolcouville Hiuim Co.
Alro, Hivfit', both Irou uud Tictied
\Arudhai)i? At Co.'* hupcrior Gilt Button*, Including Mill
i (crjr end Naval.
U<uti-r'? very superior Knitting and Tidy Coltona? all of
which, h? Agcnia for the manufacturer*, tliey offer for aale
on the Qjoat favorable urma.
They ar? aleo Importer* an?i I>?alera In I'earl Muttons
I Ivory uud Fancy Combe. Spool and Skein Sewing Coltona,
I Shoe and Stay Lace*, and a 'general assortment of Fancy
Ctfoda.
Paper Uaaglngi, Window Shadei and I'p
Uolatory Oooda.
SOLOMON A II AltT, 243 Broadway, are now receiving
per tbe various packet ships from Kqglaikd and Frauce,
the largest and best assortment of the a bo ?? Oooda in the
city, all <>f which they offer in i?ny,?i?aiitity, whoh-eale or
retail, ut lower prices tliun can be louud in any other esia
blialiment.
Country merchant* and others will fiud a laiwe escort
ment of Window Siiudfa and Paper Hangings of *11 the va
riolic styled and pricea, and which they are rtqueaii d to
osM and examine.
'1'hin establishment is always closed on Saturday.
SOLOMON & HART.
IJphoUtcrers and luipori?<rt?, VM.'i Broadway.
RESTORATIVE FRANCaTsR.
CONSUMPTION.
1" OUIS FONTAIN, jr., partner of the firm of
j Fautuin k Sou, Cncmlsts and Prescription
isis to the Itos Li 1 University, Paris, has established
at Washington city, D. C., a depot for tjie sale at
the t\bove celebrated compound, at Win. Adam'e
Bookstore, No. 3. Elliott's Buildings Pennsylvania
Avenue, near Jackson Hall, wbich they offe*
to the American public as a ture antidote Jor Con
sumption, in its chanced as well as incipient stages.
Acting directly upon the I.UNG8, and arresting
their decay, it not only soothes and quiets at onca
the distress and pain attendant upon this hereto
fore regarded fatal disease, but restores the lungs
and their sympathising orgaits, to natural and heat
Ihy action. Accompanying each package are gen
eral instructions and directions (translated) for tla
me, adapted to all cases, and if strictly followed,
will not fail, ill every instance?If the lungs are
not wholly consumed?of restoring to health
which may he permanently secured by future care
and avoiding too much exposure to atmospheric
changes. LOUIS FONTAIN.
Price, eight Francs.
JCt"For the information of persons residing in
the interior; any partof the government?h? would
state that the remedy is prepared and imported di
rect from their Laborutdrie, Paris, and that the
same can he transported through mail, hs he is ad
vised by olliccrs of the Post Office Department, to
any post office in the country, at the same charge
as lor a double letter. Any persons, therefore,
residing distant from this city, who miy wish to
avail themselves of tho remedy, can do so by ad
dressing him through the mail, post paid. Two
dollars accompanying an order, will entitle a per
son to one whole andone third package.'
LOUIS FONTAIN.
NEIV PAPER HANGINGS
AM) WINDOW SHADES.
Nicholas pike &. co..No. 173 p??i aueet,
Importers snd Manufacturers, have j ust opened
a very ex ensive supply of every style and quality of
American snd French Paper Hangings, Borders,
Fire-board Prints, and wido Window Curtain Paper.
Also, a splendid assortment of painted Window
Shades at d fixtures for the same, which they offer
to Merchants, Dealers and others at the very lowest
prices.
II. Sf I). H. BROOKS Sf CO.,
CLOTHIERS AND DEALERS
IN
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES & VE8TINGS,
JVoj. I tG and 118 Chtrry ttreet, N. Y.
CORNER OF CATHERINE.
HAVE on hand a very large 8TOCK
Fashionable ready made Clothing, just manu
Inclined, and especially adapted to the season
Also, an extensive and comp'ete assortment ol
Fancy Articles, embracing every variety pertaining
to a (Gentlemen's wardrobe. Also, Cloths, Catai
inerta and Yetting*, by the piece, or in quantities
to suit purchasers.
GARMENTS of every description manufactured
to order in the best possible manner and in point of
style not to be Burpaasod
J. STOUVENEL &. CO.,
No. 29 Gold street and No. 3 John street
near Broadway,
IVfH York,
MANUFACTURERS, WHOLESALE and
RETAIL DEALERS In
CHINA, GIJISS, AND LAMP9,
for oil and lard.
Gas fixtures of every description, Solar and
(Jas Lamps, Chandeliers, Brackets, Girandoles,
Candelabra^, &c.
Private houses, churches, and hotels, fitted up
with Gas, at a great reduction in price, and all
articles warra nted.
A complete assortment of the richest cut -press
ed, and plain Glass constantly on hand.
All the above articles made to order, and all
kinds of Clans ware matched to any pattern.
Lamps altered and repaired.
Goods loaned to parties.
Oil at wholesale and retail.
New style of Hall Lamps and Lantern,.
HM.OYI) has ingeniously succeeded in in
, venting a Compound of such a delightful
nature os ip render the hardest and roughed skin soft,
fair, ami delicately white.
Ladies Riling, Gardening, or Painting, and Gen
tlemen Shooting, Hunting, Fishing, Cricketing,
Rowing, Are., or any amusement or exertion preju
diced to the hands, wilt lind the improved ROUGH
AND HEADY WASH BALLS and TABLETS
pleasingly efficacious In removing all hardness, slain,
redness, and all other cutaneous disfigurement; pre
venting and ronde ing t'teskin soft, fair, and pliable.
From the nice c imbiriation of RiiUamie ingredi
ents introduced into til* composition, they form a
fine Creamy Lather, with the hardest of Sea Water,
which rendera them very desirable for Salt Water
Baths. They proJuce the moat softening and re
freshing sensation, and will he lound an excvllei.
substitute for the Flesh Brush.
They are highly recommended to Cap'ains,
Ships, Merchants, and all who trade viiih first [n
countries, as they will retain their virtue in anyeli
mate. For sale by Cll AS. STOTT.
Drug. <V Apulh,, corner of 1th ? Pa. on.
WATER CURE.
EPHRATA, LANCASTER CO., PENN
TITHE EPHRATA HYUKOPHATIO INSTI
JL TU PK is in i-ucrossful operation under the
direc ion of Dr. F. Laisaaiwo, who haa had the
advantage of six montha experience with Prieaznitt,
at the Orafenbiirg Institute, in Germany, and haa
practised tho water cure treatment in thia country
for the last six years, and within the laattweyeara
at thia place having restored many hopt-lesa patienta
lo full health. There ara many natural advantages
at Ephrata pure water, the mountain air and splen
did scenery, not nurpassed in any country. Addi
tional hu Idinga have been crerted ibis season. The
mountain dousche has been much improved, and
sevcrsl lino springs of puie water have been brought
into are, so that a large additional number of pa
tients and vlaiters can lie comfortably accommodated.
Ephrata boing ve-y essy ofacceat, a stage leaving
Reading for tV is place every Mondsy, Wednesday
and Friday, and Lanraetcr every Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday; there is also a I ri-weekly stage
from Downinglon via Ephrata to Itarrisburg,
Medical attendance and boarding at reasonable lerma
pTvTl! o"n^
NEW RRIOUTON, HTATKN ISLAND.
1'IIF. Proprietor begs lo Inform his friendi and
the public, that lie has made considerable
Improvements in this establishment since the last
season. He has erectcd a large hnildingcontain
ing 33 rooms, altogether disconnected lYoni the
main body of the Pavilion. ThcM rooms are in
tended for gentlemen only; tliey are of a eomfor
able size, light and well ventilated, and superior
in all respects to those which are generally deno
minated single rooms in the various watering pla
ces Ibronghei.t the country.
The Proprietor Is now ready to treat with fami
lies or parties wishing to engage rooms for the
season, letters addressed to him at the City Ho
tel, Broadway, will be immediately attended to
A steamboat runs between New York and New
Brighton, at the fullowing hours, viz:
From AVw Brighton. FiOm North Pier, N.York.
At H and II A.M. At ?, P.M. Mid 12.
2 " 6 50 P.M. 3 1-3, S.fcfi, P.M.
More frequent communications will be estab
lished as tbe seaaftn advances.
The Pavilion la retiy tor the rteeption of com
pany. F. BLANCHARD.