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SWORDS UNCLAIMED

ok swords. prepared in obedience TO various reso-
- buttons Of Congress, and intended TO have been
presented to Officers of the Navy FOR galantry and
good conduct in the actions with the enemy in which
they were respectively engaged, have recently been
found in the Navy Department.
These officer, being not now in the service, and
perhaps not living, the swords properly belong and
will be delivered upon'the production OF satisfactory
evidence, to the nearest male reiafre
The names of the officers to whom voted, and the
actions in which they distinguished themselves, are
suhjoined
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JHrAsuRy DEPARTMENT,

Washington, March l6, lS43.
S,EALED proposals viii be received at this Depart
- ment until the 18th April next for building the
bulls Of one hco three Iron Steamers to be used
Revenue Cutters on the sea coast, of the following
dimensions, say =" one hundred and forty (i0) feet
on deck twenty three (2S) feet beam, aud ten (l0)
feet hold. Model, drawings and moulds for building
10 be furnished by the Department IL is expected
that these boats will be built IN reference TO Hunters
or Ercsson's Propellers. The iron used in construc-
ton, must be American, and of the very best quality
and is TO be painted, with two good coats of red lead
Zone before the work put up and the other aer The
whole Of said ironwork shall be weighed, after il is
wrought and fitted TO its appropriate place and previous
to its being fnally put together. Payment will be
made according TO this nett weight per pound
including coal bunkers, water tanks and gal
eys. The chain plates bobsays and all iron
work necessary TO The hull spars, rigging sails and
guns will be included in the proposal, and the price
for such work will be separately stated, spar deck
Of white pine by inches to be laid, secured from
underneath with the wood screw bolts, coulked and
planned Berth deck Of ash or yellow pine q by 6
inches spiked and boted to the berth deck beams
also cauked ard planed ceiling planks of white oak
to the flooring heads inches thick, thence yellow
pine inches thick to the lower deck clamp-all Of
which will be estimated by the square superficial feet
The materials and weight used in the construction
to be approved and the work TO be Inspected by such
officer as the Secretary Of the Treasury may appoint
and the work be done according TO the direction Of
the Superintendent.
The vessels TO be completed within ar months
from the day Of delivering the moulds and plans Of
building.
The workmanship to be inspected previous TO de-
livery by two competent judges, TO be chosen by
each OF the parties of the contract who in the event
Of their disagreement, shall select a thlrd who are
to determine whether the work has been executed in
| all respects according to the proposals and agree
/ ment.
| (sgned J. c. SPENCER,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
march I7-dIm
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FOR RENT OR SALE.

A ND possession given on the first of April next,
"A the dwelling Mouse and premises on the corner
Of l4th street and New York avenue, at presen, in
the occupancy of Captain Page, of the Navy. This
IS of the most healthy and agreeable places Of
sidence in Washington with stable and carriage
house, wood-house, milk-nouse, Sc. additional lot
Of ground for garden, some choice bearing fruit
trees, and excellent water near by.
The House will be put in good repair, and war
ranted not to smoke. Apply TO
JAMES LARNED
march 2l-3t Thirteenth street.
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GADSBY'S HOTEL.

WAsHINGToN CRY, ID. c., March II, lS43.
II In consequence Of the great scarcity of money
the charge for board at this Hotel will be dollar
and fifty cents per day. 1 he same price will be
charged for board at the Ladies Ordinary. Liquors
and wine Of all sorts reduced to one-haf the former
rates.
The proprietor feels grateful for the liberal patron
age he has received, and hopes by unceasng atten-
lion and low charges TO meet the appreciation Of all
who may honor him with their company.
VIM GADSBY, Proprietor.
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ACT granting pension TO certain widows OF
Netolt,iiopsrv sokctof-

he stae'sd by The Seaas aad Ho,lss RI Rspreserio
ftpss If the United Siets u .iauscs w Congress asss
ted, That the widow u any person whoseryed in tho
War Of the evolution IN the manner SET forth 10 the
act approved the seventh day OF June eighteen hun
dred and thirty-two, entitled an act supplementary
TO the act for the relief Of cert In surviving Off ers
and soldiers Of the Revolution " and whose widow,
10 virtue Of an act approved the seventh day of July
eighteen hundred aud thirty eight entitled an act
granting half pay aud pensions TO certain widows, A"
aud an act approved the twenty-thrd day Of August
eighteen hundred and forly-two amendatory thereof
and resolution approved the sixteenth day of Au-
gust eighteen hundred and fortytwo entitled ga
oiuon deelarase OF the Pension act OF July seventh,
eighteen hundred aud ihirtyeight" received, OF Is
entitled TO an annuity pension for the term OF 1--WE
years from the fourth of March, eighteen hundred
aud thirty-sx, shall be entitled TO receive the
annuity or pension which she received is entitled
10 receive, under said acts said resolution, either
OF them, Tor aud during the further term OF year
from the fourth day Of March, eighteen hundred and
forty three, during such portion Of said term as
said widow shall survive, subject Ia all respects,
however, TO the rules, limitations, and conditions in
and by said acts aud resolution made and approved.
SEC. 2. Ind be IL further enacted, That the sum OF
three hundred and eighty thousand dollars be- and the
same is hereby appropriated out of any money in the
Treasury not otherwise appropriated, TO pay the
nuities or pensions in and by this act granted.
JOHN WHITE,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives..
WILLIE +. NIANGUM,
President Of The Senate pro tea,pore
Approved Sd March, ls43.
JOHN TYLER
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and Newspaper founts as follows

For approved paper at six month, at per cent
less for cash Wood Type Printing Ink, Presses.
Cases, Galleys, Brass Rule, Composing Sticks, Cha
ses, and other Printing Materials, furnished with
promptitude and at the lowest prices.
Printers OF newspapers who publish this advertise
inent, with this note, three times before the ls Of
June, lo4' and send of the papers to the Foun
dry, will be entitled 10 payment of their bills buy
ing four times the amount OF it.
March 25-d3l&sw2
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ARMY AND NAVY REGISTER.
lust published and for sale a, s,ationers' Hall the
j official Army and Navy Register for l5i3, by or
der Of the Secretaries Of the Army and Navy com
pliance With resolution Of the Senate and House OF
Representatives.
March Diff
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CPLENDlD HATS.-LEARY's NEW YORK
- STYLE AN additional supply Of these splendid
new fashioned Hats will be offered for sale this day
at TODD'S Fashionable establishment, six doors
West of Browns Hotel mar 27-3tif
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PRINTING TYPES.

Ornaments, Borders, Rules sc. of The best metal,
east IN original matrices, and very accurately finish
ed-aii OF which they have determined TO cell at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
Placing The H,ok No
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TYPES AT REDUCED PRICES.

EohGE BRUCE Co, i'fype Founders ct
VI No. IL Chambers street. near III, Post Ofct
New York have on hand an unusually large stock OF
their well L,,nuyn L.
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JOHN TYLER.
Pension OFFICE,

March 3, lSi3.
In order to carry into effect the foregoing Act the
applicant " no may claim a pension must make de-
claration under oath before some magistrate in the
county where she resides which declaration must be
duly authenticated. The official character and sig
nature of the magistrate must be certified by the pro
per officer under his seal OF Office and the gistrate
must certify that the declarant is personally known
TO him.
J. l.. EDWARDS,
Commissioner Of Pensions.
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Rank.
Action

James Bliss, Midshpman. Lake Erie, Sept
10, 1919.
Alexander Storet do do do
Rogers Carter, Sailing MsrrLake Champlain,
Sept II, 1914.
Thomas Greeves, jr NIidshipman Capture British
Brig Epcryer
Richardson Brick. do do Reindeer.
Thos N Bonneville, do do do
Navy DEPARTMENT, March II, lol3. Nv
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c. A. WiCkLlFFE.
march l6-dtlmay

The Old School Republican, Ohio; Kentuckian,
Louisville, Ky; Woman, Frankfort Ky /; Boston
Times; Philadelphia Sentinel New York Union &
Aurora Hartford Patriot & Eagle; Argus, Albany
N. Y; Hil's New Hampshire Patriot; and Cncinna-
Ii Republican, will publish the above advertisement,
aud send paper containing the same TO the lnspec-
lion Office
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POST OFFICE BUSINESS.

march l6-eodtals
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march 2l-3t
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1843-11-07

eiebesbrief. SuBe, Sbeu
re ! 9iebensniroioite Nuer 9icbenswuroi
gen. Ou, Die Ou iiiBer biit ot5 9ereni9tcr
6onio uno lieblicber al5 Gitronenol, f0lt
liber als roffinirter 3uder, tollomiber
olS Der tlorite Sprup. 0rei game Sage
blit On 1eet nibt bel mir 9etpeien! Die
Sonne 1T ounfet, wenn ib 3u Witta0 ei,
ie oer Wono uno Die Sterne Tno fbwars,
lpenn ib fblafe, uno Ou nibt bel mir biit.
Oen Sbritt iltSp bdrenmuiif, uno wenn
Ou mir poriiteribreitef. fam Der 3epbpr
oes paraoieies nibt liebliber fdbeln ais
Oein Calico @enano oa5 icb Dir Dor ;,pel
Sabren Su Deinem 3llten 8eburtstao 9e'
Thenft. 2(l6 mir uns suerif be9e0neten,
fuiite ib DID uno nod 1T mein eanser
&0rper flip oapon. Sine Seiner 9odeu
berUbrte babel malne Stoie. uno oos Der
ponoete fie in Outsucfer 30, @emdrs
aller @ewtir6e, @arten oes Gntsu6ens !!
Sbiafe mir cine 9ode Don Oeinem Soar.
ocer iroeno etnos,uno mars Elm 8obl0f:
| fel, Den Sein Singer beribrte, uno Se0el:
lterun9 miro MIDI lpie einen Gaienoen ct:
9refen. Sin Slict Don Dir piroe au9en-
bliflib obne Setter mib in oen oritten
6immel perleeen! 0sine Qoern iino nit
purem 9oloe oefiittert. uno oas Slut, oas
ourb iie front, 1T Wildb uno 6onio,
0eine eippen itno rotbe Eoien. oepfGtft
in Goen uon Der 6ano 9abriels! 0eine
8orte fino oeibmolsene perlen, Die BON
0einem Munoe tropfelu. Men 9erS
| lammt bel Dem 9eoanfen an Did. >,
fomm &oitlibitss o(lsr 8ofbarfeiten, Ii.
baube mid an nit Deinem icropbl6en
Ooube Nber ,penn Ou fommlt, 70 per:
oiB ia nidt, mir bic Isl Gents, Die Su
mir oboebor0t. mitsubrin9cn, oa ib mir
germ Elm babies 6unoert @leorren faufen
m0bte.
6ofnunespo(l, 0eiu SGber &c.
N. g. Der lleberbrinoer oieles erbdlt
2 Gents Sotenlobn.
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Sparlamfelt.

Sab ib Gu6 oieUnafoote Don ser WB
Spisfinoer erSdblt, Die ltb pornobm ibr
eano ielb(f Su bewirtbiboften ? Sic oadte
iib "lbmdrt' oenu9, Den Sobn S6infen.
beiber uno feline 9eiellen i'm Srob 6u bal
ten ;-io itano iie eineS Sa9es babel, ais
Sobn fein Mitta9efen nobm. uno ct lieb
iibs oeBbalb nibt iblebter fbmeden.
Da iie Die Oebnbarfeit BON Sobn6 Wa9en
fannie, 70 la9te lie ole er i'm Se9riff wor
ll6 5u entfernen. um meoer an Die Nrbeit
Su oeben Sobn, e6 tpuroe ettpa5 3eit 9e.
iport weroen fir su 9eben u. Su fommen,
penn ou ieet nieoerldBeit uno 9lei6 oein
9tacbte fen nGbmif. if.-Oab' gar nibts oos
eeeen. ia9te Sobn, upo fdn9t Don porne
an. Sn einem gtu lno wieoer eiuiee
pfuno Sleilb, Semitic unb cine uerbdlt
nibmdilioe portion Seioer per1hwunoen.
gtun pilbt ct itbs Woul ab uno bic ofo.
nomlibe Dame ia8t: Jtun, Sobn fannit
on wieoer an oeine Qrbeit eeben. Qrbei.
ten. Waoome !-errpieoerte er nit Grifaus
nen-ieb arbeite ME nab Dem Nabte6en.
So
Die Warapas n Snoien. Die
Warapas ibeinen in Den Yrouinien Sar:
fore. Waoura nnb Sinepellp oerbretet
su iein, betpobnen aber Defenders einen
eanoifrieb an Dem 8oroebr9e @omorn.
@s 1T elm iebr altes Solf. oae oa5 eano
Dor oer 2lnfunft Der 5inous aus Dem
Noroen uno Der Ginfiibrun9 Der Srama-
religion inne aebabt au boben iblent. Sic
baben tpenioitens eben 70 piele Qebnllb
feit nit Den Sewobneru BON SABA rpie
nit ben reinen 5inous uno aenieben reoel:
mdbie palmentpein uno Irad; nur noe.
niee entbolten iib oefelben. Die Mdnner
in Den untern Glahen uno Die Srauen
oebnen Die Sbren beoeuteno aus uno
tra9en fbwere 8ebdn9e oaron. 8eioe
8eiblebter trosen febr peite 8endnoer
uno auf Dem &opfe Elm Sud-. ME aber Ell
nen Surban. g8enn ie Den @ott Siwa
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anbeten. leeen fie ieioene @emdnoer an;
befeuhtete &leioer ooer ieoene 3euoe tbei=
len nab Der 2nlibt Der 0nou5 fsinc Se=
fledun9 nit. 60 9ebt es unter cen po=
rias Qerjte penn cieielben &ranfe aus
b0bern &aiten beluben unb ben puls
oerlelben unteriuben wollen, le0t man Elm
Stutf Seioenseuo Srpiiben ibre Singer
uno Den SsrGbrun95punft. SoQ ein6in:
ou-2(rSt aus b0berer Safe ben puls einer
Srou unteriuben, Die ir8eno cine 8eini:
ouna6ceremonie gu perribten bat, 70 miro
ebenfau6 elm Stucf ieioens5 3eu9 Swiiden
feline Singer uno DEN Serubrunospunft
oele9t, um cine Seflefun9 ;u perbinoern.
Minerpa.
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ounasceremonie su perribten bat, 70 miro
ebenfau6 elm Stud feioenes 3eu9 Swiiben
feline Singer uno DEN Seribrunospunft
9eleet, um cine Sefledun9 su perbinoern.
Wlnerpa.
s-Ns=-
Sodtrd 9er@ eiprd DE.
cSn enem 8erliner Sbnapslaoen fibrs
ten spei Sadtrdoer fol9enoes 8elprdb:
Sanoemann. gSeBt gu, rpot Der Ssls
bel is =?
@runepalo. He!
ganoemann. g8iuit Du ct ,pihen?
@runespalo. Sa
Sanoemann. 9Sat frie9e id oauor?
@runetp. Sb LAP DID enen Sbnaps
einibenfen.
8anoemann. SIS out ! g1u ereif' MIDI
NAL in bic Saibe. gSat is oa o'rin?
@runeipalo. gtibt!
Sanoemonn. Sea, feb Du, bes 1T e.
ben oer Seibel.
-MR=
W b gan. Oleienioen, tpelbe oen
lebten Genius Seribt nibt oenou ourb:
0eieben baben, rperren ibwerlib nit Der
Sbutiabe bsfonnt iein, bab ,pdbreno oer
lebten s,pcimal 10 Sabre Die Sevolferuno
BON Wibeon in b0berem 8raoe Suoenoms
men bat, ols Die iroeno zines anoern Stao:
tes ooer Seritoriums, uno oaB es ielblf Die
frubere 3unabme Sbios nab Serbdltni6
ibertraf. Son 1920 bic 1880 nabm Die
Sep6lferun9 Wibieans um 225 proSent
gu; ibm ,unGbIf fam Slinos, oos 1876
prosent sdblte; alabama NIT l42 proz
gent. u. {. 10. Son 1880 bis 1910 mar
Mibioan5 SermebrunoS: :Waasltab 622
Yro,ent, ooer NIT anoern @orten, aus
elmer 8ewobner3obl BON 2S,OO4 Seelen
Unit Nu6iblub Der iest su 8iieonIin ee.
b0renoen Gaunties) wuroe cine Ginwob:
neribaft BON 2l2, ,267 Seeten. Sbm ,u-
ndbif itano lpdbreno oerielben 3elt Qr=
fonias nit 22I pro5ent 3unabme ; Damn
Suinois nit 2O2 pro3ent; Damn Wifils
iippi nit ia proSent; Damn Wi6ouri
nit l73 prosent Damn Snoiana nit SO
pro3ent, u. (. no.
60
Sin treuer 6uno.-Giue 3eituna
Don 6olifor eradblt, oaB fdralib auf
Noab's Wbarf in oolifor elm &ino nit
enem yteufunolano 6unoe ipielte, iber
ooe Gnoe oes 8barfs ousolitt uno ins
@aher itirate. Ser Suno Sprano Dem
Sinoe (oos erff 6 Sabre alt tpor) fo9eid,
nob. erarif e5 an ieinem fleinen Eode
uno brabte es an ben Ood, 100 iib elm
ueberbau 5um Inlanben befano. Oas
&ino belt iib oaron feit. fonnte aber
ni6t auf,fsieen. Qls Der 6uno fab, oab
es ibm unmoolib iei. Den fleinen Serun,
9luften aus Dem 8afer 3u ibleben, lief
ct 6u enem Sofe. no elm 9idbrioes Mdos
ben beibdft9t war, @Glbe ousSubrelten.
gr er9rif oas Wdoben beim Gofe uno
So9 iie unoeabtet fie itb bemibte, BON
bon ibm los 3u fommen. bic au Der Stelle,
wo bas &ino nob INNER nit feinen 6dna
oen an Dem ueberbau i'm @afer bln9.
2(ls bas Mdoben Dem &inoe Die 6ano
reibte, ,por ibr Der 0uno bebalflib. un,
oen &lenen aus feiner 9efdbrliben Gage
su sieben, uno naboem ct Dem Elnoe oas
@eitbt eeleeft bate. iprans ct bon Dem
lleberbou ins 8afer. ihwamm um oas
Gnoc oes @borfs berum uno febrte fo=
oleib nit Dem 6ute oes &leinen i'm Wau:
te rpieoer Suriif.
Man Saet, oer8ater oes&inoes. Dem Der
Suno aebort. befreite einif Den 0uno aus
oen 6dnoen Don eeuten. Die ibn foot fblae
oen lpoOten, neil er Elm Sbaaf eetootet
bate, uno nabm ibn nit Iib fort.
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8asrsans S, sanze @gammsr als.
1fberaIe 1seobaehter sribsint j

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@3je#stas Se# 7. 8epe#Ger ls4s.
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Sm Sblobbofe periammeltcn fi6 i'm:
mer mebr Meniben, Die Den iunsen 9ers
5o9 ieben, uno in ieinen boloen Sliden
Die ibonen 5cfnuneen elmer erfreull6en
3ufunft lefen mollten. Sefter fam er
ans Sen(fer, uno elei6 fonnten ibn oueb
2(ue, Die ibn oorber ME 9eieben batten ;
benn, bieb es ieoesmal, ct iiebt ia ielner
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ing him on his back, he wrenched the sword out of
his hand, put it under his arm, threw his BUOY over
board, and then with all the GOODNESS and dignity Of
stepped into his boat, and scornfuly observed that
1t became not his dignity to take vengeance on a
coward, who could be guilty of chopping poor
it he made any resistance, the cats and gangway
were sure TO be his portion Disdainfully finRng
him back his sword, and fairly driving him off his
territory, he resumed his old occupation of building
a fire, and replacing his coffee kettle. The boats
crew, who in fits of laughter during this occur
renee, refused to interfere
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GOURAUU'S
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FOR COMPLETELY AND PERMANENTLY
GRADUATING

~.
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