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. oOo CARDS NEW PENS.

VIZ FISCHER has just received by the ship Pin.
w ladelphia, from those unrivalled manufao
turers Messrs. James Perry Co, London, 2 0OO
cards three pointed, elastic spring and extra fine
Pens Also, entirely new article called the Curve
Cut large and small barrel Pens, which, on trial
will be found to possess more of the airy elias
ITCHY for the prosecution Of good writing and expe-
dition than any othe, pens in use. For wholesale
and retail at Satoners Hall.
iune2 w. FISCHER.
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J,oID LEAF AND DENTISTS FOIL.-W.
tJ FISCHER has Just received large supply Of
k,,y,, deep Gold Leaf and Dentists Foil, which IS
coisl il not superior to any heretofore made by bun
"a quantity Of which will be Constantly KEPT Tor
wholesale and retail at Stationcrs' Hall
may 81
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A CARD.-The undersigned having, under the
II firm Of Johnson 4 Callan, opened an office OF
General Agency for the negotiation and transaction
Of such business may be confded 10 them in this
CITY, beg leave 10 offer their friends and TO the pub
lie their services in the sale purchase OF all kinds
Of real and personal property corporation, bank, IN
surance and other stocks, negotiation Of loans and
Investments Of money, collections of claims upon
the several departments Of Government, rents and
dividends, bond bills and notes from abroad, payment
of taxes for non.resdents set lement Of estates
cutting the duties Of trustees, sc. &C. all for fair
and reasonable commission, at their office, on +
street. few doors east Of Messrs Corcoran Riggs,
where they may always be found during business
hours.
The undersigned feel happy in the belief that TO
those who know, or who ever have known them, il
unnecessary to say their business will be conduct
ed upon principles Of the strictest propriety In all
respects and that all moneys passing through their
hands will be promptly remitted, or otherwise dis
oscd Of according to Instructions
LEWIS JOHNSON,
N. CALLAN, Jr.
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INRENCH PORTFOLIOS.-lm imported direct from
L PARIS, by =. TAYLOR and just received a
mall collection OF Portfolios OF fancy ,colored goat
shin add Turkey MOI Deco leather finished 10 a style
nj beauty and taste superior 10 snY thing before
brought to this market-a single dozen only received.
Also. French Ornamental note paper, medallion
afers gold pencil eases. albums, drawing books,abd
large collection Of TIE most beautiful editions OF the
,.t estec ed writers n poetry and prose N volumes
or all s,zes and descriptions sOmc 'plcndidly embe-
h.hed. other richly bound june
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JSlNNES LAW COMPENDIUM, or Questions
IN and Answers on Law, alphabetically arranged,
for immediate reference with copious references to
the most approved authors Reports, Decisions, &c.
&c by Asa Kline, volumes octave
Third edition. just published and this day received
for sale by p TAILOR
i'ne l-tf
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TgNorIcE-A Regular meeting Of the Union
Literary and Debating Society will take place on
Thursday evening, at the SeSson.room Of the Bap.
list church on Tenth street, at s O'Clock, p NJ. The
debate on the question before the Society viii be
continued
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4 CARDIFF following Card was published IN
n March lsst, and - published for the
accommodation Of those who neglected attending TO ~
The undersigned respectfully but most earnestly
requests all persoEs indebted to him PRIOR TO l54J, to
cali at his store before the 9Th day OF next month,
(Juhe) A. he will be constrained TO pace AZ DEBTS
sthon distinction then outstand NJ, the hands Of
an oTicer for collection prompt setllemen tot them
Seng indispensable, 49, -
nav IL l1N wv. us HIN.
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STATIONERY.

Sealed proposals will, in like manner and for the
same time, he received for supplying the Depart
ment with such Of the following Stationery a. IL may
order prior TO the lst July, 1874.
IS Reams Owen & Hulbert's superior blue laid hand
made QnarioPost paper, feint lined; weight
81 pounds
Is Reams Sturges' extra superior blue hand made
QlartoPost paper, feint lined; weight g.
pounds
IL reams Platner Smith & Co., blue wove, weight
81 pounds.
/ Is do do white, do do do
! ; do do do, unruled
Ia DO Owen & Hulbert's sup. blue laid foolscap-
feBt ruled.
3 do sturGes' extra sup white laid foolscap-
ieint ruled
2 do extra sup. white folio post, fcint lined, TO
weigh not less than IL pounds.
| 10 do blank folio post, blue, untrimmed, Isl by %
inches.
! 10 do do white, do do do do.
/ , do gilt note paper, by inches.
90 do best machine made cap, weight II pounds.
50 do best do do quarto post, weight do
do best yellow or buff enyeloping paper, 20 by
20 inches Hat
| / do white enyeloping paper 20 6y 25 inches fiat
100 do doube-caP paper for blank post bills.
IS do royal printing paper.
quires best drawing paper, 81 by 40 inches-per
quirc.
4 do do tracing do, 81 by 40 in, do do.
8 doz cards Pcryan pens-per dozen cards
, do do Boston mercantile pens--per doz cards.
9 do do Hayden's do do, do do do
- do do Leyy's pens do, do do do.
2 do do Wmdles do do do, do do do
2 do do Chsnceys do do do, do do do.
I3 do do Gilberts do do do, do do do.
1000 Opaque quls-No. 80.
u doz. Monroe. black lead pencils, graduated.
4 do Cohen. red lead, do, do
3 do 9 inch ivory folders.
50 do red tape-No. l6
II do pieces silk taste.
n do cocoa sand boxes.
II do do wafer stands
, do quart bottles Maynard Noycs black ink
do pint do Arnolds red ink.
25 pounds red waters, best
5 do best scarlet sealing wax
1 do prepared India rubber
2 doz cut glass ink stands assorted.
/ do letter stamps, ivory handles.
ii do erasers
II bushel best black sand
In order to secure uniformity, blank forms for pro-
posals will be furnished on application to the Depart
ment.
Each bidder must furnish, with his proposals, a
/ sample, and but sample Of each article bid for
| Each article must be bid for, and than one
price named for any one article
Bids not fully conform ng to the advertisement will
not be considered
The terms and conditions annexed 10 the adyer-
,isement for printing are, far applicable TO be
incorporated in the contract for sta onery; and the
/ head Of the Department will, In all cases, Judge
whether the articles rendered by the actors
of the quality required by the contract.
C. A. WICkLIFFE, p. w. General.
! june 6-lawlw Spectator
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al arr(r0.

On The oath ultimo, by the Rev J. C. SMru
DAVID s. TODD, Esq Of Philadelphia, TO Mis-:
CATHARINE, daughter Of Mrs. Esther HuSr, Of
this city
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CAPITOL HILL
SUMNER DANCING ACAUEMY

SUMNER DANCING ACADEMY.
NIR.F. c. Liable has the honor to inform the
wi Ladies and Gentlemen Of Capitol Hill and Ma
Wy Yard that his Dancing Academy will open on
Thursday 9Th June, at the Engine House # sufiic
ent number can be obtained.
Days Of Tuition, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur
DAYS at half past four o'clock. june LIST
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SOUTHERN LITERARY MEssEsGER.-The June num-
o'r Of this leading American Magazine, has been re-
'elved From the table Of contents we should Judge
Tins issue to be equal to the enviable reputation Of the
work
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NAVY AGENTS OFFICE,
Washington, May 3lst, l6i3.
SALE OF SCRAP IRON.

w ILL be sold at the Navy Yard in this City, on
w Thursday the 18th day OF June ensuing, at |
O'Clock, the following lot of Scrap Iron, viz:
80 900 lbs. Wrought Scraps,
1000 lbs. trimmings from Tanks
1000 lbs punchngs from Tanks,
1900 lbs. borings and turnings,
6 TO 800 do. old flies assorted
The above Iron will be sold for cash.
WIN. b. SCOTT Navy Agent.
r. w DYER s co. Auctioneers.
june l-3taw'29lh June (Intel & Globe.)
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HoRNE's INTRODUCTION TO THE SCRIP.
II TURES, , large octave volumes, full bound In
leather for sale "a few copies only at s5,5l usua
price q, so +. FAYLOR.
June
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References:

hJercncts'
Very Rev. Dr. VIM. Matthew'S,
Gen. John 2 Van Ness,
Richard Smith, Esq, Washington,
George Thomas, E-q.,
Darius Clagelt, E-q
Gen. Walter Smith, c,,r-o,,,,,
John Kurtz, E-q.
Messrs. Hugh smith & Co., Alexandra.
Nsih. Jewett, Esq. tpo,,on
Messrs. Loring x kupfcr,
Messrs. Young, Stiih 4 Co.
Wolfe & Clarkes, NJ VII
Baiiy, Ward & Co.
Benz. n. Field, Lsq.
Hon. John sergeant,
William ID. Lewis, ESQ. Philadelphia.
Mcssrs. Lew Garrett 4 Sons,
EoS s Ss N s; s 6 r'p Baltimore
Messrs. Dunlop, Moucure & CO., Richmond.
Messrs. J. & ". Southgste, Norfolk.
Messrs. J. w. Zachary Co No or,oao.
Hon. r. d. White,
City OF Washington, May l6 l5i3
NIB We propose to such editors Of newsp pers
in any Of tie commercial cities who vi insert the
above Card Cor month in their columns, sending
US paper containing the same, TO transact bust
ness they may require in this ty, coming within the
scope Of our Agency for the space Of year from
the first insertion, tree Of charge. j. Z.
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PROPOSALS FOR PRINTING, BINDING AND
STATIONERY.
POsr oFrreE DErAArMESr,

PosT OFFcE DEPARTMENT,
June 9th, lSI3.
n compliance with law, sealed proposals will b,
4 received at the Post Once Department until p
M OF Friday the 3Oth instant for exceeding the fol
lowing descriptions OF printing when ordered at an,
time prior 10 the LIST July, 1874 Tin quantities sta
ted, more or less) WIS
Is reams blanks and circulars Of one page on quar-
toPost paper, per ream
% do do OF two pages do do
do do Of three puges do do
do do of four pages do do
10 do blanks and circulars on foolscap paper Of
one page, per ream
% do do OF two pages do do
D do do Of three pages do do
8 do mail contracts Of three pages on folio post
paper, per ream
do do Of four pages, do do do
do postmasters bonds on foolscap do do
do oaths for postmasters, assistants, and mail
arriers on foolscap, per ream
do postmaster's commissions on folio post two
on a sheet, per ream
10 do post bills, on foolscap, six on sheet with
signatures, per ream
80 do nine on a sheet, with
signatures, per ream.
10 do twelyes Oh sheet,
WIN signatures per ream.
All book or pamphlet printing the Department may
require per 900 ems loI composition, and per token
for press work
Specimens OF each kind of blanks may be seen at
the messengers room in the Department.
Paper wiil, in all cases, be furnished by the De-
parlment, 10 be recepted for and accounted for by
the printer demand
The work must be executed in the best manner,
and must be done in the City of Washington as the
law requires The Department reserves the right 10
prescribe the letter on which It's printing shall be ex-
ecuted
In order to secure uniformity, blank forms for pro
posas will be furnished, on application TO the De-
partment Each proposal must be signed by the in
diydu or firm making il, and must also specify the
price, and but one price, for each and every item in
the foregoing advertisement otherwise ii will not be
considered.
The bids must be accompanied by ample testmo-
mails OF the ability of the bidder TO perform the work
and ten per cent on the price of the work done will
be retained until the close of the contract securi-
ty for its faithful performance.
The head of the Department will, in all cases de-
eide whether the terms Of the contract have been
complied with, and reserves the power to annul the
contract upon any failure TO comply in reasonable
time.
Blank Books and Binding.
Sealed proposals will, in like manner, and for the
same time, be received for blank books and binding
Of the following descriptions when ordered at any
time prior TO the first July lS44.
Bauk books with indexes Of best hand made linen
paper, smooth surface, ruled red and faint lined it'll
spring backs, VIZ:
Royal full bound in calf with Russia bands and ends,
Rov,, ou hound n Rn..i, per qDire
Medium, f'll bound in calf, with Russia bands and
ends, do
Medium, full bound in Russia, do
Demi, full bound in calf, Russia bands and ends, do
Demi, full bound in Russia, do
Double-cap, full bound in calf Russia bands and ends
do
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AIRS GASSAWAY'S BOARDING HOUSE
vi Removed 10 the dwelling No. 7, east of Gads-
ty's, between f. TAYLOR's Bookstore and Mrs. HLL's
Mlners Store. Mrs. G. is prepared for yearly or
trans ent boarders on reasonable terms.
iunp Al on
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noCToR FoLLEN'S wRTTINGs.-Theco com
~ pete works of Charles Follen, with Memoir
of his Life, volumes octave, price 81 so bound in
cloth, with portrait just Published, and for sale by
June r. FAYLOR
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FURNISHED ROOMS-Four pleasant rooms,
suitable for parlors and sleeping rooms, viii be
rented on moderate terms, singly or together. In
quire at the house, on y street, second brick from
Ninth street, opposite the Catholic Church 3
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NOTICE,

IN relation 10 The remordlo Of The Land Office
from Huskod0y 10 Mineral Point, in Uis-
koHsdn Territory.
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Posr oFFIcE DEPARTMENT,
June 9th, lS43.
N compliance with law, sealed proposals will be
received at the Post Office Department until p.
M OF Friday The 3Oth instant for executing the fol
lowing descriptions OF printing, when ordered at any
time prior to the LIST July 1874 Tin quantities sta
ted, more or ess,) WIS
Is realms blanks and circulars of one mage nm mar
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DOUNTY LANDS TO SOLDIERS OF THE
ID LATE WAR-Soldiers, or their heirs, who
ave- or may hereafter certificates for bounty
lands are informed that the subscriber has engaged the
services Of faithful and competent agent, resid-
ing 10 the Territory Of lowato whose may be safe
y ntrusted the selection and location OF SAID lands IN
that or any adjoining Territory State No patent
can be obtained until the 10 atom made; and II all
important that good and valuable lands should be
lected To do thls an agent should be employed who
can attend personally to the subject Persons hold
ing certificates above, AID who may desire TO make
them of value, can have their respective locations
made upon liberal terms by applying posi- pad, TO the
subscriber.
Reference may be made to General George Glib
son, Washington City. -
HENRY II. SYLVESTER.
Washington City, C., April 5-dScu
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IN virtue Of the authority conferred the Execu-
i tive by the second section Of the act Of Congress,
approved on the 26h day Of June, 1884, entitled
act to create additional Land Offices in the States Of
Illinois and Missouri and in the Territory North Of
the Stale Of Illinois, notice is hereby given, that the
Land Office for the Wisconsin District is to be re-
moved from Muskoday 10 Mineral Point, so as
the necessary arrangements for that purpose be
made
Given under my hand, at the City Of Washington,
this llth day Of April A. d. lei3.
JOHN TYLER.
BY the President;
Tho II. BLAZE,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
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10000 Dollars!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class No. 80.
To be drawn at Alexandria, d. c., on Saturday,
June 10, lS43.
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES.
CAPITAL PRIZES JUNE.

J. G.. GREGORY & co. Managers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-08

From VERA CRpz BY the schooner Wiem
Bryan, from Vera Cruz, we have received advices
TO the 2lst instant, and papers from the capital to
raj interest.
According to letter from good source, part
of the Texan capiives are to be Immediately reeas
ed. II says "Tbe Perote prisoners will, ! think.
all be released on the 18th Of June. So say those
that know. They comprise all the San Antonio
prisoners, with Generals Fisher and Green, and l6
others taken at Mier."
Another letter states that the reason why the
Mcxicans who surrendered near Merida were to be
transported TO Tampico instead OF Vera Cruz, was
that their situation was horrid, from starvation
and being manned, their landing at the latter place
would be likely to produce revolution against III,
government. The writer states that Com Moore
very much by his grape shot. Santa Anna had re.
tired to his seat at Tacubays In. o Bulletin
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-08

A MUSICAL PHENoMENA.--Mr. w. v. Wallace's
concert on Tuesday evening last, was triumphantly
successful. His musical abilities are indeed extra.
ordinary. Even his professional brethren were in
raptures with his performance, and for once PROBES
sonal Jealousy does not pervcrt the judgment of the
critics most competent to express an accurate opn
ion. Bey himself expressed his admiration in the
most unqualified terms. All unite in saying that
Mr.. Wallace is superior to all who have appeared in
the same field He is quite young man, and full
OF enthusiasm He will soon rival, il not excel,
Paginini. His talents as a composer are of the
highest order; and the brlliancy of his execution
the exquisite taste which characterizes all his per-
fsrmances- the soaring genius which is apparent
throughout-all afford the highest promise of most
lustrious musical career. Added to all this talent
and skill, MIR. Wallace pos .esses the not very com
mon merit Of the most modest and unpretendine de-
meanor. lie has travelled very extensively in En-.
rope and Asia, and has just arrived here by the way
of Mexico. The profound admiration, the en,hu.
sastic applause, which has greeted Mr.. Wallace,
dsbm this city, warrant the hope that he will give
another concert previous to his leaving our shores
Tor Europe.
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Tho Bunker Hill Celeb ration.
As this patriotic gala will be one Of the greatest
events of the year, we have at great expense pro.
cured and published on our first page, beautiful
view of the monumental historical sketch of its
erection, and memoir of the battle itself.
The historical sketches are taken from neat
brochure, published by c. P. Emmons, of Charles
town, Mass, entitled "Sketches of Bunker Hill
Battle and Monument, with illustrative documents"
1t is sold in this city at l39 Nassau street.
These publications will be aids and helps towards
the enjoyment of the approaching celebration-a
celebration OF the most splendid character that ever
took place in this country. We suppose 100000 per.
sons will visit Boston next week-and probably
half million may be collected on that day around
that sacred hill, the altar of Freedom.
We are also preparing to give report of the
18th instant, accompanied with numerous en-
cravings, that will in graphic accuracy and beauty
surpass any thing ever attempted in this country.
Our engraving to-day is executed by Boston
artist, first rate genus, and it is capital one
Agents who want supply of the Hrradin time,
will please transmit their orders early
The Sons OF New ENGLAND have made very ap-
proprate and excellent arrangements for taking part
in the great celebration on the 18th. They have
chartered steamboat for their own accommoda.
ton, and will be escorted by the Light Guard of this
clty-a very respectable, welLdred, and hand.
some company. The following badge will be worn
| by this large and respectable delegation =
Q o
BUNKER HILL CELEBRATION,
JUNE H. lSa3.
| New YoRK DELEGATION
| SONS OF NEW ENGLAND.
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THEArRicAI-THr There was an excel
lent house last night. Mr.. Brougham as the "Irish
Lion" ELECTED roars Of laughter, and played with
great spirit and effect. He is capital .rishman
Mrs. Brougham looked, il possible, more charming
than ever, fand sustained the part of Mrs Firziig
with great animation. She api ears tonight in the
character of Lady Teazle--a part which she sur
stained at Covent Garden in very crediable mar
ner The play is well cast Dan Marble has made.
Of course, decided hit. He also appears this even
ing in favorte part.
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0u- HARNpEN u Co. will please accept our thanks
Tor the many obligations they are continually rem
derlng us, in bringing papers rem the east in adj
vance Of the mall and their expedition in. bringing
inn orant intelligence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-08

The CAPTURE OF THE SANDWICH ISLANDS There
be little doubt, think, that the act of Lord
George Pauet will not receive the sanction of the
British government. The negotiation OF the indie
pendence Of the Islands by England took place
month after the capture. great deal of the news
paper Indignation respecting the injustice OF Great
Britain, will therefore be uselessly expended The
whole affair will turn out like the seizure of Mon
terey by Com Jones.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-08

RAISING THE WIND.-An ingenious, but not al
together original expedent for raising the ind was
put into successful operation in the upper part the
city, the other day, by a female dressed in plain
and decent garb, and Of rather respectable appear
ance. She went into the house OF an old gentle
man, and presenting the compliments OF the lady
who lived next door, asked the loan of two dollars till
next morning The old gentleman had not So, but
handed her IS bill, and requested her return the
balance. The successful lady then went into the
next house, and there on similar pretence, obtain
ed 80 more, and, ofcourse, Immediately decamped
Benevolent, obliging people, ought 10 be on their
guard
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The CoMET.--The astronomers OF India have cal
culatcd that the recent comet struck the orbit of
the earth, and will become a second moon to us.
Good-we shall have to figure little ourself one Of
these DAYS n
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Mas c. +. MnLER.-A resolution changing IT,
name Of this female to Martha E. Blackwell, Ia
passed the Connecticut Legislature.
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