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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-10-04

All to be twenty inches wide, and each Dol, 10 con
tain forty yatds
The wary and filing t. be spun exclusively from
long, "el-dressed fax, wster-roued and Of he very
beet quality, without any mixture Of shorts or tow
he yarns TO be evenly spun and properly twisted
the warp TO be rather twisted than the filing
The yarns to be boiled in solution OF The best Anne
mean pot ashes, IN the proportion Of pounds Of
ashes To every 100 pounds of green yarn, and one
gallon Of water 10 every pound Of green warn then
10 be thoroughly washed and rinsed 10 pure waller
and carefully dried The yarns 10 be thus prepared
between April and November No deleleriou. sub.
ance, starch, glue, paste, nor any description
Of weavers dressing, to be used in the manufacture
All cylindering, csendenng, pressing, and beating,
Is strictly prohibited
IL must he fully ,qoal to the samples st each of said
Navy fsrds-be subject to such tests and inspecion
as the chIef Of SAID Bureau may direct or suihouze
sno oe ~ a" respects to The satisfaction Of the Com
mandants Of said Navy Yards respectively or To the
ehiei OF the Bureau, or II will not he received
AL deh'ene- must be AT the risk and en- pense Of
'he contractor aud the articles must con form to the
spulaons and conditions Of the contracts to be en-
tered into.
Bonds with two approved sureue., in one half the
esums'so amounts OF the respective contracts will be
required, and ten per cenum m addition will be with
hed IRON the amount of each payment to be made
a. collateral security for the fsthfu pcforman of
'he contract, which will not be paid until The contract
- fully complied with
One half Of each number Of said Canvas must be
delivered at the Navy Yard, Go,por, Virginia one
ioorth at the Navy Yard, Brooklyn, New Yoik, and
one-fourh at the Navy Yard, Chsrie.,own, Ma.ss.
chusc,ts
One-half Of the quantities to be delivered at esch
Of sad Navy Yards must be delivered on or before
the lot day Of February next and the whole on or
bef re the LIST day Of April nert.
Two prisons, who'e responsibility mus, be certified
by some Navy Agent Comma ndsnt Of a Navy Yard,
or other person known TO the Chief Of the Bureau,
must state upon he offer their readiness 10 become
sure'ie- Tor tue persons offering, II their bid should
be accepted.
To be published three times week until the 30 Of
November next IN the MsdsOnisn and Spectator
washington Morning Post and Daily Times, Bos-
on Journal OF Commerce. Sun, and Aurora, New
y orb Sun and Republican, Baltimore, Md; Old
DOMINION md Beacon, Norfolk, VI.
Dc, <-3ts wt3Ne~
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-10-04

Bsors closing to-. ls,s. mast oss se4ss 10 's'H'e
you that, the appesraues of MIR. Gays sonads"i.ai
letter to his kinsman c. M. Clay, has thrown sha-
dow on the brow Of every Wing in this great Wing
city. No American, whether Wing OF Democrat,
can read that honest spiss without feeling Of mort
6es,,ou aud wounded national pride. You will see
,hat lis author virtually despars OF Kentucky
Like strong man IN moressi TOO he slnks stu deep
er in the toll. heh his impfudeneies have strung
about his lons; and presents melancholy specimen
OF e1uberan, Wbiggery, decsyiog aud falling from
the Democratic stock, upon which !, has been grAf,d
a, the wrong time, in the wrong place, and under
wrong circumstances. IA.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-10-04

NAvAL-We learn from the Norfolk Herald that
the United States ship Cyane, Com. Hoiins, arrived
ia Hampton Roads Wednesday, from Csllao, and
last from Rio Janeiro-95 days from the former and
43 from the latter. The Cyane left at Rio, Angus
10, the following United States vessels Of war =
Frigates Rarsn, Captain Gregory, TO sail on cruise
in few days Congress, Captain Voorhees,, do do.
Constitution, Captain Perciva (painted lead color
with red streak) United States, Com. Sribling
arrived from Cslao l7th August to leave the eitt
for Boston. Brig cambridge, Newman. MIR. JOSIAH
Faxon, sail-maker Of the United States, died at Cal
lao on the 30th June after illness Of three months
Of consumption. He was young man from Boston
and highly respected by all who knew him. Passen
gers from Rio The Hon. G.. A.. Profit (lae Minis
ter to Brazil.) Chaplain, j. Robb, sick I'd Lieut.
Marines, X. ID. Taylor
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PROPOSALS TOR carrying the Mails of the Uni

/ PROPOSALS tor carrying the Mails of the Uni
i ted States from the LIST January, lS45, to the 80
June, lSi7, on the following routes in FLORIDA
will be received at the Contract Office OF the Pos
! Office Department IN the City OF Washington until
9 o'clock p M of the % day OF December, 1874, Il
be dec lded by the 1th day of the same month.
No $500 From Alligator Blount's Ferry, 81
miles and back. once a week.
! Leave Alligator every Monday at e a. m. arrive
at Blount's Ferry same day by p.
Leave Blounrs Ferry every Tuesday at a. m; ar
rive at Alligator same day by D. m.
1881. From Patka TO Enterprise, ION the St
Johns rver,) l25 miles and back once a week IN
STEAMBOATS, or packe,s
! Leave Pralka every Tuesday at S a. M arrive a,
Enlerprin next dny by p. m.
Leave Enterprze every Thursday at & a. M: arrive
at Phatks neat day by q D. IN.
Proposals Tor service once IN two weeks will he
/ consdered-alsn for once a week.
1882. From P,laka, by Orange Greek Fort King
Warn Spring For Dade, and Fort Foster to Tan
pa, 1855 miles and back once week
Leave Pilbka every Tuesday at 8 a. IN: arrive al
Tampa next Friday 10y m.
Lave Tampa every Tuesday at a. m, arrive at
Pilslka neat Friday by Z pm.
1888. From Wacahooue by Enathla Fot lizard
IiomOssassa, Annut1gs and Chocochste, to Fort
Dsde, lO5 miles and back, once a week.
Leave Ws"shooue every Monday at a. m az
rive at Fort Dbde next Wednesday by I p m.
Leave For Dsde every Thursday al q a. M; arrive
at WaeshooI'r mex Saturday by 7 pm.
$685. From st. Augustine, by New Smyrna. St.
Luerf and Miami riSer, to Key West COO miles md
back twice month, in steamboats, or packets.
Leave 81 Augu.unc on the LIST and 9TH Of ca sh
month arrive Al Key West IN seven days.
Lesvs hey West on the 9Th and I'D of each
month auNe a 81. Augustine IN seven DAYS.
$685. From Enteprire 10 New. Smyrna, 30 miles
and back once week
Leave En'errr1s every Thursday at "a. m. arrive
at New smyrna sane day by o p. m.
Leave New Smyrna every FRIDAY At g., m ,r
n'e al Enlerpnze same day by p. IN.
5o5e. From Newnsns'ille, by Cs.onville, TO Cedar
KY, 30 miles and back, once week, In steamboat.
aud iwo-horse ooschs.
Leave Newnsnssille every Thursday At 6 a. m.
aulVe 81 Cedar Keys next day by ~ noon
Law Ctusf heys every FRIDAY at p. m, arrive
at Nevnan.,e next day by 7p. m.
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NOTES

No proposal will be considered, unless II be accom-.
panied by guarantee signed by one or more resp,p-
.b'e Persons IN the following manner, via:
The undersigned - GUARANTEES tina, - 4
his bid Tor carrying the mail from - To- n,
accepted by the Postmaster General ,baI,
enter into an obligation prior to the 18th dsy q,
FEBRUARY next, wrh good and sufficient su,etie. ~
perform the service propy.ed."
Tbs should he accompanied by the certificate Of .
Postmaster, or other equivalent testimony that IN,
guarSntor- aie men Of property, and able To max .
good thor guaranty.
Ihs IroPosal should be sen, TO the Depaumep,
sealed, endorsed Proposals Tor Route No - y
and addressed 10 the First Assistant Po.tmssts,
General
For The Prohibition of bids resulting from comb.
nations, and the terms and condition. ON which ~,
contract .. 10 be made see the last annual sdve,,'
ment.
fo'T OrrIor DsrsRr~rxr,
81 October, Isti
G. A. wICKL1FFE,
Oct 4-lspiv "'"A
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Correspondence Of the Madisonian.

SR:-IiI were to open this communication with
the remark that Tuesday was gala day with the
Coons of this city, should Aater their self-compla-
cency the evident expense OF their inteIge nee and
forecast They out, it is true, in their
strength, but, jesting aside tina, strength o~-..-,
stuff without even the virtue of ad cap tandem ruls
ob.erved in a dozen instances, nurses, women and
chdien ON foot mixing with the procession, walk ng
around the ash-cars, aud passing jokes with their
freight; quite conveniently as if The affair had
been procession earthq volunteers" All was
-tudiedy tame, manageable and singuary exempt
from every thing iumuAuos riOtous; such results
unfortunately, sppertaining exclusively to our own
biPed race In the front rank recognised one hon.
est politician the Hon. Jchn Sergeant, Of Federal
nooe'y. Immediately following him, was the only
apt feature in the pageant plain blue banner, with.
this point was, that waggsh Democrat had inn
posed these striking symbols upon their opponents by
way Of branding the mummery with a mark in the
forehead; but soon found that he whole heteroge
neous mass, was equally indicative of coon.
cry in the most comprehensive Specification Of
theterm. Furniture cars, drsys, rubbish wagons
and conistogas, filed up the chain.
In short, all that money could bring into force up
on a few days notice, there, with the single e1-
cepton of that very trHng article, qualified voters
noticed, in one instance, at least thirty horses in
Indian file, drawing sort Of skeleton shsnly, sbour
twenty feet square filled with the contents Of some
second hand iron shop in South street. This link
covering something less than quarter Of mile, was
accompanied 10y solitary individual and he natu-
rallied foreigner, whom the tenc,s OF Whggery would
deprive OF the right Of suffrage. | also noticed a
splendid portrait Of General Washngon furnished
no doubt by the drawing room Of some millionaire,
borne upon nokely seweriender, with ito hire up
on the back ehd. Whata PROCLAMATION Every otber
section was ou' copy OF ms and but for the fact
OF the uncovered head OF an elderly gentleman on
horseback whom we suppose was General Markle.
appearing about midway, the entne demons trstion
wouid nave been sleepy e'hSreic, sP'r'ess, dying
eno'' parry 'na oogn' 10 o'e' must de and shall
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-10-04

s.ass % Taovals.-yWs hass stated tasi Coz
Fond. OF Illinois, had ordered 500 troops 10 Naa'eo
the cause Of which proceeding was not given In The
papers We since learn, that the Governor hsd
good reason spprehend that tho war OF extenm'na
ton against the Mormons, 90 tePcslodi! ures'eheol
was about TO commence. The anti Mormon parry
Of Hancock Illinois, issued haDdbills Tor the Assem-
bling OF a military meeting at Warsaw, on the 2lu
ultimo This handful requested the presence OF the
people of Missouri on that day, armed &c fromPt
ed by this movement, His ExceIlency, Gov FORD
called out twenty-five hundred of the State militia
The militia doubt, will respond TO the coll, and
from the determination eyinced by Governor FORD
there is every probability that The insurgents VIII Dc
foiled In their traitorous designs.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-10-04

NAvAL.-The following United States vessels of
war ing in the harbor of Pensacola, viz -
the sloop Falmouth, Comr Sands sloop VandaIia
Coma Chouncey; brig Lawrence, 1t. Cong Jarvis
steamship Union, 1t. Cong Bell; steamer General
Taylor, Ii. Farrand and steamer Polnsett, 1t Sem
mes The French corvette BrilIiante and brig Mer-
curie have sailed for Vera Cruz
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-10-04

WoMAN's CHARITY.-That was a beautiful idea OF
The wife of an Irish schoolmasler, who, while poor
HIMSELF had given gratutous instruction to poor schol-
ars but when increased in worldly goods, began To
think that he could not afford give his services for
nothing. ooh, James, don't say the like o. that, D
said the gsnte-hearted woman "don't poor scholar
never come into the house that | don't feel as If he
brought flesh air from heapen ioM him never miss
the BIZ live lh.m-my heart warns at the soh and
hopey sound OF their bare feet on the floor, and the
door almost opens itself To receive them 10.
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From NE Cincinnati Ennnir, 2
WAS HE WING OR DEMOCRAT

WAS HE WIG OR DEMOCRAT
Judge Elliott Of New ORLEANS, It will be recolIcc,
ed, was dismissed from his Office for issuing fraudu.
lent naturalization papers. In the { stmuny II wa.
proven that he acted under the employ ofthe "Cla,
Club of that city To do away With the fleet ii
this proof the wing partisans there denounced him
as democrat, and declared that he was member ot
the democratic club, and was democrat when he ~
sued the certificates. The following letter from IN,
editors of The New Orleans "Pcayune" TO gentlemen
IN Memphis, will show how true that was
PIcAYuss OFFicr, Ngw OaLxAx,.
August %, Is4.
GENTLEMEN Your letter Of the 5th instant asl-
ing "whether Judge Elliott was a whr or demo.
crst, or acted with the wing party when he Issued
those certificates Of naturalization IL now before us
We answer that he was whg. He was appointed
10 office by whig Governor, voted tor Harnson IN
1910, and we presume for wing nominations. The
fact If his being Wing up the time of his mpescb
nent hy The legislature has never that we are awAr,
Of been seriously questioned by the press OF either
party IN this city.
What, we presume, has given rise TO he rumor Al
q distance OF his being democrat, was his applying
and we believe, his being elected an honorrry lpen :
her Ofs democratic CUB Of this city some time las,
December or January a0sr however, all these cett
6csies issued atler articles Of Impeachment bad
be. drawn up against him and before he was found
guilty Of fraud.
Very respectfully,
LUMsDEN, KENDALL & CO
To Ms-sis Jane. B Lamb snd James Steele,
Randolph, Tenn.
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sTr.S VESSELS ~ TIVE Bsrrsu N,vY.-The
numbsr Of steam vessels now In commission in ~.
navy Of EoGlsnd is 80 The number Of sailing yes.
sells IN commission, including cutters d other sm Al.
vessels, 70 l33. This shows . ratio OF three steam
vssssh 10 every FIVE var vessels Of all other descp
lions, and hs proportion Of war steamers h constant
y 'scressing.
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DEATH FROM LOCK JAw.-in New York, on Sun.
day, an inquest held on the body of John Frank
aged "A years. The deceased engaged in a fac.
tory for grinding paints and, about fortnight since
while attending to the machinery, in endeavorng TO
take small from the works, his left hand
caught by one of the wheels, which tore off the en-
tire fingers. He fingered until Saturday last, when
death put period to his suferings, as he died OF
lock-aw.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-10-04

LAST or THE FLEET.-Tbe brig Queen Charlotte
Com. Barclays flag ship in the great contest with
Perry for The supremacy of the lakes has at last g.
ven up the ghost and become prey TO dry rot and
the elements. She now lies dismanted-"a mere
hulk"-no longer the van of the fleet, but mouder-
ing trophy OF glorious victory.
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STRAYED.

ON Saturday morning last, small red and white
" COW, short horns-supposed 10 be near the
Race Course Chain Bridge. Any Information con-
corning said Cow will be thankfully received by
Mrs PEGG on llth street, near the Canal and q
liberal re ward given If the Cow is brought home
oct At
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From the Harrisburg Pa Union
PENNSYLVANIA VOTE FOR PRESIDENT
IN ls4O.

In order hat our readers NAV institute a comparI
son of the vote poed on next Tue.day for Governor
and that given for President and Vice President Ia
1910, we republ,sh the following returns The sbo
lton vote in The Stale then was 3i3-preesely the
Harrison ma onN
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NJ l. have this day received
w 50 pieces Brussels Csrpetipg, upusu,ll, eb.sp
10 do do ply do do do
10 do Ingram Csrp.iins, from SO cent. n
81 perysrd' "
Also, 200 Rugs, al boush, 1T suction. and sill n.
sold very great bargains, much below IN. m,yt.,
price.
EsTEP cATLETT
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REvENUE-Tte revenue of the New York Gus
tom House for the month of September amounts to
So SOB 900 making 1927 900 Tor the last three months
The revenue Of The port of Boston during the same
quarter is 81 100000.
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LARGE TREE.-The Salem Gazette states that a
highly respectable gentleman, recently from Gambia,
Africa mentions that he saw there tree one hundred
and thlrty-two feet in circumference.
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L,sslnr or Cosax.ss,
OcroBEs sth, lea

NOTICE is hereby given that the Library OF Con
~ gress will be closed on Tuesday, the 18th Of
October and will not again be opened until Tuesday
the 18th of November.
JOHN s. MEEHAN
oct 4-eod LiDTaTiGR.