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WAR DEPARTMENT,
JIIiv rs. 1S1l.

DROPOSALS will be received at the War
i Department, until o'clock of Monday the 18th
of August pex for furnishing 80 cords Of best half
seasoned Hickory wood 10 cords Of best well sea-
soned red oak, or young black oak wood and 20
tons of best Schuylkill red ash coal.
The whole of the coal will be delivered by the LIST
October next, and much Of the wood as the eel
lars Of the War Office will then contain and the
mainder it may be required, with the right to in
crease the quantity.
Payments will be made on delivery.
July l5-2awt Augl9
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PATENT OFFicE, June "a, 1874
- EPARATE proposals will be received at th.
~ Office, until the 20th July next, for supplying
Fuel of the following kinds and quantity and deliver
ed at the Patent Office, viz
and screend, and in quality like a specimen in the
office.
500 bushels (maple) Charcoal.
81 cords best quality oak wood young growtb) to
be delivered on the 1t October-to be corded and
inspected at the office.
S cords best yellow pine wood, to be delivered on
the let October-to be corded and inspected at the
Office. HENRY l.. ELLSWORTH.
june % Intel
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PTS rolls, SWORDS. AND COPPER POWDER
FLASkS

BusEAu on OapsAScE AND HrpaoesAras,
July 10, 1874.
PROPOSALS. will be received at this Bureau un
III O'Clock r, NJ. Of Monday, the LIST day d
September next for furnishing aud delivering the fol
lowing Pistols, Swords, and Copper Powder Flask,
for the naval service Of the United States, viz;
1900 Pistols
LOO Swords, and
2UO0 copper Powder Flasks.
All the above arms must be made Of materials Of
the best qualify and all (arms and materially 10 be
subject to such prof. test and inspection ~ Is now
applied to similar and materials in tho army oil
the United States. :,
The materials and the forms and dimensions OF all
the parts must conform 10 those OF the estnDishsd
patterns, tho workmanship and finish must Dc equal
to those Of the model arms, and The several paris
must be Drowned, bued case-hardened, oi poiished,
as in the standard models :.
The forms and dimensions oil the parts 70 DC seri-
fed by verifying guages already established.
Patterns OF the aforegong pistols, swords and cop
Eommsndau.s OF the several Navy Yards or to this
Bureau All TO be delivered on or before the stday
OF October, l845, one third at the Navy Yard near
Roston. and two thirds at the Navy Yard near New
York 10 be delivered free Of charges, except as to
packing boxes for these fair allowance will be
Proposals for all or either Of the above named
tcles will be received, to be sealed and endorsed
"Prop osals for furnishing Pistols" "Swods," &c.,
as the may be.
Bonds, with two approved sureties in one half the
amount of contract will DO required, to be entered
into within fifteen days after the time limited for re-
cevng bids aud ten per cent. Of the amount OF all
bills vii be retained collateral security for the
faithful performances Of the contract, which viii be
paid only on the satisfactory completion Of and
ninety Der cent Of all deliveries made will be paid on
all bills properly authenticated, according TO the pro-
visions OF the contract, within thirty days after their
presentation to the Navy Agent.
u5-To be published twice week in the Madiso.
nian, National IntelligeDcer, and Globe, Washing
ton Union and Morning Post, New York; Morning
Post and Daily Times Boston; American Sentinel
and Mercury, Philadelphia Sun and Republican
Baltimore. july l9-2,wtd
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PROPOSALS FOR PINE WOOD.
Navy AcgSr's OrrIcE

Navy AcsSr's OrrIcE,
Washington June Plat, 1874.
ID ROPOSALS will be received a, this office until
Il three o'clock on "Wednesday, the 24th Of July
next, for the delivery Of eleven hundred cords Of
good understandable seasoned Pine Wood upon the
wharf the Navy Yard in this city to be landed
speo'ed and measured by a sworn inspector, free OF
expense 10 the Goyernmept-ofers 10 be endorsed
Proposals. Tor Pine Wood Security will be required
10 one-hslf the amount of the contract and per
cent reserved out Of each payment, till the contract
is complied with. The wood must all be delivered
by the first day Of December next.
WIN. b. SCOTT,
june "a Globe Int. Navy Agent.
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TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
Posr Orrrcr DEPARTMENT.

Posi- OrrIcE DEPARTMENT,
June IL, lS44
A MOS w. ALLEN, late Postmaster at Clinton,
II Alabama, under indictment, for having stolen
money from the United States mail on which he has
been an extensive depredaior, having escaped from
the Jail at Tuscaloosa, Alabama, on the night Of the
3lst ult, the above reward will be paid by this De
psrsment for srresting said Allen, and delivering
him into the custody Of the u. s Marshal for the
District Of Northern Alabama, or securing him in
any jsil until the said Marshal can reclaim him.
c. A. WICkLlFFE,
Psssm~u1v General.
june n IN. o. Rep. 4 Mobile Trib.
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES.


l u,soanee OF law, J, JOHN Tyler President oil
= 'hs oniei aieS Of hmenca, d. her BY declars
aug make known iha' pubic sales VII be held a. the
MA "''o"eo 'a"u "ins'', ~ ''e " ~
vii. - ''' iA'"'' "'''' 'e''s"'''' !"
At the Land Office al WlNAMAC, commencing
on Monday the twenty first day of October nett ioI
the disposs of The public lands hereinafter described
VIZ
North ofMs Base Line and East ofths Second ,ineipa
.Msrsaian.
IN,
me northeast quarter Of the seotn and the west
ha OF the southeast quarter OF section thirtysx IN
township ihiny-iour, Of range one.
ne lois one two, three and -four, IN the south hall
OF section twelve, In township thiiy.siI, Of range
one.
west nan OF southwest quarter OF section twenty
one southeast and southwest quarters Of section
twenty-five, northwest and southwest quarters Of
section tweny-seven, north half and southwest quar-
'ef OF section twenty.four and sections twenty-five
ana .hr'y.six, IN township ,hI,y-slI, OF range two
AZ the Land Ofbce al viNCENNES, commencing
for the disposal If he r,bc lands hereinafter des
cribed, viz
NORM ofhe Base Line and Wssto The Second Principal
sections one and two the fraction OF section three,
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TO WOODCUTTERS.

SEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed " Proposals for
- wood, will be received until the LIST day Of Au-
gust for the furnishing and delivery, the wharf
at the Penentiary, in the District of Columbia, be-
tween the LIST Of August and the LIST Of October next
free Of all expense TO the United States OF hun
bred and fifty cords of sound, well seasoned, mer-
charitable red oak wood, and twelve cords Of sound,
wcllseasoned, merchantable, spruce-pinc wood, the
paymeni for which will be made on the delivery Of
the whole. JOHN Ii. DADE, Warden
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PROPOSALS for carrying the mails Of the Uni
L ted States from the LIST of September ls4i, to
me Both Of June 1896 inclusive, on the following
routes in Kentucky, will be received at the Contract
Office Of the Post Office Department, in the city of
Washington, until the 81 day of August, 1874 at
p. NJ, to be decided the next day.
No 1855 Owingsvillp, via Tripler Upper Ty-
gart, Olive Hill, GTayson e. H. and Logan to Cat
le,tshurg, II miles and back, twice week, in two
horse coaches, from LIST April TO LIST December; resi-
due OF the year, week on horseback
Leave Owing-ve every Tuesday and Saturday at
a. m; arrive at Cstle'sburg next days by ! a.
Leave Cailetsburg every Thursday and Monday
at II a. M; arrive at Owingsville next days by 4
Schedule for the Weekly Service.
Leave Owingsviile every Saturday at 6, g. M; ar
rive at Catetlsburg next days by B, p. m.
Leave Cstlertshurg every Monday at hsfpast 10,
a. m; arrive at OwingsvIlle next days by halfpast
J, P. IN.
No. 1916. From Aurora by Murray, l. Gust
Grove, Cherry Conner, Tennessee, Paris, Albany,
and Macedonia, to Huntington, GO miles and back
twice week.
Leave Aurora every Wednesday and Sunday, at
s M; arrive at Huntington ne,t days by p. m.
Leave HuDtingdoa every Thursday and Monday.
at 8 p- m rive al Aurora next days by p
Proposals TO carry twice a week in iwo-horsc
coaches between Paris and Huntington will b. con-
sidered.
No proposal viii be considered unless it be accom-
panied by guaranty, signed by more respon-
yibe persons, in the following manner, viz:
The undersigned - guaranty that -, II
his bid for carrying the mail from - to -
be accepted by the Postmaster General, shall enter
into an obi CATION prior TO the LIST day of July next
with good and sufficient suretes 10 perform the ser.
vice proposed.
This should be accompanied by the certificate
of Postmaster, or other equivalent testimony,
that the guarantors men Of property and able 10
make good their guaranty.
The proposal should be sent to the Department
se,lrd endorsed Proposals for route RIOS. 1855 and
1916" and addressed to the First Assistant Post
master General
For The prohibition of bids resulting from combna-
tons, and the terms and conditions which the
contract sto be made, see the last annual advertise
ment.
G. A. WICKLIFFE,
Postpss' or General.
PosT OrFIcE DEPARTMENT, June 90 1874.
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M ISIS sEDGwICK's NEW NOVEL "ALI-
ltl DA, or Town and County, by The thor OF
"Allen Pfcscott"-just published, price 80 cents.
Also, this day received by
+. TAYLOR,
Or fnr circulation, 10 subscribers only, from his Cir
culstng Library. Jolly 10.
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GEO. c. BINGHAM, Posra,ir PnsrEa-s,
the termination Of the Avenue near the wes Capitol
gate His studio IL open to the visits Of citizens and
straneeu. II
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PATENT OFvIcs, June 81, 1874
PROPOSALS will be received until the LIST Of
i August next for the construction Of cast iron
railing including the lamp posts according to the
pattern which may be seen at this Office, TO be com
pletsd or before the Ist Of November next
The corner post must be a Doric column with an
Eagle on the top.
The lamp post the same at the General Post
Office, with lamps.
n5-Thc Spectator, Intelligencer, and Baltimore
Sun, will copy this for three weeks and send their
bills to this office.
HENRY l.. ELLSWORTH,
Commissioner Of Patents.
July l-3w
PATENT OrrIcE, July II, 1874.
ETln consequence Of change of the pattern OF
railing, the time for receiving the above PROPOSALS
is extended to the 18th day of August next.
The drawings OF the substituted railing may be
seen at he Office.
The papers which have copied the former are re
qucsted to copy this and give il three Insertions
+. @. SMITH,
July II Acting Commissioner
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Every person entitled to the right of presumption
any of The lands above enumerated ia required
tablishthe same to The satisfaction of the Register
and Receiver ofthe proper Land Office and make pay
mea therefor, practicable after seeing this
ee, and before the day appointed for the commence
ment Of the public sale of the tract clamed above de-
sgnated otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
THO. III. BLAKE,
Commissioner ofthe General Land Office.
iune 26
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NOTICE TO pRE,eMPTIoN CLAIMANTS

Every person entitled to the right Of pre-empion
to any lands thin the limits Of the township above
enumerated is required to establish the same 10 III,
satisfaction of the Register and Receiver Of the land
Offices and make payment the efor praof
eab, st1sr seeing this notice. and before the day ap
pointed Cor the commencement Of the pub &c sale q
The township embracing the tract claimed above de
s,gna,ed otherwise such claim will be fortified.
THO. II. BLAKE
Com~,;sionsr Il w General LAID Office.
June g
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BUREAU on CossrRuenos, EaupMehr AND RspAisy.
il,h July, 1874.
DhofosAl-S will be received at this Bureau
u unii o'clock, Z. M. of he 18th August ne IT
Tor furnishing and delivering the following quantities
o. Flax and Cotton Canvas. Hammock and Bag
stun and Sewing Tsine, II .4meriean msnuy4ei,.rs
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NAVY AGKsr's OfFlcE,
Washington, July 3, 1874

PROPOSALS will be received at this flee until
oelo,t, r. M, on Saturday the 81 day of
Angus mex, for Furnishing and delivering at the
Navy Yard IN his city, the following articles, vin
LUMBER
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NEW AND VERY INTERESTING WORK At
FRANCk lAYIOR'S.

EAC SMILE LETTERS from George Wash
Il ington TO Sir John Sinclair, Bart, N. p, on
agriculture and other topics engraved from the orr
xnal ,eitsrs, very neatly bound, with portrait and
visvs of Mount Vernon and the tomb. july ~
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w ANTED q colored woman servant as cook
w and washer In q small family slave from the
country would 10 preferred, or any other we'll
recommended Apply to Mrs Fischer near the
corner Of " street. Pennsyl, ANA avenue
tulx IA
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GREGG,S SANTA FE
june 27-law4w

IHEOU'S SANTA re.
THE COMMERCE OF THE PRAIRIES, being
the Journal Of Santa Fc Trader during eight
expeditions the Great Western Prairics, and
residence Of nearly nine year. in Northern Mexico,
Two volumes, JUS, published, with maps and engrav-
'ngs and this day received. For sale by
p. TAYLOR,
on'"'''"s Library july 10.
,Hhhf BoOkS.--This day received for sale by
iafboR, Ten Thousand a Year com
pee .o1 !" cents N volume octave of SAT pages,
Csssssesd ir.chs Of all Countricsr--complste in
volume octave cS6 pages, price so cents.
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300 Cd
10000 Q inch spriss iron
5000 IL
10000 II
10000
10000
5000
1000 "A elias, nails iron
1000 Al %
1000 clout nails ss.o,tsd s;,su
5000 pump ,ucks
g,o.s Q inch s.,.u,. ;o
I6 II "o"
"a %
o7 %
30OO o,m, AL. -
1874 lbs. In emf nsi ;ro,
80 ms "a ,,,o.,'.h, Ill. ;
d; mr. q ;nch - h,, ~. ,v;,h az, 49,,
I2 '"a % r'
~ 81" wnbou, slime,
2 "3
6S /" assorted from /. IN n in
81 iron from 9 10 6 INCHES
80 table butts
4 book case bras, hicks
I6 3 inch dr,,y
"a iron dr,wiocks ,s.o,,aJ
10 5 inch iron store 700 n LOCI.
374 cbes,
30 2 q a mo,,;sa Lnohi oL h,f h,
baIfleG
copper padiocks
"a iron padlocks
cuDboaId locks
10 STOCK locks assorted n & IN m ;nches
25 8 inch iron rim knob locks
IL double plane irons assorted
dozen patent ginbiets, asserted
han'isaw h'es
% sash
III inch sloat augurs
idzes and chalk lines 100 feet long
hand, pannel, and sash saws
ioO pounds chalk and so pounds 6 lue
2 2 foot rules
. sets of quadrants and catches
l,oOO thread escutcheons
lOOO p;ns
~ brass hooks with eyes
"a small square brass hooks
20 brass nat pms
~ cnytain nns n
in, hrass Ef,inr h.,J,as n ;,.b.
y e IRON d,aw S,nJ,ss
ihlng
10 brass Dolls ioi buik heads
sets quadrants catches
- par BRASS hinges for secretaries
~ small brass knobs
% ! inch brass screw rings
10 iron screws with nuts for bedsteads
"a brass Knobs
IL sash springs
~ inch patent illuminators
50 bulls eyes for air ports (glass) inches
mr. fr0f ftr sfaau or
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Commissioner Of the General Land Office
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-22
BE Something.

The following brief. but sensible article.
which we copy from an English paper, contains
excellent davice. We command ii in an espe.
eial manner to the attention Of parents and guar
dianSs ~
SIT il the duty Of every one to take some ac-
tive part Ns an actor on the stage ef life. Some
seem to think that they can vegitate, as il were,
without being any thing in particular. Man
was not made TO rust,oat his life. II is expect.
cd be shoald sact well his part. lie must be
something. He has a work 10 perform, which
Il is his duty TO attcnd.to. We are not placed
here to grow up, pass the various stages OF life,
aud then die without having done any thing 4 I
the benefit OF the human race. II Is princi.
pie in The creed Of the Mahomedans that every
one should have airade. No Christian do, tine
could be better than that. Is man to be
brought up in idlsncssg Is he to live upon the
wealth which his ancestors have acquired by
frugal industry Is he placed here 10 pass thro'
life like an automatony Has he nothing to per.
form as citizen OF the worldp A man who
does nothing is mere cypher. He does not full
I'll the obligations for which he was sent into
the world; and when he dies he has not finished
the work that was given him to do. He lisa
mere blank an creation. Some are born with
riches and honors upon their heads--but does il
follow, that they have nothing to do in their ca
reer through iifep There are certain duties for
every one to perform. Be something, don't live
like hermit, and die anregretted.s
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-22

The wild bird rising on the wing.
With grace and beauty all her own,
Borne on the buoyant air Of Spring,
Beats pinion to her warbling tone.
With jeweled ringlets, flashing eve,
And lovely lips, so brightly smiling,
Thou oldest like the wild-bird BY,
With melody thy steps beguiling.
The zone about thy slender waist
Is twincd Of girlhood's fairest ilowersi
The sandals thy young feet have graced.
Were stolen from the flying hours.
Thou contest from the field Elysian.
Where dwell the tabled nymphs OF yore.
Soft shatowed to my mortal vision,
A spirit of that classic shore.
Or If, beneath thy vcsper star s.
Boleros,wake their mary whirl,
Then dancing to the blithe guitar.
Thou art the swildering Spanish girl.
Or sweet SylpMdc, with mournfal air.
Thou tunest from the dance OF gladness.
Or, with the eastern Bayadere,
BY turns, dost feign delight to sadness.
Dance Oh 70 Memory's castaneh
dHer timbrel; on her Ginning Lutte!
For to such music we have met
Nor are the plainhye echoes mute.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-22

firm, and in the entire south, Mr.. Van
Buren, had not more devoted friend. For
his course in refusing to leave his party,
and vote against its nominees, he was
ficrcely denounced; yet, At or the contc, I,
when they found that their support Of
Judge White had led them into the ranks Of
whiggery, the honest Il Whites supports
tfs acknowledged the propricty 81 Folks
course, and bitterly regretted that they had
not voted with him. IL
In concluding this sketch, brief and i'm
perfect, cf Col. Folks life. We viii give
aliother extract from the Democratic Re-
view, and from an able article in which,
we have drawn most Of our materials:
"Mr. Polk is a ready d,bdcr, viii a
style and manner forcible and impressive.
In discussion, he Las been always distin-
guished BY great courtesy, never having
been known to indulge In offensive person.
atty, which, considering the prominence
ofhis course, and the ardour olhis con,i' :
tons, is nd.small merit. As proof Of lis
exemplary assidui,y, he is said never to
have missed division, while occupying a
seat on the floor of the House, his name
being found upon every lis, df the yos and
nays. His ambition was 10 be useful
member as wen as fromi ct actor, and
accordingly he always pc, formed mcrcthah
afNll share cf the active bu mess Of legis-
lation. In person he is Of middle stature,
with fnll, angular brow, and quick and
penetrating eye. The expression Of his
countcnance Il grave but lis serivns cast
is of,en relieved BY peculiarly pleasant
smile, indicative ofthe aincni,y Of his dis
position. The amiahle character Of his
private lifa. which has ever been upright
and pure, secures 10 him the esteem and
friendship Of all who have the advantage Of
his acquaintance.
In our ne we will give sketch Of
George nj Dallas, drawn from the same
source. k
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-22

The Last.--tt is NOW fashionable 10 saw and
to write, Congress are in session. In former
times, when there was more unanimity in that
now wrangling body, John Randolph, Senator
Robbins, and the best scholars of the day, wrote
"Congress Is in session. but now, as the times
are altered, and as wing Senate, and dem
tnct bodies, with distinct interests and distinct
objects, It is proper to say Congress are in ses-
sion.
This is an improving world, and has whims
very like individuals. We expect sccn 70 hear
such conversation as the following:
care Congress in session."
cit are!"
..!s you member Of that are Congress?"
81 are."
We don't blame Kit North for going to a fash
ionable ball, and trying to faint, that she might
be carried out! Congress are in session We
come down.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-22

Il Itise Mother.--The mother of family was
married to an infdel who made Jest of religion
N the presence OF his own childrens vet she sue
ceeded in bringing them all up in the fear Of the
Lord. | one day asked her how she had pre-.
served them from the influence of father, whose
sentiments were so openly opposed to her own.
This was her answer. sBecause 10 the au,hor;
~ OF father. did not oppose the authority of
mother, but that of God. From their earliest
years my children have always seen the Bible
upon my table. This holy book has constituted
the whole Of their religious instruction, / was
silent that might allow il to speak, DID they
propose question? Did they CONT any fault?
Did they perform any good action? Iopeaed
the Bible and the Bible answered, reproved or
encouraged them. The constant reading Of the
Scriptures has alone wrought The prodigy which
surprises you.a
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-22
An apt Illustration.

The published accounts Of the proceedings Of
the "Whig ratification meeting at New York,'
on the 9th inst. has the following paragraph:
remarks, which he concluded with eulogium
on the character and principles Of Henry CLAY.
He said that in Clay and Frelinghuysen the
wing party have Noses and an .aaron and that
they are no,o on the summit of Pisgah lookine
orev iato Canaan, where one effort mora would
sssuredly bring them into the land Of promise
tgreat cheering1.n
Mr. .arks has omitted the most striking part
Of: Of the illast,asioG-thst Moses never reached
"look over into Canaan. Spectator.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-22

Frightened at shodors.--A fellow went to the
parish priest, and told him, with long face, that
he had seen ghost.
"When and WHEREOF
"I was passing by the church, and up against
the wall OF it, did behold the spectre .
elm what shape did it appear" asked the
priest.
at appeared in the shape Of great qssn
eco home and hold your tongue about il -
said the parson; ssyou are very timid man, and
have been fngh eaed at your cum shddow.''