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T.. hlNGMAN q CO.
Washington, Dec. Is, 1874.
REFERENCES.
Hon. George Evans, Maine.
Shepard Cary, do.
Levi Woodbury., New Hampshire.
Daniel Webster Boston.
Chas. w. Cartwright, esq, do.
Messrs. Gosler& Co. do.
Hon. c. p. Van Ness, collector, New York.
+" Edward Curtis, do
Aaron Ward, do
VIM A. Moseley, do
James B. Murray, esq, do
Hon. James Buchanan, Pennsylvania.
I" Walter Forward, Pittsburg, do.
Judge Campbell, Philadelphia, Pa.
Calvin Blythe, collector, do. do.
Jas, Hoy, jr., esq, postmaster, do. do.
]. II. Tyson, ESQ.,, do do.
Henry M. Watts, esq.,, U. S. Dist Attorney, Pa
Commodore Stewart, New Jersey.
Hon. VIM. Cost Johnson, Maryland.
T. Collins Lee, esq, U. s. Dist Atty, Baltimore.
Hon. Hugh A. Garland, Petersburg, Virginia
l. +. Holmes, Charleston, South Carolina.
Richard Yeadon, esq, do. do.
Hon. Ephraim III. Foster, Tennessee.
Dixon III. Lewis, Alabama.
d. l.. Clinch, Georgia.
Thos. b. King, do
Alexander Barrow, Louisiana.
Samuel Houston, Texas.
Gen. M. B. Lamar, do.
Gen. Memucan Hunt, do.
Hon. ID. q. Burnett, do.
Jonas Butler, ESQ.,, do.
Frost Thorn, esq, do.
Jan 81
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LIMITS I'm THE REORGANIZATION OF
Ii THE NAVY, pamphlet, New York, ls4o;
Noah, pamphlet, New York, lS45, with map Of
the Land of Israel.
vestges of the Natural History Of Creation,
VOL, l2mo.
Mulder's Agricultural Chemistry, translated by
Fromberg, with additions by Professor Johnson, OF
London. and Silliman of New Haven; TO be pub
hshed in numbers No. this day received.
Jan. "a +. TAYLOR.
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posr OrElcE DrPARrMENr,

! TOsT OFEICE DEPAHTMENT,
April z, ls45.
PROPOSALS will be received this Department
4 until the 10th day of May next, at 3 p. m, for
furnishing 5000 balances for the various post Offices
in the United States, constructed on plan best cal
cuated to ascertain the weight of letters and other
mailable matter, under the post Office law of Sd
March, l645. The prices at which they can be fur
nished to accompany the proposition.
twill be perceived that il will be necessary that
the balance should indicate a half ounce, and any
given weight between half ounce and eight ounces
Propositions not to be considered unless accompa-
MED by samples.
1t is desired by the department that the whole
number Of balances indicated shall be furnished by
the first of July; but the bidder will designate the
time or times at which he can furnish the same.
G. JOHNSON,
Postmaster General.
April 4 .sl
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Dec %

A CARD.-The subscriber has changed his long
IA and uninterrupted business of seventeen years
standing. The consequence of the large and liberal
amount Of accounts now standing unsettled and
it is all important to him to close them as soon
possible; he therefore respectfully asks all concern
ed to call and close their accounts as possi-
BILE, either by money or note, and the same liberal
principle will be extended in settlement has been
in contracting them The subscriber returns his
thanks to all his customers who have called and set
tied their accounts rendered to LIST July; the amount
contracted since then will be transferred to the books
of the new concern, and can stand to LIST January,
l645 A continuance Of their accounts to my sue
cessors will be thankfully received by
u. CLAGETT.
He can be found at his old place of business and
in his absence, Mr.. R. b. Nalley will attend to his
books. August 24--iftf
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DERUVIAN GUANO.--The balance of the
IL cargo Of Peruvian guano received by the UNDER
signed per ship Orpheus, from the Chincha islands,
for account Of the Peruvian guano company, offer
cd at the following rates:
Fixed price per 100 lbs. ga so
With discount as follows:
On not less than tons of 1000 lbs EACH 10 per ct.
Over 5, and less than 10 tons Is do
Over 10 tons 20 do
This cargo is warranted to be pure, and of the
best quality.
For sale in bags (of about 100 lbs. each) in par
cells of one ton and upwards, by ~
SAM,L- *. GEORGE,
No. 2 German ST., Baltimore,
Agent for the Peruvian Guano Company.
Baltimore, Feb. 2, l645,
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Blue dungaree, IN the piece, per yard
Blue nankeen, 90 40 49,, :.
Inc Ciotning ana Cic'nns nasenais win oe al
vided mo zen Glasses, nol sacn OF when separate
proposals WIN pe foeSlseo ano separate con'rac'
made, VIZ: an =,
Isl class. All ,ne wooi'en articles made up, VIZ;
niue cl9tn pea jackets ana pue nannei shn's ana
unaer snlrs.
"a ciass. An tne materials mat may De required .
LOT mahine garments similar 70 tnose specined IN
nfs as c'sss. -
p,s 81 class. hn .ne linen ARTICLES maue up VIZ
se a.a ,lnen ircSh 4. anu ,roweIs !,
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o.n CLASS. An tne mauicsses' i"oiuu'is WV Wv
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az sno seIsoe may aeYuio " pO ueh'o'ou a. uio1e
navy ys.us lcsPec'.v1iy. .
a.. tno anovc aruc'es must DC suDlece 20 sucn IN
sPecton a. me place OF as me liner OF tnls
naieaum alrecS ana no arucle WIN oe recelve sa
.na' = no, 'uliy cqusl 70 'ne ~ Pd.0,h, po.
Al ma'efai anu Workmanship, anu Wh'ch eoes no,
CONFORM "a an other respects 70 inc suPuauohs anu
provisions OF me contrac, 70 De MADE.
ne clo.ning y inteneed ior men anu ooys; ana
tne oners must distinguisn tne prices Tor each &C.
scriPuon' ana must DC caicnalea 20 cover every ex
Pense auehding the iuinment OF tne contrac nGiua-
ING me necessary metal ana navy buttons. ABOUT
onc-ntn ottne whole quanuty OF ciotning VIII ne ior
boys; schedule OF sizes VIII De found, with the
samples, at the respective navy yards.
Inc whole must oe delivered al me FISK and ex-
pense OF me CONTRACTOR In good, tgnt substantial,
ana dry packing boxes or bales, ana 10 good SNIP
ping ORDER Tree or charge 20 the United states,
ana 20 the enure satisfaction o. the respective COM
mandan's o. me sa'd YARDS OF delivery.
n case Of failure on the part OF tne contractors 70
furnish ana deliver me several articles wnicn may
oe ordered nom tnom, N proper tms, ana q proper
qrassy ,ne navy agent snaii DC autnoIiAeu 70 Pur-
4cnase wnat may % rsquHeu 20 supply 'no aencen-
!,
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CoLDS PATENT PINE OIL LAMPS
VI These are the cheapest and best lamps in use;
one Of them will give much light as twelve sperm
candles, at half the cost of one candle. They are
superior to all other lamps or to the best gas ix-
grease, and cannot be exploded. They may be kept
in good order for 12l cents per annum. For sale,
at all prices, by
~ ]. F. CALLAN,
Jan30 Corner of Z and 7th streets.
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CHANCELLoR KENT,s GUIDE TO AJU
" DIClOUS COURSE OF READING, drawn
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E0O GROSS METALLIC PENS.-W.
OOO FISCHER, Importer Of Fancy and Sta
pie Stationary has Just received, directly from the
manufacturers, J. Perry, & Co., elliott, and Win
de- the largest and most extensive variety Of metal
lie pens (many Of which entirely new that has
ever been offered for sale in the country. Dealers
in steel pens purchase the article at the lowest
New York prices at Stationers' Hall.
Dec. IL
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TRANSPORTATION OFTicE,
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company,
xu--l....o., pr.n.h slA,h Nov IQll

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company,
Washington Branch, l4th Nov, l644
In consequence Of the adoption of new schedule
by the Post Office Department the followng changes
in the running of the trains on this road will 60 into
effect this day, viz:
The train that has hitherto left this city at P. m.
will hereafter leave at 81 O'Clock, p. m; and the
train that has heretofore started from Baltimore at
o'clock, a. m. will now leave ON the arrival of the
Philadelphia cars, at about Ia, p m, and reach
this city at or about o'clock, a. m. e
A corresponding change having been made on the
Philadelphia road passengers leaving this city at
D. M, will connect, as heretofore, with the cars for
Philadelphia--the departure of which from Balti-
more has been fixed at O'Clock, p. m.
By order:
SAMUEL STETTINIUS, Agent.
November Ia
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DOCTOR RUSH's

HEALTH PILLS.
ONLY three weeks these valuable PILLS have
" been in the District, and many persons have
used them with good effect, and sent for more.
MY own family have used them, and can recon.
mend them from experience. A lady of my &C
quaintance, who resides fifty miles from here, Wiz
gnia, and who knew the success Of DIR. Rush
thirty years ago, has sent to me for of them.
Only 12l cents per box.
For sale at my Office, street, four doors east OF
the Globe Office.
EDMUND F. BROWN,
Agent for the District Of Columbia.
Sept 28-1aw3w
Also for sale by
JONES e. CLARK, Greenleafs Point,
JAMES CuLL, near the Navy Yard,
w. J. CLEMENTS, Bridge st., Georgetown,
BELL e. ENTwIsTLE, Alexandra.
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November IA
A GENCY FOR CLAIMS, CONTRACTS, &C.,

A GENCY FOR CLAIMS, CONTRACTS, &C.,
IA WASHINGTON, ID. C.--The subscriber
having resigned his Office of chief clerk of the Navy
Department, for the purpose of devotng himself to
the practice of his profession in this city, respect
fully announces that he will attend to the prosecu-
ton of claims in the several executive departments
and before Congress- to the procuring of contracts
with the government to the settlement OF public &C.
counts; to claims before commissioners under
treaties to presumption and other land claims; to the
procuring Of patents for public lands, and for scen-
fc and useful inventions; to the obtaining of PEN
SONS, and TO whatever business may require the aid
of an agent or attorney.
The great experience which the subscriber has
obtained by his connection with the government
Offices, and his intimate knowledge of the forms re
quired be observed in the transaction of all kinds
of public business enable him insure the greatest
advantages to those who may paronize this agency.
His charge will be moderate, and according to the
nature of the business Letters addressed TO this
agency must be post paid, otherwise they cannot be
received
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
OryIcE or THE SECRETARY OF THE SENATE U. 3

TN pursuance Of the "Aet legahzing and making
i appropriations for such necessary objects as have
been usually included in the general appropriation
bills without authority Of law, and to fix and pro-
ments and Offices Of the government, and for Other
purposes.n approved the 26,h of August, 1912
sealed proposals win be received at this Office unit
10 o'clock a. M. on Monday the 26th of Nav
next, for furnishing the following articles of sta.
,onery for the use Of the Senate each article b.
of the very best quality and to be approved by the
viz;
$50 reams cartridge paper
so do white quadruple cap paper, smooth
surface, for envelopes
$50 do white single fiat CAP paper. smooth
&. surface for envelopes a
90 do white velium can paper. satin finish
plain
90 do white velum can paper. satin finish
feint lined
finish, fem, lined
finish. plain -
25 do white note paper, satin finish
N 10 fancy tinted note paper
do blo,i;p~ naper
10 dozen cap portfolios
3 do post portfolio
3gross back-lead pencils
dozen red-lead pencils
Z do four-blade penknives, pearl handles,
silver tipped
3 do four-blade penknives, of smaller size
/ do do do buck handles
5000 clear quills, No. 80
1000 Opaque quilts, No. 80
2dozen ivory-handled wafer stamps, checkered
do do t do plain
- do ivory folders, 9 inches long and inch
wide
10 gross large barrel steel pens
10 do small barrel do
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TRANSATLANTIC NEWSPAPER OFFICE,
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order, with greater promptude and regularity than
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islands, Mexico, and Texas, by the royal mai
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CHARLES wILLMER's
AMERICAN NEWS LETTER


AMERICAN NEWS LETTER
rs published for transmission by every steamship
i sailing from England for America; and its Lead
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from all the British, European, and Asiatic pors,
with notices of such casualties disasters as may
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in which the greatest is taken TO give the iaea
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s Souri, JoHN SrREEr,
Liverpool;
Or they will not reach CHARLES wnlnrs''
Office.
NO connection with Messrs, WiLLsER q SMITH
Oct. 3l-1awly
NTo 10 HARPERs PICTORIAL BIBLE,
IN No. 8 Sues Wandering Jew,
No. lS McCulloch's Gazetteer.
Just received by +. TAYLOR, Immediately eas
Of Gadsby's. 3eP''''
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AGENCY, NOTARIAL, AND CON.
VEYANCING OFFICE,
street, four doors east Of the Globe ofhc
WASHINGTON CITY.

TINE undersigned has removed his Office and resi-
Il dence from the Northern Liberties to the
abovenamed place, being nearly equidistant between
the War and Navy Departments and the Post Office
and Patent Office Departments, where he will con-
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PENSIONERS, PATENTEEs
ARMY CONTRACTORS, NAVY CONTRACTORS, &c.
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ORDER &c.
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REFEREN C Es.

kE e ne ~ ESs
Messrs. w. Crane q Co., Baltimore, Md.
Charles McKarraher, esq, and Thos. C. Clarke,
ESQ.,, Philadelphia, Pa.
William M. Brown, esq, New York city.
Rev. Daniel Sharp, d. D., and Rev. B. Stow,
Boston, Mass.
Hon. J. w. Williams, Lancaster, N. HI.
Hon. A. III. Sewer, Arkansas.
L. G. Paine Freer, ESQ.,, and DIR. L. ID. Boone,
Chicago, Illinois.
Rev. I. T. Hinton, and O. w. Coote, ESQ.,, 81.
Louis, Missouri.
Col. John H. Wheeler, Raleigh, N. c.
William Mcdaniel, esq., and J. E. Black, esq,
p. M, Cannonsburg, Pa
Rev. J. F. Brown, Gainesville, Ala.
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above two or three Insertions, and send copy Of
the paper containing it, may command the services
of this Agency to the amount of the advertisement
in return. e. F. B.
July l8, l644-eO6tcp
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ADVERTISEMENT.

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nR. RUSHS LEGACY, the best and cheapest
IL medcineever known--tweve and half cents
a box.--Among the remedies suited to all seasons
of the year, there are none which have attained a
higher reputation, or which can be more confidently
recommended to invalds ofboth sexes than the eel
ebrated
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-06-30

the last act he did was TO send to Texas for Gen.
Houston In order 10 induce him 10 come into the
project of annexing Texas to our Union, and II is
moro thnn limited that in consideration of his doing
so, he, Houston, was to have the promise of being
tho next candidate for the Vice Presidency of tho
United Siaies But Houston did not reach tho Her
mitage ill nm half hour after the deceaso OF tho old
hero and President maker.
Young Coleman the brother Of Coleman who in
vented the "lEolan Attachment" TO the Piano,
Gently deceased, and from which his parents realize
some $500 ,OOO has invented an improvement to En-
gines by which cars may be propelled up and safely
carried down hills lie has secured patent, and is
about to leave for Europe to secure patent there for
his Improvement. lie will doubtless secure himself
an independent fortune by his genius. His father,
before the decense of his brother, poor, and a
day laborer, but now resides ut Saratoga in sPon-
did mansion erected by his deceased son, and upon
the door post of which hangs harp on which is en-
graved Coleman But his harp is unstrung-and
he sleeps, This mortal remans) in beautiful ceme-
terry near the villnge, where is be erected
suitable monument to point the stranger to tho early
grave of genius. lie sleeps not as Byron sleeps-he
was an humble and sincere christian.
The appointment of Louis McI.ane as minister to
England is very popular and much better than the
Wings had reason TO expect. Every day brings to
light something new Of the design Of the Administra-
lion to uproot the wing Tariff Of 1912. The Secre-
tary Of the Treasury-an enemy to Protection-s, as
the government organ declares preparing foI the at
tack to be made at the next Congress- The people
must meet this question in the elections-and when
they do this rightly these attacks will cease, and
not ill then.
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From the Columbus CO., Journal.
JDGE Jay AND THE WIG PARTY.


In a letter to an abolition Convention recently
in Massachusetts,, Judge Jay Of New York, after
most oloquently ard forciby depicting the conse-
quoncos of annexation; in increasing the value of
human chntels, and extending the mart of the most
inhuman traffic that has ever been conducted in
civilized and Christian nation, makes the following
admission as TO the character and position Of the
Wing party:
"r# "Ift be true, asserted, that the defeat Of
tho Wing, and triumph Of the Democratic party, has
been caused by the pursued by tho abolition
lists, then most certainly, We haze incurred most
heavy responsibility Whatever may have been the
faults of the Wing party, and they have been neither
few nor small, truth requires tho acknowledgment,
that in resistance TO the encrouchment Of the slave
holders, and in respect for the rights Of the free peo-
pie Of color, HAS BEEN PRoDIGoUsLY IN AID
VANCE ITS RIVAL. and thore il reason TO fear
that the election of Mr. Polk will hasten the annexa
ton OF Texas. Hence, in committing the govern
ment of the nation to party shamelessly and avow-
eddy devoted to slavery, and ever ready to offer on
its altar the constitutional liberties of tho country the
aboitionsts have, as have said, incurred heavy
responsibility"
Judge Jay ia known throughout the land
of the ablesl and most devoted members of the aboli
ton party. Ills character and requirements have
cured tho respect Of most men Of all parties. Will
be believed that the who uttered the sentiment
we have quoted above voted the Liberty" ticket at
the las, Presidential election Strange though ii may
seem, il is even So Even while thoroughly convict
ed that the election OF Polk would hasten Annexation,
and that the Wing party is "prodgiously in advance
of its rival' he contributed his mite TO swell that
strength which, il welded on the side OF right,
would have saved the country from untold evil.
Henry Clay n stakeholder, therefore Mr. Jay
would consent to use him an instrument to I
vert the deep sin of Annexation. He could not hope
for the accomplishment Of all he wished, under Mr.
Clay, and therefore he would accomplish nothing
Strange reasoning singular philosophy unheard Vf
morality!
But object is to impress upon the memories Of
our readers the admissions Mr. Jay, to the char
acter and position the Wing party. They clash,
very essentially, with the assumptions OF some of our
very distinguished Liberty men, and may open the
Dyes Of some who have been blindfoIded for a long
while