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manner that exaoses n 10 loss or injury. for
refusing after demand made 10 convey a. mail by any adj
dtonal steamship or vessel en- bv the contractor on HE
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contract and for not arriving M The time SET also Tor trans
nteligence of transmit
ting intelligence in advance of the mail The Postmaster
General may annu the contract for repealed failures for
tons Of the department. for refusing to discharge car.
rer when required by The deparment: for ASSIGNING the
contract without consent OF the Postmaster General
for setting up or running an exnress as aforesaid
| The POSTMASTER General nav Altar ihe contract md
alter the schedule he allowing PRO rata increase OF com
pensation within the Restrictions uosed nv law for the
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Foreign Malls.

PROPOSALS for carrying the mails OF the United States
l. from the Ist of September S47, ships
be provided, to the Both of june 1851 the following
routes will be received at the Contract Office OF the Post
Office Department in the city Of Washington, uniil
othe 18th july lS7 Ito be decided by the 1 OF August
in the manner and lime hereafter specified, viz
No. 2. From Charleston, :. c., by St Augustine, Key
West and Havana, in the Island OF Cuba to Cbagres in
New Granada, 2, lto miles and back once every two
months, in steamships
Proposals for once month also for twice n month
conveyance from Charleston, by ST. Augustine, and Key
West 10 Havana, $40 miles and back, will be consid-
cred.
Proposals for commencing the above ut New York,
Savannah, Pensacola, New Orleans will also be con-
sidered. Also to omit ST. Augustine.
No. 3. From Astoria, by San Francisco, in California,
Monterrey and such other places the the Post
master General may direct, Panama, New Granada
with extension to Cbagres 1850 miles and back,
every months, in steamships between Astoria and
Panama aud by suitable land conveyance between Pana-
ma and Chagres
Proposals for once month conveyance viii be consid-
cred
No. A. From New Orleans, La, by Galveston Texas,
Paso Gallo and Brasos de Jago Tampico, in Mexico,
$50 mlss and back, once a month, in steamships.
Proposals for more frequent conveyance will be consd
cred. a.. ---
The proposals should specify the day Of the month on
which the vessel conveying the mail is 10 depart from the
ports at each end OF the routes also the day OF arrival AT
each port
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vc section eleven and parts OF section eight IA township
ree ana parts OF seeuois h'e, sN, cse, ois eighteen,
tEeny-one, twenty-five, penty-sx, twenty seven, and
thirty IN township SLY, all OF range SIX parts OF sections
TIVE, three TEN eieven theen and wentyeight IN town.
ship two; and part OF section ty-iour IN township three
all OF range evcn part OF section iour IN township three
in townshp four; and part OF section seven m township
seven, all OF range eight.
All quarter quarter sections Oh me above lands coye
cd in whole or II, part by those niinng leases which shall
not be Determined by ,le Gay liked iof 'ie commencement
OF the sale, wil be excluded Ihereicrnf
Prescription claims WIZ not be allowed 70 any OF lie
above lands, until after they have been offered a. public
SALE and become subject TO private ehtfy and all OF such
lands contain mine or mines OF lead ORE actually dis
covered and being worked, VIII DC sofa IN sueh legal sub
division subdivisions as WIN include suchnneo OF nnes
not less than two dollars and my cents per acre.
The sale VIII be kept open Tor two weeks, (uness Tie
lands disposed Old and no longer aud no pr
waite entries OF land in the ions and parts oi sections
offered win be adlnie2 until alter the expiration two
weeks from the commencement OF said sale
In further execution of the said act have caused the
Commissioner OF the General Land Office To publish with
this proclamation brief description OF the mineral region
m which these lands lie and of the lands now offered Ion
ae which has been prepared from oiiciu documents and
! other means OF information.
Given under my hand at the city oil Washington, this
twentieth day of November, ammo Donni one thousand
eight hundred and iorty-six
JAMES X. POLK.
By the President.
JAMES II. PpER
Arfin Cnn ,isstone off he ptlce
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TUE Invsiid's OraeieBy Doctor kitchiner author Of
Il the Cooks Oracle. In volume, new edition. .
April 6-S, II. TAYLOR.
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IN pursuance OF act OF Congress, approved on the
eleventh day Of July. 1916 entitled San act TO authorize
he President Of The United Stes TO sell the reserved min
era ands in the States OF Illinois and Arkansas aud Terri
cries of Wi.cnpsin and Iowa. supposd to contain lead
ore" l. JAMES X POLK President of the United States
Of America do hereby declare and make known that "a
public gale viii be held The land office at MINERAL
POINT, in the Territory of Wisconsin, commencing on
MONDAY the twenty fourth day of May next for the dis
posa of the following sections and parts OF sections OF land
heretofore reserved from sale embracing valuable lead
mines, TO witt
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BY the Prc.ldenl OF the United states.

Acting Commissioner OF The General Land Q
Nov. 20-Iaw26w
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LITER FROM MEXICO.


The United States brig OF war Washington,
eight days from Anton Lizardo, arrived al
Mobile Point on the 18th inst. On the morn
ing before the Washington sailed the steamer
Vixen arrived from Tobasco, bringing intelli-
gence that shortly after Commodore Perry left
Tobasco, Commander Bigelow. who had been
left in charge. OF that post, went out about six
miles from the town and attacked and put to
rout largely superior force Of the Mexicans,
with the loss of TWO killed and some six OF
eight wounded.
The Mexican loss not ascertain ed. The
Mexicans were commanded by Colonel Garcie,
and that they numbered some five or six hum
dred. Commander BigeIow's command con.
sisted Of some three hundred sailors and ma
rines. Commodore Perry was preparing to
sail for Tobasco. Nothing later had been heard
from General Scott, and there was no news al
Vera Cruz. The Raritan and the Potomac,
the former from Tobasco, and the latter from
Vera Cruz, had sailed for Norfolk.
/ On the night Of the Cd Of July, the steamer
Mississippi came near being destroyed by fire,
which broke out spontaneously in the coal
hunks.
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"A Luxury Indeed rr
TEPLD, AND GOLD SHOHER 4,
s4fY OR RITSSLAN Ra7sEJ f ssIfasssassss4 FL

y = - W
4H.aPOR, IEPID, AND GOLD SIIOHIERb
OR RUSSIAN .QITK. dsassstl
TIME subscriber, Through the persuasicn Of many
l intimate fricnds) has been induced 10 81 Tn the
above establishment Ga bath never before known
70 this community for the purpose Of rendering
cvory necessary convenience and luxury 70 the citi
zcns Of this metropolis. s.a 'ss ". $500
In offering TO the public the advantages 81 this
most bath, he would say 10 those who src
in state Of physical debility, that there is nothing
known that is 10 well calculated to restore the encr
gies Of the human system The most delicate female
under its influence improves in strength with most
astonishing rapidity. 4A
Connected with this mode Of bathing, he has in
troduced tho Saltwater vapor, and Shower Bath.
giving to those who desire it, 1.-the advantages Of
Sea-balhing, without the trouble and expense Of q
trip 70 the Capes.
His rooms are situated on the corner Of "A street
and Missouri avenue. Opens At al hours from nix in
the morning till nine at night.
Thursdays Of each week are set apart for The spe-
cial accommodation of Ladies, when lady win be-
in attendance to wait on those who may please To-
visit this establishment. The public are invited To-
give this Bath trial. s'st
Terms: Single tickets 3Ys cents, or three tickets
for 81 90. sfs a'sa '
D june as-sm w. WHITNEY.
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LITE FROM HaEa.Ma.

According to Ell Diario de Ia Marina, Of the
18th ult., one Of the principal mercantile houses
in Havana had purchased in two or three days,
from 10000 10 $4,000 boxes Of sugar. This
had its influence on the market, and prices cx-
perienced, in consequence, rise.
The port Of Havana experienced great
movement on the 9th and 18th ult. no less
than torty-thrce vessen arrived there in about
forty hours. Twenty six Of those vessels were
from foreign ports. What is more surprising
still is, that there were only four American YES
sells in that number.
The Matanzas .a,1ra says, that on the Odd
OF June, no less than 9O75 boxes of sugar were
cleared at the customhouse- mostly destined
for Europe. This is almost double the guam
tity ever before cleared in one day..
On the 25th ult, the Habaneros were visited
by severe storm-during which, two church
es, Santa Theresa and San Francisco de Paulo.
were struck BY lightning, but fortunately no
person was hurt, although the buildings were
considerably damaged. t
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NEW. ase-ss s.ss.a,
MIN ERAL WATT
MI A N VI # A CT o n " ,

CORNER OF GREEs AND OLIVE STREETS,
GEoRsErowH, ID. G. N
TINE SUBSCRIBER having commenced the
i Manufacture of MINERAL Warm, takes the
liberty 10 inform his friends and the public in gene
raj that he is prepared to supply them regular
y every day with this delightful beverages BY leaving
their orders at Mr. John Buthmsnn's Vino store,
pennsylvania avenue, between ~ and 9th streets,
Washington or at his residence.
The water used is taken from spring 0nthe pre-
misses Of the Subscriber well known to the physcisns
and the ublc for yielding the best and purest water
either in Washington or Georgetown.
The utmost care will be paid in manufacturing,
the Mineral Water and the public can rely upon re-
ceiving pure and superior article.
The subscriber takes pleasure 70 call the attention
Of the public TO the annexed certificate.
GEoRsETowS, June l6, ls47.
\ We, the undersigned, physicians, have, at the in.
vitation Of Mr. j. Rother, carefully examined his
Mineral Water Establishment, and take pleasure in
pronouncing entire satisfaction with his superior
and neat arrangements,
The apparatus and boiling machine annexed, is
aproduction Of the latest american invention, so
constructed as to ensure full and perfect saturation
Of gas TO degree therefore, unknown 10 U.s.
The water used for its manufacture is purc and
wholesome, and the care taken in the process, as
well as the cleanliness pcrvadng the whole establish
ment meets with our entire appreciation and induces
Us 70 recommend II to the public, as very superior
and healthy article.
J. A. Richie, M. ID.
GRAFTON TYLER, M. D.
II. MAGRUDER, M. D.
J. RILEY, M. D.. g4@4
CHAs. III. CRAGIN, M. d.
BENZ. $. BoHRER, NJ. D.
at J. M. THOMAS, M. d.
N lig THos. MILLER, M. d.
II. b. 5. FRYE, nj. ID.
july Is At f J. ROTHER
a0 Proprietor.
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We see that our neighbor of the Advertisers
favorite candidate for the Presidency in l848, is
that Old Federalist. JAMES BUCHANAN, who
President Madison and his administration and
war policy as every thing that was vile and
viIlainous. Well, we are willing modern De-
.mocracy should pit this Old Federalist against
Old Rough and Ready; tie Old Hero would
make another B,sena Tista affair Of ii!
Montgomery Journal.
Oh crikey!-whata race this would be! II
would be worth living 10 see--just 70 see that
Old Federalist in sleeps clothing. stripped
and held up to gaze BY the old Baton Rouge
farmer!!
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Failing Latch.-We found on our door, the
other day, from Nickels s. Hutcheson's CAPT
tai article in the shape Of latch and fastening
lust the thing for q saactum. II falls al the
right time, when every applicant, however
!" good looking" can't begin to come in. We
are much obliged for the affair.-JMontgone,y
Journal. p
Send one Of them for the sanctum Of the
National Wing, Messrs. Nickels g. Hu,cheson,
and we shall ever have you in remembrance.
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The Philadelphia Galaxy says an artist in
that city, painted a COW and cabbage SO natural,
that he was obliged to separate them before he
had finished, because the COW commenced eat
ing the cabbage" ,a
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4 WORTHIsNGTON g. SNET,HE.V,
Attorney and CO unseIlor Law.

WASHINGTON, b, c.
Practices in tho Supreme Court Of tho United
States, and in tho courts Of Maryland, Virginia, and
the District Of Columbia, and te
II ACTS AS AGENT
lor persons having. business with Congress, the
War, Treasury, Navy, and General Post Office Do
partments, the General Land Office, Pension Office
Office Of Indian Affairs, Patent Office, &c. &c.
.OFFIC T. 800
Missouri Avenue, between Sd and a, streets.
u Particular attention paid TO the procuring Of
the Bounty due to Soldiers Of tho United States I'M
dor the law of Feb. II, is47, and 10 tho procuring
Of Patents for new Inventions.
up l4dn
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We call the attention Of the Corporate au-
thori,ies to the dreadful bad smell which ex-
lists on Eighth street, near E. Where is the
Street Commissioner? Such nuisances this
warm weather is enough TO breed contagion
in any place--it being SO near the residence Of
the Mayor, struck our attention the more for
chilly. n. ,-., 4.
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imprisonment for LIFE. w. p. Howell, Of N.
Orleans, having been found guilty Of murder in The
6rs degree for killing Joseph Fox, has been sem
fenced 70 imprisonment for life, in the Penitentiay
Il Baton Rouge, This 10 the first case of the com.
mutation Of the old life penalty for murder in Loui
sians under The new Constitution.
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PREsrDENTIAL RAlss,--Itis fact worthy Of note,
that the three Presidents who have visited this DUR
ing the last fourteen years. have been greeted with
showers Of rain on their entrance into town, viz -:
General Jackson, on Friday, June 2lst 1888 Mr..
Tyler, on Friday, June 10th, lS43; and Mr.. Polk,
on Tuesday, June goth, 1877 Boston Transcript.
And it is fact worthy Of still greater note that
these are tho only Presidents our country has evcr
had whsse administrations Of the government havo
really been Presidential ycigns.
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\ San Pedro Expedition. The schooner Cecil,
Binney at this port last night from Cumana, via st.
Thomas, has recovered about twenty thousand dol
lars additional from the wreck Of the sunksn Span
ish frigatc San Pedre, of Cumana, tho larger pro-
portion Of which is brought home. [Balt American
goth inst. atxse,s
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MARRIED.

On Sunday evening, the ,4th instant, in Sum
mersville, Virginia, by the Rev. Thomas J.
Reynolds, Dr.. MARMIor RUSH HHREFoRD, Of
Brax,on Courthouse, Virginia, Formerly Of
Prince William county. ya.) 70 Miss MARY
Ann, second daughter Of Col. Robert HamiL
ton, of Nicholas county, Virginia.
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The number Of children born in the United States
in a year is about 100000. Il is calculated that
only one half live 10 be 81 years old.
The national whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1847, 1847-07-20

Mr.. .adger This able minister Of Christ,
is preaching to the negroes in Charleston neck
He is calling upon the master to build separate
houses of worship for the black man, and to
provide for the preaching Of the gospelunto this
race. The Charleston Courier is advocating
the policy with great zeal. @ aa
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Why is the Magnetic Telegraph like general
election Because il gives the returns from the
Polls.
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ROUGH AND READY PANTS

A fe,c more left, al tfiy cents a pair.
a LSO, running of at auction prices, good
IN assortment Of SU MINER CLOTH,
Tweed and Linen Coats, Satin, Silk, and White
Marscillcs Vests Cashmere, Linen, and Gam
broom Pants with Shirts, Suspendcrs, Drawers,
Handkerchief, and variety or Fancy Goods.
@t VIM. b. LEWIS,
81 Penn. avenue, near 18th street
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Oy-Flour in the Eastern cities is down. The
Sarah Sands arrived yesterday in New York.
Heavy failures among -four dealers have taken
place in Philadelphia and New York.
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OF A little girl walking in the cemetery Of PEREZ
IaChaiss, at Paris, and reading after another the
praises upon the tombs Of those who slept beneath
suddenly exclaimed. - wonder where they bury all
the sinners! Z" asa
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Great FaiIure. The house Of the Marquis For
bin, Janson, & Co, Of Marseillcs, has failed for an
amount variously stated at from 100000 TO IL
soc, 900 francs. Their business was that Of sugar
refining, and Louis Philippe is said to have had
money invested in the, housc
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The Concord Independent Democrat says on.
the table spread for the President in that city,
there were four kinds Of wine, viz Cham
payne. Claret, Old MADEIRA, and Sicily Madei-
ra, but THE President declined all this sort Of
trash, and called for brandy"
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CITY LUNCH.
PENNSYLVANIA AyENTJE.

= 49, = - = 1SA1A "A CIS y ~ /.
DETWEEN TWELFTH & FOURTEENTH
ID streets Just received a very superior Sea Tur-
tie which will be served up tomorrow in soup, steaks,
etc. etc.
N. B.-Families supplied at the shortest notice,
and on the most pleasing terms.
iy 20 st FREDERICK LAKEMEYER.
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BY an amusing error (of the press. Of course)
which occurred in late edition Of Davidsons Pop
uar English Grammar, the variations of the verb to
clide were given as follows Present ;afnaive-
to chids; past .fnitiucI child past infait;vc -to
have children )" An Irish paper accounts for the
mistake by stating that tho conpositor must have
been bachelor who had recently got married.
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Two negroes in the parish Of 81. James, La. have
boon convicted Of the murder Of an Irshman. There
was little evidence sgainst them their own con-
fsssions made under threats Of punishment. The
Supreme Court will be called upon to decide who
ther such evidence is sufficient.
The national whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1847, 1847-07-20

The vrcs PREnDENcr.-The Liberty Missouri
Tribune TO- seconds the movement Of the Lexington
Mo. Wing meeting that the Wings Of the next Con-
gross should nominate candidate for Vice Prcsi-
dent and suggests the name Of Hon. John Mclean
for the Office. We shall make room for the article
in day or two.
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Fly SOarms. Cincinnati and its vicinity is trou-
bled with immense swarms Of flies, Of dark brown
color. and about one inch in length. They appear
in masses Of millions, and present tho appearance Of
black cloud. The Same phenomenon is noticed in
some parts Of Indiana. 49, IN N.t
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w e j i a r. IS
PATENT JAPAN
LIQUID AND PASTE
lib u AC TX II III G..

Tho undersigned begs leave to call the attention
Of those DESTROYS Of using good article in Biack;ng
10 the abovcnamed. The Manufacturer knowing
the excellent properties Of his Backing. sent sam
pies to various persons (such Boot Makers, &c.)
also TO several Of the Newspapers. Tho extracts
underneath are from some Of the papers, they speak
for themselves also several persons who tried il have
called and said that the Japan Liquid Hacking
was superior to any thing they had ever used.
EXTRACTS FROM NEWSPAPERS.
Weilar's Patent Japan Blacking is the name Of
an excellent article; we have seen it used and can
highly recommend tn. American, April Is.
WeAar's Backing is one of the most superb and
satisfactory articles OF the day. II impas brilliance
and polish beyond description. We have tried H. -
Go and do like wise.'-Sp:rit Of the Times, April
ID.
By reference TO another column, an advertisement
will be found for an excellent article Of Backing, in
a Liquid form. for Boots, &c. It has been highly
recommended by many who have tried it. Il not
only gives with very little trouble, beautiful Jet
polish, but retains it much longer than any other. Il
is sold by the Agent Of the Manufacturer at No So
Chestnut street. Buy bottle, bono trial will prove
the lact-Phil. Ledger, April 20.
Weilar's Hacking is one Of tho most shining arti.
cles in tho market.-Spirit ofthe Times, AprI2.
Patent Backing. Mr.. j. WclIar, No. so, Ches-
nut St., has prepared a Patent Liquid Backing,
which produces beautiful jet Polish, and does not
injure the leather. Those who would have polish
cd understanding should read tho advertisement in
another column.-U. s. Gazette, May /.
Weliar's Patt,,t Japan Biackisg is about the
best article of the kind we have seen. The polish
which it imparts to tho understandings Of man is
brilliant and lasting we have tried il aad it boots
US to say all this in its behalf Evening Bulletin,
June 7lh. fa&a@ss 8s59 1@@l1
The Manufacturer can produce numerous testi-
monals similar 10 the above, from private individuals
and from other papers, but the above extracts are
sufficient to convince any person that the manufac-
turcr has not exaggerated; bat that upon fair trial
the Backing will DO found as represented, e1cele'st
in every respect. s 44
J. WELLAR, Manufacturer, No. SO, Chestnut
street, Philadelphia. I'D 5y4
CHARLES STOTT, corner Penn Avenue and
7th street, Agent for Washington, d. G. ,-
July left sst@
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Enlargement or the National Whig.
On and after Monday the 18th instant, the DAILY
NATIONAL VINO will be enlarged and printed on a
Double Royal Sheet, The size OF the Daily National
lntelligencer and Daily Union.
rERMs on SUBSCRIPTION.
For fsccIve mouths Six Dollars, or Five Dollars il
paid in advance For sir months Three Dollars,
fwo Dollars and fifty cents II paid in advance. For
one month Seventy6ye cents, or ty cents il paid in
advance. sfa ,s Inc s es4.3aas 01 IL