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| Navy DEPARTMENT,
| Bureau Of Construction, Equipment, and Repair,
Under the joint resolution of Congress- approved May
The use Of the Ameraao cSnacs Gs
viii be received at this bureau the United hemp
agencies at Louisville, Kentucky or ST. Louis Missouri
Qo be forwarded by them unopened to this bureau, J
Tor delivering under contract, either of the said
hemp agencies, for term not exceeding five years.
The best qualify of american caferrotted hemp. in guam.
titles OF ve tons and upwards the consist of 20
two hundred and ortyone dollars The proposals
be op ,,, on the h day Of May next The depart
awarded No delivery will be required sooner than The LIST
The said hemp must be equal in quality to the best
foreign hemp and in all OF equality bid the
tract yil be given 70 the hemp grower The quantity
The said hemp must be thoroughly dressed cleaned free
ss.ss ana ~sss y; sfs q he ....
faction Of the inspectors ready for spnains It's strength
must be such that rope of one and three iourths
OF an inch in circumference made from twenty one
yarns, as prepared and tested by the inspectors. by
their direction. will bear at least AGO pounds. and
slengt color and other properties must be entirely salts
factory to the inspectors the chief OF this bureau or il
viii not be eceived twill be inspected and tested at the
The respective United States hemp agents certify bills
S TO % and De
into; ninety per cent of which bills to be payable within
may be agreed upon and named in The contracts ''-
Persons Offering must state the price, in words and fig
s5 @a o.
by the SAID hemp agent and payable as above specified
Every must the act
Congress making appropriations for the naval service. ap
proved 10th August 1876 by written guaranty signed by
official personage,) the effect that he they undertake
that the bidder bidders will, if his their bid be accept
ed into obligation within fifteen days after the
contract is submitted for with good and sufficient
siretes, to furnish the supplies proposed No proposal
Bonds with two approved sureties in one half the es
mated amount OF the respective contracts will be required
and per in addition will be withheld from the
amount OF each payment be made, collateral security
for the due and faithful performance Of the respective
tracts which will account be paid until the contracts
complied with in all respects according their terms
Oilers must be made in strict conformity with the terms
of this advertisement The persons Offering by
h nary agent they wish their bills paid if their offer
accepted and by uhich hemp many agency they wsh to
have and bonds for their signature and
If they should not be executed within fifteen days after
they received by the agents. the department will con-
slider itself liberty accept other offers place Of those
thus neglected.
Mar 4-2awt30thMay
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PATENT Orrrcr, Nav, 1870.

PATENT OFFICE, May, l8t0
I'm PURSUANCE OF the legalixing md making
appropriations for such objects a. have been
usually included in the general appropriation bills without
Of the department: and offices Of the
for "nsf Ss ssssd ss
office until the 18th day Of June NEXT Tor furnishing all the
printing and book binding tina. may be required by this
office for the commencing on the i day Of july is4s
furnished, work be executed. must be Of the
auaity and in the best manner delivered whoa. de-
q1red and to the satisfaction of the Commissioner
s
binding be seen at this office 1t is 70 be understood
grea,er less quantity Of any article than is spe-
Gifted, according TO its wants during the year.
Writing paper, hand made, Of Anen-laid
10 oo paper ruled to pattern, satin finish
20 do cap paper, ruled . satin Tin i finish ,,.a ,
Envelope paper, envelopes, &c.
10 rea Ear envelope paper buff shi;Ip per 10 5s'm
ZEE S s'sas md small, s buff
10 pounds linen twine
5000 steel pens assorted, bes. quality
8 gross lead pencils, (hard and soft)
Sgross silk taste
20 do sealing wax, best extra superane, scarlet
dozen ink. red and black, in quarts -
4 dozen poupce boxes, ivory
bushel black sand
dozen sand boxes, cocoa
do penknves blades, Rogers &c Sons
do do 2blades, do
/ do do
do inkstands French pump
do ivory folders
do wafer stamps
pairs paper shears, Rogers " Sons Sinch blade, per
pair 49,,
pairs paper shears, Rogers Sons. 6fnch blade, per
pair
dozen scissors
PRINTING.
Blanks on 1Oriting roper, DC.
DENY size. broadside, per quire
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NJOTICE.-The coparnershp heretofore existing be-
IN tween JOHN L. ADDISON and BEVERLY TUCKER
has been dissolved BEVERLY Tucker will continue
tend promptly all business before Congress and the de
"a rnneuts as heretofore. March 2l-u
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800 Reward.

800 Reward.
FIRRMRN's INSURANCE OFFICE, April 10, lSI9
REWARD of one hundred dollars is hereby offered for
information which will lead the detection and
vc,ion any incendiary charged with firing any property
insured by this company. JAMES ADAMS,
President Firemen's Insurance Company.
Apl2--2aw3wf
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FON NORFOLK.

FOR NORFOLK.
rT-A THE STEAMER OSCEOLA leaves Wash
ington for the above place every Thursday al
o'clock returning will leave Norfolk every Friday
at O'Clock p. touching Mt Cone river going and re-
turning. Passage and fare $5
For Baltimore.
The Osceoa leaves for the above place every Sunday NJ
o'clock a. M returning leaves Baltimore every Tuesday
at o'clock D. IN stopping going and returning at CONF
river Va, Leonardtown, Nd and st Msry's river, Md
and the Intermediate landings on the Potomac, Tor sig
nails to land. .ftt 44 a-.i - ii-a
Mar 8--dIweodu JAMES MlICHELL.
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IDVEVET Major Theodore O'fiara and Captain Il u
ID Gather, late OF the army, located in Washington
CIV to attend to military and all other descriptions
claims against the government. and business in
courts They will also prosecute claims arising before the
Board of Commissioners under the treaty with Mexico.
Officers and soldiers OF the Mexican may rely upon
most prompt attention to their business.
Address 0'Hara ~ Gather, post paid.
An
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National Hotel for Hsn@
THE NATIONAL HOTEL, in the city OF nv ~ n.."ssio1
L formerly kept by Coleman, and now IN u'o p'''e
Of the trustees OF Blackwell is offered ioI ron. .a 70
Persons DESTROYS of leasing the props S
apply in person. or by letter addrossea~ A"' '"P
OF the National Hotel, Washington CITY .us-.oar
Early possession may be had nP'" 1919,
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ID OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~ THOMAS PARKER an
II the public generally and particularly their
country friends that they have removed from the old stand
long occupied by them to their warehouse, oppo
Brpwns HOTEL where they will be pleased to see he
old acquainances and others who make pur
they there have in extensive and unusually we'll
selected stock OF superior tine liquors. wines &C.
which they will dispose OF such terms as VIII insure
mutual satisfaction. APP 22-3taw3w
CNRENCH and spanish Langusges.-J. MElERt, late
Il professor United States navy, Yale College, &c, re-
specially acquants the citizens Of washington that ne
conempatcs giving instruction in the above languages
well as in the English to foreigners
Prof Meere himself that his reputation as an IN
well established here TO require particular
references. -.
For terms &c. address M, the bookstores of Messrs
residence al Mrs Williams opposite Mr. Franck Tayors,
Pennsylvania avenue Nov. 8-u
IN OWEN Il SON, Merchant Taiiors, having re-
r.. ceived their usual supply oil Spring and Summer
uos selected by of the m, respectfully invite their
friends give them a call .
Ar 22-5raw6w INTEL. 81 News.l
,,CAOOL BOOkS.--A general assortment oil Schooi
Books will found for sale, reasonable prices
elsewhere in the District, at
Mrs. ANDERSON'S Book, Music and Fancy Store,
Pa between llth IL 18th streets
NTOTICE-Barard Cor Bernard) Peck, late private in
battery will hear OF something to his advantage
calling upon JESSE T.. DOW,
April faf No. s. Union Buildings.
r KNOX wALKku will practise law In the sa-
a. preme Court of the United States, aRd attend to the
prose ution of claims against the govsrnmsn Address
W::hington, D. G.
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Treasury Department, April IA, IsAo.

treasury department., hPfiA N, AoaO..
ID the Sd section Of the of the Sd March last, entitled
ID IAN to provide for The settlement OF the accounts Of
public officers and others who may have received moneys
arising from military contributions otherwise in Mex
cor enacted that where questions arise in respect to
the efundipg of duties collected in Mexico the res
of penalties imposed the ground that the collection
improper the penalties wroDgiuy enforced, the
shall be referred for the decision of The Secretary
the Treasury, who hereby authorized and required to
pay under the direction OF the President of the United
States. of the money in the raised from contr
buttons, such may be determined by him 10 have
been improperly levied imposed contributions
ments, or penaltes."
For the Information of claimants under this section Of the
act notice is hereby given that this department Will require
that all claims shall be presented in writing setting forth
the character and OF the contribution. assessment
penalty, for which remission of duty j. claim
ed where, when, and wherefore the contribution,
ment penalty imposed and to whom paid. The APP
pcaon TO be verified by the oath of the claimant coobo
rated by the evidence OF dsncresed credible
witnesses and be accompanied by the certificate OF the
proper accounting officer that the contribution, duties
penalties alleged have been Improperly wronguly
LIVED imposed have been duly accounted for and paid
over to the of the United States by authorized dis
bursements depostes.
w. M. MEREDITH,
Ap l7-eodlf2w Secretary of the Treasury
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Lives insured, l0I
MORRIS ROBINSON. President
SAMl. HANNAY, Secretary.
Charles De Selding, No. ii, Todd's Buildings Pennsyi-
vania avenue agent w. Johnston, M D., Opposite city
Post Office, 7th street, physician.
Pamphlets explanatory OF the principles and operations
of the company lie obtained on application al inc
agents office
May 5-4t
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CiLLEsPln Road-making, with an Appsndis
VI plank roads-l volume, and supplement-!os9
AID III FRANCK TAYLOR.
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n. r. MORsELL,
AtfOrasTat-LaN,
Respectfully tenders his professional the public
Office on u street, near the City Hall.
Ap l7-eod6t
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HrUvy STORE, opposite Browns Het:a.-GEOkGE:
N a. TIIOS PARKER have Just received ana arranged
oi e". selected stock of the best Family Grocerles
Wines. Liquors nc. which they invite tho smentoa o.
hey viii be pleased fill, as heretofore on the moot ac-
com nodating terms asst mp N-Aws~
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HARBY's aAZETTEER, complete Tor q 10, In one
large octave volume of 80 pages, In full leather bind
mn This edition, enlarged and improved, published at
Us For Gale "a few copies only by .v,op
Mays fhANOh AAAH
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EDMUND BUKKE,
Commissioner OF Patents.
NAV a-Ialw MAT. Intel. and Nat. Whig]
4 PRIL Report Of the Mutual Liz Insurance Conn
a nanv of New York, Office No. IS Wall street.
This Institution, during the month OF April Issued ono
hundred aad one new policies vIzi
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Circulars on loriting paper.

The paper for the above TO be Of The best quality.
Book ,rork on printing paper.
For composition, per thousand ems, for small plea
M do do BREWER
For press-work and paper, per token, for royal
DO do do for medium.
BOOK.BINDING.
Letter books, per volume
Record of patents, (manuscripts) per VOL
Records for assignments 90
Received letters 90
Books Qibrary) miscellaneous DO
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-10
G. MACHoLD & BaorHER,
WHOLESALE AsD RETAIL DEALrRs IN
" USICAL INSTR UMEITS.

State ST., near Post Office, Columbus, O.
AVE constantly on hand q good stock of
II u PIANOS from the celebrated manufactures
of c. Meyer. Philadelphia, and Bacon g. Raven,
New York City
These instruments are highly approved by the
different teachers in this city. and for quality of
tone, tonch and keeping. cannot he surpassed by
either American nr European Pianos.
At their Inst exhibition at Boston. September.
l847. c. Meyers received the first silver medal
and diploma. for the best square Piano in the ex-
Iibiiion.
These Pianos will be sold chean. Mr.. Mac.
mold having facilities TOR obtaining them which
no other dealers in the city have aud persons
wishing 10 purchase will find by calling on him.
the best quality Of Pianos cheaper than any found
| in the west.
! - All Pianos sold by them will be warranted
for tro gears. and II they do not prove good, the
purchase money will be refunded, or the Piano
exchanged, to suit the purchaser
- The senior partner. heving been engaged
as music teacher, fur the last ten ypars, in The
Ohio Institution for the Blind feels confident that
all Pianos. selected by him, are of the best tone,
touch and workmanship.
Also, on hand, for sale wholesale and retail:
! Violins. Flutes, Claronetts, Cellos, Double
Basses, Roman Violin String
Bras M1THmeNts of erery description,
Guitars Sheet Music. Mnsic Paper;
hstrsefion Books .for all Lgarumsnts;
Accordeons. Flautnns. Melodeons, &c.
Teachers Seminaries aud Bands supplied on
reasonable terms.
Orders from distance promptly attended TO.
Pianos boxed with great care and sent To any
part OF the State-warrnnied To go safe.
| Old Pisnos taken. in part pay. FOR new ones.
| Columbus, Ohiu, July 81, l849. 3ml2
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RECEIPTS FOR THE GAZETTE.

The Great American Remedy Doctor G. C..
Vaugn's Vegetable LihontrPtic Mixture the Great Ame.
rean Remedy is attracting the notice Of tine principal pa.
pers all over the country Not Journal Of any respee.
liability, hut what has commented upon the great fame o
this medicine. It has been introduced all over the world
and has earned for Itself reputation before eqa
by an article in the iue in this any other county The
stories told Of s singular power disease Of every m
tre, serve to strengthen the belief that magic las an
agency in the matter and the facts they stand forth in
the hnze of MONDAY stripped of all embellishments are
truly startling No other medicine ever thought Of in
many ofou most popuous viIlngps and towns aud The
voices we might almost say Of millions cured ofa kind.
Of complaints are heard in its praise See our columns
call on Agents Of the Great American Remedy this Lhon
triple Mixture, and get pamphlet
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-10
"A Large farm for sale.

NHE Hoirs offer for sale the VafusJIe Farm.
~ known as the "PGcker Farm" siluated in
Thorn Township, Perry Comfy. Ohio, u miles
East oi Thornyille-ilIe ZanesSille road running
through near the centre
The Farm contains 343 Acres. about one hall
prairie. under fence. occupied as pasture and rea-
dow. and about 100 Acros Us farming land There
are upon tile premises. two good dwelling houses.
large log barn, two good spring houses with a
very strong spring to each. about 1000 Sugar
Trees and good orchard pnrily grated fruit.
The Farm wonId do tn divide with house
and spring and an eqnal quantity Of prBirie and
timber land 10 each half 1t is well adapted E,r
raising both STOCK and GRAIN, with an alum
dance Of pure spring water, which can be con-
veyed TO any field upon the farm, and the soil is
not surpassed in the Stnte.
Possession will be given to the purchaser next
spring. Any person. wishing to purchase good
iarm, would do well To call aud examine this one.
For nriher particulars. call ON Frederick and vii
liam Packer upon the premises.
August 3. 1s49 3ml3
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An Ordinance,

To amend the Ordinance, regulating the
Side walks, curbing and paving Cutters
In the Town Of Lancaster.
ASEC. lst. Be IL ordained By The Tom Com
~ eli Of The TOWn Of Lancaster, That it slal
be the duty OF all persons, the owner or owners o
any lot or part oiots, fronting on Jackson, Perry
Winding or Lawrence streets, between Broad and
Whites Addition to said Town of Lancaster, on oi
before the Fl rst day of November, l849. to pave
his, her or the Sidewalks, with hard paving brich
or gravel aud curb the same, with stone, under
the direction of the street committee of said town
SIC. end. That II any person Or PERSONS own
ers rs aforesaid shall refuse or neglect to comply
with the provisions of this ordinance, it SHALL and
it is hereby, made the duty of the street commit
tee to proceed forthwith, aud cause such improve
ment to be made at the expense of the corpora
ti0n, which moneys SO expended is hereby made
n tax upon the LOT or lots, in front of which the
improvement is made, and shall be levied there
on, and certified to the county Auditor OF Fairfield
County, aud collected as other taxes assessed fol
corporation purposes
SIC 3rd. That the street committee shall keeT
an accurate statement of all moneys expended by
tn en- under the provisions of this ordinance. de
signatug the lot part of lot. in front ul which
the same is expended, and when such expendi
ture is approved by the council, the same is Great
cd tax M aforesaid.
SEC 4th In carrying out the provisions Of thi'
ordnance, the council do hereby establish nine
feet us the width of each and all Of snd Sidewalks
or pavements
SEC. 5th. I his ordinance to take effect and b.
in force from and after its egnl publication
JOHN D. MARTIN, President.
| Attest-JoHN REED, Recorder
August 10, l849 3wl4
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An Ordinance,
To amend "An Ordinance regulating th
market In the Town OF Lancaster,

To amend "An Ordinance regulating the
market In the Town OF Lancaster.
CtEC. lst Belt ordained By the Torn Council
Dot the ToWn Of Lancaster, That there shall
be appointed by the Town Council Beef In.
spector, who shall hold his office during the plea-
sure of the Council.
SEC. End. 1t shall be the duty of the Inspector,
when called upon by any Butcher, to examine
and inspect. at my place not exceeding one mile
from the Court House, any animals that said
Butcher Processes to kill for meat to be sold at
the market House.
SIC Ord Tint it shall be the duty of said In.
spector to reject all animals diseased, all animals
that are too poor for meat, and also all animals
that for my other cause not in fit condition
for food, and keepa register wherein he shall
keep record ofall animals that pass inspection.
aud also those that are rejected aud for whom
they are inspected.
SIC. 4th. That it shall be unlawful for any
Butcher or any other person To offer for sale, or
to sell at the market house auy meat of any ami
NAL which havsI not passed inspection as above
provided before the s1me was kied-PrOUided
that the selling by farmers of Beef by the Quar-.
ter, Pork, Veal, Mutton or Lamb. or of sailed
meats shall not not be regarded as a violation ol
this ordinance.
SIC. 5th The Inspector shall have the power
to appoint deputy 10 perform his duties, when
he by reason Of sickness or absence is unable to
perform the same.
SEC. 6. That il shall be unlawful for any Butch
er, or other person persons to cut up Dud sell,
or offer TO sell, in small quantities, any Beef or
other fresh meats, during market hours, out side
OF the walls of the market house.
SKo. 9TH. Any Butcher, or other person orper-
sons. who shull be guilty of violating any provi-
ston of this ordinance, shall for every such offence
forfeit and pny penalty of not less than FIVE
Dollars, nor more than TWENTY Dollars, to be
recovered with costs Of prosecution, before the
President. or in his absence the Recorder.
SEr 9th. The Inspector shall be paid the sum
of Twenty-Five Cents for each act OF inspection
performed by him under this ordinance. or l23
cents per head when more than two animals are
inspected at one view, which compensation shall
be invariuble pnid by the person calling on him,
and before he enter the inspected stock upon his
register.
SEC. 9th This Ordinance to go into operation
from and after the 18Th instant.
Passed August 9TH, lS49
.. JOHN d. MARTIN, President
Attest-JoHN B, REED, Recorder
Luacastor, August 10, l8I9 3wll
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-10
Guardians Sale.

DN Pursuance ofan order. made at the Septem.
n Der Term Of the Conrt Of Common Pleas, in
and for the Comfy Of Fayeife and Suite Of Ohio,
in the case Of Sinnet Rankin, Guardian. aeninst
Rachel s. Rush and William F. Rush, there will
be sold on Tuesday the a8th day Of Angnst, ,l849,
between the hours of ten O'Clock A. NJ. and three
O'Clock p. NJ on the premises, herein named the
property described as follows: Lying and being
in the County of Fairfield and State Of Ohio and
in the Town of Royalton aud IS known and de-
signated by the East half of Lot Number Fifty, as
laid down on the plat of said town, containing
one-sixth Of an acre, upon the following terms, to.
wit: Onehalf cash in hand and the residue in one
year. with interest from the day OF sale. the de.
iered payment to be secured by mortgage on the
premises. Appraised ai $40.
SlNNET RANKIN, Guardian.
July 97, l8i9. 5wl2plee$2,a5
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-10
Guardinn,s Sale.

IN Pursuance ofnn order of sale to me directed
by the Conrt of Common Pleas of Fairfield
County, Ohio, will on Saturday the 10 tn day Of
Angus: noxt, expose to sale by public vendue, on
the premises, In-Lot No. 70. in Carroll in said
Comfy. Appraised at One Hundred and Fifty
Dollars, to DO sold subject to the Dover interest
Of Elizabeth Brown.
Terms of sale One.third in hand one.thrd in
one year, and the remaining one-third in two
years, with interest on deferred payments from
day of sale. DAVID BOYER, Guardian
Ofhe Heirs Of Nathan Fenetimakcr.
N. b. The Dover interest ofthe said Elizabeth
Brown in the premises above described will be
offered for sale on the snmo day.
July 10, l8d9 4wl0pf$2 80
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Turnpike Road No1ice.

VIE Creditors of the ZASEsYILLE AND MAYS
n VILE Roam cpYPAsY. wi,ose claims bave
not heretofore been filed agreenhly 10 former
order ofihe Court Of Common Pleas for Musking.
nm County .uPon The bill filed by sailZapesyie &
May.villc Turnpike Read Company. rs C.nud !
Brcckbill. H al. are hcreJy nofifed thai the time
Tor The presentation 0f claims in the UNDERSIGNED
has been extended until the first day or Iannnry.
a. d. 1850 4. BASSETT, SpecinI Ma,,er.
n. b. Claims may be left at tile Office of Col.
f.'AS IRrNP Lancaster. Ohio. If prcscufrd dur.
'"s my apsehce' a. BASSETT.
Lancaster, August 3. lBIg 3wi3
The Znnesville Courier Somerset Post Circle.
vile Herald. ScOio Gazette AMI West Union In.
ieIligencer, will publish the above notice tIree
weeks. weckly,and send notice with prnol ofnnI,.
catIon, Immediately after the expiration thereof
10 the Lancaster Gazette.