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Notice OF the removal of the Land Once from the
"Fas NJ 81. Crox," Wisconsin, 10 "stllSvater." In
Minnesota Territory.
Under authority of the section of the act of Con-
~ entitled An for changing the location OF the
additional land district in the State of Wisconsin, APP
proved March 2, l549, | do hereby declare and make
KNOWN that from and after the threth day of June
Q8 the land Office for The sale public lands in
Chippewa land district shall be removed om the Falls Of
Minnesota Territory
Given under my hand the city of Washington. this
twentieth day OF March, ammo Domni 1919
L. TAYLOR.
BY the President,
RICHARD M. You've,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
Mar 3l-lawI3w
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On every other description of paper not designated
above out 70 DO 50 by tho office ordering it, whether
circulars, Instructions warrants FORMS returns &c
rs specified In the first paragraph, for
page on sheet, per 100 sheets
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the sssAhsA nsert 81 ths Land for IN,
Charitoo DAstxict, In the state ef Missouri.
IN pursuance of the first section of the act Of Congress-
the State Of Missouri" approved February r I8ls do
hereby declare and mako known, that the land Office
created by aid act !: established Al the Town Of Milan
in the of Sullivan Of said State the ss this day
designated By The President OF the United 8tates
Given under my hand NJ the city OF Washington this
twenty seveth day of February, ammo Domini thou
sand eight hundred and Iorsy.nine. -fti.f.l es N,
BY order of the Pre,iAsnti
saaIe ri RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commtssionss n shs General Land Ofhce
Mar 6-1awl8w
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/ ON0FELIsOw's Book s'Kavanagh." Price
~ 10 cents. For sale at TAYLOR ~ MAURY'S
May 10 Book store, near 9th ST..
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... Notice Claimants.
Trucker ~ ADDISON, General Agents, Office on 9th
street, (Coemsns Buidngs) four doors north OF Penn
syvana avenue.
Beverley Tucker and John E. Addison have associated
themselves for purpose OF prosecuting claims OF all kinds
before Congress- and the several departments of the general
government
All communications (post pad) addressed the above
shall receive prompt attention. Reference is made the
following geniemeni
Hon Geo M Dallas, Vice President of the United States
Hon John Mclean, Supreme Court of the United States.
Hon. Robert J. Walker, Secretary of the Treasury.
Hon. Jno Mason, Secretary Of the Navy.
Hon. X. M T. Hunter, United States Senate
Clement Cox, esq, Georgetown, ID. c.
Jno f. Addison, attorney-at-aw will, continue give
personal attention to business before the several
me District Of Columbia, and the adjoining counties OF
Mayaho ana virginia July bly,
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al the department
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a e do do do de- '1 dc h.nd Do do do Do
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Pens, &C.
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10 do 4.baded knives, Rodgers IL Sons
. do l.bladed desk knives do
Ss:sssss pSs; 81 ssi IT INK, "
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as u do copying ,tss IL, ink asn.,..o, sea,
rs pounds waters, common size
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TO- 10 p peacsi black R@dn Sand
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200 do red tape, assorted sizes
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go go R Eel
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5000 company
100 ordnance
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isoO company, ION half .hee,)
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1000 muster and descriptive rolls
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QUARTKRMAsrER
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III do letters oil advice
SUBSISTENCE BUREAU.
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az do quarto post, for circulars
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PAYMAsrER GENERALS BUREAU.
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SURGEON GENERALS BUREAU.
reams returns of medicines, instruments, &c.
do do of hospital stores, bedding, &c.
S 5se DO DO meteorological registers ie ,,
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quarto
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May l9-w6t
FUR NORFOLK.
rsHSA THE STEAMER OSCEOIA leaves Wash.
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OF S. p. TOWNSEND!

W
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ORIGINAL StRSAPARilLAW IMITATION
Heaven tid should deal article which would bear Che most dis
p FERMENTINO
hae dmar that they Unlike psraaf having NOT dhss
XsB DOCTOR
professional public they
genuine tcni6c melLr the
and which are hcslr Of c9ansss which might render them tho
AGENTS Of DISEASE instead Of health !
wounded
.ny Enale bore tho depiss bosom" health aud n and
TOWNSEND has SQUIRT and bring his
Grand UnivsrsnI Concentrated Remedy,
within knowledge mad
Know, by Joyful eIlerenechs
Trmnscendsul Power Heal:
and thus reha,sbe satisfaction Of raised ,housan. and
nd o N, rfs,nlrs
Principal Office I02 Nassau street. My.
Price one dollar per bottle, or bottles for five dollars
For sale in Washington by the following druggists Sam
uel Butt of Pennsylvania and l2h street,
opposite the Irving Hotel; z, D. IL w. H. Gilman, Penn
sylvania avenue, Browns Hotel ]. r. Caan corner
OF and 7th Streets opposite the General Post Office M
Delany corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and a street and
Ridgey Co., Pennsylvania avenue, near the West Mar
ket APP 1S-dNsw9n.
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(NILLESPtE o" N~~a-makinG, w1th ApDsnnAs
" on plank roats--l volume, and supplemepg-s6s9
ApH FRANCK TAYLOR.
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On every other description of paper, not desig-
mated above, but to DO so by the office ordering IT,
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Lives insured n6
JOSEPH B. COLLINS, President
SAMUEL HANNAY, Secretary
CHARLES DIX SELplAa No III Todd's Buildings, Pennsyl
vana avenue, Agent.
W. P, JOHNSTON, M. d. opposite City Post Office, 7th
street, Physician
Pamphlets explanatory of the principles and operations
OF the company be had on application ut the agents
OIL :e June Tt
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NChoOL BOOks.--A general assortment of School
~ Books will be found SALE at as prices as
elsewhere in the District at
Mrs. ANDERSON'S Book, Music and Fancy Store,
- Pa. av. between 18th IL 18th streets
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HAY report OF the Mutual Lifo Insurance Company
lHl of New York. Office No. IS Wall street.
Nett accumulated fund LIST May, l8i9 exceeding $8l2ON
THIS institution, during the month OF May, issued one
hundred and fifteen new policies, viz:
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FUR NORFOLK.
rK@A THE STEAMER OSCEOLA leaves Wash.
ng,on for the above place every Thursday at
at O'Clock p m, touching Cone going and re-.
turning Passage and fare Vs.
For Baltimore.
The Osceoa leaves for the above place every Sunday at
O'Clock returning, leaves Baltimore every Tuesday
AVER Vs md Msy nnF vs q. S M%
and At the intermediates landings the Potomac, for sig
paa to land
Mar S-dlwoodn JAMES MITCHELL.
TOR 0ENTLEMEN.-We have ready ma de goods of
the best and most approved styles Our stock large
mont, to suit all tastes Gentlemen will find garments well
and tastefully gotten up.
We have CLOTHS, cassmeres and vcstng. always hand
winch we are prepared to make order short notice.
In fancy ARTICLES our supply is very good and elegant
Also fine New York made shirts surpa ssed by any,
with large assortment Of fine gauge under Shirts lincn and
low prices. one price only. YOUNG Il OREM,
3doors west of Browns Hotel,
May lo-3aw4wi PennsyvaDia avenue
Notice OF the establlshmsna OF for the
"Western Land DasfxAct" In the STATE Wisconsin.
pursuance of the second section OF the Congress
nce IN the Chippewa land district, and establishing ad
dcnai land district in tho State Of Wisconsin," approved
March "a isis which provides that For the sal. of
public lands in the Territory Wisconsin an additional
land Office and land are
all the lands not included within district of lands subject
~ sale at Green Bay, Milwaukee, or Mineral Point which
clare and make known that the Office 20 created shall
be located "Wiow rver St Croix county in the state
of Wisconsin. - - - -
Given under my hand, the city of WASHINGTON hi,
second DAY OF MAICn anho Dohiini thousand eight
hundred and lorty-nne. JAMES k POLK
BY the PRESIDENT 1854 El .ll.a
RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioners Of the General Land Office.
MarS-lawI3W
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Stationery, Printing, and Binding.

NAVY DEPARTMENT, May d, 1873
OEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- the Office OF the Secretary of the Navy until O'Clock,
the 18th day OF June next, for furnishing FL the
stationery and executing all the printing snd binding that
may be required by Tho NAVY Benar.enl and its several
bureaus the yeah Commencing the LIST of July, 1872 and
ehths Oh tbs 3Oh June, 1850.
All the articles furnished, and work executed be OF
the best qualify delivered without delay when ordered and
the satisfaction of the head of the office for which they
required If be required each bidder for stationery
furnish with his proposal sample Of each article bid
for.
To insure uniformity in the proposals. blank forms viii
be furnished those disposed to bid apd no bid will be
considered fully confirming to the advertisement, and
in which each and every article not bid for and In which
MORE than one price is named Tor any One article.
Bond, In sufficient amount with tMt Or more approved
sreies for the faithful execution of the will be
duireN of the contracting The author
lied names of the sueties that wiz be given as
also satisfactory testimonials fulfill conttact must
company the bid, oherwise it win hot be considered.
The department resolves to itself the right OF ordering
keaef or less quantity OF each and every article contracted
for. the public service may require.
Should any article be required enumerated in the
tract, is be furnished at the lowest market price,
cordng to its quality.
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M. the siEL cLiPp Ia. .ss.ssd ~h ~
cal Do Is. ssd '. s sam 20 n; - s
Tosaisaa ad s.ys f%s ~es.sr oa is.d
s .h-. he ns' hs . sending eas cad. ls.a.a ss 0sf
rssnae sS ne s p'gs apss solitary cod ,A SsyS
QkGiNAL ofD Dr. JAs rosn,ds sfssrhi es Old pr .
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Priasipal egss Iva Ns.,sust N.~-Isrs cty.
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I IEUT. LfNCH'S Expedition Dead and
IL the river Jordan, volume with many cngravings,
Maps, &c. FRANCK TAYLOR
June 10 ...
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DxrAsrmxwr or r14s RrHriss, May 80. lsis.
NEPARATE PROPOSALS tor furnishing the ss, d.,,a
~ and for executing e printing OF ,h. department during
the .cal year ending June 80 1850 will b. received until
O'clock M on the h day Of 1Sss s uS % u
contract will not be considered ~.
i,yMsampss Of NE principal srcies d which, such
paper quilts metallic pens, lead 'ehcils, knives INK Sc
% ns H., hs rs . such
plea and pay for the same a. mo price: stated In the oe
Where s arstuics panying Of the kind and
qualify required Tor the department.
making il, and specify price, AID o~t prize. for
each and every article contained in the schedule should
the lowest marke, prices. according to quality
Blank for proposals will BIO furnished at tho depart
omy srsn the Would Snd il difca
make decision viii be taken into confederation TN.
less substantially sEreeing Herewith.
The printing bs executed with new and perfect
type, and the 4sa paper used tos the different de'crp
nished BY the contraesc the department o. the ofc, Or
derng it, 10 designate the kind of paper and yce. Whether
Bach class win be bid for and decided upon separately
the lowest Bidder Where more than one cas. IS assigned
to bidder they may all be embraced in one contracts and
each bidder who have more classes assigned 10
him. shall nke all such classes, or forfeit his right TO any
All the articles 10 be furnished and work to be executed
be of tho hos, quality, and delivered without delay
when ordered and TO the Satisfaction Of the head of the
The department itself the right OF ordering
% OF s.Sh sna article
Bonds with approved security to Dc given by the person
%. m me IN
shall be liable for the forfeiture specified sch
The ouboined lists specify as nearly as be done
tho amount quality aud description Of each OF the kinds
o. being practicable to give precise description Of
the nature and quality Of tho vaiioas kinds Of printing
specimens Of the general descriptions required.
STATIONERY.
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Tho printing OF all Kinds, including paper which be
required be executed for tho OF the Department OF
the INTERIOR any of the offices thereof whether the
be circulars instructions warrants, foms returns blanks
solid not lesded rule work, rule and figure
work. faint ruling lining and rcd ruling lining, by
whatever name, tle DESCRIPTION the shall DO
known usually designated by the Office requiring it,
and including also folding, stitching, pastng &c, the
following descriptions of paper 10 witt
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-17
Lecture on the Indians

An eloquent aud instructive Lecture vas DE-
vered Thursday hight IL the Chapel Of the Uriver
siiy by KAH-oEoAa vowH Chief Of the OHb~a Nation.
The lecture vss very poorly attended partly we SUD
pose owing TIE severity Of the evening This.houd
not be The design Of the lecturer spArt from the
niere., With which he invests his subject should Be
sufficient inducemsut 10 those who have the time 10
spare. The objects nss IN view impres, upon
the public mind the necessity of improving the couds,
ton of ibe Indian ard 70 obtain from the Genera
Legs siure sufficient .snf for the occupation u some
twelve or thirteen tribes-Ehom re intends 10 unite
IN the bands Of one common interest snd thu, save
from utter extinction q who have ever received
iDjustice at our hands
The lecturer proceeded 70 describe the country whose
scenery be said strongly impressed the char
scter OF the Indian. 70 be prominent and disnc-
tive feature he u etucstc amid the surrounding iu-
hueDces Of Nature bic elOqurnce IL the voice OF Na
10 s unrestricted by the restraints Of created
rules bis character has Of the vices OF civilized
hici he "a generous bod snd lOspitabe. His religion
. msss OF superstition h. pfsys aud sacrifices 20 the
evil spirit previous 70 his making war upon bis enemy.
This he does thai he may escape unharmed He ueo-
pies every Of the With spirits and pays %
each bis worship. The Great Spirit he believes to be
me crign Of al good snd az the most appropriate
place, fixes his hsbfston IN the sun be teaches hi.
children 10 respect and fear him.
The eloqueuce OF the Indian consists not particularly
IN the arrangement Of words 10 i not In the iuency
u language but Ia the spirit OF his address aud the
impressive manner Ia which u u delivered His speech
s short because Is always o. the point The lecturer
alluded 10 the Ceremony Of Marriage as performed
among the Indians Before the parties are united the
lover pays number OF visits the object Of bis sec
mons and during those visits he speaks 20
her. When they have been repeated certain number
Of times be ay bis hands upon hers when she accepts
him by placing her hand upon his IN Ike msnncr After
d. ii s,her o 'he husband ns,ructs him ia the du-
ties OF he life and inclcstes the necessity 81 IN
creased activity that he may be enabled 20 provide for
bic family. have said be, in conclusion, brought tn
fore several state Legsatlres end have reason be-
heve that they viii interest themselves 10 a. About
nine or ten yesrs ago came from the forest 20 learn
the customs and language u the white men, that
mght the efficiently plead the ghts OF my breth-
rem, aud A. sure as there j. God u existence Will my
eXert0u be c0nduued ill., succeis shall have crowned
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-17
international Telegraph.

Dr. ALEXANDER joss the teleg aphc agent
and reporter OF the New York Press and snsior Of
the project for line Of telegraph from practical
point On The north-wc coast Of America t. the
Asatic coast opposite, y Of submarine wire,
published another long exhibit Of bis plan In the
Jgwral q CgnmOae OF Thursday morning. Dr. Jones
mentions various routes T. pus America 10 ,elegrspho
communication with the principal cities Of the cd
World either - submarine communication scros.
Behring's Strait by the establishment OF telegraph
stations At each side carried the ice 10 the
winter, and In the summer by steamers with ttla
delay as possible lie eel, mates the distance between
New York and London, via Behring's sus.l and 81. Pc
tersbursh ~ 1900 mes and the averegs cost Of the
proposed line II s750OOo0 exclusive of expenditures
for stations. instruments, iniares; on money, &c.
As 10 the utility aud profit Of the undertaking the
Doctor remarks
In the face Of this heavy expenditure still believe
such line would yield large revenue, and pay al
expenses For.
{ 1t would have the patronage OF the entire CONNER
clsl world
H. ltwould have the Official patronage Of all the Gov
ernmenis Of the civilized world.
III Il would have the patronage Of the press OF boil
hemispheres
" Il woud receive large income rrvn pr-.,.
messages other than commercial passing between the
citizens Of popuous States on either side
II we set oos the probable annual number OF mes
transmitted ~ 100000 obey would more ikely
amount 10 million per annum or about 100 daily o.
$50 sent each way per dsy-and estimate the average
OF dispatches At IS EACH the total amount Of ~
ceipts would be % 600 0O0 leaving $4,000 for proh
exclusive OF interest aud expenses.
Message. OF 10 words from New York TO New Orleans
cOsi % 50 each The average receipt Of messages
amount to lees than probably 200, exclusive Of way
MESSAGES
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-17
CaIifeYufs Prfcss.

The Home Journal Of this week has letter
from ssn Francisco, dated Dec. 2' 10 which We hnd
the following astonishing account Of the prices Obtained
for various articles
shs enclose In this sttsr . small specimen of the
black sand containing gold which 10 dug from the poor
places on the bars and Ia rejected worthless snd no
one here would be seen vorkinst II VIII be curt
osity In the Home Journal Office. Tho gold IL 10 such
particles that the rude used here viii not
save h.if Of ID Had tbs sppsrstus for working wiee
quicksilver" !" and saving by "sablning, coul4
rasks out of ,bis rejected ssnd, 1t Least 90 per day
annex LIST of prices which viii give your comner-
cs friends some ides of what sSs bringing here's
Brandy an sorry to say, from si2 TO tB per gallon
champagne s75 per dozen. other wines In yroportos
four the fort t yer barrel salt pork 80 Isrrsl
blankets ei5 10 s73 pair common boots ei6 70 ~
aDsir shoes, % TO tl2 spsir voolen soeks, Stos
pair; bvs,sr, g. q pound overcost, - % e7g
pise~ common summer sacks, such - psn - 'or
before leaving New York, cold here In sso Franc .co.
for t26 each, at sscton BY the case, but 81 sarrs
hey are worth much moro. kveFyininS esesys
prints and common eomestics arc high 10 pfopofuoo
Legzns sell at coy price Tho prices hsvs qscNe
above are The true prices ct snttsrs but ns m,n
or whst h. called the Mormon DiSgngs only ~ niss
fro.u ths fort the prices 200 per eens Inc
price Tor hauling snyAisS from shs fors 70 me mii
Us per 100 pounds
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-17
The Fire at Hampstead.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
HEMPsTEAp l. l. Feb /

Correspondence OF be Iribune.
HKMPsTEAp L. |. Feb Is, ls4e
.Nessrs. Editors l hasten to communicate 10
you intelligence Of the awful calamity that has
CURED on this part of the island for number Of years
About o'clock this morning heard that the house OF
Mr. Jonathan Miller sbou, ?. miles west Of Hampstead
Village was on fire. FASTENED to the spot and Judge
Of my horror and surprise on finding but black
OF burning cnders left and few neighoor endesvorng
TO collect the remsiss Of what but yesterday evening
formed As lively and happy family as eye could wish
% look upon Every soul in the house at the time per
ished consisting of Mrs Miller dsu shier almost grown
up. and two boys aged about 10 and the other -
There hardly sufficient left 20 distinguish them OF
the origin OF the TIRE know nothing AZ present ou,
IL appears that Mr. Miller went u New-York early this
morning with load Of hay and IL 10 supposed he must
have left the candle burning which BY some means act
ire TO the building. Mrs. Miller sss member OF the
Methcdist Church iOurs. ID. w.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-17
Inter from Me.ico-,rr. clay, &c.

By ItIsfrd bALTlMokk, Ihufsuayl FeO %,
The Southern mail OF the sth has arrived The
papers contain three days later news from Mexico,
brought BY the brg Herbeno The dates from the City
OF Mexico are TO The Esd ut At that time the Senate
was discussing the introduction OF provisions Into
Mexico The Minister Of Nar has submitted report
proposing the making OF ccrtsin Departments into a
new Republic 10 be called Sicrrs Msdre. The reyo'
lutionsTy proceedings stll unqueAed The British
soopoi.wsr Calypso had arrived II Mszsilan- Rob
berries snd depredstlons ~ the Indians continue IN
checked by the surhorities
The Dslia says that Beury Clay continues In that
city, ard EppeSrs TO be enjoying good health he se-
sgns 30 remaa al New orleens Tor a c0nsioti" -
time aud will no, be Ia Washington on the AN Of
March The Charleston papers announce the desih q
eNlioAerunr MLl.on which occurred ON The l?th
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-17
's"-KORK, SATURDAY MORNING, pEBRU1RY :, 1.ig

home Vessel. are advertised from Dublin and cork
or this neE e Dorado ard passages Il TIE n are ,ou.h
for as boon. go Is the passage money s1d The pun
Der Of Passengers g limited 70 fly. This of cosrse
only heightens the anxiety Thousands would 20 but
for The wAni Of As the precious meta. are in
vogue i1st nov there 3. some tax of getting ID Cali
fornis Of our own Seriously the wicklow m.nes are
spoken or though Moore has foretod the result Y. "