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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-21

Good old Richard Baxter &c ,ntnued tho speaker
described dis Ssnts Everlasting Rsit by delicious
paradox As an active rest-hndng p6riecH n IN me
hi gt.r ay Ot more Intense action Much tne sam"
IA IL 10 ths world What 10 'e.' IL question Eh CD
no more belOEss the Church Cstsch.m III i does
to the merchant any class Of our bGtlne" populs
lion who would Jst through life Ike leaf upon the
waters without Al object or AL sud fyhAs1rss Oh
vded those who came TO the ympiau games intO
three csSses-some - COMPETE for The priority some
make good cheer with their friends and some IKE
himself just 20 be boxers on But Chris.7n nsn
mos the highest end chief aud uli cod Of ie
in endesvofing 10 d. good and grohso he IL the hap
pest wn0 most ci tely Uni ates God-~no does Tue
eate., amouut OF god We I've Ia deeds rot years
thoughts, ut breashs-by feel ng', not IS figures
upon TIE dist; should count Time by hssrt inrob'.
The spesker knew no better mode OF meeting tne
cry OF Revolutionary Europe Down with the R.eh -
gnan the c1uutercry, " IN the FOor WIN he
ignorant snd degraded!
We could follow the eloquent speaker much fur.
Their through his excellent deneationt u City lie snd
characters, ana the eulO1i1ms he passed upon Ine
e rt. of successu lns tutOns which, IKE this have
for their aim the renovation and son oil The
ouicssi sud the miserable " our popusron-ouI room
fails US
We condense from the Annual Reports Of the
Society the subjolned int resting account Of 10 opera
tors during the year now drawing 10 close
The soci,ty now employs - Missionaries for In
migrants. for SeEmen, one Tor resident Germans
and l5 who have charge OF operations 10 he drrreu
Ward, OF the City There srs nov employed LIS
Vl.',srs the sversgsnuubsr during the yesr has ben
l.l6O For the especial benefit Of Immigrants, two
we bee1 sd led % tie number OF MssiOnsTi- Oa6
OF shese German who deyotss hs atteaaou o. those
wn0 come from his native lsnd. The oihsr Ia Eece
VIII Can coayerss 10 their native Languages ~lh Danes
Fus Swcdes NorwesiAns Italians SPeuisrds and Por-
takusse. These Missionaries ct ta- different vess I,
tuey arrive ST cur port distribute Tracts ProVIie
Bibles sud IcsAments give friendly counsel invite 70
religious worship, and II every possible manner en-
dsavor 10 shos kindness the strangers In strange
lard.
Tae dlsirioutons In l-i9 sum up as follows l2j2
- Trscts containing l2357l Dsges Ills Bibles and
of the New l0rk Bible Society I135 volumes iant
1879 children gathered into Saohslh aud ~ into Pub
lie schools 2O3 persons Induced ~ unite with Bible
Glasses and 1907 T. attend Church LILO temperance
pledges obtained .9s dis Tet prsy neetiuss held
y oscksiiders reclaimed To- persons hopefully con
vsrted and III converts united with Evangelical
Churches
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-21

I>QUEsr Coroner Ball held an inquest yes.
terday At M ll2 Concord street. upon the body OF Q
colored man named smith Uaderhl. who bad expired
very suddenly. Verdict death from dissass OF ths
lungs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-21

~ Fair Tor the bsnsbl q Ihs Hooss Of Protection
under ne charge Of lhs ssen Of Mrfcy vii be hsd ~
Constitution Hall from Wednesday, ish int 70 NE r<h-
dl9Xs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-21

-, xEs~. .ad TosDeess-SArchsLoete stsofsieo
w rsrleey Is q ~sli-s. wssfs q .. nmss "a. -
fousd sgess asseonses ~, ,s.my.,vss sstrs ar
sth.ssn- sLsswhere. BArcsELoss nswJ nvcotse WIS
o %. CO, he ssdrsss nyis hwtsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-21

~ Fair at the Free Cssws 49, a. ~.
garI H.. Ths isdiss Of this Charcs, vii bold
Par during ne wess. commencing nScosy In nss =
49,. o..saI on, nlss0n supported mainly through ns
80 s.o.I 81 ne Reetg 10 hoped ssst ths fnspas o. no
Charcb ~f sa1fd geIsross encouragement % ns a.e'
..acu.sry for The poor all Ss"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-21

~ Harlem Rail Road snas-Ihs ssesen,s ~
ofef Tor sale $4,000 Dollars u B0nds Of NE hssn ~
Rosd Com lny issasd for the eStension of ne III
Rail Road 70 Dover Psins rhess Boofs arc 'of 49,
szeh bearing lefest per ceuL psyso ssu' ~.
qua GA he ar on February sod August vith Co.p ons
annexed. and tie principle hP.yess GO 90 v" Ia W.ip
August, 1880. "AD al IvtsIass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-21

~ Wiss snd rsspsss--cinrsss and st,aessu
are pfosnsd lsssss and beet $3.50 tmsrt Of wiS
H.ir VICE Tos pess brads Of Long Hat, ke ere 70 -
f,gnd q ns nSns ks<Iory " hEDsUssT HsAkp, MOI
dsosas ALSO 10 b bed s1fs iof Dsndflf as So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-21

~ Water-Care.-Ths Orange Mountain Wsisf.
Tesst.b snmsnt Al sogth orsnxs, Nswyesssy vi -
sspt 0psn during las Wintsr. rbs ~ssssnsn assn
iortxbly warned throughout win pnys.s go cssx II
10 sach room. The care leave ibs foos Sss-s -
daily FOR the esybnshmeaI Lstss0 70 % 70 -.
Or hakxEE above
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-21

~ Wafer Csrs.-Dr nALt r:estyss psnss me
81 sis eommodias dy ssssensanses. - sssSsd 90 -
door from 81 John'sp srl 90 fo.saIssnoos ysxssi
NJ nv le<l~r. -
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TRANSPORTATION OF STORES.


d
B,pedR Of Prorisoas and Clothing, March "a, 1919
PROPOSALS sealed and endorsed Proposals for freight
/ tote Pacific, will he received at this office until three
o'clock r. NJ "Wednesday the 18th day of April 1873,
for the transportation OF 300 barrels iora lessl OF
Government stores from the navy yard al Brooklyn New
York The por oi Monterey, the west OF North
America The offers must state the price asked per barre
without distinction between wet and dry: and each barre
lor half barre) Of beef pork anr, ce vinegar, pick
les, whiskey,or dried apples, viii be considered as bar
rel all other packages To be estimated at the rate OF 81
cubic barrel, whatever they may contain and, IN
the measurement OF all casks other than barrels, The hfhs
will be deducted No freight Ia be taken on hoard, dis
charged private account At any intermediate port and
priu,age 10 he allowed Fifteen fairweather working
lay be allowed al each OF The ports OF brooklyn and
Monterey for taking Ia aud dischargng Payment
10 lie made by any agent In the United States,
be selected by the bidder aud designated in the charter
party within thry days AFTER producing satisfactory evi
ence Of the delivery OF the cargo Tie vessel must pass
the usual inspection and be at The Brooklyn navyyar by
the Isl day OF May, 1919 ready 10 receive her and
Il not presented Tor examination within three days aer
being notified Of her acceptance the bureau will consider
itself Al liberty 10 offer the freight 10 The nexi lowest bidder,
10 make snch arrangements may best subserve the
public interests, mar 2g-lawrl5Mty
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TRANSFORMATIONS OF STORES.

Barsdanf Prorisions and Ciofhi',g March L. 1870.
PROPOSALS sealed an endorsed Proposals lor fieah,
10 Macao will he received AZ this Bureau until three
o'clock r. NJ Thursday, the 9Th day OF April lSi9
the transportation barrels iess) 81 Govern
from the yar ~ Boston,
port Of Macao in China there be delivered to the
United States naval sorekeepcr the senior naval officer
pre- The offers must state the price asked per barrel
(or half barrs) Of beef pork four vinegar pick
les, whskey dried apples will he oobsderedas barrel
all other packages to be estimated the of ~ cubic
ieeto barrel whatever they may contain; aud in the
Of all casks other than barrels the hhhs will
deducted No primaae the allowed Ten lar.weah.
working days TO be allowed each Of the ports OF
Boson and Macao for taking In and dsch arsiug cargo
To be selected by the bidder, aud designated IN the charter
party within thirty days after producing satisfactory ev
Of the delivery Of the The vessel mus pass
the usal inspection and be Al the Boston navy yard oy n
18th day Of April 1919. ready receive her cargo e "
not presented examination within three days amer being
notified other acceptance the Bureau viii CONSIDER se'l
al liberty o,r the freight the next owett builder. Q, 70
n,srr., Mar 2t--tawid
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Oct. s,h, 1919.

Extracts from. Adlress dep1edhy Rer Philip r.. Nh
iedster NJ d. 10 The Students NJ hs Ponehkeese Collie
gidte School, AZ ne close Of their annual eraaiina,oa
YoUNG GENTLEMEN 8# tt@
The exercises that have taken place in your examination
have thoroughly tested your aIainmens and have afford
ell satisfactory evidence that the employed
your instruction have not failed Of good measure Of
cess. A5st }tl+ A}#s
We have not however been surprised in view Of the pro
6cency you have generally made IN the useful and
mental branches OF education which have been the objects
Of your pursuit for distinguished facilities avail pro
duce proporonate results, the improvement you have
hibted was 70 have been expected. -
Having alhded to the Advantage yo have enjoyed II IL
my wish to be distinctly understood considering them
very great and special And this may assert, without
fear Of being suspected OF attempt seltapprpban
since bear relation whatever TO you literary in
srncior Yet for considerable time past having been
situated in regard 10 the institution which you belong
have had full opportunity ocosey investigating its
educational system both To its theory and practice
feel free TO affirm that IN all the particulars In which
cellency may be predicaied, Of academca course
hive known amy superior, and in many respects
even equal 10 that adopted and carried OUT In the Poug
keepsie Collegiate Institute. 'T4
HERE presented you the greatest facilities for laying
tom
= you have instructors Of distinguished ability In
the various departments Of classical literature,
cal science commercial knowledge foreign languages and
the ornamental branches Of music drawing and painting
marA1-dif ss III
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NAVY sUPpLIEs--Is4p-5o.
B'aeau Of Prorisicss and caofing, Msreh 20 1 ~
NAVY DEPARTMENT.,

B'aeou ef Prorisic.s and 6gofling, March ~, lsl9
NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
SEPARATE PROPOSALS. sealed and enloi sed - Propo
y ssls for Navy Supplies will be received at this prea,
until O'Clock. on Monday, The sd day Of April next
at Charesiewn Massachusetts, Brooklyn New York, ana
Gosor, Virginia. snc quantities OF the following articles
Chief Il BUREAU Or M s 9 e Sy
GERS q ne said navy yards during the fiscal year ending
Flour, Bisru, Whskey Sugar, Tea Coffee Cocoa Rice
Butter Monsses Beans, Vinegar Pickles. Raisins dried
The fonr shall he ofthe manufacture ii wheat grown in
ne year ISIS or @ perfectly sweet aud in AL respects Of
s PES li QUALITY and when required for shipment abroad,
Flour u al the qualities essential to Its preservation in
tropical climates and shall be delivered IN good sound
bright barrels with lining hoops each head, aud good
shipping order free Of all charge HE United States
The Bisen shall be made wholly from sweet .rins
be fully equal IN quality and conform in size TO the
pies which are deposed :, the sai Navy Yards shall be
delivered free 81 charge to The United States good sound
well dried bright flour barrels, with the heads well secured
or IN tight whiskey spirit casks or barrels al The option
The whlskey shall be made wholly from grain, Of which
al least twoihird parts shall be be copper dsi
ed and full first proof according TO The United States Gus
house standard Ii shall be delivered in good, sound
bright, well hooped, white oak barrels, with white oak
heads and each barrel shall when required, be cooperec
with four goo anl sufficient iron hoops AMI The whole
sh Be pni in good shipping order free Of all charge to M
The Sugar shah he the best Havana brown
The Tea shalt q good quality Young Hyson equal e
the samples al said Navy Yards
The Coffee shall be equal to the best Cuba Coffee
The Rice shall BE- 81 The Very best quality and when re-
qnred shall be delivered in tierces air tight casks, or bar
res, al the option Of The Bureau.
The butter shall be Of FIRST quality table butter, worked
clear OF all fluids, and be delivered seasoned while
kegs Of about eighty pounds each,
The Molasses shall be equal the hest quality New Or
leans Moasses and be delivered In good strong haIrela
which shall he thoroughly coopered and placed in the best
Tie Beans shall be sonnd good and shall be deliver
Cd ~ spirit Or whiskey barrels air and water tight when
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-04-07
Proposals for American w nter rotted Hemp.
Navy DEPARTMENT,
Bureau Of Construction, Equipment and Repair
&t March l. 1SAq

T.
March l. l549.
FINDER the joint resolution Of Congress approved May
" o 1913, entitled "Resoution respecting contracts Tor
viii be received AZ This bureau or The United States hemp
agencies at Louisville, Kentucky, or s. Louis, Missouri
lyering under contract for term not exceeding five years
Tie best quality Of Aopricaa maierrofied hemp In oman
pounds NJ hid viii be considered higher rate than
Two hundred and ory dollars per ton The proposals
will then determine whether the contracts shall be
awarded No delivery will be required sooner than the LEI
The ieinp be equal quality 20 the best for
egn hcmp and 70 AL cases q equality Of bid the contract
will be given 10 the hemp grower. The quantity required
annually will be about coo Ions.
The said hemp must be thoroughly dressed, cleaned,
free from shives and must lose than sixteen per
Of tow and when haehelled to the satisfaction
Of the inspectors ready for SPINNING Its strength must be
cumer-nce, made nom ,wenyone yarns, asprepared and
tested BY The Or By their d.rec,ion Will bear at
ties must be entirely satisfactory the inspectors. the
chief OF this bureau, or will not he received u will be IN
spected the respective places of delivery
The respective United States hemp agents 10 certify bills
for The hemp which may pass inspection and be received
io ninety per Of which bills TO be payable within
thirty after their presentation Il, such nasy agents as
may be agreed upon aud named In the contracts.
Persons offering must state the price, in words and fig
(ceary and lerbly) asked per ton Of 22O pounds
S sy e sa hemp agent aud oayab as above speaea
Every offer must be accompanied, directed IN the act
Of csns,es mass @ s wrsn s nsSs
by responsible persons, 90 be certified by
some official personaee) tie effect thai he or they
deriake a The bidder bidders will, u his or their bid be
accepted Into obligation within fifteen DAYS after
the contract submitted for signature with good and sniff
cieni suretes furnish the supplies proposed No pro
posa will be considered unless accompanied by such qua
raDty. st4 r. Is
Bonds with two approved ureties in half the est
mated amount respective will he required
aud ten per IN addition will be withheld from III.
amount each payment to he made collateral security
Tor The due and shul performance ofthe respective
tracts which will account be paid until the con'r,ci
complied with In all respects according to their terms
Offers must he mstc IN strict conformity with the terms
III this advertise The persons offering mus state BY
,cheh nary agent they wish their hills paid u their oer
is accepted and by rh heop nary Gg ncy they wish
aud bop Sent for their seuature and "
they should not within fifteen days after they
are received by AGENTS The departnentwi consider scli
liberty accept other offers in place OF those thus nc.
elected,
Mar 6 -2awt3NhMay.
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By ONO Prs.lasna of ono unitsa st.te..

n prsu Of the provisions II Tie secon s.eon OF
t. sci eniltled An act Tor the admission Of the
1851 JAMES x PoLK, Pres,dsni 81 he United states
o. An'sr1a, 90 hereby declare aud make known, that
pnoiic safes VIII be held at the aforementioned land Of
ices 10 The said State Of WISCONSIN at the periods
Al The land ofiice al MILWAUKEE,, commencing on
aonday The loh DAY o. Jaas next Tor he disposal o.
wit:
North efMe base line and Of earth principal msi,
Townships six and seven, Of range ourteeni
Townships sir, seven, and eight, q range fifteen
rownshIps seven and eight s 81 range ssysn,ssn;
Townships six seven and eight, Of range eighteen;
TSwaps and ssn q ,aass Sasse
Townships SIX, seven, aud eight Of range twenfy'one
A. ihe iand az once a. GREEN BAY, commencing on
Monday The eleventh day Of June next for the disposal Of
psD's az ee snaed IL be o
ing named townships and parts ofiownships, viz:
NORTH ef ne bare line and easi g the 0m Priaepai me.
Townships Twelve thirteen, fourteen and fftesn south
OF Fox river, oi range nine;
Townships thirteen aud ourteen and fractional town.
ship dheen, south Of Fox river, Of range ten;
Township fourteen, and fractional townships fifteen and
sixteen, souil OF Fox river, Of range eleven;
Township fourteen, and fractional Townships ffeen six
teen and seventeen s, p Fox river, Of range twelve;
Township sixteen and fractional Townships seventeen
and eighiern south Of Fox river, Of range thirteen;
Township seventeen aud fractional township eighteen,
| sout, Of Fog river, Of range fourteen;
Fractional iownships eighteen and nineteen south Of
Fox and east Of Wolfe river, Of range fifteen; A77
Township sixteen, fractional Townships seventeen eIeh.
teen, and nseen, and township twenty of range sixteen
Fractional townships fifteen, sixteen, seventeen, eigh
teen, nneeen twenty and one, range seventeen
Fractional townships hiteen sixteen, nineteen, twenty
twenty one, and twenty-five ofrange eighteen;
Fractional township nineteen township twenty, and frac
onal townships twenty one twenty two and twenty three,
Of range nineteen; dte \
Township twenty,one and fractional townships twenty.
two aud twenty three OF range twenty;
Fractional township twenty three, q range twenty one.
The offering Of The above mentioned lands will be COM
menced on the days appointed, and proceed with all con.
venent despatch, the order IN which the townships
advertised aud IN accordance with the particular lists Of
the to be offered, which will be deposited with the
land officers before the days Of SALE until the whole shall
have been offered and the salea thus closed But sale
shall be kept open longer than weeks aud private
entry Of any Of the lands Will be admitted until after the
expiration u the tga week.. M ast
Given under my hand, the city OF Washinqton this
seventh day Of February ammo domni one thousand
eight hundred aud orty nine.
JAMES K POLK.
BY the President
RcHARD NJ. YoUss,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
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IN pursuance OF law, JAMES X POLK President ofthe
United States Of America do hereby declare and make
known that public sales win be held the aforementioned
land office In the State OF Missouri hereinafter designated
TO wit: st.st..3
Al the land office at SPRINGFIELD, commencing on
Monday, the 4t day OF June for the disposal Of the
public lands situated within the undermention townships
and parts Of townships viz
North efthe base line, and Of NE nm principal merit
dian. 9.t3e ~
townships twenty-five, twenty three, and twenty four
Of range eleven.
Townships and twenty four, Of range twelve
Township twenty-five, OF range nineteen.
Townships twenty bree and twenty four Of range twen
ty-nne tF
Township twenty three, Of range twenty-five.
Lands appropriated by law for the OF schools military
other purposes, Will be excluded from the sale.
The offering of the aforementioned lands will be COM
menced the days appointed and in the order in
which they advertised with all convenient dispatch,
until the whole shall have been offered and the sale thus
closed Hut sale shall be kept open longer than two
weeks and private entry any Of the lands will be adj
mitted unril after The expiration OF the TWO weeks
Given under my hand al the city of Washington this
twenty day Of February, alno Doniini thou
sand eight hundred and ioriy-nine. X
JAMES X. POLK.
BY the President
RICHARD NJ Toua0, -. t5
" Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
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POUGHKEEPsIE COLLEGIATE
GGVInnI

THE edfce for this school is situated College ILL.,
about three fourtis Of mile from the beautiful village
Of poushkeepsie, Duchess County, Stale Of New York
The school Is conducted on philosophical principles
Reference il Invariably had Ia the nature 81 ibe Juvenile
mind, and constant efforts are employed 10 develop ia
powers In their natural aud preserve them IN
their relative strength The domestic arrangements and
modes Of nstrueol adapted 10 youth of years Of
aye and upwar and they are instructed IN such branches
may be requisite, either 10 qualify them for ercid
we, engineering, or 10 prepare them for college, t
Annual expense per scholar y sgS payable quarterly In
advance This sum uendes all charges Tor board tuition
stationary, bed and bedding, waFinr roam, fuel, light
and books, except the frecb and the Spanish books
The year sdiyisd nt0 Two terms III ~ weeks each. The
summer term eommenceson the irsi Wednesday IN May
Tie winter term irsi "Wednesday IN November II is The
purpose OF the undersigned not 10 receive youth Into his
lchool whose moral character Is not good
.s CHAIR rs BARTI EFT priori,1J
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uNirED STATES PATENT OFPIeR
March To- 1919.
M THE PETITION OF WILLIAM STEELE, or NEW
" York. praying for the extension Of patent granted
said William Steele, for an Improvement in making brush
ea for years from the expiration Of aid patent,
which takes place the seventeenth day OF August, tgh
teen hundred and forty nine:
is ordered thai the said petition he heard the Patent
Office the LIST Monday Of August next at u O'clock
and all persons notified TO appear and show cause, II
any they have, why said petition ought not TO he granted
EDMUND BURKE, ~
Mar l2--Iaw3w Commissioner Of Patents. {
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Treasury Department, March 10, 1870.
DURSUANT to the provision contained inihe first section
oi an act Of Congress entitled San act making appro
priatios for civil and diplomatic expenses Of Govern
for the year ending the threth Of June eighteen
hundred and fifty, aud Tor other purposes" approved
March s. is49 hereby give notice that the principal and
interest I'll such scrip has been issued prior To the
first day Of July. ls49, may be issued under tue ninth
lion Of the act Of Congress entitled IAN act TO raise iur
limited time additional military force, and for other
PURPOSES approved February H. lSi7 will upon The pre-
sentaon Of the same the Treasury Of The United States
redeemed and paid the said first day July, lsi9
and thai all nteres, such scrip will said day,
W. NJ MEREDITH,
Mar i3r-dainf Secretary ofthe Treasury.
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Notice 10 PRESERVATION Claimants.
NOTICE.
HJg " 49,.

The sales above be held the land Office
AT the FALLS or Sr CRoIx RtvRH, the fourth day OF
J,ie and the third day Of September next will moi be
held district having been organized out Of the part
of that district lying in the State 81 Wisconsin, and the
land Office for that part in the Territory OF Minnesota hav
ing been directed to be removed to Still from and
after the hrteih day Of June next by act Of Conuress
approved March 2, 1870, z. TAYLOR.
by the President.
RnHLRp NJ YorNo .Nt
commissioner Of The General Land ONCE
April A. 1919