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Stationery, Printing. and Binding.

NAVY DEPARTMENT, May y, 1919
SEPARATR SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
~ the office The Secretary OF the Navy, until O'CLOCK
p the 18th day OF June next for furnishing all the
stationery and executing all the printing and binding that
may be required by the Navy Department and its severa
bureaus Tor the year commencing the Isl OF July 1872 and
ending the Both June, 1850.
All the articles furnished, and work executed must be of
the best quality, delivered without delay when ordered, and
satisfaction OF the head OF the office for which they
required If il 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 bid and no bid will be
consdery, not fully conforming the advertisement and
in which each and every article is not bid for and In which
more than psice is named for any one article
Bond in sufficient amount, with two or more approved
for the faithful execution OF the contract, viii be
qured OF the person contracting The author
ICED OF the surees that will be given,
also satisfactory testimonials 10 fulfill contract must ac
com pany the bid otherwise will not be considered
The department TO itself the right 81 ordering
less quantity OF each and every article contracted
Tor, as the public service may require.
should any be required enumerated in the
is be furnished at the lowest market price,
|cordins TO its quality.
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Sosse~ az chs lsasA OAce
Charities Dssssaes, In shs state 81 Misssuri.
In pussusno- Tho ara secon OF the act of Congress-
ii entitled IAN establish additional land Office in
the state OF Missouri" approved February -. 1919, do
hereby d-ciars aud make Known, that the land Office
created by said oct established the "Town Of Milan,
IN county sullivan Of sasd State The ss this day
designated by tho President u tho Unibsd States
Given under my hand NJ the ossv OF Washington this
twenty day Of February, ammo Domini thou
sand eight hundred aud forty. nine.
by osdct OF the PRESIDENT
RICHARD N. YOUNG,
Commissioners OF the General Land Oibco
Ma s-ls~ lao
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FOR NORFOLK.


.r-h THE STEAMER OSCEoLA leaves Wash.
Y2R ngon for the above place every Thursday
O'Clock IN returning, will leave Norfolk every Friday
O'Clock p m, touching at Cone river going and
turning Passage and fare 20
For Baltimore.
The Oceola for the above place every Sunday
o'clock returning, leaves Baltimore every Tuesday
o'clock m, stopping going and returning at Gone
river, Va Leonardown, Md, and 81 Marys river, Md,
and a, the incnediate landings the Potomac, for sig
Mar sDdiweodu JAMES MITCHELL
IcOR GENrLEMES.-wa. have ready made goods of
IL the best and approved styles Our stock large
and well diversified in quay OF material and style OF
suit all tastes Gentlemen will find garments we'll
We have cloths, and ves,iuHs always hand
which prepared to make TO order ut short notice.
In ancp ARTICLES supply Is very good and elegant
with large OF fine gauzc
drawers, NC All Of which oler fair and very
low prices One price only YOUNG OREM,
3 doors wet of Browns Hoel
May ls-3awIwf Pcnnsyivunia avenue.
Notice ne establishments Oalcs the
West~rn Land Dstrict," La tho State Of Wisconsin,.
TN pursuance the second OF Congress
entitled Au for changing the location Of the land
in the Chippewa land District and establishing ad-
ditions land district c State OF Wsconn, approved
March 3D. Isl which provides that For The sale OF the
public lands the Territory of Wisconsin, an additional
land Office and land district hereby creaed
to Green Bay Milwaukee Minera Point which
shall be called tho western land district do hereby de-
clare make that the office created
be located willow rver, St Cfoix county, in the State
OF Wisconsin.
Given under my hand, the city OF Washington this
second day OF March, Doinin thoussnd eight
hundred aud iouy-nine JAMES X POLK.
Ry the Presidents
Commi.soner Of the General Land Office
Mar s-iawiaw
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r ONGFELLOW's new ssKavanagh." Price
IL rs cents. For sale at TAYLOR " MAURY'S
May IL Books store, near 9th st.
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Lives insured lis
JOSEPH B. COLLINS, President
SAMUEL HANNAY, Secretary.
CHARLES DE SEIDIAG No III Todd's Buildings Pcnnsyl-
vania avenue, Agent
w. p JOHNSTON, NJ. d. opposite City Post Office, 7lh
street, Phys
Pamphlets explanatory of the principles and operations
of the company be had application the agents
office. June TT
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Cnl.ssPaSs a~sA-.HAhs~s. with APPssdix
NJ ON p..nA so~as--l volume. and supplsmens-l80.
Apn FkANCk TAYLOR
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'yXTANTED, daily, at tho Beltimore, Philadelphia.
w New York. Bostoa, and New Orleans General Agen-
cy and Commission Office, Young Men in wholesale and
retail stores aud other respectable business book
Keepers snesInep porier bar keepers walters farmers,
coachmen, car agents. book and map agents. collectors,
oversees in all branches of business &C. We have at all
times large number OF good situations hand, WHICH
pay from x3W 81 900 per Those in Of sit,
uations OF any kind would do we'll give call,
have agents in each Of the above cities which will enable
us to place every applicant in suitable situation the
shortest notice We have large Acquaintance in all the
entire satisfaction 10 all who may favor with call
TAYLOR TAYMAN, No. 50 Second street,
between South aud Gay
A. Persons living in any part Of the United States,
and wishing TO obtain Baltimore either OF
the above Cities will have their Immediately attend
ed to by addressing line (post-paid) by doing
they WI cnail both trouble and expense, which they 9TH
etwse would incur by coming to the city ami seeking
ploy meni for themselves. Address,
TAYLOR TAYMAN,
No. 81 Second street,
May 2l-dtf Baltimore, Md
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SChoOL nOOks.-A general assortment of School
~ BOOKS WIN be found for sale, reasonable prices
elsewhere in the District at
Mrs ANDERSONS Book, Music and Fancy Store,
Pa. av. between llth IL 18th streets
Feb I6-d
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On every other description OF paper, not desig-
aatod above, but TO bc 30 by the Office ordering it.
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VX7AsHlNGrONC CITY Lots at Private salc.-About
w six millions of square feet, eight hundred lots EN-
oracing many whole squares nearly OF the
city, will be sold Mt private saleoierng unusual OPP
portunity Tor profitable investment
Terms: Ope-fith cash. and the balance in one, two
three, and four years. with When pure sci
Improves, the time may be extended.
Deeds given the purchasers cost and deeds trust la
ken TO secure the deferred payments.
Apply TO the subscriber Messrs Corcoran & Riggs
where catalogues may be seen.
June 2-law2m A. HYDE.
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The printing of all kinds. including paper which may be
required be executed for the OF the Department OF
the interior, Of the offices thereof whether the same
circulars Instructions, warrants FORMS returns, blanks,
solid not, loaded, rule work rule and figaro
work. faint ruling lining, and red ruling or lining or by
whatever name, tey descr pion the shall be
known usually designated by tho office requiring II,
and including also folding. stching pastng &c on the
following descriptions OF paper, wit;
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The Annual election eleven clos OF this compa-
my will be held Monday lh day of June next be-
tween the hours OF ~ ana O'Clock, D. M at The Office
No ~ Broadway, in the city OF New York. Dated May
Is, lSa9. WIN d. MCCARTHY
May zI-IawSw' Secretary.
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r lEUT LYNCHs Expedition 10 the pr.s, &c. and
IL the river Jordan, volume, with many engravngs
Maps, NC. FRANCK TAYLOR.
June 10
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Colts rnProved Repe atlnG PSssolsv
INJECTING be absent in Europc FIR .sn. n,o,,b.
~ AZ IN relation to said may addressed
To- Knox walker. Washington, who is empowered rs INV
attorney and general agent contract and rrceis ode,
for the delivery OF said pistols. SAMtJEI colt
May l6--d2sn >~NH VIVA
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OF S. p. TOWNSEND!

Price one dollar per bottles bottles for Ave dollars
For sole in Washington by the following drugg$n Sam
uel Butt Of PennsyyanA ayenue and 18th street,
opposite tho Irving Hote q. W. II Gilman. Penn:
sylyania avenue, Browns Hotel ~ Callan, coret
OF and 7th Streets opposite the General Post Office M,
Delany, Of Pennsylvania avenue and u seet and
Ridgey Co., Pennsylvania avenue near the West Mar
ket Ap 1S-dGsw9m.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1849-08-07
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have had. so FAR, the most rainy spring
miner within the memory OF the oldest in
Is OF this uluhtFS. : FDf9thfPe weeks past
aims have ALLEN Rlmosrevery day iFI'hs
disastrous TO the oollnn crop, and many
eth1t tic crop ih.this section viii be one
loEl from this cause xAllothet pr9ipptR,
{fqi9s, { suffering tr9m the samS
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% NIReINIA.

ETc6ieH6tl GAHJdfnD. F65&'6f Vir-
accompanied by Gd.C. Grozet, State En-
q 6f1Va !! Gen. Idnes III Eoates Pfesi8enE
4e6ry DanRerfel6; Esqts6f Ate1Rpdfih. one
sDirectoTs 5oflthe chesapeake aBdsOtIiO Oh
6petlieY with Geo. Npsn00t, EtqiiPresi-
Il. Chr AVkinson, GAief"Engineef toG7tlfg
fhdfiaa and OFaUge5i RaileOadg Id
Fad, Of AIekGBArid tGftiVedai in Cumbeps
5n Monday evening last Tie object of'the.
NOR ofVjfginta IN visiting this legion? was
amino the present condition ofsh.c Chesa.
and Ohio Canal, in which the State Of
ia %looktnEi tn lie terminus at SAIexAndFia
81 rich coal fields near the mouth OF Savage.
important an ipderkstI 4
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ALREADY a8.s AtB444ptRG Ct:' Mlgl e.
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SHIRLEY.

have seer a letter giving a statement Of
wages of cholera among the colored labor
Shirley, the plantation OF Hill Carter, Esq,
pes River,.a few weeks agg1l During the
r~evaIence Of the epidemic, thirty .ip5aQ fell
10 il; among them nine pIouglm9n. The
70 driver, six Women-the rest small boys
rs, mostly infants al the breast. On one
unday, cjghtdied and were laid out on the
side by side, till graves could. be dug Tor
.'Thers were nlso many cascs of diarrhGa,
however, yielded to medicine. About
BIZ of air. CATERS wheat crop was LETT
5g in the field, for the want of help TO ave
is worihyof remark, that while Mr. Carter
sunguistcd for his humanity tobis negroes,
IGNITION to their cleanliness and confbrl,
tile excellent health police which he had
he'd for their security from disease, his
,onld be the only onc visited BY the cholera
eral miles around, WiIh.the solitary excep.
we learn, of that Of MI. Folks, at Bermu.
nediaiely opposite to Shirley, on the South
HE riVer:-Mr. F.. lgafj9pf his negroes
cholera, and fella tictttn,to II himself on.
h ult.-N0TE6k Herald,
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beE New York TSjhuPaRagN QpoW 34QQ Pfe
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I.497, and in. the t5oqF ,Weekg ending
$40. or 81 the FEqte.ol q Per d9yYgofs
in t6e tImnnth5 III mqrtaltSy The wee Der
Sst Wa. 48tt. daily; lat Week 1g3 dali 5aWsr
deaths in IRllY, e NOE t6aa lbfi6f sss
ny. az in bit - PE9q9,ft3n 2tlRb9s,
VEN Ear below Penn 4f9ls re
etiop ,4f both pg4tes aelng; 39lt
mn were cases Of =c6olera. i EInSfnf,
'Do6es lhepe, were 2843 deaths from this cpl:
!, between May 2 md 4AI4y 98a mortality
ji1ganSt6jng ever kE9Ma ki44EgESegR york;
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RAMS At q SOUTH, .

vistsboFg MISSY stn,iael.;:o Of the ll.b
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-04-21

I5 The Pacific Mail steamship Falcon, Capt
Thompson, sails to-day at 2 o'clock for Chagres
Col. Robert T. p. Allen, post office agent for Cal
ifornia and Oregon, goes out in the Falcon in
charge of her mails. We learn from Col. A. that
the California mail from this city il Of some two
tons weight and that probably another ton will be
added from the post offices at Charleston, New
Orle ans, SC.
COL Allen goes out as sort Of postmaster gen
eral for our Pacific possessions, having power to
establish post Offices and appoint posimasters at
such points as he shall deem necessary, both in
California and Oregon He will probably make
San Francisco his headquarters for the present,
though from the nature of his service he will ne
cetsarily be sin the saddle" for some months az
ter his arrival out. He designs making California
his permanent home and his family will follow
him in January next.
The Government is fortunate in the choice oil
Mr. Allen for this important station He is gen
tleman Of education enterprise, and thorough bu-
siness h1bits, and has seen some service. He
graduated at West Point in 1884 served two wears
10 the FLORIDA war and was subsequently, engaged
as Government engineer and superintendent oil
various works ON the Upper Lakes He finally
resigned his situation under the Government and
took the professor-hip Of mathematics and civil
engineering in Allegheny College, at MeadsilIe
Penn, which he filled very much to the satisfac
tion Of the friends Of that Institution He has also
served some three years as professor in Transyl
vsnia University in Kentucky Richard Allen,
brother of the Colonel, aud an enterprisng younf
man, IS also passenger ia the Falcon.--.N. J.
1Ibmf, goth .gp,H.
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bPPoNTsENrs-Am the most delicate and
difficult duties Of an Administration which has
just come into power, particularly after so long
period of probation and exclusion such as the
Wing party has suffered, is the distribution Of pa
tronage This duty is difficult, because in the first
place, the machine Of government must not be re.
tarded in It's movements and il is delicate, because
in competition between friends who are e1ualy
meritorious, the task of preferrng one 10 another
is most ungrateful and embarrassing
II is not to be supposed, under such circum-
stances, that errors can be entirely avoided. or
that injudicious appointments will no. be occa-
sionaly made. Such has been the experience Of
all preceding administrations and TO suppose the
men which compose that now in power, are more
infallible than those who have gone before them.
is to presume that the world has suddenly reached
the goal Of wisdom and perfection. 1t is only sur.
prsing 10 us, under the pressure which naturally
attends a change parties, that more serious mis-
takes do not happen, and that cabinet ministers
are not oftener imposed upon b. the plausible and
designing.
In the aggregate Of its appointments, the present
administration has been singularly fortunate; ard
although personal ami political partialities have
not been gratilied in many instances, the mass Of
nominations has been received with favor an re-
speet.--Pm North Am r.
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+ &.A friend writing US from Montgomery,
Alabama, assures US, that BELsER will be the
next Governor, that the Taylor men will
surely send representatives to the 3lst Con-
gress from the lst, I'd, Sd andi4th Dis
tricts, and that a Wing majority is certain
to be secured in the Legislature. This last
point, if achieved, will give US two Sena-
tors in the next Senate.
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GA day or two ago, we had visit
from one Of the old pillars Of Whiggery in
Missouri, Judge DADE, Of Springfield. We
are gratifed that the Administration has sue
ceeded in securing his valuable services as
Register of the Land Office in his District.
He will prove himself to be one Of the Ad-
mnistration's proudest ornaments
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-04-21

GIVE learn that Dr. r. YOUNG, chief
Clerk Of the Navy Department has resign
ed, his resignation to take effect the LIST Of
June, proxim, The Doctor has won ior
himself by his courteous demeanor and emf
nent administrative abilities, hostsof friends,
who viii part from him with regret.
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Locofoco Low ron InIsBMEn.--"T The Democ.
rncy,s par erctenes, arrogafe to themselves all the
regard for Irismen and Irishwomen that Ii 10 be
hibts itself In ways very objectionable, For in.
stance, Gen. Taylor lately appointed Thomas Fit
nam, OF Washington, Catholic, who happened to
be born in Ireland, TO be Warden Of the Peniten-
tInry. Al this "the party leaders become indg-
nonf and bitterly denounce the administration, FOR
the selection Of Can frishmsn and WhQn as bde-
cidediy dirty - Cincinnati GoxsHs,
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oct-The PHILADELPHIA Pennsyioanian find
ing all its past efforts to destroy Mr.. CLAY
TON in the estimation Of good men to be in
vain, has descended TO the filthy labor Of
endeavoring to make it appear, that he is
not man Of truth Bite on Mr.. Pennsyl-
panian--you bite file
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G-The Hartford (Ct.) Times complains
that General TAYLOR has displaced MAR
Gus MoRToN, late Collector of Boston, and
says, he has broken his pledge. We do not
know that Ola Zack ever made any pledge
to keep Mr.. MORTON in Office. If he ever
did, the people Of Massachusetts, would readi-
" forgive the breach Of it.
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Ga-Mr. GEORGE p FISHER, the new
Librarian in the State Department, is from
Dover, in Delaware. lie has high char
acter for integrity and scholarship at home,
and has held the Office Of Secretary of State
of that gallant little State.
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6-Among the excellent appointments re-
Gently made by Mr.. CoLLAMER, is that Of
Mr., JAconr as Mail Agent for Missouri,
Illinois, and Iowa. Mr.. ]. is a Wing Of
twenty years standing, is vigilant and faith
full to his duty. His appointment will give
great satisfaction in the States to which he
goes accredited.
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6S-We notice that the Baltimore Clipper
and the Weldon IN. CO HtraA in case
Gen. Taylor is not in the field in 1852,
have avowed that Mr.. Clayton is their choice
for the next President.
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%. The Arkansas State Gazette Of The
9Th inst. gives Wilson, Wing, 10 majority
over Roane, Democrat, for Govenor-3i
counties heard from officially.
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ACaEvAssE.--The New Orleans Commercial Bull
lem OF The 18th instant states that ereyasse had
occurred nbout ak miles above Carolton, which
threatened Tue safety Of all toe plantations in It's
mies op aud down the coast. The breach being
sill open, much damage was appreheoded SD fay
cane equal 70 crop Of two thousand eight hundred
American. ''"'o's
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THE Wings Of Hartford. Connect,

&G-The Wings Of Hartford, Connecticut,
have chosen Ezra S. Hamilton as their
candidate for Postmaster, by vote Of 426
out Of 754 thrown. The ratifying meeting
unanimously united upon him. We like this
way Of selecting federal officers by the vi
cinage and by ballot.