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The people Of New Mexico complain that not only
their property but their lives, less now than
they were under Mexican protection Immediately after
the treaty made by Colonel Washington last fall the In
dams murdered number of Mexicans. and stole large
amounts of stock and the very day following
cent treaty. made by Colonel Calhoun Indian agent with
the Eutaws, they murdered seven Mexcans and stole
much stock Letters from Santa Fe dated January 27th
state:
The "bufalo hunters" their Santa Fe after
their annual hunt last fa aud fought the
Apaches the statements and report has IL, that the
Cheyennes heretofore considered friendly are assuming
hostile aititnde, and the general impression In Santa Fe
was that these Indians will prove very troublesome to
the emgrans crossing the plains during the approaching
spring Esfftstf 800
There great deal of political excitement, in Santa Fe
The minority party which has all along been In favor OF
State government, and consequently opposed sending
Mr. Smith to Washington represent the district Ter
dory has augmented It's numbers and is senuously
gagged In endeavorng 10 establish government in accord
ance with their wishes.
number OF men engaged at the Old Placer some
y miles from Santa Fe, in grinding rocks with tue design
Of washing out the gold they contain when the weather
odeates sufficiently This gold Is said to be very abun-
dant.
Mr. Becks party, Notwithstanding the plains were Gov.
cred with TO the depth Of ten nches made the trip
from Santa Fe to Independence In wagon, in twenty
three days.
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NAVY SUPPLIES -lsso-,si,



Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing, March 90, 1850
SEFARATE PROPOSALS. sealed endorsed Proposals 10
M Monday, me - day Ap next furnishing and deliver
every thousand pounds & =. y
q .ls following ARTICLES
ossr q the said yards during the fiscal ending
area s sss: a ss
1870 1850 perfectly and T. ~ respects q quality
s 1 aSa a .s
g delivered IN good bright with Lining hoops a.
Tins bsal, shan Be made wholly saperane
quality and conform sizs The samples which deposited
well packed and delivered free q charge me United
cured o. In tight whiskey spirit barrels the
the whskey shall wholly grain which a. sas,
hra psss sa b be distilled and @
~s Il snS .ss rs est
ppns order ali charge @ he United s,aies
sound ss ell, Y n assy. q v ssa AssG
7: The coffee s .asl b sqa.l the ss., Cuba coffee
sha Be delivered barrels nlns loop AZ each 1eaa
shall Or st quality table butter worked clear Of ali
fluids and be delivered in seasoned white oak kegs eighty
The molasss shall quality Orleans mo
which shall be thoroughly coopered and placed the shipping
The be good delivered strong
barrels, with heads wen
The quality vinegar and be de-
good strong shall Be ,hoossSy eoopered
and placedn the best shipping condition.
The pickles shall
the kegs be q white oak white shall de
brine vinegar. s&5
the asns qualify rasns, and shan be de
good strong substantial boxes and hooped
The dried apples shall be approved quality de-
hvered in tight whiskey barrels half barrels
The shall be manufactured from OIL the
quality be delivered
good boxes about pounds
at each end the to be uniform all the
All the foregoing described articles shall be subject
non as e chief o. TINS bureau direct and be in all respects
the Navy Department All inspections place
aIe as 70 IL quality hut will be subject inspection
dion at the place Of delivery
The prices foregoing be the same throughout
the year, and bidders may offer Tor articles.
The samples referred this
the ensuing fiscal and haze reference such
previously exhibited.
The quantity win be required cannot be
precisely stated. They will probably be about
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Il will be perceived by advertisement in another
column, that this talented young lady will give the cit
Of Washington another Of her nimabe readings Of
Shakespeare on Wednesday evening next The play Sc
lected il .As You Like IT. Since Miss Kimberly was
here in December she has visited all the important cities
Of the South going far New Orleans, and has won
aepuaiion which bu, the possessor Of remarkable
gifts Of elocuon and artistic power could have achieved
The enthusiastic applause Of New Orleans audience as
tasteful and discriminating any other in the United
States, may be regarded Of the proudest of i-
umphs Such triumph this gifted young lady succeeded
in winning Considering the circumstances under which
she commenced her present profession venurng wthou,
experience upon the perous experiment. her success
very remarkable
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oath FIXTURES, water Closets, and Plumbing In
A. m branches done q the shortest notice. and In the most work
rnnnike manner at New York prices
NAysoR south side ofPennsyvsna avenue, ID
has just returned from the Morrill, and prepared 10 NJ and
put up bathing apparatus water closets force pumps beer pumps
and description Of plumbing the worknanke
Having thirty Year, ex
and practice, designed and executed In
offhc he challenges
He has also laid a assortment Of bright and aney nwae
which he invites the attention Of honekeepers generally
spouting and an copper tin.
sheeton line promptly and carefully attended
IAN work inrusted 70 the subscriber warranted give satisfaction
Mar l0-eoimf n. N. NAYLOR. .
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ASTROLOGY-The celebrated c. W. ROBACK, Sweden.
Office No a Locust above 9th Philadelphia
his services the citizens OF Washington
been consulted with all the crowned heads of Europe
higher reputation Astooger than living Natves
calculated according Ge0mancyLades
distance have their natvies drawn by sending
viii receive immediate attention. and nacsites sent
of the world written durable and he
Of his by conuraon any Of the following topics
Coushp, advice advice the successful
wealthy marriage; he has the redeem
the too free use q the bottle and for all Of hazards and for
the stolen lost the purchasing of
Thousands of the above named
m vicinity and all TO full satisfaction, and 5000 naves
during tbs last All letters will be regosly
prepaid will be answered gratis For particulars
G. w. RoBACK.
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Mr. WuMor AT HOME "A Traveller writing 10 the
editor OF the PennsyIyanian from Towanda gives the
following facts in relation the estimation in which Mr.
sduents:
have visited and travelled through great part OF this
souasy. within the past few weeks, conver.ing with iis
Tr ys1msnry, and psrtaking of their generous fare.
eouny -the home the renegade wjImos where he i,
,.sx o~ songeI the more he outrsges propriey and
= can answer, " three weeks' observation can attest
regard 70 the course Of WiImot With almost ererv es
hare conversed ne was reprobaied They denouocs The
ua!eofous ungrnieful and Inconsistent course az Winos
snd do not hesitate 10 pronounce him traitor r,
cy, and voaior Of every principle patrotis, Th
prsssiou II general and nn9ucstonsbe Tornado 4. IL
lie infancy whose breaking forth will overwhem The rens
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BALrMonE March 25-5, p. m.
The weathsr.-Progrss of the Webster rid--Forsign
intelligence. Riots-Forrea divoree CASE The mar
ksts. &C.
Spring has turned cold shoulder O. us at last az We
have to-day cutting and frosty wind. which makes the
ears Jingle, and has brought quite display OF over
coats. NUTS, and cloaks Great fears entertained
the safety Of the fruit the neghborhood though the buds
have not much sap Ia them yet
The telegraph informs to-day that the trial OF Dr. Web
ser a. Boston Is progressing steadily, and that the accused
Is becoming still deeply involved in The chain OF cir
cusances by prosecution. The professors
OF the college the stand to-day and coTobora-
ting the testimony oil Mr. Lleed Noclew has yet been
obtained the de fence propose
counting for and explaining the various circumstances
The by the steamer Niagara good deal OF
remark IN business circles, and particularly among the
dealers in cotton, -four &C. The decline upon all these
tices, IL IL the general opinion, be followed by
responding depression here.
We had several disgracefn fremens riots In city yes
terday Several of the offenders arrested.
The divorce OF Edwin Forrest esq has passed the
senate OF Pennsylvania without division In committee
Of the whole, and Its final passage confidently predicted
As SO many attempts have been made prejudice this
before the public, in the absence of any knowledge
OF the facts this action Of the body where the facts we'll
known, and where they presented regularly sworn be-
fore magistrates, alter the other party had been duly and
frequenIy notified appear and examine the witnesse
may well be regarded BY the public as rebuke Of the
sandeers Of Mr. Forrest His cause Is undoubtedly lust
one and when the facts known the public the mis-
representations of the whole affair will stare the minds
Of all.
An immense of silver spoons and other articles
supposed have been soen have been seized the po
lice in this city.
The MARKETS In the Baltimore market this morning
there sales Of 800 bbs Howard -four "a GA
nothing In City Mills. Sales good prime red wheat at
100 l04 cents Sales of white corn at 40 50 cents and
1000 bushels very prime 81 sales Of yellow so
81 cents. Nothing in oats No sales whiskey
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The Louisville Courier Of the 18th instant the
arrival the previous day. from Cincinnati the
Gen Washington, full OVERLOOKING with passengers for
ST. Louis about 100 Of whom rosie for California
The saladin LEFT the I4h for 81 Louis with $50
passengers, majority Of whom bound for California.
The Courier learns that hundreds OF families from the ne-
ror OF Kentucky and Ohio making active preparations
to emgrate TO the gold regions In the spring.
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rELEGRAPHIC REroRrs FOR THE UNION

Condition Of The Norfhern Markets
New YORK, March 49,, p. m.-Stockyare active and
prices OF nearly all descriptions have improved Sales OF
new loan az an advance Of Ii coupons and Pennsylva.
transactions Flour and grain dull Saturdays quota
tons, Barley has advanced cents. Cotton nominal.
Weather cold. l0I sa
PHILADELPHIA, March 25-2, p n.-Stocks are held q,
higher prices-saes of loan al advances State SIS
have also improved Flour dull and but small sales al
without changered, I0l IO7 cents and white ITO Ia
cents Sales yellow corn at o. 5t cents. No change in
other articles.
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Post Office depedaons under the present dynasty seem
TO multiply rapidly Within two three weeks we have
noticed the Of two Taylor posmasters for robbine
the mail; and we now have before letter mailed
in Missouri and addressed to gentleman in New York
in which $40 bank note was enclosed. one end Of
which sealed to the letter The letter duly arrived
but minus the bank note. 1t had evidently been torn
from the letter after it had been deposited in the post
Office. and without breaking the SEAL portions of the
two ends Of The note left in the letter We hope
this new spols system viii not gain very great preva
lence under this administration, as il now promises do
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We have received The first number OF the Providence
Daily Post" very neatly printed paper. just commenced
II Providence, Rhode Island The editorial department
10 under the charge Of Clement Webster, esq. young
man Of talents and industry Messrs Sayles & Miller
are proprieors and publishers II is democratic in its
politics. and promises to be spirited and able advocate Of
the cause to which il is devoted
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Nh. FooTE's RESOLUTIONS. have strong hopes
that these resolutions will be passed during the present
week. and that the committee 10 be appointed will pro-
coed al once TO the discharge OF the important duty which
will be confded 10 it. We learn with pleasure that a
good spirit prevails among members, and mat there 4
and without delay Should such be the result Of these
resolutions, Mr. Foote will be considered the benefactor
OF his country, in having suggested the mode OF ermna
ting angry and Improbable contest Our feeble voice
has been raised favor Of his suggestions as the best that
could be devised TO bring the controversy TO close on just
and substantial terms and shall hail the passage OF bis
resolutions as opening the dawn OF better daya day
which shall exhibit the States OF the Union combined in
renewed friendship and resolved to pepeuate the glo.
rous principles OF freedom upon which government
is based.
II would seem be useless to expend time in discuss
ing the resolutions of Mr. Fooie They contain the SIM
Die proposition to refer all in dispute com.
milee and upon that point there would be difference
OF opinion or delay, nasnuch the report Of the com.
mttee will present ample field for discussion, should
senators feel disposed to indulge in further arguments
baltimore Clipper.
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0N The petition Of George erss Of Roxbury
praying for the extension Of patent granted TO said ~ FOR an
in aond ogs for nom the expiration OF
said paten which takes place the 3ist day July 1851
II ordered that the said petition he heard the Patent Office on
the hs Monday IN June ~ O'Clock and all are
notified appear and show cause they have why said peu
ton ought not 10 he granted
Ordered aiso thai this published the Republic IN
eeencer, and Union Washington d. o. Pennsyvania inquired
Philadelphia Tribune, New York Journal Providence, hhoae
Island, Daily Bee Boston, week for ree successive weeks
THOMAS EwBANK,
Commissioner Of Patents
s,o M ,he a,ve n.ue viii pease copy, their
bills 20 the Patent Once, with paper containing ms nouce
Mar 2-iaw3w 8.5t.tt HNaSff
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Washington letter in the Philadelphia Inquirer say

The to The contemplated movement upon Cuba
are merely rehash of those started months ago.
There doubt but that active preparations have been
going durng the whole winter and know that leading
souihem have been In commu nicaton with General
Lopez and other Cuban patriots The In the
possession OF the government TO the effect that the
who are take part In the instruction intend ship
the different ports Of the United States aborefs
ON the conte plated Nicaragua canal, and rendezvous
somewhere in The Gulf Of Mexlco the arms, &c, be
smnRred out Of the country in Other vessel.
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The quantities Of all be increased diminished
PC made not for specific quantities. but for such quantities
lively. q : 80 80 ''1' i''f's'-
residing the places deliveries
furnishing what be required;
ss % ss sf e % s
% s ne penalty s
a. ne Burena Of Provisions and Coing either Of
aforesaid shall be evidence that such equsnon has
Separate for each article Except SOAP, Al,
me offer s sass ne win
s s, s @ y 1aS Ss
win execution; which contract
%n. I'd e re- y sy
Two or more approved saee in equal 70 the estimated
sen,un i addition WIN bswihhed from payments
and not ns g Be Bald
complied with ninety cenam Of the aAount Of all deliveries
duly shan presented TO him
me NAVY on 2 me
philadelphia, Baltimore Washington, Norfolk Pensacola
Every offer accompanied "a. directed in the act Of
&sa BY nasa 81 ~ ONE
% Or IT, s o. 0s . as 10 s
into an Obligation within five days wit, good and saen,
sed 70 consider any proposal une.. accompanied
navy agent Attorney or some ofcer q the Cow
ernnen. known ., , 70 ns bureau a5
n q s q % .s G ns g. % @
accepted in conformity understanding.
81 q .ssss from ana .s e. %
Of this supplies
Rotary Of the Navy under the proviso the appropriation
bill for the approved arch third eighteen hundred
three hnl be accompanied guaranty
responsible the they
the bidder bidders WILL his their bid
obligation In such time be prescribed by the Secretary
the Navy, sufficient suees supplies
proposed No shall be considered
such guaranty n amer the acceptance OF proposal
non thereof bidder Or bidders they
an obligation within The time prescribed BY the Secretary Of the Ma
the Secretary Navy shall proceed
for furnishing said supplies,
with difference
poal guaranteed and the for which he have
uacted supplies period
proposal be charged against said bidder bidders
their and the be immediately
Department In
action Of debt against either all Of said pesonsr
Mar 2l-law4w
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Board of Army Surgeons for Assistant Sur
reons m promotion, and Of applicants for appointments med
cal star Of the win convene In the city Of New the
5 Of May ensuing and will probably continue ree
or four weeks.
Applications must be addressed the Secretary War mus
state the and residence applicant and must be
MED by respectable testimonials mere references
Of his possessing the moral and physical ding cred
tsh ne responsible station performing ably die sruous ana
active duties Of ohcer Of the medical stan.
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Faon FIoRrDA.-- Savannah Republican s.v.
I'VE learn by private ad vices from Florida tina, Sa
zones, accompanied BY Bowlegs and Halleck Tnstenno
Gee. and their parties, have all retired TO the
They express their unwilngness 10 remove to the IVES
this summer lie believed that the question OF none,
10 material point with them they being disposed 10 de-
mand more than has yet been offered
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A correspondent at Adrian, State Of Michigan, re.
guess ~ TO make note Of The fact that free soil.
Ism" d infinitely beop par in that State and in Lenawee
and Branch counties particularly; and thai the numbers
Of "free-drters" and "Garrisonies' are becoming
" small by degrees, and ,cofuiiy lessr
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United states Patent Onlcs,
Dec. 23-d3m

N the petition Of Nathan Locking Of North Dansye
praying for the extension Of granted said Locking
Improvement In poughs for
said patent which takes place the day April
II ordered that the said petition be
the third Monday In April - o'clock, persons
notified to and show IL why
petition ought not to be granted.
Ordered also, that this notice be published Republic
telgencer, and Union Washington city, D. c. North
and Gazette Philadelphia Tribune New York Daily
successive weeks previous the third Monday April
DE WITT q. LAWRENCE,
Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
PsEdtop Of the above papers win please copy, the
bills TO the Patent Once with containing this notice.
Feb l2-law3w
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Asststs,,t T~.ch~r WANTED Insnsediafs1y.
THE Principal OF Nv o. Male Academy wishes
employ forthwith assistant, teacher who qusnnsd y
an unmarried man, habits and good moral character
All must b mode Immediately, and BY letter. post PAID
20 the Principal.
Feb 1Q-du
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Mr.. Calhoun, about whose recovery many fears hav,
been expressed for days past said to be de
cidedly convalescent
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DIAM Ornamental wfre-Fencing.--1he subscri-
bcrs having recently appointed BY
mental wire fencing would most respectfully call The attention % The
public variety Of samples which their hardware
store, Pcnnsyvana sixth They would
merae the following the 70 which this
manufacture IL being applied, viz;
Enclosures for cemeteries, farms, public ounds cottages and
gardens.
Columns and cornicc work for cottages.
Guards for steamboats, and window guards for private dwelling
prisons, lunaic asyums, &c.
boxes for eonseaoes, training plants,
Arbors, arches and verandahs
Cellar srsinss and thsfproof gs,ngs for kyIght 1e
49, Pennsylvania avenue, south side, near sism street.
Feb eo-1aw6w
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II stated that Naval Court OF Inquiry composed OF
Commodores Morris and Shubrck, and Commander Du
18th Of April make an investigation INTO ne capure Of
Alvarado BY Lieut.. Hunter
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Ltt.n'. Living Age No. so7--Prs. iax cents.
]. Virginia acknowledgement.
Naturalist, Part Ccndon, Hen, Burzard-Paser. Maya
O. coIerdges works--Examiner.
= southey's Life and Correspondence Examiner
Aieiie Espesiaon, raasGnsss service Magazine
Emersonh Representative Men-spectaior.
10. Poor Velvet Embosser-Mornins chronee.
Win poetry and short articles.
wasmseros, December a. is4s.
OF ar The periodical journals devoted literature science,
ne ne e' s.s ssa'Sn indeed s.g9sos only z
comprehension includes poranre lhe hn-
mind In the utmost expansion Of present age.
Il. LITTEI.L 4 CO., Boston.
And sold BY JOSEPH sHILLINGToN,
MHB Corner AZ street and Pa
public In general % most superior Of
o~"s just Ss ssn''e'' and boys wear We name the FOB
pieces superior black French cloths
DO fancy colofcd do do, In blue, brown, olive, and
8 do colored csshmeres, shades
10 do lowpnced plain Tweeds in assorted shades, boys
70 % Ar; As.o -, ss.a%srs., ford
Is do do DO In assorted style. and prices
We superior assortment Of yesns. plain and figured
sk and satin yen, all Of which cheaper
cLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, = co.
IRISH LINENs.-Just received the following variety
- pieces nm shifting linens, all fine linen,
DO medium quality, the good. have offered our
customers for years
20 do - superior linen, ga
- do hne shirt fronting very good
Is do extra fine do do % Of
In this market, and not surpassed elsewhere
In the
linens for several past have with very
tenuon seiected he above linen which relied
-. CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, 4 co. :
EOUNDyeerday purse containing small sun Of money.
The owner BY application At this ONCE,
person who found H. Mnr96--lt
ELANNErS.-We have received a new supp,y suitable for
spring and summer which the
want Of superior article ~ this line. We name
20 pecer fine Esuze hannes, grades and pces
10 do fine 10 wide do delightful texture pr sprino
10 pieces hne - wide white fanneis for spring wear
20 40 - go for ladies' use particularly.
-. -. ClAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, d CO.
NEW sPRING AND SUMMER aOODs.--LANE d
IN TUCKER merchant sors Pennsylvania avenue
csived, direct from New York, Of the arrivals
selected stock o. cloths, cassimere vesnrs,
respectfully invite The Of their numerous friends and
fhe uoh
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On he morning Of the 2ssh March OF lingering Illness which ne
bore with Christian resignation, CHARLES AUGUsTs MAKE
In the t6 Of his His funeral M his a
residences apollo Hail. Pennsylvania avenue ths afternoon m
O'Clock The friends Of The family invited attend
fNorshem aad Eastern papers win please copy.l