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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-11-28
Scffcattliebe SSe,aSpa
Rcpember 81.
BON Stpbr1iitern.

Wlittpcd5 ben 4tsu Sscsmbsr, UNI 10 llbr MIor'
gems, fcu am StObr ce5 uerffOrbensn 9 anieI Sub
10 ia, bel Der Staot Qusntaun, elm sreBss QlIOrte.
ment Stobr9utsr uno ancesr QrtifeI, 6ffntIib per'
fault wercen, teltsbeno aus
Sud, @afiimers. Satnst, Stanneu, 9rint5.
S6awIs, Bef Patterns. SIantetS, MouSIin, fe,
oeneu 6aI5tiitern, SuccnSwaaten, 9rcjGien, uno
UieIen onoern @aaren, juumldneIib anSufubren.- -
ScsaIsiden, 8sten uno 8etaoen Seff, Srawrr5,
Ru6enfbranf. 30 Yorc5 wOlIene Carpets 100 No5
gumpen Carpets, Slide uno Stuble. cine 8 Sag
lbr, Srsppen Carpet une &utben, @dfdranfr Spie:
gel, fupfene uno eifrne 5telid SbIitteniteIIrn,
ShObbanf, cine Suantitit 9unssr, 4fOfen uuo
&iegcI Sfen nit &obr, SIsiI6 Gboppcrs &raubO.
bel, t0ebeiisn uno Steinitld9eI, 3uber. g8aidma'
ftbins, uno cine 9roBs Mn9e ancerer ArtteI Su nett
Iduft9 Su msIcen.
S0lOmDn SSeaUerr
2t9iymr1 Npmniratrr.
Nopemtsr II. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-11-28
Nopemtsr II.
Scfentlitbe SSenDu.

Nuf SomRa95 BEN 30len NOusmter ni;biisns,
um IL ubr Mitto95, iOutn am toauis pon t5enrp
Gucwis, in Suombsitbau Saunftip, eeba Gaunp.
fc9ence bemc9lits gutter peS peritOrbenen OantsI
Guowt9 tftntIih vatauft wecsn, ndmIib:
Sret @fnoe. ? &Gbc, Elm @arial Ba9sn fir smti
pferte, Elm Sunf8dul6wa9en, Elm 3mc9auIspa9en,
Elm Gin9duIswd9en. pFh9e, @ferce9eftttr, Orei6'
malbine gBinomubs, ISeulsitern uno SdemsI,
Sett -@furegeftirr, Elm cCppsIteS Carriage @s
ftrr, 9fu9 Gsftirr, 3 @a9eubocisS. Sperrtete
uno oncere &etcu. @a9snWinoe. tocINhtittsn.
GienfeiIeI, ShnsIImaa9s, Sru6trcifs, 100 neue
YfOfcn uuo &te9eI, cine Slnfterfette. tSUppeIu,
Seu bel Der SOnne. Stippsn uno @absIn. Elm ISOljs
cfen nit 9iobr, uuo cine 9ro6e Ssrftiersnbeit pOn
9ous unc Rudeu9srdtb. 5u umhdneIitb bu nelosn.
@reoit une Aufwartun9 am SerfaufSta9e pOn
CQlDmon SSeaUer,
a9rsnber Gbmintrotcr.
Nopember IA. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-11-28
Sefentlt6e 0en6u.

Sreita95 ben l3tcn December, um 10 lbr Sor.
mitta9s, fCUsn am tSaufe cs6 uerifOrbensn . n
iel@berb BARB, in SoIsbure Saunfbip, eeeba
Sauntpr fOl9ence QrtiseI 6ffenib psrtauft psrcsn
Gin prabtpOuss SamiIieu @ferO, Sabr alt, unc
Qfate9sitilr, cine Sub, Sdwcine, Elm Soda
map @a9sn, Elm l-SduI5wa9en, 9fIu9 unc G99e,
NadftIttsn, Elm pCuitinct9 Stmiec9cItirr, 80
pfCfen uno 200 &ie9sI, 100 Shnpsln Elm bsina'
be nsueS &sitsefdirr, SpaSir9efdirr, Bincmubtt,
SuObbanf, pflug5wao9e nit SLEEVES" cine 9latt
bitis, Spsrfetts. Sbubfarrcn, SIahsbretbt, SdI'
fer uno Stdncsr, uno nod uicleret 9au5' uno
8auern9erdtbe Su wsEIiufti9 Su meIeen.
tun9 pon
3Guirl Gbcrbdro, stsr,,ors
SUbH sllbri8bt
9tcpember 81. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-11-28
Merebants' unO SWeebantcs'
BFTFNTNFINBN
acbens> Ser(tOerun9Ss 0efeQfDaft>
SffIee, SO SSanisraEc, 9Scm: :3Iorf.

Dic GIfIbo bssunt Gsbdfc nit eiurm 90arfapta arni
100000 SbdIer, ptrtib ntc;ab uno inosstIrt tn ecu
Gcds br Ser. Stoasn uno bGs StoGs Nep:Wcrf.
Drcn @Elhit rErrCn pro0Itt mCrpsn nab 6runefeen.
tphe bic 8Gablun9 rGr eur bic e6cuibaft prGu SunS
men 9to8 modn, Die anpruhs m69en cuff in fdnf,9 Sabrcn
cocr nnrtob ptar Sabre nab ibrer GrRbaffura. peru ii
Der Gtarotttr Der Srusies opSnoGt. lin @ in ben Gtano
gu fe'n ts 9no l6kn, baIten fe IS ur uStbi9 bic 8cs
obIuna rclIn grSnisn, 9ag een &srfbtruuasprSm esr
tttn III atn in GraGpo uo Seem eauoC, in 8aar ~ pfR
lau9tu, uno utb in 0ctu, rplor gan; nrt gum Sbsil
YCrcnn. pIrbr ourh tNle @elhoft. baben enen anbsE
Sapnn tsr 6eubaft ron so YrCnt os 8EIaufs fir 90
eCrpSrtoC 5 nit Der ausiht III trSr 3rt Den 9anu @S
pinn uutEr fth icItit ~ ptrtbGtCn.
&crfIbrun0u nuo 9;trrFtu scnen bic b in Sparons
attn cuCn Sdae fir tin0 Sage rtdE9tn, in ben 2ene
ju fecn, bic wieIt SHcbtbat Der eIbnspTdrun9 in bttS
C5IIihoft i'll 6uueu, cbnt 9rS6re 8Srcs gu MAIDEN nIs sE
9cnott msreen
gramu Snnsn iabrlb t3abt recr in tatSbrtpi Y!erts
iGbrlihe crcr mcnatIbt 3ohltermtnc Cnaebct ueron.
Der 4rcpGtus Ger Gjtbot, phcr thre andbt tbrr ess
butsuFhauu9 eMtbr etfn, fam oEs ibrEr Sfts hFSrS
rptrScr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-11-28
Proclamation.

Siutemo Der Q6tbare 9. Wrin9te SonsS
Observation-Disclosures in eCn cCrfdieoenen @ourten poB
Common Qiee5 pom oritteH @jeridtS SeSirf, beRebs
euo Gus ben @aunis5 SsrsS, Southampton unO
eeta i'm Staat QeunfDipanien in Straft feineS Imtss
WreIioentrtbter uer1bieoener @ourten BON Speruno
Serminst uno oll9emetusr @efdn9nis @rIeoieunS
in bcIaqten Gaunties; un6 Qeter tSaaS un6
rs b n S. Sub e, Gfqr5., 8ebuIfs fHibtsr ber
9efin9ni6. Grebi9un9 fur Die 9iidtun9 Don Saupts
ibrsn SefebI an nib aerhtet baben, morin fe cine
Court BON Sper uno Serminer uno pierteIidbriaer
StBun9 bon Common YIeaS anberaumrn, ipete
9ebaten werceu fol- in Der Staet 4Ientaun, fus
oas Gauntp Seda, auf ben
1Itcn MfpntGe i'm GIOnat Scecmbcr,
1850, weIteS Der 2te Sag oe5 beiasten MOaats
III, uno pslbc cine BOte eauern miro.
90 piro biermit Rahribt 9eaeben, an alIe Sris.
eenSrtter uno @onffabel tnnerbaIb eeS bsiaateR
@auntp5 BON 9etta, 6n6 iie eann uno odlel6tt idb
in eioener perIcn nit ibren 9iou8. Gecoros Snaui.
iitionen uno @rominatOneu einSufincsn baben, uus
ibrsn Qfitten Dor erfa9ter Court abjupaytsn.
SeS0eiden werben aud ane 6iseni9en, mcI6e
aeqen @jefanqene in Dem 9efdn9ni6 oe5 @auntpS
9eha oI5 !Rld9er Ceer 8eu9cn aubutreten babsu,
benatbrbti9et, oaB fe ii6 aloOrt une 6afeIb8 elm.
SufIn6en baben um eieeIben ju prCleautrGn, wie
eS ibncn Sfedt ounfen mag.
@eaebsn unter meiner ,Sanb, in Ter Staet allen.
taun, oiefen 14ten Sag g4opembsr, i'm SaSr uulerS
l3errn 1880.
Set srbats bie RtputIit.
SOiepb s. Sieubarc, SdsHf
gtcpember Ia, 1850. nqbQ
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-11-28
3dacattOtuae NySietbSE0lG.

g1uam Sra6e in Der Stapt Allentown. fiufIidb
an iidb 9ebratbt baben, unb nun bsrstt lino, oas
QubIifum nit 9uten uno icbern pferoen une
S u brwer Fen ieoer Irt ju beciencn.
partsn, 9sIeaf6aftsn Obsr einSeIne Yerfonsn,
wsIde Carriages ODER ein6sIns pfercs unc Subrwsr'
fe pGIangen, f6nnen Su asn 3sitcn aufs Ssits psr=
iOrst wercen. SamiIisn wsrcsn nit Carriages unb
ahtiamen Sreibern bcoient.
NS0a unfere 0reiie biQi9 1ino uno mir snt.
ibIOiIcn fubIeu ben bi5berieen bCbsn 9uf bieies
MtetbfoII5 oufrecbt Su erbaIten 70 bofen mir Su'
periidtIib auf eincn beraIm 3beiI Der iffentI6sn
@unf.
Samcs unS Sbpmas SUffmau.
9topembcr IA, 1850. nqbp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-11-28
OerD 0 freiter.
Sctcber 81.

Ser llnterSsi6nete, weIher Die 3eitun9sn ourb
Sberfaucon natb @ocpsrSbur9 trd9 siebt bermit
Ta6ribt, eaB am 1Itsn NOosmbsr ein Sabr 9oft
9slo perfalen mar, uno ey(uht baber QQe, entrpe
Der an i'm idblt oosr an Die Qadbater baiIsIbe Su
be5ablru.
SpbW 2. Sitemmrr.
Hcrtmtrr II, ;5m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-11-28
~Q Q9enti6aft flir
SomntN:2an6 Mnb goi0nten:2lnipriitbe.

Sa Der tlntrf6riebens cine 9snaue SeFannti6aft
BAT nit ben SOrmeu uno 3eu9nibsn ,psbs nOtbwen'
big fno iur Changing BON SauntpIonc, @rnabe'
SabLun9 ridtdnpies 8eSobiun9 uno anoere Ser
wtQisunsen meIbe fdus fsin m6esn an bic SffISiere
uno Scloaten pe5 meritanften Srie9rs, oss Gris:
aes uCn 1912 uno Der peIhiscsneu Suoianerfrieae
felt 1890; uno iaosm sr ebsnfalIS cine aus9eoebnte
&enntnis uon Der Sage uno SuaIitdt Der wsfIiben
9dnoereeu bsiet 70 bistet ct bierour6 feline Stsnits
allen SOI6en an, bic QnIprudbe wte uOrbefast ia
ben une autss- nnh pprIbeilbaft aelsaenss eano bu
erbaIten munIhsn.
Samuel u. SriD9eS.
Qaentaun, gtop. Ia, 1850. nqbp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-11-28
G9l q 6 T. t 6 t
9tcpember 81.

mro biermit ge9ebsn, cas Die rlnte3sidrstsn ais
Iominiltratoren Don Der !SnterIaBenicbaft ces Der
ifcrbenen Dauiel @berbaro, Ieetbin BON
Saljburg Sauuibip, eeda @auntp, an9sleut Nor
Den iinp.-Que eieieni9en eaber, weEbe nod an
bcfa9tc 0inerIoIsnitboft ibuIeig iinO, wereen bic
nit erludt, innerbaIb @Utsu bel einem Der Tin:
tesedneten ouSurufen uuc abSubeSobIeu-unc aIIe
SoIds, Die nod Soroauugen an cisisIbe boben,
werbcn sbtnfaus 9ebetsn ibre &ednunsrn inustbalb
Der beIa9ten 3sit einSubrn9en, an
Snnicl Gbrrbaro, ,jr., Sattur9.
Spbn Stibri9bt, Gatcn, ga,
Qbmint tratCrS.
Sctcber 81. nq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-11-28

wiro bermit 9e9eben oa6 iib Die fribsr bcttunbene
Sitmu pCn Sie9er unc 9a9enbutb nit beioer.
feiti9er Ginwiti9un9 auf9eI6bt bot-uno taber itno
4ue, weIte nod an ciefeIbe f6uIoi9 fno, 9ebeten,
baIcm6aItbt BEL @barles- 9a9enbub, be oem
ob Die 9hcber bsfinoen anburufen uno abhubeaaben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-11-28
Gin &pbpftn III perfaufe1.
Nopember 81.

"a Gin Neuen9lauo Guftpi&ter CQir 3t9bD
S5S& d Cfen, Der nur eini9e Monate in Ssbraub
mar III wcbfsiI Su psrfaufen. Sas Ndbere in
0iefer Sruderri.
RcV. II, Hrin
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-11-28
sStcbtt9 fir Sausbdlter unD 2(nbere
SBDblfetle Gabinettpaaren

au bsr Tcrctc Der SanTs Srofe Spbcn 6o9n6uhS octI
unp bsr eutb 8rhe, Yam ndmlhen Srt no frGbT 8CtBs
GmbmabCrs tstrieben purp0.
untnfbrisbsne maiden ibrsn Srcuncen unc BEN
au9smeinen pubGfum bemit befannt oo6 iie unter
Der Srmo BON ScbmeDer uno S5G9enbucb,
am Cbi9Cn StanopIqB in @hhdftSuerbtncun9 9e'
treten no. um iitb Der BeIt nheIib Su MAIDEN curd
oaS Serferti9en Don ouen Qrten @abtnetmaarcn, Die
i'm parIcr, in Der Rutc, furs i'm 9onjsn 9aufe &c
brautt merem. 8eIOncerS m6tbten lie auf ibre
Snttnt Scttl1oem
elm ueuer, febr bequemer uno porsh9Iihr Qrtifel.
aufmerffam MAIDEN, noSu lie oas 9atentreht fur
Geha @auntD bsiiesn, urb bereit linc, Scbaprebte
an bili9en 9refen Su uerfaufen. Dieic 8sttacen
beben oaS mubiame Sn uno 2tu5einanoerlhroubtn
9dnsIitb auf uno iino babel lebr biuie. llebr9en5
meroen audi auf Sano 9ebaIten uno uefertl9t:
9lne 2Irtcn Sofds, Setradrs, Bureaus, gSorc'
robes S6aufeIfubIe, 0ssfs, Shhrftrdnte-
@arb, pirr, SHE Dining tno Sreatfolt Slide,
turs, wie fdUn 9elu9t, auesa apas man braubt.
S6 6au5bdter uno Qnfdn9er wiroen wObl tbun
bel ibnen onSurufcn. noem ie curd CUTE uno biaise
Qrteit uno 9efdui9e 8coenun9 Uue 5ufriecen lteuen
Su ftnncn 9Iauben.
&tparaturen wrreen gut uno biIli9 prri6tct.
Gbdrles Sdgcubucb,
S9curp Scbmcycr.
UIIsntaun, NCv. 81, 1850. nq3Ms
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-11-28
ScTcntliC1cr Serfauf ODm
S6debarem gt9entbnm
iu 9E;nrr9to..tt


Samifa9s ben 7ten December, um ubr glab'
nittu9s. wiro an benz .Saufe BON Deter !Saas, in
Wiqrstauu, oas foG9enoe G9entbum bes Inter
jebneten auf 6ffentIiber Sencu oerfauft nereen:
2yA $40. 4 - Cine eOte in @iaerstaun,
I::;:H wcrauf ftb bsfInbet elm ero6ss oOppsItss
GEssEzA SSObnbduS, elm 9erdumi9er 2fodi9er
Shapp, StaIIung, Srunaen, @itsrne, uno allie
nctbwenct9en uno bequemen Qusen9ebduee uno
SsrbeiIerunsen oUes in autem 3uftanos.
$40. 2-@ine S6wammIctte nabe bel Miqrs
taun. entbaItenb 2!L Qfsr, mebr Orer wsni9er.
$40. 3-@in Stud 9ano nabe bel Miltsrstaun,
an Der StroBe nab Der ct. peters &irtbe, tbeiI5
aefIdrt uno tbeiI5 nit 9C!J tewa6fen, entbatene
5H Qfer.
Giebbabr waben mobl ttun iib sinSuTnbsn. in
Dem id belimmt perfoufsn mil.
Setin9unssR am Sertauf5tase unb Ipfwartun9
ben
Scnrp 8a6riel.
Quentaun Nov. 81. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-11-28
Sopember Z.
Cine G6dB6are Saueret
auf GTfcmtliCber 9SemDm.
Hss.mbsr IA.

Srsitdas Den 6teu December udbiiens. UNI IL ubr
Mtta9s. fOu auf Dem pIage fsIbit, Die fbdebare
S3aucrci SeS YeritOrbcneu 6rOr8c s. SnauR,
tieeeno in Slowbeitbaa Saunfdip, Ssba Gauntp,
arenSsno an Die SmaBs Die pOn GItentaun nab
Stane's MubIe fhbrt all eono ron @barIeS Mere
gBiaiam OornsY, @batIeS Rnaus, SetIc &nau6 un6
9,ouaro Steiniu9sr; entbnIteno un9stabr 1OS
9lfer adIF(teinldu6- -6ffenlIid rerfauft wer-
ben. Sie SerbdIrrunQcn fno Elm 2fodiaes
AA SlOdsSSOBn6aus, SloGf6euer,
E:;;s fetnerneS MuDlbouSy tteinernes
s2zeA Sprnabau5, uno oncere ebengebduce.-
tlnerfabr IL Uder eouou Ino @iefpn, IL Q6er
SCSIant uuo bas usbri9e SauIano, in enem tOber
&utursufanoe. Sin Saum9artsu it aud babel
unb bic @eeererisf flie6t our6 oo5 Gano.
S3T3ur ndmIiden 3sitfOa aud oerfauft werosn:
Sin StiiCf 8aitdniert>$pplslanO
Iisssno in untrmaeuneie Saunf6ip, ee6a @auntr,
ffOssub an 9ano Don NdoauS Wine, Glias Biane
nno oucsru. sntbaIteno un9efdbr Qfer.
Die Sscin9un9en unc Qufwartun9 pon
RSbtta 8rauf, Scbu anauR,
Goporo Suaub. Stipbn SnauF,
GsOIcmcn Snauf Gtrras 3. 8uauB,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-11-28
10 sGd hrihf

wir6 tirmit 9sseben bos Die llnerssidneen aIs 40
Don Der ointerIanfdbaft oes periicr,
benen . IN is 6 u 10 tq Ieetbin pOn Der Staot
Uucntoun, 9sho 60, an9slteGlt moreen iino. - Que
Sctbe, Die cubsr nod an bsfa9ts 6interIafIenftoft
f6uIoi9 fino, psreen blermtt 9ebeten inueboIb 80
&aesn onSurufen uno ob5ubebabIen uno Sol.
de- Die nod ttmdb9s SOrcsrun9en anbsia9te Sim
tsrIolIcnIbaft ju MAIDEN baben, belebsu oieleIbe
innebaIb befa9ter 8eit aud eiuSubrin9sn, ramit
Qlls5 in Gibti9feit aebradbt msroen Fam.
SUlomUu SScapcr, l,r,.t..
Sacpb SuStpiaI "V"
Sftotr 81. nq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-11-28
gruStccS

GruStccS:
Snmrs 9rrtpn SeurY Gjrinrsl
9r6ert %. Winturns pcrotjo Glsn,
GuiIG o. 9iCnins, Sharts 81. Saect
9. Smith Rc9ers, Gtcoart Srrpn,
9oul Spcftro, GEillam 8. g2ebt.
SotC6 Il. 02cittrst, 3. 98' 6. Sdad,
gRart ~ Gcle NRartiu prfmau,
6Serrst .. qruGn, s.. 9. 8cbbns, ,
gRm. .. SRurpbp, SSn. 94. Billings, " eeuecu|
Dapo o. 9irpin$, @Cni 6untn9cn, Gag barbcrS
Sitbaro Srpn, Scbn 8. ees ScrL
ypInrp Gbauntcp, Sanud saiprtnts, Do.
Scbn 3. GjcurItt, 9ctrt bccpCr, Go.
Qlfrcb Qaroe Shcma6 g. Curtis, be.
8. Sraddn. gEn'. Q. 8ulIaro, ee.
9. 9 mptb 8r9srs, grSftn.'
ScbnQ gB eno tu RirsWr6font unS 9fiar
alter. Na @rsts, SGfrrtdr.
0-Ysrrurn oslbc ourd bitfs GeHfbuft gu Osrbnn pdns
fbsu, bGiGbtn ittb gu pGnesn an
ISM. g. 2JOung,
2sim fir 9Etba Gauutpt
9(Gyrtaur alts. H. 1850. uaJe
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-11-28

Nrrtmttr q
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-02-19
oonnrsposDrscr or THE REPUBLIC.
BALrrMoar, February ls--5 D.

BALTIMORE, February lS--5 p. m.
The Legislature has made one step towards re-
form. The House Of Delegates on Saturday passed
bull authorizing the calling Of convention to re-
form the State constitution. There is no doubt
that the bill will pass the Senate.
strong effort is now being made to have the
law repealed which prohibits the selling of spirit
uous liquors on Sunday. One Of the means by
which signatures TO the petition for ts repeal are
obtained is for the retailers of liquors to say to
their customers who go in to patronisc them on
Sunday, that they cannot get any thing TO drink.
petition is then presented and the customer asked
to sign it, that the law may be abolished, and he
can in future be accommodated with what he wants
Some of those who are chagrined at being disap-
pointed, put down their names, while others are
rather fearful Of setting the example. number
of cases for violating the law up before court
this morning, and many licenses taken away,
The ship Ellersle sailed from this port for Cali.
fornia to-day. She has a large cargo Of lumber
frame houses, &c. Among the passengers are Daniel
Burns and lady, Miss v. F. & NJ E. Burns, Master
Danl. Burns, and Miss Catharine Fcnwick.
Our market is quiet. Small sales Howard street
flour at 81 rs; prime white wheat, ll5 1876 cts
red do l05 los cts Oats, So cts.
There were 800 head beef cattle offered this morn.
ing, and 206 sold at prices ranging from So l2l tc
81 so per 100 lbs. on the hooG equal to 50 25 q
81 81 nett, and $3 37s gross.
Stocks firm; sales Of $4,000 Md. 6's, 1922 81 zoo
Md. sterling SIS, 81; los Bait. & Ohio Railroad, 5:
a 53l, decline; nothing done in Government sc.
curities; United States 6's, 1867, closed 9ls bid
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-02-19
NAVY Aexsr's OFFICE,

WAsHrSGTos, ID. c., Feb. Ia, 1880 (
SEALED PROPOSALS. will be received at this
until IL O'Clock. m. ON the LIST day of March next
for furnishing and delivering free Of all risk and
expense to the United States, at the Navy Yard in
this city, (2,000) two thousand links Of IL inch
chain iron, each 49, inches in length.
Said iron must be entirely of American manu-
hcture, and Of the best quality, free from admir-
ture of foreign iron and pass such inspection at the
said Navy Yard may be directed by the COM
mandant thereof; and the whole quantity to be de-
livered on or before the LIST April next.
Approved sureties in twice the estimated amount,
in the manner set forth in the form Of the contract
will be required.
No payment to be made until the whole of said
iron shall be delivered. Every offer must be ac-
companied by written guaranty-the responsi.
bity of the guarantor guarantors to be certified
to by Navy Agent, or other official person, or by
some one known at this agency, that, If the offer
be accepted, the bidder or bidders will, within five
days after the receipt off the contract at the post
office designated. execute the same, with good and
sufficient suretes to furnish the said iron agreea-
bly, to the terms specified in this advertisement,
and which may be embodied in the contract
The law OF the 10th Of August, 1916, forbids the
consideration of all proposals not accompanied by
such guaranty.
Bidders are particularly cautioned to endorse
their offers above required, that they may be
distinguished from other business letters, in order
TO prevent their being opened before the proper
time.
All offers not made in strict conformity with this
advertisement in every particular, will be rejected
as informal.
Those whose offers are accepted will be duly no.
tilted, and contract forwarded without delay.
Persons offering directed to designate the
post office through which they desire to be ad-
dressed, and the Navy Agent TO whom the con-
tract shall be sent for execution.
J. II. LATHROP, Navy agent.
Feb. 15-eotlstMar Union and Intell
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The STEAMSHIP New WORLD has sailed from
New York for San Francisco, under somewhat pc
cuiar circumstances. Soon after her launch, she
seized by the sheriff for debt Of s 5000, said
to be duo Mr.. Furnace. A deputy sheriff was
placed on board, with several assistants, and the
vessel was tied up in the dock. One fine morning
the deputy found the engineer getting up steam,
and TO his question reply was given that il was
intended only TO put the engine in motion, to
get the rust of. This satifed him; but his susp-
cions were soon after aroused by finding that the
lines cast Of, and the vessel backing out of
the dock. The captain again pacifed him by say
ing he intended only 70 make little run before
the city for the benefit of the engines. He did
make a "run" up and down the North and East
rivers for short time, until he got up steam sufi
GENTLY, when he headed for sea and when
about three miles down the bay, explained his in
tentions 10 the astonshcd deputy, who immedi-
atey called his assistants TO aid him. The captain
gave a signal, and his crew started at once from
their hiding places, well armed. The result was,
that the deputy and his party were placed shore,
and compelled to trudge back TO New York, while
the New World proceeded on toward III Dorado
Phila North American.
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by Telegraph.

New CRLEASs, Feb. II.
The New Orleans Picayune WAS again published
TINS morning, and will be continued as usual.
The total loss by the recent fire is estimated at
million of dollars. The fire is supposed to have
been the work of an incendiary. Twenty build
ings were consumed in Camp street, and ten or
twelve on Bank Place-mostly large stores. Among
them five insurance offices. New York Sun Mu-
tual Insurance Office the splendid banking house Of
Messrs. Robb & Co., and the extensive establish
ment of the New Orleans Picayune.
Cotton firm. Middling IL cents. Sales of the
week, 10000 bales. Receipts, l02, 900 bales less
than this time last year.
BALTIMORE, Feb. Is.
New York, to- day, new loan, coupons, Isl.
nIoTs CANADA.
MONTREAL, Monday, Feb. Is.
"A riot occurred to-day at the Three Rivers,
against the School Act. The assessors house was
burnt. Troops were despatched from Toronto to
suppress the outbreak.
The Canadian Institute, library and governors
Office, were burnt last night.
PrrTsBuRe, Feb. IS.
Iron puddlers at Pittsburg refuse to work, and
had large procession to-day.
New York, Feb 1872 p. m.
The steamer Crescent City arrived here last
night from Charleston. She had a heavy sea and
head winds. The stock market is firm and ten
dency upwards. New Loan coupons 1851. Flour
is quiet. Small sales of common brands Western
at 81 81, and State SIS; Southern do. SIS 81. Wheat
steady. Sales of Gcnesee at 125 1876 cts Sales of
1000 bushels corn at SO 90 cts. for mixed and
yellow. Oats 3S 40 cts. for Southern and North
ern; Provisions quiet New mess pork $40 62s;
lard in bbls. g. cts. Groceries quiet. Coffee is
held frmer-no sales reported. Cotton is frner.
Small sales at slightly improved rates. Whisky
% 25k cts in bbls.
PHILApELPBIA, Feb 1872 p IN.
Stocks steady and in favor of buyers; Pa. 5s,
90l. Flour quiet; sales of common brands at 81 rs.
Red wheat los LOG cents; yellow corn So cents;
oats SO cents Provisions are steady, but not ac-
tive-prices unchanged. No change in groceries.
Cotton steady. Whisky 24l cents in barrels.
BATAVIA, New York, Feb is.
A fire occurred yesterday about noon in Rhany's
large hardware store in this town. There being no
water, the flames spread rapidly, consuming Mr.
Gandon's house, his Office and dwelling in the
Of the American Hotel, besides other buildings
The entire loss is estimated at $4,000. II is IN
sured for & 700.
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MIR. BayIy.

Pending the debate in the House of,Re-
representatives., last week, on the revenue
collection bill, in commenting upon Gene
raj BAYLY's course as Chairman of the
Committee Of Ways and Means, in one of
our articles the following passages occur:
'.But for the present, there he [Mr. BAyLYl is,
there he is, consulting chefof the House, with the
Secretary Of the Treasury, and there he is thwart
ing the Government in all its estimates, pervert
ing all they do, and SURPRISING all they write to
him."
And again.
".But,' says Mr.. BAYLY, with letters in his pos
session from the Treasury Department, showing
to the contrary, but which he has never suffered
the House to see (mark thatD Mr.. MEREDITH is
asking" &c. SC.
We desire, upon the first opportunity
which presents itself, after ascertaining
the circumstances Of the case, to relieve
General BAYLY from any imputation which
our language may be construed to convey,
that he withheld from his associates upon
the committee any paper communicated to
him from the Treasury Department as
Chairman of the Committee of Ways and
Means, or that he interfered in any man
ner to prevent any one from making use
of any such.paper or papers before the
House. We make this correction prompt
ly and cheerfully, as due, first, TO politi-
cal opponent with whom we are likely to
have too many passes at arms to begin
them with even possible injustice; and,
next, to the policy we have adopted of
never permitting any one to labor under
the seeming imputation of unworthy con-
duct, in any particular, a moment after
we have reason 10 suspect an error.
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be saved, then, by SO doing, they fasten
upon themselves the bitter condemnation
of having wilfully refused to make this re-
trenchment when their party was in pow
er; that they continue to refuse, to the last
hour of their existence--giving thus the
best security Of what they will do should
they get into power.
Yet, such are the preachers Of retrench-
ment. When the Secretary refuses to
make retrenchment of any expenditure
which has been proven to be useless, let
him be condemned for not doing it; but
until then, is it not the plainest dictate of
common justice and common sense to
withhold denunciationi