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Fresh Beef ana Vegetables for the Navy.

:" NAVY
Washington, ID. CD May 3, 1851.
CEALED PROPOSALS. will be This Office until Mon
the second day Of June 1851 for The supply Of
quantities fresh beef and vegetables be required
Washington during te sca commencing the LIST
day Of July and ending the Both June 1854
The and vegetables must be Of good quality and the best
market affords and each article be offered for BY the
pound
bond approved security will be required In half the
addition
10 he made collateral
the due performance al the contract which will
account be paid until IL i fully complied with
Every oe made must DO accompanied directed the act Of
making appropriation for 1876
1877 approved M August iss6) written guaranty signed by
responsible PERSONS effect they
take bidder bidders wi II his their bid be
into obligation, within five days. with good and sufficient
surehes to furnish the articles proposed.
No will be considered uniens by
sny.
J. II. LATHRoP, Navy Agent
MaNE iw
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the date of ue sale Of
the therefore tho advantage OF bcn
without The increased
them be
eved vsIy productive They ali es ssnienty
situated and other oil
OF their 81 Louis and are IN The na,
yielding all products OF tr iat
itude in which they located.
j. BUTTERflELD,
Commissioner o General Land once
Msyo
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TWENTY DOLLARS REwARD.-Rnn away from
subscriber the ID Of March, 1861 coloed Ch1tIA-
HNf alias Kitty Francis Sbs supposed be 1--WE
inches high She Of delicate appearance
about 10 Of She supposed hiring Wash
nro a free secreed by
Al persons frewarned aeaast hiring barborns The
'p . reward VIII bapa,d on her delivery
Mar 2a-aswu L. p HILTON
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General Agency and Law ONCE at Washington,
DE SEEDING WYLIE,

Bsid~rs, Pennsyivonia nsr door vest Of
BroWn, HOTEL Washington, ID.
rHAs DE sEI.DING ANDREW wYLlE, IT,, having formed
partnership for the purpose Of prosecuting claims before
departments, before board
appointed OF spoisiious
claims against government prepared their
They viii attend obtaining pensions, bounty
duties claims under conscts reaAes
buying and selling real estate collecting private claims
rents, he.
Andrew Wylie, will with which
nmse the firm may intrus,ed Of the
the District, Supreme Court of the United STATES.
Chas De aedins being United States commissioner,
public Union,
prompt testimony, acknowiedg
Of which appertain once
Charges will moderate regulated by claimed
md of services required.
paid will receive immediate attention.
Sent ID
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THE AMERICAN Lave stock Insurance Company
Nbcennes, Indiana Charter 1850
Capital $50 Stockholders individually liable.
For N muI prize bulls sheep and cattle
Description
dents and disease stock driven
transported souh Losses paid thirty days proof OF death
Bowman Ferdinand Eherwine
merchant Captain tsas. Mass merchant. Geore. D. Hay
chant. Thomas Bishop, budrr John Wise,
bank Alvin w Tracy merchant and bank duecor Hon
hbner Ellis II Nibcenne Abrn. Smith
farmer tank director, md auditor Of Knor
q. bowman, President. ". shuried Whitney,
of Bank Of Indiana.
NELSON, agent Pennyfvania avenue between ith and
18th streets, Washington City.
Sept 2s-dly
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United states Patent Once,
FkBnuARY ~, 1851.
praying for the extension patent granted him the
5th press
all kinds woolcn and goods and all kinds
seven years from the expiration Of said patent which takes rs
II ordered the said petition be heard the Patent ocs
Monday the 2d day June IA O'Clock persons
notified to and show said
petition ought not to be granted.
Persons the extension required file in the Patent
Once their objections specifically forth writing
All
said hearing
in accordance with the rules the once, which will furnished
application,
Ordered Also published the Republic
genccr, Union Washington city, ID. c.
Massachuses Journal Providence Rhode Island. Tribune
Hartford,
successive weeks previous the Dad day Of juno
THOa. EWBANK,
Commissioner OF Patents.
r s. Editors Of the above papers pcase copy
bills 10 the Patent Once with containing this notice.
Feb 93-law3w
nlSsOLUrIDN OF Copartershp- firm heretofore ess,
~ ing under the Of Dyer day. by
CONSENT dissolved Mr. George Dyer viii attend the settle
Of the late Robert w Dyer deceased which immediate
isrrspcctnlly requested. EDWARD q. DYER,
GEO. r. DYER.
WASHINGTON, September "a, 1850.
03~ C0pertncrshp Notice. a
coparnsrshp under the and firm Of Mcclure,
They respectfully solicit continuance patronage
slowed upon The late Arm and pledge themselves discharge faith
fully trust conAded TO them.
Dyer Mcclure prepared make advances
EDWARD G. DYER
j. G. MCGUIRE
wAsmsoror, September ~, 1850.
Sept Q7-dn
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The clothing and clo,ns divided
eaeh Of which proposals will be received and
fTa article. made viz blue cloth
blue blue flannel over Shirts blue flannel under
flannel be required for making
similar 2 Gs ne DssAsS se. s . .i. up viz B.
ing rocks and canvas. due. rowse s0e. ,,
required making similar 10 those specified IN
SiltA eiass.--Ail the stockings and socks
sepsnh eiass the mattresses, including two to each
EishM e,ass-A the black silk handkerchief.
Ninth ciass--Ai the blankets
The shoes be stamped with the
following proportion for each 100 pars unless otherwise order
assH e. nssn Of No. II Ten Of No = Ave
All The fully equal in The quality texture
m a a" a,s 81 Il s aosad
round os aeI .nn. zion % e OF
nannes and indigo Dyed and dyed IN
The number Or quantity which required the
s aaa @a b. 9so III WIN Be a
aspece number quantity Of any aee but 0 r
those respectively The prices must DC unborn al al
All the above subject such inspection al the
place delivery as The chief Of 's bureau n a.e ana no ~
and workmanship and which does not conform IN
be made !, j., -
Box .ss s a eas
eoa al. .pp q ali charges he and
The inspecting officers said officers TO be
Distinguish for each article mentioned
Of the The metal . and navy s
ii case Of allure on the part
e and Of proper qualify The chief Of The Bureau Of Provisions
made Of What may supply deficiency
sapy s dc RI
or either Of the Aforesaid shall be evidence that
amount Of The respective win required
will withheld from Of all account
collateral security and be paid until
ali viii be paid by within
thirty days after duplicate bills, duty authenticated shall have been
Bidders whoss proposals. accepted (and Others.
forthwith nodfsd and euy practicable contract viii b.
for execution which be returned
regular Of e mail
making appropriations The naval service for ls
Ion s % % , m1 or . BY Que
bidder bidders will their bid be accepted enter into
furnish The proposed The bureau VIII no, be Obligated 70
ans., y The NJ
district attorney oice Of the general government
record, duplicate the informing bidder
. Of @ s .s S Of BE sn% G IN M y
accepted conformity with this understanding.
Extract from he act Of Coagre, approved augt TO- 1916.
arc g. ind BE- further enacted That from and AFTER the pas
says proposal for naval supplies invited by the
bin for The navy approved March d ssiecn bundled and
shall accompanied by written signed
more persons
bidder bidders WILL his their bid be
prescribed BY
kavy sufficient uretes furnish the supplies
proposed No shall be considered unless
such the Of
thereof bidder bidders, he they shall fail
within the prescribed by Secretary Of
Navy with good aud sufficient for furnishing the supplies
Secretary shall proceed with
person supplies shall
proposal which he
for furnishing the said supplies for the whole period Of the
proposal bdde
their and the be immediately
the Navy
n debt against either all Of said persons
Ap 2i--Iswsw f
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTION CI.AIMANTs, AND To LES
SEES, OCCUPANTS, AND PERMtTTEEs OF MINERAL


person entitled right Of pre- eDpon az the
oftownsps above enumerated
establish the the Subtraction the register and
receiver land ONCE and make therefor
for the Of public -mang
tract such claim viii be- isfs'sed And
person right
additional land district in the Tertiary Of wcoasn and fo other
approved
puiees 10 ens 10 extent pem
lands within townships sconni townships
rated IN tho Uow River
entitled An act reduce the minimum price mnet lands
Michigan the Chippewa
trcy approved 18th september. iO, The
land eisrs occupancy and respectively
minn Of q IS than
full seetion entitled son the surrender such
purchase shall
section Of ~ 80 establish
Willow
and before appointed for the OF
public embracing claimed Otherwise
viii be forfeited.
j. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land once
May 9
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pepper win be required New York only
All tbs articles be Of good quality equal the bes, Of
s. s as m. s
aud IN N. and ,se such %
IL =. ~ % The a 70 s. %
cred Of al 20 the
sells or and The price Of each aud every article must be The
which dozen Of the above articles packed and
marked with The the
month and when put up and when desired in good suban
establish such
reputation The chief q ne Dusa :. Provision: and Cloth,
deficiency under the penalty be ia the The
Provisions Cio,ng navy yards aforesaid,
shall be evidence That such has been made and
Two or approved sureie. equal
oa win y Withheld from The amount q y. payment, On
n moi event 10 ts paid unit. is ali Compiled
win Ninety per
Gated shall have been presented Q him.
%
Congress. making service for 1916 ~.
]
. s, I'm fsss s"s a1 &
he
district Attorney or some ocer Of the general
xrecord duplicate the letter informing
meaning bid will be made
ed In conformity with this understanding # afNsg 9Gi--#
Extract from hs act Of Congress, approved August TO- 1886
"sgc fnd enaeted That from and ate the passage
supplies invited by
oih Navy, under the poviso the bill for The
approved third eighteen hundred and
accompanied by guaranty, signed BY
sponsbc persons the effect thar they undertake that
will, their bid be accepted
obligation such he prescribed BY the Secretary the
furnish
No shall be considered unless accompanied by
guaranty. IT, amer the Of proposn and notification
bidder bidders they shall
obligation within the time prescribed by the Secretary Of the Navy
good sufficient snreties furnishing supplies,
Secretary OF the Navy shall proceed contract with other
for furnishing the said supplies, and shah forthwith
contained
guaranteed for which he have
supplies for whole period Of the
he charged against said bidder bidders and his their
Immediately
the Navy Department,
debt against either all Of said persons" sh s
Ap25-law4W ~ ! /.
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John NJ. McCALI.A. late sec~nd Auditor 81 inc rrt
orr his services of Claims on h
rssni, befre Congress, the departments in the
military and agency business generally . M.
Letters addre~~~dto him should he poet pn
Ace Ia nj he corner Of andI .opsana avenue.
WASHINGTON CRY, Aprii0s-d
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Bureau Of Provisions aud Clothing, April ~, 1851
lEAlED PROPOSALS. endorsed proposals ioI Navy Ciotiny
~ Clothing Materials" viii be received al This once unni
O'clock I'D day vi May next, for furnishing
and delivering receiving thirty days no'es al each ~ ssa o.
Virginia. quantities only all VI the FOL
lowing ofnnvy clothing and clothing materials as may
ordered by the commandments OF
said respectively tbs fiscal year commencing
the is July ending the O day Of june 1893
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N.Y. r. Liable announce 10 IN. citizens OF
- washington course of dancing
o' ,he season will Thursday January
I. =" renn-ylvarss opposite willard Hotel
Days o nopi Washington Thursdays. and sat,
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTroN CLAIMANTS.

Every person right presumption Of the
townships above enumerated
required establish the the satisfaction OF the register
Office make therefor
seiag this notice, and before the day
pointed The public sale OF the lands
braeing will be forfeited
J. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once
Maya
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CHARPs Patent Rines, with Maynard,s g,r.,,,er-
~ We-on Iesvs, and Aliens self n
sas. - - '"s ~
Fine English double barrel towing pieces
English and German single and double pistols &c
supply Of the above good Just received and for sale
mo. w. BADEN \ BROTHER
t Pennsylvsnia avenue, 9Th street.
f-1av6w
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IN the petition Of Cha. H. Tcomb Of Lowell Ma..achuses,
administrator, &c, Edgar NJ Tcomb,
Massachusetts patent
Edgar N. Tcomb Improvement spin
wooden rowing,
patent, which takes place the 18th day OF July ISL
II ordered that petition Once
Monday, 2s July m
notified appear and Cause they have why
said petition ought be granted. 70 III tt III
Persons opposing the extension required 10 file in the Patent
once their ohectsons specifically wiring
days before the day OF hearing All filed by
be- used The said hearing taken and
accordance with the rules which
on appIcnsion
Ordered this published Republic Intel
and Uoion Washington, r. c.; Daily Boston,
ch0setts Trbuee New York Providence
r.. T. to
the sth day OF May instant.
THoS EWBANK,
Commissioner of Patents
p g. Editors Of the papers please copy
bills the Patent once copy paper containing
each Insertion IL this
May y-isw3w
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General artni al Washington C7fy
IL claims for land money the individuals
N attended 10.
possession
soldiers ofthe 1919
nd ofe in such cases md others.
settled, Claims Congress
WAsmxaror, September ~, la5Oe-Iy
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embraced proclamation or the President
cosNrwtes brought
naye4 me Wronsp river They those mines ppr
Hsslary portion no worked under former lescs
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Attorney aud Cosrssifor at J,0m,
vay--as-.i tsso n

Of Columbia
the collection Of snd 10 the claims
including bounty land snder
lssey passed Once in the City Hall
Oct3 -n
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OryIcE ConnIssIosKR PusLIc BuILpIsas,
Washington, May 7, 1851.
PROPOSALS will be O'Clock D. m
Thurday 18th grading paving
Of suitable quality and .ixe 18th which
between The canal bed gravel
inches deep will be required under e and the laid
In line gravel.
Separate proposals
be both sides Of said
edge Of which be dressed
The work be
ploycd Commissioner completed
September Any material deposited
upon the public mall within . reasonable distance.
offering will the cubic for grading
superficial yard for which include gaveng
fine
laid per properly
VIM EASILY,
May 9-2aw3w Commissioner Of Public Buildings.
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PiLr "An'oN KEY viii attend to any bvsur~s
he may be nu-ted with before either OF the oous Of mis- M.
uct; and will also attend
sre.s and the Departments once on G strest. $500 ~
WAsH''sror''"v'"''0 July I7--3awsL
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ENaLISIu PATIENTS from 1901 To Isa5-s register Of nh
II granted during that period vol. London
Webster Letters Patent for iuvcnons and Copyright Designs
vol. Iordep.
Godson the Law of Patents. I vol. London.
ndmarch the Law and Practice Of Ler
tons. 1 London.
apcnse the Law of Inventions vol London.
Law OF Copyright in Design. London.
Privileges
countries NJ Europe 1 vol. Vienna
Inv o ] Boston
Phillips tn. Law ~ Patents for Inventions
kingsley and pson the Patent Laws and Practice Of MI Ma
lions ! vo Now York
Fsh1 FRANcK TAvLo
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.#- .#1.at #s-.@4.es UArA q &
Bureau OF Provisions and Clothing Apil "a, 1851.
pRoPosALs scaled endorsed Proposals tor small
received until O'Clock, Monday,
" May furnishing and delivering lon
dsy notee United states yslds CL.sis.tows
Massachusetts, Brooklyn, New York. Vugints
quantities es following be sssssd ordered
hom the chief of
commanding during
ending June ", inoa, viz $500 FL.
Boxes, shaving Hasdksrcbiefs, sik, fancy ooIos
Brushes, shaving I.ookiag ssSsc.
Rrushrs, scIubLinx sMuslz ID sees
bIushcs, shoe kM Needles, sswing, assorted
brushes, Clothes Pepper, black
uuttons, navy, Pepper,
buttons, navy, kakots, snkie
Buttons, dead eye Razor ops
Backing, boxes of kiband, hal
Beeswal Soap, shaving, In cakes
Combs coarse Silk, sewing, blue black
Combs, Scissors f
Cotton, spooIs Of Spoons
Grass, Tor hats Thsead, black, white aud blue
Jacknives Tape, black and wLls
Haudksschies, cotton Thmbies .&E l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-12
The COlOrcd People of Jamaica, L.. H.
The Other Side.

We suspected when we published on
Monday the letter of Mr.. j. p ii. that
there might be two sides to the story about
the negroes in the village of Jamaica, l.. /.
Our suspicion is justified by the following
communication from reliable citizen of
that place
t. the Editor Of The TribuHe:
The article of your correspondent j. F. II contains
such blending of facts and fiction that It does not
adm.t of a direct reply therefore submit IN behalf
of the coorcd population Of jamaica the following
remarks:
n different times, started projects 10 improve the
condition of the blacks. They have established iree
schools for them, visited Their dwellings and clothed
their children with a view OF encouraging their AZ
tendance al school But what does 1t avail, when
houor is so easily TO be had and everything done for
Their especial good is hooted al as woody headed
project
children knocking at the doors of our Free Schools
and waiting for admission, which IS generally reiuS-
ed For" say the Trustees, 1T would break up
The schools" And vet these Trustees have even re-
fused 10 allow that proportion of the pubic money
which the coored children draw nom the stale 10
re set apart for the partial support OF Colorod
school the friends of the colored people agreeing 10
3 There are here some blacks who have amaSScd
considerable property, have become ireehoiderS ana
N,
fron which their own children are excluded
4. The public sentiment OF Jamaica IS 50 ltlle en-
listed m favor of the blacks that they dare moi assert
thclr rights Even those who pay taxes for the sup
uort of schools have 10 assume the attitude oi sup
plants when they approach the Trustees anu sue i0T
The admission OF their children 70 those very Schools
FOR the support of which their property has been as
scsscd and taxed. Their admission depends upon
the whm or caprice OF the Trustees for the time
being -.
5 II is true that in few Of the rural districts one
or two colOrcd children well dressed ami ceulyl
NAV occasionally be seen sitting apart IN the Schoo
room. but the greater refinement and more eMi5h-
ened public sentiment of the village would not loeI
ate such a breach of good order for moment. II
the teacher happens to be OF KIND disposition, ne
NAV give instruction 20 sand blacks, before or amer
school hours, but they would not be allowed 10 re-
main school Then, IN The name OF Jo>uce, Why hot
allow the blacks the proportion OF the PuoAc money
they draw .A.
g. II will be news 20 the residents Of JamMcato De
informed that more than 800 OF their negroes are
= Would not some OF our degraded whites as well
a. blacks be better of, II they had provdent masters
10 dress and feed them. keep them from hanging
around rum holes, and make them work al some use
nll employment 4
The words Of y II are There are $40 free negroes
IN he town Of Jamaca-norc than 500 ot them are pau
p.f> and druukatus. IN ten 1--we decenly hr GUY
uf ten ale So detauch,d and incorporate ta1 then oS hS
t.Il m MIA. NJ
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By Telegraph to the New-YOFk Tribune.
Opposition State Convention at Harrisburg.

UAKhIs1I no, " ClIltsIiN, JIID IT.
The Opposition state Contention assembled al 10
O'Clock. IN the Hall OF the House OF Representatives
JAMES MADISON PORTER temporary Chairman
b. E. Chain, 5 /. Young R. b. Roberts. and r. A.
LambenOu, Secretaries.
The Convention proceeded at once 20 consider the
question Of the contested seats Of the Philadelphia
County delegation. col. VIM. =. Small, on behalf Of
tho contestants. ard C. Brightly on the other side
occupied an hour each
Tie Campbell and Buchanan delegates, were
received by large majority.
The Lancaster County case is under considera-
ton.
The names Of undsputed Delegates were receiv-
cd. Five Judges Of the Supreme Court are 20 be nom
mated by the Convention The great difficulty VIII
be as 10 the admission of Delegates from Lancaster
County, where the friends Of Cass and Buchanan
have sent double Delegation, but the indications
are decidedly against the Cass Delegation Gen.
Cass VIII not, therefore. be nominated by the State
Convention, as was anticipated
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Mechanics NieetinS.

Vt 4 meeting OF the Mechanics of Gram
berry and vicinity, on saturday evening. June : 10
take INTO consideration the propue,y a. limiting
DAYS labor 10 ten hOurS, Nh G. ArrLyoArx was
called 10 the Char. and } FLENtSo elected Secrc.
iary. The meeting was then addressed by Mr.. w.
NJ stephens. IN substance As follows
We have read m the histories OF Europe. OF Kings
and Queens. OF Nobies and OF Priests, who labored
not With their hands bar who aSsduouSiy underworld
20 convince the people that they were not nj to
govern themselves The laws were consequently -
made. and sociciy 50 constructed thai al % wealth,
the learning and the noNCr of the nation were
lCltCt hy The hlrc>. IRE Mobility and the Priests
The people. believing ana trusting IN these classes,
have Il thtuliy worked whilst tea governed. and
have faithfully starved whilst they gcsc.ed ln luxury.
We have m thS counfry neihCr Kings. Mobiles,
nor an Established Church but we Stil have among
Us. Spune.ng irom Nc existence Of these nOn-prO-
ductye and non lsb0ung classes. The idea That labor
with The hands = not as respectable 2S iticncSS.
Our revolutionary forc,athcrs abolished the rule OF
Kings and Mobiles ana asserted the right Of man 10
Sclteovswment 10 remains for the wor>ngmen Of
TIE land 20 abolish the rCmn1niS OF that system OF
tCudal government ana assert The dignity ana no.
bilty OF labor
One means by which th> Is 10 De done Is "a limit
The hours OF labor. - that the worAngman may I'M
prove his mind. inform himself N regard 20 the
affairs OF The day, that Ms influence may o. ict IN
forming the opinions Of society and the laws of ms
country THIS = only one step IN the great cause OF
human progress There are other and greater ones
90 De- taken The mechanics all over TIE country are
speaking the cause of labor and the ldoorlng man,
ana am glad 10 see the mechanics of Cranberry
ard vicinity come forward ana make themselves
heard
The propriety of adopting the ten-hour system was
then freely discussed BY McS>rS stephens, Burgess,
Prince and others. twas dnally unanimously
RSS0lrcd That We. the JOurnoNmcn Mechanics OF
Cranberry and vicinity, will worA hereafter only lea
hours each day.