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Bureau OF Provisions and Clothing, March "a, iss
pfOPosAs viii be received this O'Clock d. M
on aionday sist April supplying navy
pounds OF butter annum 10 be used distant
AZ
Der h contract shall sand The Of tropical
tais wan be required not only specify produce
aeo evidence Of their ability TO furnish butter OF
and nanuiaeture required 3-H ~
The butter must be Of the descrpon quality
nade ~ tho mode Of Irish
worked and the butter cleaned all
substances and be well
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anns about forty pounds EACH and the balance be ns
ABOUT eighty pounds each well aud strongly hooped
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November annually
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head Navy Butter with
month when manufactured The butter
be subject such the chief
rect and shall all respects be satisfactory the inspecting officer
selected by tho department. = Il t ttfi
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where there satisfactory urnished
contractor does not stand the climate fully
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contract for other sufficient giving
months notice.
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8. II. PARKER,
Register Land Office,

w. Hakers plain. sweet, eagle. French, and Vanilla
Chocolates, Cocoa, Br0ma, Cocoa Paste, stseks,
no MERCHANTS AND CONSUMERS who would purchase the
adulicfaiion
aud eahfui coffee and quality unsurpassed the sub
BY hiuasclf
stamped residence His BHoxA Cocoa
PAsTs delicate pantabe and drinks for ipvalds
Children
phyr,cisns other His
" decaey
the Of Pans and half their
uduieration all
offered public,
cheaper subscriber that his msnafsc
thoroughly found unequal
be returned his where purchased
be They
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his agents. Brigham Co, Boston; James NJ Bunce
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Foster Boswoh Troy New York Grant Stone, Philadelphia
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Posr OgficR DEPARTMENT,
March IA IHa

Posr OFFICE DspARTMERT
March a. 1851.
being desirable substitute locks and keys Of kind
or those for s mail service Of The United
received and At e Po. once ana The
nrss day Of July The different locks will be submitted
w practicable be entered into for furnishing
General for hs Being 10 ss,snS and Sssnas @ s eoa n
force for additional Of by
four years.
Win view Of the best lock the kind
lection mechanical ingenuity which fair compe
on now invited may develop lis, however ,a,
qualities, viz durability uniformity ghtness, strength
fof me purpose Of dspacng simultaneously all the mail locks
and keys now IN about thirty thousand locks and
thousand keys adapted thereto win be required furnished
been annual supply depend
durability OF the locks and keys adopted well the increase of
the mail probably never
thousand Of the former thousand Of latter,
Nolock win be considered IL be like already general
10 make, sell nish contracted
for for other than Of The Post Oce Depart
men t5
The kind Of adopted patented paentee
psen. M dc .sssass ass and Se ~ ne The
Postmaster General shall deem such requirement essential he in
funl faithfully Of his contract the
Postmaster General shall have the right besides the penal
remedy hereinafter mentoned annu said and
nishng siniar locks and keys y a@a
Ter General may deem expedentto select for the mails the
ocs Of one bidder and for The way a q another Her.
for such dncren kinds OF locks select and also right
Of Department The party or parties contracting
will be required give bond with ample security in the sum OF
The due aud proper nspec-
on Of the locks and keys and aso for guarding against their
ranged between the department and the successful bidder bid
No application will be considered accompanied with salts
factory evidence othe trustworthy character Of the bidder and Of
his ability to fulfil the contract - -
March I6-IawtstJuly .71.- -E
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III ARsIAL's sALE.-By virtue Of a writ OF fer facas,
III circuit the District
Columbia for county OF Washington and to me directed
Wednesday the both day Of April 1881
before OF county, IL the highest
following described 10 wit All that
In square A6I, lying being In the city OF
Washington the Aforesaid beginning of the same At the
ibd lots and
that square running line of
feet thence norhwMdy and at right
angle win said a right wardy
thence souwady along said alley % feet
Also, oil OF LOT in the subdi
46 All that OF lot 3, In subdi
s6 beginning for The at the
Of northwest Of said lot
of said and which line
said beginning south 1s feet
inches thence with straight line towards
until line drawn due from
all Of said
OF ground premises, levied viii be
Indicials No. To october term, 1851.
RICHARD WALLACH,
Marshal Of the Dsic6f Columbia.
An
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United states Patent once.

MARcH IA, 1850
IN the petition Of Bancroft Woodcoek formerly Mount Pleas
Pennsylvania Of Wheeling Virginia, praying the
tension Of granted him the M June 1887
Improvement in se sharpening pow, for from the
expiration Of said patent which place the h day Of June
1871
II is ordered that the said petition be hearda the Patent Oce
9th day of June, 1851 at ~ o'clock and all
ed and show they have why said petition
ought not 10 be granted. 4#- +.
Persons opposing the extension required file in the Patent
Office their Ubectons specifically forth in writing least
twenty days before The day OF hearing All testimony filed by either
be said hearing taken and
accordance with the Of Office which will be furnished
application.
Crdered this be published Republic Intel
igence and Union Washington, d. C Richmond Republicans
Richmond, Virginia North Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Tribune, New York Providence Journal Prov
dence H. week for three successive weeks
the 9th day Of June 1.He# .=al stHra &
THOs. EWBANK,
: !. #......# Commissioner
p g. Editors Of above papers will copy send
bills the Patent Office, with paper containing this notice
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orucE or CoANissIosRR or Punuc Bsp pIsas,
March ls, 1881
PROPOSALS viii be received this Office until O'Clock on Tues
the 9Th day Of April next for grading and gGveng New
and north Of the Capitol The
grading require about 20 900 cubic yards OF earth
the gravel confined the the
pcffca covered will probably exceed yards the
be inches in the CENTRE and
each side The proposals will
price cubic for the filling, and the price
The materials both kinds
by The work must be
little delay possible and continued with such
ma deemed for Its early completion
VIM EASILY,
Mar 20-tAps Commissioner OF Public Buildings
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A. u q. A. ARMOUR,
DR.dPERS IND T.AILORS,
No. 303 Broadway, corner Of Duane street,
aLare fhc I,.,i.as Haaase Na,... La.E

I dbOpe EHc I0Hse, F0TN,
DESPECTFULLY invite the
their assortment Of spring goods Of the
which they prepared make best
fashlonabe style their usual moderate prices Fresh
cassmces and yesngs of latest elegant light silks
dark do patterns Of Paris embr0dcries.
There three skui artists employed this
and wastcoas Each
complete in itseE Army and uniforms made
with accuracy and in the
who will find
everything their perfect fl always insured
NJ Ii. PREMIER elegant that
admired Castle Garden been awarded the
rst premium by the American Institute at their late fair
Feb la-dlm
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TO CONTRACTORS.

orrIos or Coxsrssossx OF Pusno BuLpsas,
March H. 1851.
DRoPosALs viii received Tuesday, 9Th
day OF April inclusive, sKcavaung line ot trench
inches in the clear and
laid best hard brick and hydraulic ce
side Of 18th nom the noh aide of
side Of Pennsylvania dis
hundred and twenty feet The proposals VIII
all
trench be measured
and computed by engineer The above work
10 be completed by the 3Vh Of June. -. .a..
wM. EASBY,
Commissioner of Public Buildings.
MnrIg Ig--.tAp Apts
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no OWNERS Lands Texas.-A gentleman in Virginia,
who good surveyor and lawyer desires to remove TO Teras
would like become the
owner Of country, with 10 bring nem into
mar
lie small capital and Is dasrous OF engaging in
the satisfactory testimonials of oapac
his general acquaintance Is such
a 10 considerable emigration to Texas
ANY would be inclined avail himself
placed in correspondence with the
advertiser suitable by addressing post paid
VIM GOULDtN,
General agent and collector Richmond, Virginia
Mnr13-tf
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Virginia Land Once.

l Richmond, 20,
conformity the Code OF Virginia, chap 49, seeton 10,
hereby make known 20 all whom that
certtcae OF the eschexor the
2lst Of January 1884, and
oath day Of January 1851 20th
January le following of found
ground Alsxsndra
Duke Pit which Elizabeth Donsdson
died seized heiss Th
lot eschesled 20h Of January, 1873
insufficient finding Of the jury, notion quasbed is
fully vested in the State.
s. II. PARKER,
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tickets Sl0Haives $40 -Quarters $5Eights 80 So
Certificates of packages OF 26 whole tickets $2so
do Is half do lao
Do do 26 quarter do 20
Do do % eighth do Is
Ore for tickets and and certificates of packages the
splendid will and
Of each drawing immediately after all
order from .t#.s.
Address J.A C. MAURY, Agents,
Mar2 Eg# Alexandria, Virginia
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TO CONTRACTORS.

TO CONTRACTORS.
oYYIoE OF ConxissIosrR os Pusuo BvlLpsos,
March 20, 1851.
DROPOSALS Saturday, 18th
of April next, furnishing following articles viz
600 pounds Of best pure American white lead
900 gallons Of best raw linseed oil
400 gallons Of best boiled lnseed oil
500 pounds putty
IL dozen OOOOO brushes
8 dozen sash tools and fIcheIs
A
200 pounds liharge
delivered before 25th
day Of April remainder be delivered before the 18th
May. r.
required .han here
specified The Commissioner by giving days notice.
qure larger quantity than above stated.
WM EASILY,
Mar 22-tAps Commissioner Public Buildings.
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NEW spring Goods.-Tbe subscribers respectfully
their the public generally the follow
ing descriptions OF goods just received, viz
25 pieces style spring eassimeros
do black do 10 rrad
10 medium AND priced cassneros, boys
,yie spring cacoes, Mernmacks and other
superior makes warranted last eolors
French giprhams
blesched grades, low
period
10 bales brown shirtinrs and shcetings
bleeched rheeungs, in 81, "a, 10, and l24
bales Osnaburgs,
IN WHITE GOODS.
100 pieces jaconct cambuc and cambria muslins
do kainsook and null musiins
100 do plaid muslns, from l2x cents 10 the best grades
do dotted white Swiss musiin-
dozen Iadic open and plain
ladies, slc thread plaid and open
$50 boys ho.o and half hose every ze,
Together OF all kinds domestic and
goods all Of which will sei better terms than can be
ned elsewhere.
We wi n a supply OF
goods embracing all The and desirable
season. receipt which due notice will be to the
public ... -. =
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N n. CI.UsKEs. Architect aud Civil EnRinser. has
". buildings norm nde OF fennyl
y.na avenue, between and 18Th streets west
Feb 4-du