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FURNISHING Mail Locks and Keys.


Posi- OssieE DsrAsfsAsI
March ~ 1854.
T being substitute other kind
io uos The mail OF tha United States
be received and unu the
ns day % Iay next The different locks viii be submitted Ia
viii as soon as practicable furnishing .ScA locks
aa ' u ys.. WIN The right the part u ths fo.nassi
General oi s uue being 10 extend continue the contract Ia
force for additional term Of years. giving
months before The termination yssrs
With OF price,
lection the mechanical skill and ingenuity cempsu
uon now invited may develop is however tha,
qualities viz durability, uniformity, ightnsss and strength.
purpose OF dsIacing simultaneously
aud twenty
thousand adapted thereto Will be required be furnished
annual supply depend
durability adopted we Increase
will probably exceed in
thousand of the former and latter.
No lock viii be considered i'll be like already IN general use
whom the contract be made be allowed
make nis any lock similar 10 those contracted
for for other than that Of the fos' once Depart
ment. -,
kind adopted be patented and The paentee viii
be required entering into can&ae make an assignment o. ms
benefit Of the department. the
Postmaster General shall essential to the
iers Of The service In of the failure OF the contractor al any
fuln faithfully conditions OF his contract the
Postmaster General shall have the right besides 10 the penal
remedy hereinafter mentoned annnl said CONTRACT and 10
tract anew WIN any other party OF pe as he may see MI Tor fu
nishing similar locks and keys N ..4tET
General deem expedien mails the
lock Of bidder and for the mails that another He
for such different kinds OF locks right
all the specimens and proposals. II shall
Will be required bond, with security,
OF the locks and keys and also for guarding against their
ranged department and the bidder bid
should be accepted. #
factory thu trustworthy character Of the bidder and
his ability TO fulfil the contract
March l6--IawtlstJuy
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from other countries and caused OF produce
N 90 abroad you around hen spea king OF prices
and in order the fancy oil The producers, say
tbal The tendency OF the article TO fall IA price
fy couDltIacied Dy the increased domestic demand that
,ress rose" How this be true II 'prees rose ?
how was the facility of obtaining food" increased on
account OF there not being enough for the
quantity Aud ii from The prices fell, how
were The producers benefited by The Increased duties
moor,s Thus according 10 your logic they paid dearer
to every thing they bought and so less or what they
had 10 sell Admirable thing. indeed, il the tariff
You next follow with two tables TO prove thai
while The tariff OF 1925 operation also bought
more Of other nations. This, for the sake OF argument
viii adm: 10 be true and what does II show That
under the heavy taxes oil the tariff OF 1928 own
manufactures not protected; bnt. By your own
showing mole iron, coal, salt coIlons, and woollens
came into the country than in former Years | have
ways understood the object OF high tariff to be to shut
ou foreign imports much possible which came INTO
competition with own manufactures, IN order to give
,he laller the whole benefit OF the home market Then
HE ACT of 1928 failed 10 project our manufactures and
mnder foreign articles into greater competition
than ever with our therefore the consumers were
,axed 10 no purpose And yet you would ask Tor this
same state OF things AGAIN From The imports you Jump
M The tonnage OF The period and lay down the to
Iowinp proposition That tie tariff OF 1928 caused large
increase of bulky aelals from abroad. and hence
there was large demand Tor shipping and an increase OF
,,nnape In order 10 show the real increase OF the ton
mage OF the country Tor that period. should be com
pared to periods before aud after that time In order 10
show high figure, you AGAIN include years not EN-
was only in operation until June 1880 and therefore il is
not fair 10 include The years 1882 1885, and 1884, when
new tariff laws were ope ail0n and many articles
The duty much lower Below ] exhibit three periods
showing the increase Of unnag ebefore the time
Of and Immediately after he passage OF the act of 1923
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BALTIMORE, March 1876, p.
The Hbeynian Festival = Chapitn's Bal Forfeited
Fugutue Case Settied-1hs Philadelphia Osstsrmen--
Parod The Markets, &c.
The annual festival Of The HibsDian Society OF Bai
nose which oil last evening at the Eutaw House,
tuy grand affair Upwards of o.e hundred and
thirty persons sat down 70 the table, and II was truly
feast OF reason and ho~ OF soul" Al eloquent etei
was received from General Cass, expressing his regret that
he eond not accept the invitation OF the socisy The III
bernians OF Washington ably represented by J. +
Ennis esq.
General alias Rev Chaplin was yesterday called upon
for trial before the Howard district conr, charge OF
stealing the slaves OF Messrs Toombsand Stephens resist
ing s officers. &c, aud failed either by himself
or counsel liis bali amounting TO $4,000, was
queny declared 10, teed Application will il is said bo i'm
mediately made TO Governor Lowe for regnsiton
the governor of Massachusetts, in which State, is under
stood he is located As OF The charges against him il
OF criminal character and regarded as criminal offence
in all the States. it will be difficult point 10 refuse The
requisition.
The Two fugitive sa YES recently arrested at Brownsville
Pennsy vana been sold by their One them
was bought by himself for $780, and the olher by purse
raised by the citizens for S3OO
The PhilaIr lphia oysennen have ard de.
nyng thar any OF the vessels captured belonged Pha
dephis but hat they all hailed from Deals Island, in
Maryland, with one exception The card also states that
the credit Of discovering the oysters in the beds
claimed as tue exclusive property of the State of Maryland
belongs solely TO the Phiadephians engaged ia this branch
of trade They were however engaged in furnishing the
Phiiadephia marker with oysters although they may
be strictly considered Phadelphars. The vessels cap
tured last year all Philade phia vessels, and the
vessels captured manned and under the conol
Of Philadelphans.
The Telegraph wires at the North have been damaged by
the storm q considerable extent.
PaIodi's third concert tonight will doubtless be-
ded the that preceded IT, Although Parodi is
good a vocalist Jenny Lind IL is undispned
fact that her concerts, whole, perfect in all
their parts. a..HM #. a.at# Ha4r
TEE In the Baltimore market this morning
there sales Of about 100 bbs Howa ri -four
"a 81 4-nore than which buyers unwilling give
Nothing done in City Mills Sales OF red wheat IS 9S
cents; white do, 100 l05 cents and prime do liz
lis Sales OF yellow So 57cents white do
81 So OATS 33 40 cents Rye 80 SO Pro
visions irm-prices unchanged. The grocery market
que,pric unchanged Whtskey, 23 2Ss in bbs
and 22A cents in hbds.
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Figures stubborn things. and it is hard 10 gainsay
them From the above see that the tonnage OF the
country increased with gre apIdy under low than
high tariff For the year 1924 the increase
30 900 lons for The next Tour there gradual
four thousand and odd tons, hundred and TWEEN
six thousand and o ID tons Tor 1926 On the passage OF
the black tariff OF 1898, il tell Immediately to % 375 so
tons and in 1880. when that act virtually expired,
down 10 IS, G9424-showing falling off OF upwards Of
tory thousand tons. In May. 1890. the duty on many
articles lowered, and The increase Of the year
SO TONS Alter that lime, up to the passage OF
the ACT of 1912, the increase OF tonnage gradual
Huciuating little from year year The above facts show
quite concusvey thai low duties augment foreign trade,
and hence increase ship huilng and shall have
sion hereafter TO show thai all the of The
country depressed under the high tariff of 1898
than under the compromise act OF 1898.
remain, very respectfully yours.
A PENNSYLVANIA
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DEPARTMENT or STATE,
NM q. 49,. NN,..I ~ ,nFs

"
The undersigned has the honor 10 acknowledge the
OF this month, which has been submitted 10 the Presi
dent. .n.#s#e. ..a.s..
The President regrets that the note Of the Undersigned
addressed TO the Chevaler Hnsemann the 2ls OF De-
cember last not satisfactory 10 the imperial govern
ment and That its opinion remains unchanged respecting
the mission of MIR. A. Dudley Manu. and the inslruc
tons with which he was furnished. He is gratifed
however, to learn that the imperial government desires to
continue the friendly relations so happily subsstng
between the two governments-a desire IN which he cor
daily concuTs.
The President is also gratlfed TO learn that the senti
mems respecting the international relations between the
United States and foreign powers contained in his last
annual message meet the appreciation OF the imperial
government and he directs to the Chevalier
Husemann that he intends 10 act steadily in accordance
with those sentiments. .3
The government OF the United States is as little in.
clned the cabinet Vienna proong the discussion
the Both of September OF last year gave rise.
In his reply TO that note the undersigned stated the
grounds upon which this government held itself justified
everything which had done connected with the mis-
Of Mr. A. Dudley Mann, and the instructions which
were given hm and he took the occasion also of de-
claring The principles and the policy which the United
States maintain appropriate 10 their condition, and
being, indeed, fixed and fastened upon them by their
character, their history and their position among the
nations OF the world and il may be regarded certain
thai these principles and this policy will be abandoned
or departed from until some extraordinary change shall
take place in the general current OF human affairs
The undersigned renews 10 the Chevaer Hulsemann
The expression OF his sentiments OF regard.
DANL WEBSTER
The Chevalier J. G. HUIsEMASN,
Charge fAfaires OF Austria, Washington
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AUSTRIAN LEGATION ar WAsHiRGToE,
j. ".#.# The Iltl March. 1881
Mr.. SECRETARY or STArE

VII. SEGRETARY OF STATE
have isce we'd answer 10 the dispatches with
which had sent TO Vienna the that you did the
honor 10 address 10 me on the 2lst OF December last
and hasten TO inform YOU Mr. Secretary oil Stale, thai
the arguments contained your mole have not had power
TO change The Judgment which the imperial cabinet had
formed respecting The mission Of Mr. A. Dudley Mann,
well as respecting the tenor and the Terms OF the nsiruc
ions WIN which be was furnished. The imperial gov
ernment does not Cease 10 entertain the opinions con
tanned IN my note OF the 30h September and il declines
all ullenor discussion OF that annoying incident nnwi
ling TO expose the kind and friendly relations which II
desires TO preserve with the government of the United
States TO the danger of being seriously disturbed by dis
cussions which could have no practical result
President Fillmore declared in his message OF the I'd
December last that be determined 10 act towards
other nations the United States desired that other
tons should ACT towards them and that he had adopted
as rule for his policy good will towards foreign pow
ers and Inc absanng from interference in their internal
affairs. Austria has not demanded, and will de-
mand anything but the putting into practice of these
principles and the imperial government is sincerely dis
posed to remain in friendly relations with the government
OF the United States long the United States shall
not deviate from these principles
Please 10 accept Mr. Secretary of State, the
OF my high consideration
HULSEMANN.
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BY A. GREEN, AuetIoneer.

HANDSOME MIRRORS AND FURNITURE AT AUCTION
Ill On Thursday the aoth instant shall sell IL o'clock
auction ut the of 9th street and
avenue excellent assortment furniture, belonging gentle
who $ going 10 leave the city,
fine gilt frame French plate mirrors, and
brackets
fine gilt chandeliers with prisms
2 fine plush covered pafor chairs
fine French gilt mantel clock, which week
Plated coffee forks and spoons
/ fine satin covered sofa, and chairs match
book and secretaries, hat rack
1 fine plush sofa, large rocking chair
fine feather beds OF best quality
1 fine walnut dressing bureau
do bedstead, large wardrobe
mahogany marble top tables
beautiful painted chamber containing pieces
OF the modern style
Carpets and hearthrugs
l first cooking stove
Britannia and coffee
With u good assortment OF kitchen requisites,
Terms: All of and under $780, cash $50, credit
co and 30 days, satisfactorily endorsed bearing
A. GREEN,
March ls-3t Auctionser.
The ready day prev
sale
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IN conformity the Code OF Virginia. chap. 49, 49, do
hereby all whom
certificate of the escheator OF
2lst 1851
2fh January 1851 held 20h Of
lot Of ground al
Pin which Eixabsth Donaldson
died without containing Of This
escheated 2sh Of January, sas but, from the
insufficient finding of the jury, notion qusshed
fully the
s, H. PARKER,
N 2s-lnw6w Register Land Office
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DscsnsER "a, ls50.
IN petition A. Pits Springfield Ohio, and II. A. Pitts,
Illinois, praying for the granted
18th day of June 1884, for Improvement in tres
and cleaning from the said
patent which the 18th day 81 June, 1851
Monday March, 1851 ~ O'Clock, and
notified and show have, why
said petition ought be granted
Persons the required 10 file In the Patent
objections, specifically forth writing
all MED
said be and transmitted
OF office, which will be funished
pcauon.
published the Republic Intel
unou Washington Tribune, New York Daily
Journal Columbus Daily Aas Ohio
successive weeks previous the ID day OF March
THos EwBANK,
Commissioner Of Patents. i
p. papers will please copy,
bills the Patent Once with containing tins notice
25-lhw3w
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The Wsat4er.-Return of the Steamer Alba.ro,


PHILADELPHIA, March IL We have had very dis.
agreeable day II rained copou-ly from the
ing until night when IT ned and see and
Such Is the of the weather at this hour 70 o'clock
y and every appea rance OF a continued
The Aibatros, which left city last Sat
urday pleasure and trial trip New York.
tered severe northeast storm yesterday morning off Bar
nagat. Those board experimenting some danger, in
duced the captain 10 letun and the reached her
wharf here this afternoon, the passengers being rather
plea sed find selves more on terra TRINA.
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SAN JAClNTo


1929. :" KILLING tv, bisd. WI IA stone.'
MIR. EDIfoR, observe that the administration has
embazonea the head OF Senator Pearce, of MARYLAND,
on The Texas Indemnity scrip Some OF lie papers think
thus is high compliment paid TO that SENATOR lille other
persons regard il a. great compliment 10 Texas Which
OF these is correct Or the " honors easy %
have not yet any proper demonstrations Of gratitude
on the part OF Texas for this unexpected honor Mrs
Darlington is growing hdgety 10 learn the truth on
Iii important subject and she asks, what has Mr.. p
done To merit this distinction, unless IL be have upset
The omnibus" and forced the passengers finish their
journey in Suksysp BOWLEGS.
WAsHIkGToN, March 10, 1851.
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MARCH H. 1850.
ON the petition of Bancroft Woodcock formerly Of Mount Pleas
Pennsylvania, of Wheeling Virginia. praying for the
of granted him 18th day Of june 1887
in sel sharpening for from the
1851
ordered said petition be heard Patent Once,
9Th Of June 1851 II o'clock, all persons
titled appear and show cause, they why said petition
ought be granted. .@Es@ 5000
Persons opposing the extension required file in the Patent
Office their objections specifically forth writing, least
twenty before OF All testimony filed by either
party be used said hearing be taken and transmitted
accordance with the of the Office which will be furnished
application.
Crdered also, this be published in the Republic Intel
gencer and Union Washington d. C Richmond Republican,
Richmond North American Philadelphia,
Tribune, New York Providence Journal Povi
r. H. week for three weeks previous TO
the 9th day OF June
THOS EWBANK,
Commissioner Of
of papers will copy. their
bills the Patent Office, with paper containing this notice
Mar l6-law3w III
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SEtnsDGA6D.-Thos Of WAC ci,~ed
~
viii calling settlements
either the cash tha' all
transactions for he pat should be closed We assc svs
ourselves of this thanks fe"ds ad
public
and respectfully solicit continuance % the Same pedg
iago .ndv IN accommodate
CLhGErr, NEWTON, MAY, \ CO.
Feb 25-aavlm
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Warrington and Alexandria boat.

As.n The steamboat THOMAS CoLLYER will de-
GSa&Inp al the following hours.
nk with tha boat in Washington Boats IAN cts
The Thos Coer will be the Mount
Leave Alexandria al ~ liz, m; ~, 3, Az,
Leave Washington at 6A l04, l2A m AZ 3A D,
. .. JOB CURsoN, Captain
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A Ia WILLIE DE PARIS,

Ornamental Light, Passs, siIrer Ware &c
THE subscriber has stely been considerable
Of balls parties Sc the following articles which he VIII hire
terms,
splendid table chandelier These
made expressly my q
Two pair beautiful candelabras.
Ope pair magnificent =.
large and very splendid assortment Of silver ware french,
China, glass e. y.
every variety this line sufficient 10 furnish par
OF three thousand persons .,.. :. 4.
either separately o 'ose'he on
the reasonable terms. .,.u,,n CA Fn Hr#
Ia vile do Paris corner Penn and iltb
Dec Ga law6wh =
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by A.GREEN, AuctIon~sr.

by A.GREEN, AuctIon~sr.
ii oUsEHoLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III on Wednesday the 10Th March, shall SELL by
recorded Libe W.
foiios J7s, Of
Washington county in the District OF Columbia 10 O'Clock,
residence OF Henry Jackson, eco, street.
10th and ll excellent assortment of
Mahogany spring dvans and rocking chairs
sideboard, bureaus and looking glasses
socials union chairs
Ct "a, dining, a breakfast tables
Giitf mirror, solar, hall, and other lamps
las M crockery venetian blinds sc.
Italian, Greciap and other chairs
Feather beds, bedding, and mattresses
Three ply, ingram, and stair carpets, olclob, &c.
Andirous, shovel and tongS, Tenders and rods
land ovpo be.lstsads washstands
and
eooda ssorim Kitchen requisites.
Tarmss A sum
sixty ninety days. for satisfactorily endorsed, bearing
WIN, HUNTER, Acting Trustee.
A. GREEN, Aucnon.sr
AR 6-N
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NJ n "a sortna Goods FeshtoDs-CH ARIES ". LANE
date lane Tucker) merchant tailor land rencmen
th., no has iui returned York, beautiful
s,ocs Of French cloths casseres aud goods
by
respectfully invite their attention, all Of which will be offered
nd reasonable plices. "...t. ~ g@as5.s. ..'.
splendid lot Of childrsns clothing always hand.
Lane aud fuckers Buidngs, Perm. avenue
MAJ l3-'hnwJvn s...s4. Z ....
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OF peril TO rescue his favored feope from anarchy and
eiyii war May South Csfoina herself be saved from
me CONSEQUENCES OF The Infatuated ambition OF her dem
agogues .H I. ss. !. n. .9.atga y. $3.50
SAN JAClNT0
WASHINGTON, March II, 1851
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w. bakers plain, sweet, eagle, French, Vanilla
Chocolates, Cocoa Bronss Cocoa Paste sticks, Sc.

w. bakers plain. sweet, eagle. French and Vanilla
Chocolates Cocoon, Bronss, Cocoa Paste, Stieks,
no MERCHANTS AND CONSUMERS who would purchase be
best products Cocoa free from
and hesul than coffee and in quality thu cub
scrber
stamped with his and residence Cocoa
PASTE delicate, palatabe and sausy drinks invad
vaescepts children travellers pronounced by The
most eminent physicians superior TO any obsf pepauos HIS
and CHOCOLATES dslscacy
Paris hall
Of the nduteraon in almost ell the
Cocoa Chocolate offered TO the public, in
cheaper them, subscriber hopes that his mansac
tested and found unequal 10
cndsons they be returned 70 his agents where purchased,
nd always
quantity principal
and by agents. u. Brigham Co.. Boston; James M.
Iafordt Hnsey Murray, New George Albany
Poster Boworh, Troy, New York Grant Stone philadelphia
v. Brundge, Baltimore Howell Shoemaker Geoxe-
town. Fowko Co, Alexandria, Va; Brothers, New
orleans Kennel, Mckee Co.. Cincinnati, Ohio; VIM BasAey
n Co, Ptsbura, Pa
WALTER BAKER, Dorchester, Msss.
Mar 2-oaw6t
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MAI1RIED.

On 18th by the Rev. Mr. WooDs Mr. CHARLES
EVERETT, IT,, Of Washington, ID. e., Miss HARRIET DUN
DAS, daughter Of WILAa H. DuspAs esq, the De, of
uInhia.
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Fire.

SPRINGFIELD, (Mass } March 1.-THE railroad depot at
this place entirely destroyed by fire last night and
several persons badly injured in endea vorng
guish the flames .#.#
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Q}-NOttce-By Divine permission, the Rev. Dr. Tunkin,
Jersey preach church
this "wednesday evening at half past O'Clock
10
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"A rs u, w Davis hss pari"r aud several f"s"t-hed
vi rent rennsyivsna between
-Four ha and sixth opposite the National Hotel
Mafchlh cd
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United states Mall.
PROPOSALS mails Of United from the
July 3Olh June, 1852 Iowa,
ONCE of the Post Office Department,
the city of Washington, until the LIST Of April 1851 10
decided by 18th day April 1851 The and In the
manner and time herein specified, viz
IOWA. s....
47i5 From Muscatne ut a week. Saturday;
BY Upton Rome Anamosa Peaks Delhi, Ead's Grove and
Garnavilo +
TIE Prairie du Chen, by II m Tuesday, 100 miles
And back between Tuesday and p Friday.
Proposals Upton, with the
trips 47O2, will be considered +.
Each proposal should accompanied by guarantee
responsible the following
"The undersigned guaranty thai ,fhis
carrying
General shall obligation
with good and sufficient suretes, perform the service
proposed"
This should be accompanied by the certificate Of
and able 10 make good their
The should sealed, endorsed
proposals No. 4745,n addressed Fy
| ant Postmaster General
For the prohibition OF bids resulting from combnation
conditions which made,
annual advertisement.
N. X. HALL. Postmaster General
PosT OrrIcE DEPARTMENT, Feb. IL, 1851. .## l....
Feb l3-lawiw
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pNospESTUs-TnEA AMERICAN TEL GRAPH HE title Of
"ay afternoon tvocent be commenced cy
Na-hnx,"n during VIII
Ne independent ~ pNc aud devoted sa foreign
and domestic news aud The alienation OF
the tuhe Is invited respectfully soil
,iseas fiiff5esi ~ ~ .FE..f.t .f W. #6 -
itt CONNOLLY, wIMER, mcGtLL
March
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From the National inteisenc Of yesterday.
Conoi1-ioa Of she the AastTo-htun
EaEsaR q usssioa. ...#s.
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The Mexican and Southern Railroad

ToLEpo, March The Michigan and Southern railroad
has been mpeled Siurgess Prioy, "a miles west
Coldwater, and lao miles from Toledo. Passenger trains
daily.