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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
HOUSE OF REPREsEsrATIvEs,U u, s.,
CLYRK's OrrIcE, April 10 1851

4
pursuance Of the 18th section OF the act Of Con-
IL gress Of the 26th August, lS32. entitled Gan act
tlegalizing and making appropriations for such
cessary ohjects M have been usually included in
the general appropriation bills without authority Of
expenses of the departments and officers Of Gov
ernment and for other purposes which said l7th
section is as follows: 1871 tss-- ese@ '
''SEc. IT. And be IL further enacted, That all sta
tionery, Of every name and nature, for the use Of
the two houses of Congress, and all stationery and
job printing, of every name and nature, for the nee
of the several departments Of Government, and
for the bureaus and ofIicesin those departments at
Washington, including All stationery, blanks,
wrapping paper, and. twine, and mail bags fur
nshed the post Offices and collectors Offices through
out the United States, shall hereafter be furnished
and performed by contract, by the lowest bidder.
as follows The 6esrotary Of the Senate. the Clerk
OF the House OF Representatives. the head Of each
Department, and such deputy postmasters in the
General and the Secretary Of the Treasury shall
respectively designate for that purpose, shall re-
spectivcly advertise once week for at least four
weeks, in one more Of the principal papers pub
lished in the places where such articles are to
be furnished, or such printing done, for sealed
proposals for. furnishing stch articless or the
whole or any particular class Of articles, or
for doing such printing, or the whole or any.
specified job thereof, to be done at such place,
specifying in such advertisement the amount,
quantity and description of each kind of articles 10
DC furnished, and; a. near az may be. the nature;
amount, and kind Of printing to be done; and all
such proposals shall be kept sealed until the day
specified in such advertisement for opening the
same, when they shall be opened by or under the
direction Of the officer making such advertisement,
in the presence Of at least two persons; and the
person Offering to furniah any class OF such articles
or to perform any specified portion or Job Of said
work. and giving saisfactory security for the per-
formance thereof, undor forfeiture not exceeding
twice the contract price in of failure, shnll
ceive contract for doing the same; and in case
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,LoTHING AND CLoTHTna mATERIALs..
gs 8iel sa NAVY DEPARrMEHr, 4 .
BuredH Of Prouisions and Clothing, qsssi

. fu Vt.tftt ttff. NJ axrxxn n~r. {
p,,.a,, oS pr,.': s;a.,. :, -, 'rs,s.s:lg
Anr;l "a ISsiusa
c,EAI.En ppoposATs. andorsed up ror,o..ls q,
- NAVY Cioth;nr and Cloth;ng Nsta,;sIs ;, w;ll
be received al this Office until O'Clock 3. M on
tha oo5 ~ nf NJ. ,,ext ,r S,,rr;sl,;s
and Seiiy yer;no. 1on rccs;v;n th;rty dsvs, nnt;cs
~ each ~ eiiher ~ thc nav Y.rds - ChsrIcs,
town M.ssachnretts. RrooLiyn. New 'Yort. And
Cosnort. Vircina ssuch ounntities onlp IL a. anv Or
Iii II ~. = ~ ~ M, Ts,,h
IN and Clothine Materials as NAV be ordered bv
the Chief of this, Bureau. or by the commandants
Of aid navv Yards. resnactiveiy. dnr;nc the soai
vesr commenc;nc On liz i 4 dsv Of Jni1 nert and
ending On ire 3Oth dav 81 June. 1880 w,
=, M S,.~I,-.. ~. q, a. d q, ''-'lts "a <,oa
Blue Piot clotn pea Jacke.s, Wool 1'U ,oo
r., n,o,I .o.d ;".I 's'>'' AZ i = 'ooo o0o
~ a. tra-ssls 10 .. & G0o
~ 49,, .h;r.s ,.,;,loa .r, ,,o r'0o'
~ daa --A' - A-'A ""oo m n,o
49,, ,;,isa =, i ,I.
-. d,,ns "''u 80" 3 q ooo
-, !. -. =, -, -. 1,ooo ~
10 aannei draWsrs' .xi,,ea u nhu woora eooo 10Y
.Is ~ ..,; - $500 ~ ASS0 nSS
r. 49, teSussrs - ''l'' ~ NM 000
IA rnslsv shaet;ng Far do, !. /. y. vard. 1 10G
1nngsrss4 ~ yyord. ~ E00 200
CsiSsf;r 49,. 49, ''SoS Z SoS
T;p.s;a Islsnnn saoes 20 M 80 eoCC oC0
Tstrsr;, r,r,,,s p N'i ~ ig'ii' 'ss A. N no
~ ,u,, ~ 400
S,;;t :. 49,. . :. - eoo
Black silk handkerchief ..........., l2, 900
Blankets. .................. 5000
The clotbino and clotbino ,r,ateriais will be di-
vded into nine cIasses for sach az which ser,arate
nronosaIs viii he rccs;vcd and rate cnntrart
rfnafe. I viz. .> = = = ~
First Class.--All the woollen articles made up,
Jackets bne rloth ro,,rd Il rketa bI,1e cloth try
srrs bine flannel over sb;rts bne flannel under.
sh;rts and bIpe Aannel dra u,ers
SecOpd g.
ouired for msLing rcrments similar 10 those soe.
Gifted in the first class. fl.3.1l. s4
Third Ciass-All the linen articles made IN,
viz Barnsley sheeting frocks and canvas duck
trowsers. ~ tSs EN
Fourth Class-All the Barnsiey sheeting and
canvas duck that may be required for making
garments similar to those specified in the third
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On every other description of paper, not
designated above, bat TO be 90 by the Office
ordering it, whether circulars. instructiops, &
warrants, forms, rcturns, &C., ns specified
in the irst paragraph, for NJ
'A o dn byf t3' tfio' iilis ] y7sy l.5sl d
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nISTURNELI,S AMERICAN AND EURO
JPEAN RAILWAY and STEAMSHIP G UIDE,
with maps. just published and this day received
for sale by TAYLOR h MAURY,
MAY Booksellers, near 9th at.
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SPLENDID SCHEMES
.gsi sslw 81 e ror THE .tfi pdl 4Ye.
VIRGINIA MONONGALIA LOTTERIES,
For May, 1851.
sssJ w tIAJIRy d m MANAGERS

1t ~ ~'A-~~ A~~'~'
Class No. So. to be drawn at Alexandria, Va,
(, Saturday, May 10. 1851
4 s16 drawn numbers out of 7sl Il ay
rRlzss sso5 ssoo sS SSS, &c., sSs1 s5a0l7'
ses 10 Of $1,000. &C.
Whole Tickets SIS HALVES ss7 so - Quarters
I $s rs Eighths 81 SRI. - -
M Saturday, May II, 1851
66 Number Lottery Drawn Ballots.
pR'ssS $780, ss'00o s4o5s Sla'sas' sssooo. $1,000
. ,a IS Of $1,000, IS e $500,
Whole Tickets lo--Halyes $6-Quartera S2 so.
Class E. to be drawn al Alexandria, Va, ON Sat
urday, May "a, 1851.
i as Number Lottery--l2 Drawn Ballots.
$4,000. S6s65, ~ 10 Of ss,6OO,
sta. 40 Of y 500, 90 Of 81 200,
Whole Tickets only S2O-Halves $l0--Quarters
! 4a $b-Eighths 81 so. XII rs,
Glass No. 60, to be drawn at Alexandria, va. on
~ Saturday, May 81, 1851. tt3
~ 78 Number Lottery--l3 Drawn Ballots.
PRIZES; $4,000, $4,000, $4,000
&c. &c. = wy &C.
Tickets $i0-Halves S5-Quarters s So 80.
Orders for tickets and shares and certificates OF
in the above splendid lotteries will receive
the most prompt attention, and official account
Of each drawing win be sent immediately after it
is over to all who border from US. sh5,
"A AdSress is r1. g MAukY, Ii...,ls 1gs"'i,
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NEW York LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY

Office No. 68 Hal street, .Nelo York
MoRRIs FRANKLIN, Presidents srENcRn s. BsNR
DICT, vice-prcsidenti PLINY FREEmAS,
Actuary.
1ymS COMPANY, conducted upon the mutual
j insurance principle, and also upon the princi-
pie Of leavinga proportion of the amount of the
premiums interest in the hands of insurers, has
greatly extended its business and profits, and
erred s benefits at the least possible cost and out
lay to insurers
Insurance granted to persons visiting California.
Its agency at Washington comprehends the fol-
lowing officers a9g s8sg8sg9a aial4a Z 44e i.s
VIM. Jones, M. D., medical examiner, near cor
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! Peter g. Washington, agent, Apollo Hail. Penn.
sylvahia avenue, opposite Union Buildings.
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general descriptions required. 1 eslsA
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NDMUND III. WILSON. ATTORNEY AT
H. Law, will practice in the courts Of Washing
ton Collections and claims before the different
Departments will receive prompt attention. Also,
conveynncing and other business in the adjoining
counties OF Virginia will be duly attended 70. OF
foe on Louisians avenue, four doors above Copp's
Pavilion. M Dec " s
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IL NATIONAL M ONU MENT, ,4iss
A iceskiy journal to BE- published IN Warrington. un-
der the sanction Of the Washinsfon National lhonn-
nsent Society. st si. \, XXI
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presented in the accompanying speeches before the Sen
ale OF the United States. 10 which are appended extracts
from important decisions of The Supreme Court with
sketch OF the surveying system adopted and prachsed
upon by our government This measure, with supple
mental enactment, which II is proposed 10 introduce al
the next session OF Congress, will, II Is believed raliy
and establish every good title in California, and annul
every bad In their present loose uncertain aud I'M
perfect condition. they would without the aid OF an act
of Congress. be utterly insufficient 10 vndlcate, under
treaty, the right OF claimants TO any particular acts oil
land against title the government might grant but.
under the recent legislation all good claims will be with
drawn from the condition, and perfected into complete u
ties. in the form OF patents from the United States
whilst all fictitious worthless, and invalid claims Will be
forever annued and the land covered thereby surveyed
and donated, sold out to citizens The security OF
title thus effected, every man IN California VIII feel
like going TO work in earnest and renewed Inducements
viii be held out for emgrants the older portions OF
the Union We shall have farmers mechanics aud bust
in every department OF life, coming in among
US, merely in pursuit OF valuable minerals but OF inc
exhausess agricultural wealth OF the country Properly
will in great TO be subject TO the huctua
tons nseparabe from uncertainty OF tenure, anu VIII
command steadily advancing prices The enterprise ana
energy OF people will found Cities enlarge exist
ing ones establish commercial depots, develop he
and extend the trade and commerce OF tne state
and soon will vndicate the claims OF California TO he
first rank among the members of the conederacy, and OF
the other States of the world in all that adons civiza-
ton and contributes to human happiness
WASHINGTON Cry March IL, 1851
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THE subscbsr having United govern
the combined yapor
Ls said invention reAsoasbe
The the applied single
engine cylinders pons,
cylinder piston la
either Of acted BY and The other
psrcho0s, liquid
The power applied the ordinary engine
cylinder having
e1sd expansive therein, into artgh
number small tubes
peehlode easily liquid, into the
OF
uy absorbing BY liquids the
pow upon
coming the surface Of the tubcs charged teTew
portion
thereby ysporiled, and tbs
returned boiler The thus obtained BY the
OF peTchlofde other liquid IN The tubes
Quoted into the second CYLINDER and amer e1esng It's elastic force
(Which than steam) upon the piston IN the second GYM
der condensed and BY mean. Of pump returned into
the vaporizer which thus Keeps regularly supplied and 10 alter
nate yapozed and condemned The saving effected BY THIS en-
CINE in tho quantity OF Goals required for the stean the
smaller occupied BY IL and the avoidance Of IN
the boiler completely distilled ny the Teiseraon
saponzaton and condensation The perehode very cheap
fluid when charged The quantity the tubes Will last
siderable condensation and vapoLaion
ing very hng bulk employ model
and sectional illustrating this be on
For terms Of saie &c
apply ONCE OF Lachalse Fauche, No. ~
May 3o-eost PROSPER DU CREMBLEY
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SPANISH ErIaurrrE SO sacred at one time were the
feet their majeses the Queens OF Span that to think
OF them peccadillo to speak OF them outrage,
and to touch them q capital offence. Princess Ann Of
Austria, bride OF Phillip ~. arriving in Spain, pre-
scented with a parcel OF silk stockings by the stocking
manufacturers OF . city where she rested Her major
domo. swelling with honest Indignation flung the stock.
ngs away, exclaimng Know that the Queens Of Spain
have ieet ALAS !" cried the simple hearted bride,
bursting into tears, II had known my feet to be
cut oh, would never have stepped my foot in Spain y
On another occasion, the second of Charles ii
near losing her life through this ridiculous etiquette
Riding one day, her horse. spirited animal. taking
fright reared up in such that the Queen slipped
OIL OF her feet the time catching in the str
rup. The horse began to kick. The Queen was in i'm
minent danger. But il death for any male, save
the King and the chief Of the pages to touch any part Of
the Queens person. TO say nothing OF hereet one OF
her first bold enough to attempt her rescue
AT length, her peril every moment increasing. two cava
ers ran to her assistance. One held the horse while
tina other exiricaied her Maesty's pedal extremity Not
waiting for tbs thanks customary such OCCASIONS the
two heroes took to their heels, with anything but hero
like haste and having ordered out their swiites, chargers
were about to exile themselves when messenger in
formed them that her Majesty gracously pleased TO
pardon their offence.-N,w Haysn Register.
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In the May number Of De Bows Review we find the
following interesting anecdote in relation TO Mr.. CAL
houn, the full particulars OF which have before
been given. The incident IL equally honorable 10 all
parties concerned and the decacy with which the
was performed Ia Characteristic OF the place and the
people. From an interesting Biographical sketch OF
Henry w. Conner we extract the following passage
Southern Press
"a short time before Mr. Calhoun's death. and about
the time it ascetained that he declining. il
resolved by number OF public spirited gentlemen TO
raise by subscription among themselves sum Of money
sufficient TO pay of debts that his devotion 10 the
public interests he had been obliged contract fur
n.h hm with ample funds TO travel TO Europe The design
was demand Il Of him ~ duty to his State 10 quit
Congress for time and 60 abroad He died before they
had made up the amount, or communicated with him
$50 900 The venerable Judge Huger, H. Gourdn, and
Conner. the movers In the matter and acted as
the trustees
In communicating their action to Mrs. Calhoun, the
committee very decaely say;
ain this hope his many friends deemed 1t privilege to
their part towards freeing his mind as far as was pos
ble from every both Of public and private nature
and they united IN .sns aas and Without 70. a ~
his debts il this State. but suRcen ALEC 70 enable him 70
travel his health could he have bssn prevailed on TO do
40 By laudatng his debts without any previous intns
him OF their design they had hoped 70 have recon
ced his high and fas'doas Of indie.
the arena OF public life.
His sudden and .mentsd death dsfsa,sd all hs plans
and disappointed all their hopes.
But though dsnied tbs Of presenting TO him
this Offering OF their gratitude and Affection hey sll claim
privilege OF rendering the dead the tribute of their
profound veneraton nd sincere asc by turning
the mother OF his children tho object Of his pure
be devoted and constan. Affection and the chief monrner
sorrow and respectfully and aec atey claim that they
may regard you the Of him they highly
which has been raised and which 10 in the hands of
the committee to be paid over TO you At any moment
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United state. Hotel At PhiiadeIphi..

THE subscriber respectfully his friends and the
eng he has assumed the propstorsbp Of the
Hotel with the hotel
der late proprietor he feels perfectly sata promising ~ old
nothing wanting confirm
house In the country No has been
in completely rehng the entire establishment and he
changes introduced for the
ladies' Firmly determined give satsfac
he socs continuance OF that patronage always 80 freely
on the old United States
May 29--lmif A. g. ALLEN
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We learn from the Baltimore papers that Mr. Nee;
the Brazilian minister, accompanied BY nIs family
Condin. his secretary Of legation Hon. RobeH,
Sch.ncs The United States minister to Brazil;
Clack. secretary of legation; and the Hon; John
pendleton. United States charge TO Buenos Ayes,
rived in that city on Monday on their way to N9no
whence they are to sail Tor BIO Janairo In the w.
destined for China.-Natiomal Infeil,genesr.
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mr. Wsbsssrs B~1als BpsssA
The following comment on that portion of Mr.. WI
s,ers speech in which he speaks Of the civil war tI
to arise on the frontier Of Texas, the views Of
Taylor cabne, had been responded to by Congress, !
taken from the Delaware Gazette. and strike VI
appropriate
From the Delaware Gssstn
"There ia one other poin, In this great speech wh'
we must advert tribute tho memory and sbors o
true patrio, and able statesman, no morc-Jsmos
Polk II will be embered that Mr. Folks sdminis1
ton took tho ground that, the United States having
mittsd Texas into the Union with her bounda1
defined by herself 1t was no, Afterwards Cd
petent for discuss repudiAte them.
For this posi- lion he and his advisers were rutbe
nssniled by the wings OF all stripes Max now, vi
it too ints to affect the question: and nothing remains
to do justice the TRUTH how Daniel Webster sussin'
defends and es,ablshe this great position Of James
Polk. He saysi
ieo BY her rspoistio~ AID III battle Of Sa. Jaei~to.
made her sovsrsig~ posssr. have already stated 20
what had aotic paed from tho movement-hst she woj
ask 70 como into the Union . save State We adm !
her in l84S and we admitted her slave STATE
ADMITTED her in 1876, awd ps sdrsiifsd kr Nth n0
bo~~dariss-rsmsmbv that she etsipsd ~ ec"qssa
of ii. Rio GranAs SAs claimed aiso br fAss hmu .
ks~ co~sfustio~ had declared s~d ssfabishsd a. w.
hssfs Of 7snas 7N,s her clssss, s~d, hs~ ~ ~
rsfsd i~fo tAs Uasfei Satss the U~sfsd Stai0 80 ~e
fns Ar territory. THxy ADMITTED NEE As sus WAS }
look her she defined her own hmts, and WIN ,os ~
Of making three additional slave States. ] say, w.
thing. lst d. 10 back TO 1850 What the state Of
in 1880 There Texas claiming all, or gfess -
that which the United States had acquired rom No.
Nav Mexico. She stated that IL belonged TO ncf "
Quest md bv her adm into the United 3ta@ss AZ
was ready to enforce her claim by the force oil arms
"Tru,h 10 mighty, and i, wM prevail
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New MALL ARRANoEMENr.-Aboutt the LIST Of W.
new arrang enent Of the mail servlce between WEI
ton and New Orleans goes into effect, which, ~
pecsed, will reduce the number Of failures 70 CODE
and prevent the accumulation OF mails at . single ~
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Az the performances Of Mssss Robinson Eldreds
circus company have been attended and approved BY such
maltitudes Of citizens it IL needless to say anything
further than announce that they will give another eI
hibition tonight and this afternoon extra perform
ance will be given for families who cannot conveniently
attend At night.
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cUPERIOR CANTON MATTINGs.-The subscribers

SUPERIOR CANTON MATTINGs.-The subscribers
specuiy inform all housekeepe want Of superior article Of
Canton they additional supply Of The follow
ing descriptions, OF which they furnish any quantity
Marking white, of superior quAty In O y 81, and -
checked red and white, a. "a, and -
Gowqua white, super, "a, 81 and a.
Do In varegated coou, cottage, heavy, "a, 54
and4 4
Do white, heavy, 81, 4 and -
OF that extra heavy and fine white and
manss all will admit who them,
In his city BEFORE
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