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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-06-24

DOZENS, by Thomas b. Read. new and en-
i larged edition.
John Randolph Of Roanoke, and other Sketches
of Character, including William Writ, by F. W
Thomas.
Memorials of English Martyrs, by the Rev. c.
B. Taylor, M. A.
Layard's Second Expedition to Nneveh and
Babylon Harpers' edition, Svo.; many engrav-
ings.
Lahtte, the Pirate of the Gulf, by ]. H. Ingra.
ham.
Man in Search of Wife, or Adventures of a
Bachelor in New York, by Walter Seaton.
Biography of Father Gavazz,, with corrections
by himself FRANCK TAYLOR
June III -
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PROPOSALS FOR sTATIONERY.
Department OF STATE,

UEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WAsHINGToN, May 81, 1853.
In pursuance of the s'act Iegalizing and ma king
Il appropriations for such necessary objects as
have been usually included in the General Appro
priation bill without authority of law, and to fix
and provide for certain incidental expenses of the
departments and Offices of the Government, and
Tor other purposes" approved the 26th August
this Department until O'Clock, D. M, on the 2sth
day OF June next, for furnishing euch articles of
stationery, enumerated in each of the suhjoned
schedules Nos. 2, and 8, as may be required by
!. ior one year from the LIST day of July next but
1t ls to be understood by persons proposing that
the department ls to be at liberty to take either
less or greater quantity OF any article than is spe-
clhed, according to it's wants, during the year.
Each article to be Of the best quality and to be de-
nvered without delay when ordered.
SCHEDULE No. 1.
flirting Paper, hand made, of linen, laid.
oo reams 1ooscap. satin, or plain finish, to be
when trimmed 49, by l6 inches and
weigh not less than is lbs, per resm,
per resm
20 do note paper, similar finish, per ream.
SCHEDULE No. 2.
Envelope Paper, smooth.
20 do super royal, yellow per ream
10 do medium, ye low or buff, per ream
10 do double cap sn white, DO DO
5 do blotting paper, royal, do
oo 90 brown wrapping super royal, per ream.
SCHEDULE No. 3.
100 cards metallic pens, per dozen cards
70 gross metallic pens, per gross, (Perrys or
such as may be required)
5000 quilts, sos, per 1000
gross black lead pencils, Monroe's or Fa.
ber's, per gross
| dozen red lead pencils, per dozen
l 90 ivory folders, inch, per dozen
5 do red tape, No. 81. do
5 do do 49, do
S do do II, do
do do Is do
3 do silk taste, narrow, do
3 do do wide do
! do erasers, Rodgers & Sons, ivory ham
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I ,0UU do do DO do lS75... Y3
900 Maryland 6's, 1890. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT LOB
shares Bank Of Baltimore IDOL
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The New PENslOH ACl.-This benif-
cent measure gives peRsions 10 widows
as follows:
1t renews for five years TO al widows
of the soldiers of the war OF l8 2, the h ,lf
pay pension given in nsequencc Of their
husbandS in service, or Of wounds re-
c-ived, or who have died on their way
hone.
1t gives pensions to the widows Of ali
who di-.l OF diseases contracted in tha
service either of the war Of 1919, in the
Indian war since 1890, or III the Mexican
war.
And il gives pensions to widows Of
Rrvo utionary officers and soldiers wAs.
ther married before or since 1900. rhm
will carry the payment back 10 the 4th
March. lS43, and give each widow Eve
Years pension. .t uft
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-18

FEMAL DnLlcAcY.- Above every other
feature when adorls The female rharac-
ter. de icacy stands foremost WITHIN the
province Of good taste. Not that delcacy
wh ch is perpe:u lily in qnrst of some
thing to be ashamed of, which makes merit
of blush, and shippers at the false con-
slruction It's own ingenuity has put upon
AL innocent remark; this spurious KIND ct
irlcacy Is az far removed from good taste
{. f ON good fee ing and good SENSE; hu'
The high minded lelIcary which maintains
IL. pure and underwriting walk alike
amongst wnunen as IN the society Of rnei',
y hlrt shrnk- from no necessary duty and
can -peak, " hen required, with -rrlons-
ness and kndness Of things at which IL
would he ashamed To s,ni e or b u>h-thit
delira.y which knows how to confer II
benefit without wonndng the fee ings OF
another, aud hch understands also how
and WHEN to receive one e-that delicacy
which can give al.ns without display, and
advice Without AssuInptInn; anh which
pains not the most humble or u,ost sus-
osp,ibls being in creation.
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STRANGE UsrOM. most extraOrhina-
nv custom prevails among the V,zrres, II
powerful tribe occupying an Extensive dis
irlct in Cauba., among the mountains he
tween Persia and lndiu lt is, IN tact, II
tema @ rrerogatlve that has no parailei
among any other people upon the earth,
and that rev erses what we are IN the habit
of considering the natural order oi things
the women choose their bus and-, "iii
not the husbands their wives. 1t d w"-
man be /, eased with a man, she sends the
drummer of the cainp t" pm h'ndker
chl-t to h,s cap, with pm which she has
used to iasten her halr. he dhu'niir
watches his opportunity, and does this III
public, naming the woman, and the nlai
Is obliged to marry her, if he can pay hei
plice to her father.
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A MACHINE FOR DusTINs CARpErx-
Somebody has Invented machine tor
this pu pose. 1t can be SET up in room
and operated by steam, and do more work
in three hours than twenty man oan do
by shaking all day. In the process Of
cleaning, the ends of the carpets are fixed
on u wheel the carpe, passes backward
and forward between, brushes while =
number of spring heaters strike il in
order and beat GU the tlass. --hsy. Cavy.
A PRACTICAL JoKE.-rhe barque A.
B. Sturges was placed in quarantine al
81. .Iago in consequence ct h0uins iost
man o1erbeord on ths, posssge! This
raises the question:, Is falling overheard
centaxiuus or A,feetlnusi
A CvRIosIrx. man who 10 nos
H.s much in favor of tsnpsraucs ~ any.
hndy." eiraar ~oo sTa ssRasS ~
"An old Pilot Of ths Molucsas,'' says
pisafe,ta, "as.ursd me Of q verify that
tney had pignias there who dwell ia
cavarns, and had ears so very long that
they slept upon one, and covered hsWs-
se.vss with the otbey." rf
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81 here is no disputing solid fact, and
such We regard the disruption "f the whig
party. Ii is dissol, ed, and its scattered
fragments have gone At too great tan.
gent t" be ever collected again There is
no ~hig party in California, and what is
Iuore, there is no uecessity for sach an
organ IL zion, IL fact, we consider. its
consolidation At the present trne as
positive EVIL to- the State, and for reasons
that we are prepared to give, we do an-
nnuHce this opinion. State Journoi.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-18
SouElHINa NEw. -" "Shawnut," the
Neva,n correspondent Of the .4tta, says:


>eva,la correspondent Of the Alta, says:
A new method Of mining in hill Dig
| 1ings has lately heen introduced IN this
place, ns novel ~ it il fficient. fhe usual
cut is made from the outer edge at the
base into the center Of the nil From Is
reservoir on its SUMMIT, (unade with "a
blrrel, to preserve Ii steady prrs'ure) the
water is conducted by Il leaaing-hose Of
strong canvas, terminating with n plle,
similar to that of Il fire engine. The cole
uu,n of water thus produced ranges from
nenty to one huntired feet according to
the hight of the hill. he pipe is t"krn
into the area cut and brought to bear upon
its side.; ana such is the immense power
of the water as II escapes from the pipe,
that no al uvinl deposit can resist the
force for an instant. The toughest clay
di,sulves like wax, thus dsiitegrating
much fine gold, greater part OF which
has heretofore Z been lost. l hr excellence
of the plani and the wundeltu, CELEBRITY
lth which the work progresses must he
seen to be Appreciated. Fancy huge
boulder, weighing several tons, lying md
way in the side of one of these cuts, held
there 10y Il deposit OF sand, gravel and
clay, hard enough To require pi'k IN the
hand. of an ordinary workman to he
sharpened once or twire daily. l hen Wit
ness the operation of the hew appliance;
the ny .irau &c apparatus ia brought IN CON
,ac; " lth the debris enc,rclng the bould-
pr, which melt. like ice under IA ,nidsut-
mer sun, and ln! in much less time than
it requires to describe the operation, the
huge mass is re eused from, its dilnyian
home and comes :unG''ng down int" the
space below. The advantages of thus inn
portant auxiliary to ">lulcing," are-lst,
The reduction Of In.nua labor ut least
two-thirds; 81. 1t opens to miners loca-
tions heretofore unreiuu ieratlve, where
they may nov realize handsone returns
coEs, Qucnt on the great additional guam
Ut, of aurferouS soll that may be washed
within II given time; and Sd. The dan
gerous process of "u,nirrnllnng," with
the fatal results which frequent y attend
il, may Ivy this new invention be entirely
obvia,ed, as the operator can Mt all times
be wholly out ot the reach of the over
hanging entertainments.
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REMEDY roa THE YELLOW FEvER.-4
j. e. PRAIGG, Sec
June 18th, 1858,

REMEDY roR THE YELLOW FEvER.-A
correspondent Of an English paper says:
A few years ago fell in company with
u very intelligent captain of merchant
ship, who had made many voyages to the
West Indies aud also To the coast Of AT
ica, and he informed me that as AN anti
dote to the ftvsrs preval ing in those eli
mates, he always took with him large
bottle of fine pulverized charcoal. Of
which he gave his crew, teaspo"nfnl
three times day in glass OF water, and
he never lost a man by the yellow lever,
though other ships were daily losing their
men. Should any one have faith 10 try
this with good effects, ! hope It may ne
pub isped TO the world.
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Call af Mertens.

YTl re UNDER>Ii< ED bcgs leave to INFORM
l. his friends and tho public generally ina
ne receives q weekly supply Of Groceries, ~
quors etc, which he is prepared to sell at tne
lowest market prices for c.sh He would fnr
thcr add that his assortment Of Booas an
stationery is complete, including nnrnher OF
fancy articles for Offico purposes which can
not fail to give satisfaction. II. NER EMS
auburn, May 7th 1859 n3| my
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PRINCIPAL OFFICES,
Ophir. Auburn and Yankee Jim'S

A II these Offices Daily Express ls
~ received from, and dispatched TO
S.cr.,nentc-,h,ncet to all parts OF Call
f,rni,. Arne ica and Europe.
Oar routes extend. to all parts OF the
County. r.
We arc prepared 10 continue "n H'1-
press. Exchange and Banking business Oh
che most liberal scale
Our facilities for obtaining fo't O1n'e
Letters continue, as the public has h'ther'
20 found thsn 10 he, unequaled and unaP-
,,ro,cH.hle in Placer County.
Gold Dust bought at the highest ana
forwarded Al the lowest rates. lozS.
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A good WBra s. i |, ssass.yY mitigation; hut
not 70 speak ! requires only our silence,
Which cos&s us pothlrE.
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common schoo ~ No hoard Of Conrnis-
sioners or marshal, elected or appointed
under this act. shall have any jurisdiction,
within the chartered limit. Of Il city Win h
rha have provided for the support and
regulation Of common -chools, except
gee. =. The County Superintendent
may, and he is hereby empowered, in in
corporated cities to appoint three Sch'ol
nInissioners for any common school or
distrIc', upon petition Of the inhabtsants
thereof requesting the same. .
>ec. q. such schools shall be, and are
hereby entitled 60 all the rights and priv
l-ges Of any other city or common school
IN the p o ala division of school money
raised by taxation and shall receive its
proportion of money from the State School
Fund in the annlI.,l distributou; ProUidcd
they are conducted in accordance with the
requirements of this Act.
Each county is authorised 10 raise a tax
not exceeding Ave per cent. on the 500
for school purposes
A ttate Convention of city and county
-uperinttndents, cOnlIIi IIisSioners and teach
er. of common schools is IT, he held au-
nually at the stat Capital, to discuss and
RI commend improvements in teaching and
~ the management of schools, and TO re-
commend series Of schoo hooks Sc
Until the first conv-ntion the Superintrud
ent of Pub &c Instruction is to recommend
uniform series of school books.
The foregoing nre the main features OF
the new saw.
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NUMBER To-

q A LAaY CAsr.-Where is the man shas
start q this storyf Somebody cab him in
tO coHrt. ... ~. r "a r-,@
~I wat, to know y baw'ed ou, Spear-
grass, "'f that boy hahff got, through them
tater. yetr' r ~ - a SEA.
"Snakes alive" responded the old wv-
man, "A"u had better he hooking arfer that
Jabex; here it's night, and he haint bro'x
single bucket Uf them tatera from tho
field this blessed dny."" oisa sa"'ttaH' %
"Tew bad," continued the Cd man,
"lll bet he h,ir dug busheE Of poyayoes
this day, aud strictly charged k.Ia to b.
sprS, aud dig and carry in ten ,shels be-
fore sun down, or I'd give him the !.
firede.t w'alloping he ever had in bis bora
days" y,..fti.1 frf, f....t.-. .t.aerT
With this piece Of eloquence burning
,le ann started for the tater field. There
stood Jub,s great .ebIol y Of a slabsi.
drd, doless- ook,ug whelp, digging for
dear life, ns though he was afraid dark
would atch him before he got the last pO.
tato out Of the ground. ut,'
"W ny on arth aint you been and bror
in them tuter-l Where are they! How
many have you dsg7' bauled ous ,he old
nran.
"Wall dad!" responded the hopeful.
trying 10 wipe the sweat from bis brow.
and strengthening up his 'ong. lazy body
perpendicular with the shovel handle,
"l'y- been turkerIn' away bike sin all the
afiernOoli, and--.-l b7H ,e7s.0 ly1ilgnsd
"W here's the tatsr.f" bsw ed out the
old man
"WHll dad, ,here's on-t I war snakiu'
out another when you c"uIe, and. Ss soon
as tip ,other out there'il t,e jus, three Of
'em."
Old Speargrass went in "lenons," and
the way he let loose with his wattle, and
Jabea cut loose for home, WAS a Que IL
lustration Of the comic almanac. ah.gs
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-18

NAVIGATING THE AlR.-Many have
been the attempts ot late years to find
some means of navigating the air. Bel
lows Of every conceivable shape, and
steering apparatus OF ahous nd devices
have been in vain tried. Ingenious r,inds
have been long engaged in Nm effort to
propel baloous by steam; but the practical
difficulties thus far have proved insuper-
able. A MIR. Porter, however, claims to
have accomplished this ut last. He has
constructed Nh aerial conveyance, which
h- calls an AIroport, which ne has twice
exhibited in Washington city, Z" shc'greas
satisfaction and admiration Of his au-
dience. A miniature machine which was
put in operation in a large saloon, pad.
died its way through the air, says the
Washington Republic. in any direction in
dicated, Ivy means Of steam. The result
Of this experiment strengthens the hope
that tho untlr'ng protector Of this means
ut aerial navigation may succeed in BRING
ing ii to II practical resu {. Mr.. Porter
seems TO he sanguine that n machine on
this principle can he constructed. capable
of making two trips to California and
back in IA week, carrying two hundred
passengers; thus, at one hundred dOllars
n berth, realizing a snug profit on the in-
vest,uehf
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-18

n n An urn Lodge, No Z. meets
rorv .atnrd,v evening. Brethren in
good standing are invited to visit
= v HARDESTY, Secretary.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-18
NEW YORK sHAvIG S ALoos!!!

NEW YORK SHAVIG S ALOOH!!!
WM. STEVEN. Hairdresser, ate Of
w New York, takes this method Of in
hrrning h,l patrons and the public in gen
sral that he has established his quarters,
nnti further notirs, AT ths
CRESCET CITY,
adjoining the International. He would
tur'har add that he is the sole agent IN
Auburn of DR.. Williard's ce ehrated
Hair Invigorator. Carrington's Bay Rum,
and Williams Yankee Soap.
Sa4vIse Is cents. '.' apr 3 nss
j. Nj. SHEPHERD,
General Newspapers Agent,
Sesxalnsnto. City, ~.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-18

Eureka Lodge No. lG, OF r g. A.
II Nasons, meet tho first and third Mondays
In ever, month Transient brethren IN Sood
standing are invited to communicate.
II I HOLMES. Secretary
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-18

- y. Fisher, begs leave to in orm the
H. public that he keeps on hand genera
assortment { machinery for mining. of'g'
,,al designs gotten up in n, inner shat can
t,ot fail to give s ,tisiactiOn
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-18

UMPIRE HOTEL, and General Stage
~ '4ouse Auburn, Placer county
,its II. VI. HOUSE.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-18

~ +. Hillyer, AttorneS and Counselor
~, at Law, Yankee Jim, Placer CO. al.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-18

TT A. SCOFIELD, Justice of the Peace,
Ill. uhurn, Placer County Cal Once At
the Sheriff Office. two doors above the our'
Ao,,xo mar 2G my
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-18

Hcnry w. Miles, Justice OF the psa'c
Main street. Yankee lin. Placer co.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-18

Miles Hotel, Main ST., Yankee i'm
plAccr county, by smith 4 Wetherbec
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-18

u q. RYRasoN, Attorney and oun-
L IL seller ut Law, Auburn, Placer ounty
California. III
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A LBERT +. NIcoIAY, AUCIIoNEER.

A LBERT H. NICOI.AY, AUCrIONEER -PEREMPTORY
sale, without reserve, to the highest bidder, Of vau
able property at Port Washington, Shrewsbury, Mon
mouth county N j.: the Pavilion Hotel, neat frame
Church, and half story frame cottage two frame
stores and about 100 beautiful building lots at auction
Albert H. Nicolay will SELL Wednesday, Fob. 3d. at
IL O'Clock at the Merchants Exchange New York. the
well known and fashionable resort known the
Port Washington Hotel together with about eight lots
5OxsO fronting on Shrewsbury river Port Washington
Monmouth county, N. J. 2d-A neat frame church. with
six lots of ground about 5Ox90 feet eac church about
30x60 feet, less, built by Thomas Hunt, Esq I'd
A and half story frame cottage with two lots Of
ground about 50x9O feet EACH together with good two
story frame barn. cottage about 20x2S barn 20x3O
ess rents for $75 year, and will rent for
next year 4th-A frame store, one and half stories
HIGH about 15x20 feet Also adjoining about 16x22
feet will CHI for about 500 year. Lot 108 feet
inches in front 01 feet by So feet inches
side, and 70 feet inches the other in depth 9Th
rear and from 160 feet in depth fronting Wash
ington MAN, Church. lafayette and Hunt streets and
the Red Bank road all situated elevated ground COM
mandng splendid view Of the Shrewsbury river and the
surrounding country and will be sold with the privilege
of lots at the option Of the purchaser The
steamboats, Thomas Hunt Golden Gate and Edwin Lewis
ply daily in the season. and every other day in
the winter fare rs cents Stages always ready
the arrval Of the boats to convey to Long
property in New Jersey the any natural born
citizen Of the United States Title ndisputable Terms
per cent and the auctoneers fee the day Of SALE
40 cent the 9th March, when the deeds win be ready
for delivery. The balance remain bond and mort
gage for three years at per cent discount Of 10
cent will be made for cash For photographic maps and
full particulars apply to the auctioneer 40 Wall street.
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lat 81 Ion IS, schr Randall; leth OF Hasteras.
Brig Nancy Ann (oi wens), Jacobs, Georgetown, SC,
Brig Trenton (of Eisworth) Hanes Camp Pinckney.
Brig Biooklins lof Eastpor), Crosby, EastpOrt, to
Brig EiweT Gilchrst, Arecibo % days. to Moller,
schr Penny, Foster, Maracaibo, 20 days, to Matt
land Phelps Co. The Z S experienced heavy weather
Schr Elizabeth Lee Galveston, via Key West IA days
to order. Jan 49, in the Gulf, into by an un-
known bark which carried away bowsprt jbboom, cut
water and head; put into Key West to repair.
Schr Ambassador, Eaton, Doboy Island, Ga 10 days.
Schr Barcelona (of nlsworth), Fritz Jacksonville,
DAYS to Massey Petit Feb TO- in NE gale lost part
of deck lead
schr Roanoke (of Elsworth), Anderson Jacksonville,
days bound TO Black Rock
Schr Wellington Wells, jacksonville. 10 days.
Schr Henry Cole, Hazelton, Attakapas, 10 days.
Schr Rebekah, Goddin, Edenton, NC days.
Scbr Seaport, Price, Hamilton, NC days.
Schr Hugh Scott, Terrier, Fredericksburg, days.
schr Richmond Wyatt, Richmond, days.
Schr Yorktown, MCGEE, Petersburg, 10 days
Schr Aida Delnoe, Norfolk, 3days.
schr Lewis A Edwards, Ward, Norfolk days.
Schr Howard Davis, Norfolk, days
Schr Ripggod, Mott, Norfolk, days.
schr Chief Van Name, Virginia, days.
Schr Lucy Penn Smith, Virginia 2 days.
Schr Panthea, Lanpher, Virginia, 2 days.
Schr Evelnc, Powell. Virginia, days.
Schr Oregon Pierson, Virginia, days.
schr Hqntley, Hammond Baltimore 3 days
Schr Alfred Barratt, Argo, Baltimore, days
Schr Talbot, Chace Baltimore days.
Schr Ophr Baker, Philadelphia, days.
Schr Jane Henderson Ogden PHILADELPHIA 3 days.
Schr Sophia Godfrey Williams, Buena VISTA NJ, days
Schr Sarah Elizabeth, somers Port Royal, NJ, days
schr George Frances Crockett, Cherrystone, 2days.
Schr Mosele Rich Boston, 10 days, bound to Tanger.
Schr Lady Suffolk, Crowell, Boston, days
sehr Henry Payson, Edridge, Boston, days.
Sloop Joel Smith, Corson, Virginia, days.
Sloop Mary Ellen Corson, Virginia, days
BELOW.
ship Guy Mannering (pkD Freeman Liverpool to
Taylor & Merrill
Bark Maria (of Bath, so days from Shields.
Brig Nebo, Pierce. from Mobile.
Also, two ships unknown.
Wind during the day, 81.
The schr Eleanor, Farnham, for Madagascar, cleared
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Passengers Arrived .

CHARIEToy-Steamshp James Adger-Mrs Morris Ket-
chum. Mrs Herwig Mrs Chatter Mrs Gohr, Mrs Snowden
Lehman and wife, Mrs Nicer and servant, II Baldwin
Leroy Wiley, HILL Flash, Chas Hoyt, John Har
teson Geo Youle, Franklin Youle, Hosch, Dickin
son Morrow, Wyatt, Jas Russell and friend Ma.
con- W b Andrews, Wilkinson, Hughes, w
Ferris, J Phillips, Wsrford, l. Sands, David
Hatch Gould. l. Dearborn, W Robertson, W Shear,
CTonyes, J Hayne-2s in the steerage.
IAvfEpOoT-Ship Hendrix Hudson-Mr Adam Young,
lady, and two children.
InERpoor--Bark Racehorse-J Machin, lady, and two
children.
RIO JAxuRo-Brig Chatsworth-Capt Somers mate
and steward Of scbr Mary Lutterloh recently lost see
Miscel Capt Bartlett Of schr Emma Frances do also
toe carpenter and cook o( ship Italy Of Bath DO.
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EXPLORING EXPEDITION.

NJAvY Observation-Disclosures OF MEDICINE AND
~ Surgery, February 9th, Neutrality-suspicious.
being constantly made to this bureau for pun chases Of
and other articles diet suited to the ma
val service you hereby ordered to receive such spec
may be sent to you by the parties interested
and after q careful examination of their several
merits during your absence in the Arctic regions
port in writing to this bureau am, sir respectfully,
your obedent servant, (Signed) THOS. HARRIS
ITO Passed Asst Surgeon r. X. Kane.
Persons desirous of avaing themselves of the above
order requested to send their articles of diet to IS
South street. New York. before the 5th of April
E X. KANE, p. A. ST. U. S. Navy,
Commanding Arctic Expedition