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Massachusetts, Brookn, New York and eospof Virginia saeh
by the chief Of This bureau OF by be respect
year ending June 50, 1854 viz: -
Boxes, shaving handkerchief, silk, fancy eolors
Brushes, shaving Looking glasses
brushes, serubbing Mustard seed
Brushes, shoe Needles. sewing assorted
Buttons, navy, coat Razors, IN single
Biaesns, Sososo Riband, hat
Beeswax Soap, shaving, IN cakes
Combs, coarse six, sewing, blue black
Combs, line Scissors
GSsss io spS Ss Thread, black white and blue
Jaekknyes Tape, black and white
Handkerchief, cotton Thnblss.
Mustard and pepper will be required at New oA 0S anu "
All good quality equal 70 the best OF hp
generally used The service ana @ aa a. said
yards this bureau and subject 70 sae @ ~ ana T.
respects satisfactory 70 The o,es s1 10 be- aeys
appointed by M Navy Dspafnsm M e ~ n or
price of each and every article as DC s
n s one Or more dozen Of the packed aud
NAKED with iheir contents contractor the
when put up and when DESIRED IN good suoa
The establish such stations other than
au n ,he cheTof The bureau of Provisions and Clothing
direct purchases be made to supply The de-
cency under the penalty to be expressed IN the contract me rec
co,nlng either of The aforesaid shall
be that suSm mas nss% 10 the
contract will be required and per eennm IN add
collateral security secure its performance
paid until all respects complied
with ninety per OF all deliveries made VIII be
paid by the navy agent within thirty days after bills duly auheh
Gated, shall have been presented 10 MN.
Blank proposals obtained application to The
Portsmouth, New Hampshire Boston, New ofk
Philadelphia Baltimore Norfolk Pensacola and al TINS bureau
A bidder OF the ac
cepance his proposal Will be deemed nohhoaloh efeo
meaning 1916, and his bid VIII be made and
| acc n conformity with this unde standing
offer made be accompanied Gas directed IN te nc
appropriations for the naval serve" Tor oio'
approved s6) by written guarantee sgued by one
mo undertake
their bid be acctped enter into
with good aud sufficient suees U
The bureau VIII not be Obligated
unless accompanied ny the required
to be cehsd ny the navy
agen- district of general
known the bureau
from the act Of Congress approred august 10, 1916
"sEo G. further enacted That from and after the
Of the
the the general appropriation
March third eighteen hundred aud ioy
persons effect they undertake tha
his their bid be accepted, enter
such time be prescribed ny he secre
sufficient sureties, To furnish The
supplies proposed No proposal sha be considered unless
the OF proposal and
bidder bidders he they shall il 10
within the prescribed by The Secretary
Navy shall proceed TO contract
furnishing the said supplies and
the conaned IN
the for which nc have
furnishing the said supplies for the whole period OF the
bidder
and The be immediately
debt against either or all OF said persons"
Mar 3l--lawlw
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United States boundary Commission,
W.suISGTos CITY, March %, 1883
OF the limited appropriation for continuing tue
boundary between Tie United staes ana me
Mexico, The nccefsity OF economy ana he
employees attached To lhe boundary
commission all persons said comssion appoint
nv The President Of the In
terror, hereby discharged. ,.... :, =, .,,,nr,,
81 commissioned
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ERENCH'S HOTEL, corner OF Frankfort street and
City square, Opposite the City Hall and Park foanlan
city, opened subscriber May
5g red and furnished August 1859 lie trusts that for
veneuce comfort and cannot be surpassed
other hotel
tnen only all OF which warmed They all
wnhslands, which supplied Gro
through sverpaed cocks There but one bed Ia
closets floor win be liz with
conducted
and meals be ordered the spacious
splendid In immediate vicinity
Ia and the principal places Of amusement.
Dee 2-d3o r. FRENCH.
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ron CARRYING THE MAILS.
rosr orrloE DrrARrMssr. Mach Is. 1853.

PosT oFfoE DEFARTMGNrs March le, 1858.
pRoPosALs for carrying sis Of the United States from
the day November, o. June, 1884
CALIFORNIA and the Territories OF
on CON MEXICO, viii be the contract
tie Post once Department. the Of Washington un
decided by the 81 81
August lime herein speeinea,
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SELcCT Boarding school Young Ladies', VIII
mngon, Delaware under the chareesof Miss MCLEAN who
families ut the South Number
All branches of thorough English edu
caion taught together with Latin, French, music Sc
References Wmingon Delaware, Rev. Alfred Lee d. ID.
Hon. Judge Megan Il. Gipia, Hon. John Wales Baltimore
Hon. b. C. Howard, G. d Hoffman, esq.
For further particulars and references, address
A. NJ. MCLEAN,
MaraB-dim Wilmington Delaware.
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These stop Southampton both going and returning
PROPOSED DATES or sAlLNG-ls53


- lower
All letters and through the poet office
No bills Of ading will be signed the day Of sailing
IN ~ attached to each steamer.
For freight apply tu
MOLLER, SAND, a RIERA, 26 South st. ". Y,
&. A. uEiNCKEN a CO., Bremen.
MARTlNEAI, CROsKEY, Il Co Southampton,
.. WILLIAM ISELIA, Havre.
JanQ 5--dly
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NAVY DxFARTAERr,
Bureau Of Provisions and Ciuthng, March 20, 1888
gEALED PROPOSALS., endorsed Proposals for Navy Coing
aud Clothing Materials will be received al this ONES until
O'clock Monday the 2h day Of April for furnishing
delivering receiving thirty nocel each either OF
navy yards CharesOwn, Massachusetts Brooklyn. New
and GOspor Virginia, such SRy VI AL O.
the following named ares OF clothing aad clothing materials
ordered by the chief OF The command
respectively, during The hscal
encng Isl day July ending the 3O day Of
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OFFENSIVE Bosrding-House Ksnt.-Jhe two
Il brick houses recently occupied by Mrs Laura Reed situated
side OF r. lih
repar,
satisfactory immediate application
staton auconee side Pennsylvania
10Th
hp3-du
rENTLEMEN' FuRNIsItING GOODS VERIFY,
VI TEBBs, YEkBY would respectfully call
friend. and gentlemen visiting this 10 their
CANT assOrt gentemenis belongings, yi1i
Linen and cotton dress shirts
Linen collars, the best quality
Msrino understands and drawers
Cotton do
Black nd fancy Silk scarf and cravats
Lie lawn, and ginRham do
silk thread, and gloves,
With suspends halt hose &C. all
will be sold a lowest prices for cash.
syivania avenue, Miss Dernott's new banding.
Ap 2-dvf
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SfRf~c Nsntics aud Grape shswls-we win open this
day - OK o new and ELEGANT maulas all
the latest styles and shades Of color Aso large assortment Of
plain shawlssome NJ
nk the especial attention ~ the ladies'
Ter great bargains NAkWRi T., SEARS, Il COLLINS,
Mar 3-eteod Penn avenue, between g1 snd utl streets.
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q IRsT time Washington, at Iron Hall, Pennsyl'a-
y
PRICE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TWENTY.FIV CENTS
THE ORIGINAL VOYAGE DOWN THE MISSISSIPPI
magnificent painting the first and best of panoamas has
this except IN fhiaephia Ia or
the of admission during the
all parts Of the house Children
under open evening at - panorama
~
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nON'T FORGET i SNYDER, Jr's, Wine store, Phil
~ adelpha, and reliable
quality cheap them delivered house
Of freight "Adams's errrcssa Topping
sNIpERs, Iodcpaia.
Jan 4-du
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EDWARD X. COLLINS CO..
4. No. 80 Wall street. N. "
BROWN, SIMPLIFY, CO,
. Liverpool
10 Kings Arms Yard London.
j. MUNROE Co,
H Rue Notre Dame des VICTORIES
Paris.
GEO DRAPER, Hsvre.
ships will
bullion specie, ewelry precious stones bills Of
adng signed therefor the value expressed
Jams
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NEW spring summer goods and fnshtons.-DU-
N WALL BROTHER diapers and miors, having returned
York. receiving their supply of HE newest style
English vestngs, aud c!oi OF me latest
amongst which OF the choicest and richest
Customers woua 90 10
"a II make their selections
prepared usual have work got in the richest
and elegant style. 49,
25-Haw3wif DuNhLi. q bho.
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n SISTERS Seminary for Young Ladies'
nj street, 18th and 18th The ouH quarter OF his
iusu tu on will commence Isl day Of May.
Having spacious building expressly Tor Tue
IN
lion of which The and pupils have
considered feel assured te
not surpassed py any es
several class rooms, lunch room,
&c. &c. delightfully."- warmed by most approved anu
well ventilated. - ~, b.
Their patrons and respectfully invited 10 call and IN
spe he ,-s--
Being advancing the interests Of Their pupils ~ me ae
of they have secuEfd inc OF
Raou and are thtey enabled 70 oer
instruction the low rate OF ~ 81 per qunef'
ADVANCE
Senior and Junior including ornamental needle-Wok
drawing.
circulars be had nj me or
,a MOI azores in The civ 29-eodtl5May
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rHOCOLATE, Cocoa, and Brona.-w BAKER CO.'S
Vanilla Premium chocolates, and broma
which first premiums have been awarded by the chief institutes
aud fairs OF the Unon Cor safe by all the principal groceries in
United States, Hnd by their agents.
Hussey Murray Yok and Twells, Philadelphia
W Brundige Baltimore; Kennel dudley, Cincinnati,
ohio and !. H. Howell, Georgetown, ID G. -
WALTER BAKER, 81 co,
Ap3-dly ........ Dorchester, Mass.
SPRING SUMMER DRESS GOODs.-YRRBY,
TEBBs VERIFY would respectfully announce TO their friends
public generally that they daily receiving
general and dress goods which
they special attention, they have been bought
low mar ket prices and will be sold accordingly.
VERIFY, 1EBBs, VERIFY
Corner 7h St and Pa sv,, Miss Deraots new building
Ap o-dlwn
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y EFHiGERAToRs.-4O refrigeraors sale my rurni
IL 9Th street. opposite
They embrace convenience Keeping everything
put Price from sl2 So.
they can't bo beat,
Ap6-3aw5w NJ. NJ. McCREGOR.
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Also full heavy floor oil cloths from the celeb
mandatory Of Rolls Sons, London which will be cut TO fit
hall, the beet
To all of which respectfully invite the attention Of purchasers
Mar 10 Republic AOoE, BRO, & 90.
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SuANyI.s, HAwLs l-YERBY, TEBBs, YERBY have
opened large lot Of beautiful spring shawls consisting
part, Of
80 small figured Cashmere shawls for s5, worth IS
do for 4, do
do do for ., do
With general assortment Of cheap shawis, ranging
81 up. Call aud examine the corner Of 9Th aud Penn
syivsna avenue.
Ap2-diwf .....
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NAVY DErAKraNNr,
Bureau d Provisions aud Clothing, March 81, 1858
DRoPosALs sealed and endorsed Popo-asior small stores
be until O'Clock. Thursday,
day nsr furnishing and delivering ION receiving
United states nasyyaIds al ehafieao"n
brooklyn New YORK and Gospof Virginia, sch
quantities following articles may be required Or order
OF this bureau OF by The respect
said navy3aIds during the nsca
year ending June 30, 1854, viz;
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The new York and Liverpool United States Mall
Steamers.
The ships comprising this line
The Atlantic. Capt West
rue IaP nye
capt
S~Hxn~ These ships having been built by .
EfT ssiy for has been
-I.xfT taken their also in their
insure strength and speed; and their accommo
dations unequaed for and
Price passage New York Liverpool in rst cabin $780,
cabin $40 Exclusive of $500
From Liverpool to New York, ESQ and f20.
n experienced surgeon attached TO each ship.
No berths can secured until paid for
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LOa HENr-The very desirable residence, with garden
tsed the Of Lafayette Square
occupied by the Hon $ D. Hubbard Possession sive
on the LIST OF April
Ban the Metropolis Ap 4 eo.st'
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NO Rent, two large furnished Rooms on renn-yt-
i Rrowus Hotel and Avenue House
Win rented separately together parties Inquire
OH har 6-rndlu,o
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III H. g. browns improved smoUhias Trims, which
pd diploma late thi ely,
dozen, at Iouk of ~
Peuusl lystia avenue, JAMES l.. fkEEr,
-eOdlw A1cHl
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Fave no Secrets,

UsREsERysD communication is the law
fal commerce Of conjugal affection, and all
'concealment is contraband. lisa false
compliment 70 the object of our affection,
ffor the sake Of sparing them transient
uneasiness, We rob them Of the comfort to
which they are entitled of mitigating our
suffering, by partaking it. All dissimula-
ton is disloyalty to love; besides, it argues
q alamentable ignorance Of human life, to
Get out with an expectation of health with
out interruption, and happiness without
alloy. When, Young persons marry with
the fairest prospects, they should never
forget th"tiufirmity ia bound up with their
very nature, and that in bearing one
aaother's burdens, they fulfil one Of the
highest duties Of the union. EN1
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Edited BY Charles "A, Dana. s's' s's'

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STAGE CoNNEcTIoN.---The WHINING ngto
Herald learns that N. M. Falls & Co,
will start daily line Of post coaches on
that portion Of the Wilmington d Man
chester Road not completed between
Whitesyille, in N. c. and Titnmonsyille,
in South Carolina, distance of about
sssenty-fiye miles. These stages are to
run in connection with the Road, and will
commence operations on or about the 10th
January next. Some of the horses have
already arrived, and the stages are daily
expected. ,'~ .. ... HEu a..aa
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; A New READNG.-A Deacon, not re-
markable for good eycsight once in Civ
ing out psalm, for the congregation to
sing, when he came to the lines: '
"The eastern sages shall come in, -.
With messages Of grace" s.,
put the audience in roar Of laughter, by
calling out in loud voice.
"Tae eastern stages shall come in,
With sausages and gre.,ce."
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Freedom Of worship Abroad.

In the House Of Representatives, on the
18th ult., Mr. Wilcox, of Mississippi, in.
troduced resolution, prefaced by n pre-
mblessettsg forththat the Representatives
OF our Government at foreign courts be
instructed to urge such amendments to
the existing treaties between The United
States and foreign Powers, as will secure
the same liberty of religious woship to all
Americans residing under foreign iags,
which Is granted to all citizens Of every
nation Of the whole world ,residing under
the flag Of our Union. He also moved
that aall commissioner hereafter to be
appointed to negotiate treaties, shall con-
sider themselves instructed to secure, If
such provision IN all our treat
les" u & ! 4 i Il ~
~ the course Of the debate which fol-
lowsd, Mr.. Wilcox stated that be had in
tEodueed the resolution st,ths request gof
o areligious denomination in his own State,
who simply asked that freedom Of worship
abroad which we accord to persons Of all
nations in our country. He moved its
reference to the Committee on Foreign
Affairs and it was 10 referred. i T..
A petition ON tho same subject was
presented to the Senate the next day tby
Mr AI~r.. ~ NJ. lii -.
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ssllnlau Reahina.
sThe Cireumeision Of ehrist,t

Fnom the Bdaner of he Cros

III The Circumoisiop Of Christi \
by THE LATE REV. JOSEPH AssrIcE.
Eight days amid this world Of woe :
~ Theholy Babe has, Leon; -, -.
Long named in Heaven, He now must 90
To take that name on Him below -,
Jesus, who saves from sin. p 81 s .
His mother kept the Angels word
Deep In her bosom's store. " 10.
But moat by love and love unstirrcd, a
unconseions Of its meaning heard
The name the Infant bore.
ihe traitor sought Him by that name,
When all the murderous crew,
With swords and slaves against Him cam,
And on the cross, the place Of shame,
That name was fxad in view. =.
Ystin thia hour Of glory now
!SThat precious name is given, '1t =.
Above all names 10 deck His brow:
And at the name of Jesu. bow
The Powers and thrones Of Heaven. .
Worthy art thou DER us TO reign
Oh Christ, forsvermore, '1e ','T'
Thou, who for us did'st not disdain
That sinners should that name profsne
Which Seraphims adore! ss,. .. e.
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The VICE PREsIDEsT ELEcr.-The
Hon. w. r. King is again in a rather
dangerous condition, and the mail steam
ship from New York has been ordered
to stop at Norfolk, (Va. to take him on
board, as his physicians hos advised that
he should pass the winter at Havana.