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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-05-31

ucKY LIGHT!, EVANS & COOKE, No: %,
Cheap Place, Have received their entire Fall purchase
If Goods which are open for inspection.
deem it unnecessary speak of their cheapness, it
bpscy understood py ALL that Evans Cooke believe belle re
quick sales and short profits and as usual ae ahead OF
slcompetition. EVANS Coohh'
12 oo-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-21
PENSACOLA, FLORIDA.

FOR continuation 81 permanent wharf, en-
CINE and blast pipes. !ef smiths and ma
chine shop, and repairs Of aii kinds.......
MAYNARD, SAN FRANCISCO.
For continuing bIacksmith's shop, cerpeu-
ter shop. Etorehouse, wharf
SACKETTS HARBOR. NEW YORK.
Fer raising end OF ship-house and building
pier; dwelling and grading, and repairs
of eli
FOR MAGAZINES AT BOSTON.
For filing room in number fifteen, and re-
pairs OF all kindS.................--.....
AT NEW YORK.
For addition to magazine. repairs. and ex-
tension Of sheil-houSe, and repairs Of all
k!noS-.......'-.-......--....-
AT WASHINGTON.
For ordnance works, and platform for shot
AT NORFOLK.
For completing magazine at Fort Norfolk,
and repairs of sheds................ ........
FOR HOSPITALS.
AT BOSTON.
For repairs OF all kinds
1T NEW YORK.
For piling and fencing boundary, and re-
pairs &C. al kinds ..............
IT PHILADELPHIA.
For water-rCGt for one thousand eight hun
dred and hfty-fve, and repairs of all
AT NORFOLK.
For repairs of all kinds. .......................
AT PENSACOLA.
For lightning conductors and repairs OF all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-21
MARINE CORPS.


For pay Of the officers. non-oomnissioned
officers. musicians, and privates. clerks.
messengers, stewards and servants; for
ra,ions and clothing for servants, sub
Si5tence and additional rations for FIVE
years service of officers for undrawn
clothing and rations, bOGnties for re-en-
IStmeaiS, and pay for uneApired terms
Of previous ................
For provisions for marines serving on
FOr cIOIhlng .---..--. ......--.-.........-
OF IUtl---.. .-.----- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Fcr military stores. repairs Of arms, pay OF
armOrer; for accOutrements ordnance
stores flags, drums, flies, and musical in,
acknowledgements.
For transportation of officers, and troops,
and expenses of recruiting
FOR repairs OF barracks. and rent Of tenn
?orary barracks and Offices.
kor contingencies, viz: freight ferriage.
car;age, and wharfage; compensation 70
Judges advocate; per diem for attending
courts martial and courts Of inquiry; for
constant labor, house rent in lieu of quar-
ters, burial of deceased marines, printing
advertising, stationery, forage, postage,
pursuit OF deserters, candles, oil, straw
furniture, hed-sacks, spades, shOvels. axes.
picks, and carpenters tools, expense of a
horse for messenger, pay of matron.
waSherwoman, and porter, for the hospi-
tal AT headquarters.
For the reapprOpriation OF the following
sum carried TO the surplus fund, under
the provisions Of the tenth section of ia.
act entitlei An act making appropria-
tons for the civil and diplomatic expenses
OF the government for the year ending
the thirtieth of June, one thousand eight
hundred and ffty-three, and for other
purposes approved thirty-frst Of Au-
gust one thousand eight hundred and
tifty-twO, 10 be applied to the payment of
all expenses incurred prior to the first
day Of July, one thousand eight hum
dred and ffty-two:
For carrying into effect the provisions Of
the act providing for the prosecution Of
the war between the United States and
tia republic of Mexico.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-21
NEW YORK. NEW YORK

Towards foundry and boiler shop; compile
ting saw mill; continuation of quay
wall; dredging channels; lightning con-
ductOrs, water pipes, iron railing on wall
along Navy street, extension of ship
house aud slip; saw mill machinery !;
Launching slip; balance due city of Brook
lyn for lien on account of assessments /:
and repairs of all kinds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-21
PHILADELPHIA. PENNSYLVANIA

For furnace for heating mast hoops; steam
stove for boat shed raising old steam
box house; completing wharf number
four: raising engine house; extension of
ship-house and slip; and repairs of all
l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-21

shass and repair of workmsu's tool2
postsss Of public letters, fuel, oil and
candles for navy-yards and shore sta
tons pay of watchmen, and incidental
labor, not chargeable to any other appro-
priation, labor attending the delivery of
stores on civil stations, wharfage, dock
age, and rent, travelling expenses Of OIL
GERS and others under orders, funeral ex-
sspen Is, store and Office rent stationery,
fuel, commissions and pay Of clerks to
navy agents and store-keepers, flags,
awnings. and packing boxes, premiums
and other expenses Of recruiting, appre-
bending deserters, per diem pay to per-
sons attending cOurts-martial and courts
OF inquiry, and other services authorized
%by law, pay to judges advocate, pilotage
and tOwage OF vessels and assistance to
vessels in distress, bills of health. and
quarantine expenses of the United States
navy IN foreign ports. .......................
To enable the Secretary of the Navy to
test any improvements in steam boilers
or other Improvements applicable to ma
val ptsrpOSes. ...................
For the erection and repair of buildings.
for the improvement and preservation of
the grounds. and for contingencies, at
the Naval Academy at Annapolis, Mary.
land.......................
For the purchase of Barlow's Planetarium
for the use Of the Naval Academy at An
napOlis, Maryland. ............................
For construction. extension, and COM
pletion of the following objects, and
for contingent expenses at the sever
al navy yards, viz:
PORTSMOUTH, NEW HAMPSHIRE.
For quay wall connecting with dock basin
completing engine-house and machinery
tools from machinists and smiths launch
ing and hauling up ways; cisterns fol
officers quarters extending ship-houst
number four; extension Of ship-houst
and launching slip; and repairs Of al
n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-21

the Wyandot Indiana being appointed
commissioner for the purposes aforesaid
by the Secretary of War on the nine
tenth of April eighteen hundred and
thirty-six. Indefinite
By the act for the relief Of the heirs Of Anthony g. Willis
deceased.
For the use by the United States of wag-
on and team, the property of said Willis
deceased, during the last war with Great
By the act for the relief Of Priscilla c. Simonds.
For the value of the property of the late
Captain Moses r. Simonds, which was
taken possession Of by authority of the
United States. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4ls 90
RECAPITULATION
Civil, diplomatic and misceaneous.... Sl5944,s52 "A
Army, Notifications Military Academy &c ll3535ss 90
Indian department, naval, revolutionary,
and other pensions. 39S46s6 l9
Naval service ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l25l0sOs as
Post Office Department. ll2939o9 63
Treaty with Mexico. 100000 90
Total 65l07s25 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-21
PORTSMOUTH, NEW HAMPSHIRE.
BOSTON. MASSACHUSETTS,.

For machine shop, smithery, foundry, and
forge shop, boiler house and chimney,
new steam engine for dry dock extern
sion Of ship-house and slip, and repairs
of oil lind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-21

them from Florida to the country west
Of the Arkansas .....................:.. ~ %
By the act for the relief Of Passed Mdshpmsn George
Welsh and Clark b. Wells
To pay to Passed Midshipman
George P. Welsh ................... BAL &c
To pay to Passed Midshipman
Clark II. Wells ...,..,.. 342 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-21
NORFOLK, VIRGINIA.

For brick saw sheds, completing storehouse
number fourteen. sheds and machinery
for saw mill; setting up engine, boilers,
and machinery, culyeyt, continuation OF
quay walls, dredging channel reservoir !;
commencing foundry and machinery for
the same, extension of ship-house and
slip, gas fixtures and pipes for lighting
grounds and buildings and repairs Of al
lind
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-21
DISTRICT OF COLUM-
RIA

For completion of saw-mill; completion OF
ordnance building completion of marine
railway; extending boiler shop; convert
ing old ordnance to machine shop; quay
wall, removing shears. extension Of ship
house and slip, filling in around foundry
and laboratory, dredging channels; ma
chinery; steam hammer and slanting
machine, and repairs of all kinds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-21

BY the act for the relief John w. Kelly.
For damages in consequence of the ahnul-
ment Of his said CONTRACT CIR the twenty
first day of February, eighteen hundred
and ffty-three, by the Post Office Depart
ment Indefinite.
BY ttae &C. for the relief of James Cunning.
For interest Gus % him from the United
States, On liquiaated amount of thir-
teen thousand four hundred aai seventy
two dollars and sixty-two cents, payable
BY contract on the eighteenth day of
June, eighteen hundred and fifty, and
then duly required, but withheld until
the twelfth Of October following, for
want OF an appropriation therefor. .......
by the act Tor the relief OF John Phagan.
For his services in taking charge Of dele
cation Of Seminole Indians, and remoyinQ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-21

By the act for the compensation Of james W. Low and
Others for the capture Of the British privstearnsd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-21

ships position 81 sea, when meridian
observation Of the Sun eennot be OBJ
tanned Observation-Disclosures. 10000 90
By the act for the relief of Mrs. Helen Macay widow
the late Colonel Eneas Mackay, deputy quartermaster
general United States army.
For the allowance Of commissions for dis
bursements of special appropriations bv
her late husband, Colonel lEneas Mac
j Kay prser - The thirtieth September, one
thousand eight haGGrra ard ttirty-eight 6,537 90
By the act for the relief OF DAME. Stesprod.
To pay the amount due for work done on
the Cumberland road. Unidentified
BY the ac fer the relief of Jonas P Levy and Jose Maria
Jarrero.
For indemnity against the go,1fapaent Of
Mexico, and which claims present.
ed to the late board of commissioners
the claims against Mexico, and which
yere rejected by said board of commits
sioners Indefinite
By the for the relief Of ~ D. Porter Of the United
States navy
| For moneys actually expended by him in
deraying the expenses of bringing Amin
Bey and suite to the United States, in
conformity with the request of the Hon.
George P. Marsh, the minister Of the Uni
ted States at COpstantnople. s,o24 20
BY the act for the relief of William Fl. Weirca-
For the amount of mileage from California
TO New York, and two months pay, s--.=--~---
paid to the other officers and soldiers OF
SAID regiment s7e 20
BY the act for the relief of David c. Cash and Giles u
Ellis.
For military services in the Seminole war
Indefinite.
the act for the relief of Thomas Ap Catesby Jones'
surety for former postmaster at Norfolk Virginia
Foe the AMOUNT paid by said Thomas Ap
Catesby jones, tnE0agl his agent on the
judgment rendered against THOMAS ed
Catesby Jones and Duncan Robertson "a
sureties for Walter F. JONES' formerly
postmaster at Norfolk, in the State of
Virginia, on account of the defalcation of
said postmaster be refunded to said
Jones..... ............ ...... .......... $500 90
By the for the relief of the heirs of Captain Matthew
Jack, deceased.
For years extra pay of captain In
such service as promised by the resolves
Of Congress. Indefinite
By the joint resolution for the relief of John A. Bryan
70 pay for the duties of commissioner to
make and carry into effect treaty with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-21

By the act for the relief of Asa Andrews
For Office rent and expenses, including
clerk hire, and for the services Of dep
uty during the time he performed the
G cal oAeo .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-21

70S,seo 90
10000 90
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be6 3ettQtterS.
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f4Grn 9crrNIt.
g8iaiom s.. 2ttbri0bt.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-08-02

s4ir cr0rttfcn ricft 6jctI9mbct NIm putlitum CT:
9tbenlt on3uiIt9tn, boB nlt fribsrs prn toru. o. g
Scrttr bttrttcut 2ub3RcCrt nun tGuflttb pcn ocm
llntcrihrlcbtncn GbsrncmmCn fpcrocn III, uno bitbc
audi GBt uno ftruerbu mituuoufbGrltbcr uno aubal
ttnotr Sreue observation-disclosures OiGIl Q3utD
btnesrGt bat tttanntIlcb wdbreno scu lGettn Is gc
natcn roGr beiuahi , Sabrcn, nGmlitb Ititotm or
5 6rtrortd 6eilt, Gin prottiibtr Qr6titlr, (pcl
thtr btt Der a9rtuIurol Satr iu Gaitcn oaS 4rImi:
nm seq IN bcrttn ais StniIber ,t. .0tbitut bate,
IN allen 6;nidhttn btotutcno Qtmcnncn uuO mir
hno ttt dberSau9t eOB mir, iuetm Die 2eiuuo ricjts
CStbSittS ecmIttcu 6trru tbersc6cu III, uno curtb
eIckrun9 gutter, cbSuet mo oaucrb ftCr
Fctctt cptG audi eurdb mcNrote @rtift outb fsrntr.
bin Gas 3utraueu pcs puCtifmns Srbatttu wcrrcn.
Sd&cr, YampblctS, Masa,inc, sc.
rpGretu oufs itbutliitt unb bette eiu9c6uuou.
SfwtbbitGsr, Slmtta6rr, ii. (. ~.
rsreIn ouf @cittluu9, gu iSrcr;tit rtrfcrti9t
q. 8.-&dtbsr Die d6srot6unoen rpsrotn rcuen,
lculG oue icnr9t Srosrs tSnutu ebsniaus in otr
Bud oruderei bSs lIntcribristsusu sur Stcr:
9un9 ab9ditfSrt pcresn.
S. gS. Selo.
Nap B. nQ3gR
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-08-02
% q (O I / 0 {

wirp bicnrit scscter, bob Der llnterf4rictrne ais
Grecutpr BON Der SinttrlaIcnlGaft Der Srrllrrte~
ncn IoaRnab 3etstpff, leBt9m BON Ster~
1aucpn Sfpv Geda Gountp, anseitflt mcrSrn it,,
2tlc, ipel6e an bsIaatc SnterladsnldnIt I9ultiM
iiRb merren paber anf5cforpcrt, tnntrtalb 6 g9c6-
en- atjuGeSatlen, uus Splac, bic nod retbtmSlfae.
5crOuuN3en Eatm tctcbm tGr Jltttnnarn elm
falI5 binncn Efln8ter 3e!t pUbRcildti9t ein3uban-
oSen, an
Solomen Wcapcr, Qgent
fur Safe6 aReter, Grtutor:
SMi 5. ns6rr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-08-02
Qf q 0 + | 6 t

SSirb tirrmit ssssten, ra6 gtnna Matilba NU
ais 9lrmtnilrotrir Der SintsrlaiTrnI6aft bes Ser-
itcrtenen Daniel WtlI, lebt6tn BON bcu
Stapt alIcntarm, 2r6a Gaunty, anselletlt ipur~
ten 1T. Ollie riejenisen patcr mel6e an bsIaate
9tntrrlaIIrnitaft itulren, inp bierpur8 aufaes
fprbert innrrbal6 6 s8p6en an itren rnterseid-
neten N8rnten aG3utc3ablen. limb Ipldr pelbe
npd recttmGbiSe 5crcerun9en babsn, finb ebens
fails eriutft irlfe tnnerbafb rer beIa8ten 3els
wcBlteTattSt einjubdns9sn an
Glias Wsre, a8ent.
Sunt %. na6n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-08-02
Sir gferbe uno WlenIhen.


Gtnt nIthr ais 1Gi&byiot Grfabruna hat Sic Shat:
l1b' fttQtrIIT, odB 9Jltrcbaut'6 bcyUbmls SQ fir
QiSr(t rbtr lLnl2tcal Samlen Gm9rc;atlcn Die m,i:
lI'n Naue h.tlt uno olIt citht llpoGrt ais:
@gth Sthpinoc, &InlbCnt, g8nrQoUen, TtN.lIc.
W. &Ut0IiGr9tu. itrtrctDtnI ,6uft, Sthrammtn,
lrlNt gSunctn &trrsDtuU3Hg SuttIitun0tn, Tts
ltu.l. Fdhmun9cn, 9'fcuHc;rH Ttt5t, MhtuWotiSm,
%i'Du0otn pcn Sbttrtn, &trtrcunuu0Sn urO lEtr.
bruhun1n SrCttul1u, 0uilgr5snt oiuct, RrYn,.
NJ, 3UianmsnNibsn Ger lRusttIu, C5tTbuUlji,,
GhD0dhut Ntr Sd!uFt, ptrbGrtIts gruitt, II. +.
No., Il. /. ~, II. l. 10.
DER unctrNtl;nt)t GrfrFa CittS S;l6 in Der t1Ci.
lung Hcn NronthHtln Der 4f:roe uno pes 0crngiths
uno lt!Nltln NVInhtnftlitb miro rtn Hauern tSath
mEhr brtonrt. Gs UlrO taum ocolOubt, ouGtr Yrp
Schtn Die ea felt IIn9ertr 9tit in brCn St&Ctn uno
odu'trn gum @etroutb haltcr, uctb elm YSelouf pcn
Shmsrltn, 2Etotn unO 3et Curtb bit ;sttot l(urpsn
ouna Dicks CttS Griport pire.
" SGto rrrItbtia uuO itttrWuot Rap Der Womc
ois GnjtStn @t9GntbUmtrs, GGcrQs SE. NRCrtbant,
"cdrcrL 81. o., I'M @t0It ouf rtr ScitS Der Maids
nno ittue 0onNihrtft ubtr bIm Rcrt ii;h trfiuoct
NUt an zen @i0IntbUncr abortjirtt 3IliGllun0cn
mtrctn rrrnlpt bGrtdfchtQt
&9rlhailt cub ttn Qanrhltt pcr ctn Natrtcn unN
Fltt wttht '~uuccr rick 9Rcoi;iu bcn VGrrbtet hor.
Bum @trtouf lei 2,uis Sthmiot unb g., Nam=
trgun "runtr uno @rdcer, G0toiauauo; e. unN 81.
'3rcf. GhntdsvilIt; uuc i'm Gjrc6tn tli Gjubtrt.
2EtuB uno &c, :. @H. Srctt Uuo Scbu, 8. Rlstt
uuO 60, Wb;laoapbiO.
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