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PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING PAPER
FOR TIE PpBLIC PRINTING

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PURLrC PRINTING,
Washington, January 25 1855.
IN pursuance of the provisions of the act entitled.
Il '.An act 10 provide for executing the pu lie
printing &c., approved August 26, 1852 sealed
proposals will be received "a this Office in the Cap
itOl, until "Wednesday, the 26th day Of March next
AT IL O'Clock m, for furnishing The following quan,
t'iles and descriptions OF writing paper, to wit:
800 reams, weighing % pounds per ream and naea-
surfing 10 by 26 inches
3, 100 reams weighing 26 pounds per rcam, and mea-
suring lS by % inches
100 reams, weighing 81 pounds per rean and n,ea-
s,i-ing Is by % inches
$40 rcan-, weighing D pounds per rpani and me d.
sllring Is by lS inches
50J realms, weighing IL pounds per ream, and mea-
suring l2 by Is inches
All these papers 10 be made Of the be 4 ,n,rer;aI.
aud finished IN the best manner and tree from adul
tcration contract will he entered into for SUD-
plying the Quantities stated, at such times rs the
public service may require, but the privilege il re
served of ordering greater quantity Of either kin l.
should greater qu,;I'iiy be required, suc, times
aIld IN such quantities Is NAV be deemed ne essary
samples ui each Kind or paper mist accompany
each BIZ, ana ali proposals and s;inpes mli.t be
transmitted 10 this oice, free Of postage or other
expense
Each proposal must be signed By the individual
or II Ia making il, and must spccify the price per
pound, and the consequent price per realn land but
one price) of each description of paper
All The parer must be delivered at such place or
places as may be designated iii Washinc ton city. in
good Orrr free oi all and every extra chafgc eX-
pense, and subject to ihr inspection, count weight
aud measurement Oh the SupGI ne ndent, and be IN
all respects satisfactory.
Blank forEas for proposals will be furnished at this
Office 10 persons applying for them and none will
I've taken into consideration unless substantially
agreeing Herewith.
Bonds with approved securities will be required;
and the supplying of an inferior article, or a failure
10 supply the quantity required At any tim will be-
considered a violation of the contract.
Each bidder is required to furnish with his prOpo-
sails satisfactory evidence of his ability to execute IT,
and any propose! uuaccompanied with such evl-
dence will be rejected.
Proposals will be addressed 20 the ":5up:rintend-
ent Of the Public Printing, Capitol OF tie United
States, Washington, and endorsed 'Proposals for
Supplying Paper.
A SEAMAN,
Superintendent OF the Public Printing.
ian 29-eOtd
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s z<arrisge, its du ties and dsqualihcsticns, and
the. remedies; with li,kogrsphs, illustrating the
assssny and physi1ogy, snd diseased Of the repro
duetire organs Of both sexes, their strueturr
and fr~stions popular and cofaprehs nsiye trea-
tise 3.s dates and caRuSi"E'Sf singi. and mar
ri-d lfs--hsppy and trUA.ll sfie---es, mode cf Sc
curing them infe.s-' SCG- &c nft-t -tfis oDes-tEel
Deviation eld rau 'D.r,ftant hiut5 TO thos,
soptsmp,ating xs...c~ny. Ihst viii ovarcoFne oh
Isctions 20 IL; neGs7sr. should taks this iro
rCrtsnt sep N;fSosr fst consulting its pages
sc1nuasntaries u diseases and msiical treatment
Of fesles foc ;nisn:y To old axe, each case graph
i,aiy iiiustrstG4i by beautiful lth0grsphic plates
nervous debil ty, iLs causes And care, by process
81 once r,Blpis sfs and ssstYEl that failure lie
i1possble-rples Tor iaiiy nftnsgeIient-sn essay
on Spnrmstorrhoea With practical observations on
Safer, and more soccsssfui mole OF tr-stUsnt-pre
csutionary hints the OWLS resulting from pri
cal practSce-au essay all diseases arising from
aisu7stion, with plain AMI simple rules by which
ali pc ,cps can cure Themselves without mercury
remedies for those self inflicted Iniscriss aud dissp
pointai hopes so unfortunately prevalent in the
young 1t "a t-uthfCl Sdviser 10 the married and
thoss cou:sm plating marriage. Its psrusal Is par
Gsuisrly RECOMMENDED TO psraon5 entertaining Sc
:rst doubts Of their physical condition, and who
conscious OF having hszsrdei the health happiness
and privilege 20 vhich every human being is en-.
titled 10.
Price 2s cs.ts Per copy, five copss for one dol.
lar. Mss1 E:e- OF postage to any part G. Tho Uni
tod States.
N. E.-rho1r utS !re.sr r1ay ccnEult DR. LA CRoix
cpon aay ofthe diseases upon which his book Treats
either 'crssnsiiy or Dy mail Medicine ssat TO any
part # the Unlou secOrtinS 10 directions, safely
Aires. DR.. VI. X Ls G40iX, No 81 Msiisn Lane
or Pos on a Boz $40, Albany Il. Y.
So Once open daily nom : II 10 p II, sni CT
Sunday from uatil "a. ..
So Once Il Usmovsd from 70. b6 Beaver al,
70 81 MAIDEN Laae, Albany, N. Y. a.
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BEAUTIFUL WHITE TEETH.

"BALTHY GUMS, AND AsWEEI bhEATu.
Ii An who are desirous of obtaining these bene-
a. ..,ould use ZERMAN'S CELEBRATED
TOOTU-WASH. This delicious article combines
so many meritonous qualities, that II mas now be-
com. .tandard faysrite with the citizens OF New
YORK, Phiisdelphis and Baltimore. Denus,s pre-,
scribe R in ther practice niosI soIeesy, anu @
from eyery source the most fattenng iaudaIons are
awarded il. . -.
InfiaIned and bleeding gums are immediately pen
.6trsd hy IN, use; lis action upon them is mild,
soothing and effective. n cleanses the teeth So
thosouxhly, that they are made 10 nVaI pear IN
vbirspe a. and diffuses through the mouth such
dsixhtful freshness that the breath IS rendered ex
ousitely sweet. disinfe Us all those impurities
Which tend 10 produce decay and As a consequence,
when these are removed, the teeth must always re-
main sound.
IL Is used and recommended by ali the eminent
Dentists in New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and
other cities where m has be n introduceds All
should give IL a TRIAL
Prepared only by FRANCIS GERMAN, Druggi-
and Chemist, Ninth and Caiharine streets, Phia-
delphia, and sold by all Druggists ever, whsre Al y
cents per bottle. W. n. GILMAN,
ian i7-3m Agent t'r Washington City.
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Margaret was alwsysa a true believer
Rut | had always been wandering an

margaret was always true believer
But | had always been WANDERING ;n
search of rock OF Faith, until / anc6o,-
ed here. 1 had heard from pulpit to pul.
pit, such conflicting doctrine, I could Law
my hand on nothing that seemed secure.
and think she was unwilling to set me
adrift again, and so she consented. Nv
parting from her was a dreadful one, for
she moaned and wept Ike one in despair.
and-1 was fool enough 10 cry too. ,"
don't wonder" said his intcrlocu-
tor. " Ii is hard wholly to subdue ns-
nre even at the call Of duty" and he
gave low laugh.
when l1came back, continued the
Mormon, cit bad been just so all the
time. She had never eaten. and never
slept, but only walked up and down, al
ways, hour after hour"
sc Well, how did she get used 10 IL au
She retained the house had first
built, of course 1t was large. and we
had no children, and she was very
lonely, for was necessarily much away
from her. ] went as often as | could.
but | married in quick succession two
others, and SO we were much separated.
and she fietted in my absence. Alta.
it was this, or she saw the folly of re-
.sisting her Fate; she got quiet in her
mind-uS.d 10 it in fact. Pcople do get
used to any thing, you know. When
the iron force Of circumstances presyrs
them on every side, and they do not know
where or bow to resist, they at last grow
quiet. She took it into her head. after
q while, that she would not live ytry
long, and she said that il was not worth
while to be separated so much the little
time She was here, and if / pleased. the
families might all come and liye together.
| told her Sue was sensible, and getting
used to thirgS. But she only said some
thing to hers lf about the collapSing sides
o. an iron shroud pressing out her life.
1t sounded like poetry. She always had
way OF picking up such odd things out
Of books
80 DID she get well.
60 o, not yet. Indeed her couch /,
rather worse, and she is more feeble. bul
she seems happy enough. She il very
Kind to every one, especially the two Ia.
tic children, and she viii get better when
the spring cones. | know she will, BE-.
Cause lt has been revealed TO me that she
Is 10 live and dwell with me a thousand
years whsn CHRIST Shall reign aud Judge
the world"
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tNSDm PARIS -Ocuvrrs comll,trs de Vol
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lie fhoi; Historic UnivcrseIlr, IL volume: lugIlO,
b'und, 50
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So 50
Oeuvres d. D'A!embert, 5 vo.s, octave, bound ej
Cnndiiiac; oruvres com. leies, l6 vols octave, fife
calf, $50
i'ibliothrqne lli.orque, l3 vol octave, h. hound
So 80
Duual oeuvres completes, . vols, octave, hail
bouna, S4 50
Memories du Due de ROvign, g vols, oc.avo, hall
bound, ST so
osinski; Ncmoires Snr Ia rologne, vols, octave,
half calf, So
Boas-et; Historic des Van tions de- Eslisrs Prot
csant, vols, octave, half morocco 81
Lavatcr; PhyslOnomie, 10 vols, full calf numerous
illustrations, S2:}
Annales du Parchment Francais folio, vols, hall
calf, Si4
Reimpressoa de- pAncien M0niisur las9 to 1893, :f2
vols, folio, in fine binding, SG5
AId many others al the range of prices, I'M
ported direct from Paris, By
feb 10 tRANCK TAYLOR.
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EELING MANUFACTU3Es There arc
1 railrcad car manufactures ia Wheeling.
employing 800 hands, yielding All al
nual product of 81 S22 coo; four nail
factories, Gj0 hands, product 81 ,GG0.Gu0:
four glass factories, 33S HAAS, product
S466 600; seven paper factories, l32
hands, product 5000 600: five manufac-
tories Of cars, wagons, and carriages.
200 hands, product S2l0.000; eight iron
founderies, 2l6 hands, product S20l 600:
four Steam saw mills, % hands, product
$4,000; two boat yards, 40 hands, pro-
duct SS0,000: five machine and engine
shops, 60 hands. product Sl05 600: thir-
ty-fve carpenters and joiners' establish
mentS, 200 hands, product S2l0, 900 ::
thirty five blacksmith Sh .ps, ll0 hands.
product $4,000; four planing-millS, 80
hands, product $50 COO; five hog killing
and smoking establishments, l3S hands,
product S20v,000; besides other manu-
factories 10 an amount usually found in
cities Of the size of Wheeling
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u The origin of God Save the
King the national air of England, is
claimed to be French by a professor Of
St. Cyr, In this wise:
Madame de Maintenon signiiied her
wish to have fine canticle 10 be sung
by the young ladies Of St. Cyr, when
the King, Louis XIV, entered the chapel
OF that institution. The canticle pro-
vided at once, and Hand / happened TO
hear il, accompanied by select orchoS-
ira at Versailles. He obtained permis-
sion to copy Lulli'S music, and on his
return to England presented it to George
|. The majestic strain" became popu-
lar and nation. The words of the origi-
nal canticle were there:
.i Grand DIeU, sauyeL lc roi
Erand DIeu yengeZ ie Tui
NIVc le roi
,lai toIrourS giouenA,
Luui- yICtuTieuX
Ven Sc enemis
Toujours souaisi
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GRAND BIRTHNIGHT BALL,

THE MOUNT VERNON GUARDS respectfully
/ inform The citizens of Alexandra and the y,cin
iy that they will give i
MILITARY, fInENEE's ARD CIVIC BALL
Oil THUR kVEN,NU, February ~,
1875. at SAREPTA HAL.
The company Vdedge to III, every exerti0n to give
th' utmost satisfaction TO those who may hoor the
corps with lhEr presence.
Retire lments will be furnished Tor ladies and gen.
ttHien.
The military and tiremen are requested to appear
la uniform.
Hacks VIII be Iii attendance 10 convey ladies 10
and from the ball
Tickets 81; 10 b. had of the Commute and at the
door on the night %: the ball.
Committee Of Iaritafi,n and Reception.
- Capt w hsl.by, Hurry Blonhacm,
Ii W III smith, Skidmnre.
u Rudd, Jno !. Smith, jr
1t & J3yens, Jno Breen,
Sgt " w AieG, Jas II Simpson,
sgt l. w Neale, Geo LyIes.
feb 9-eo&db
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OFFICIAL
TRsAsuRY Drp.Rrxrsr. Jan. 3, 1855.

- SOFA TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Jan. 3, 1855.
Notice is hereby given to the holders of the fol
lowing described stocks nf The United States tha,
this department is prepared to purchase at any time
between the date hereof and the lst March next,
portions Of those stocks, amounting in the aggre-
gate to 81 $780, 900, in the manner aud the terms
hereinafter mentioned, TO wit: '@~
In case of any contingent competition, within the
amount stated, preference will be given in the order
oftine in which said stocks may be offered The
certificate duly assigned to the United States by
the parties who are TO receive the amount thereof
must be transmitted to this department; upon the
receipt whereof; price will be paid compounded OF
the following particulars:
l. The par value or amount specified in each
certificate s-t.-
2. A premium on the stock of the loan authorized
by the act Of July, 1886, redeemable November u,
1850 OF "a per cent; on the stock of the loan au
thorized bv the act # lS42 redeemable 3lst Decem.
bS 1861, OF 10 per cent; the stock of the loans
authorized by the acts of 1917 and lS4s and redeem
able, the former on the 3lst December, 1867, and
the latter on Both June, 1868, of l6 per cent; and
on the stock of the loan authorized by the act Of
1850, and redeemabe on the 3Ist December, 1861,
commonly called the Texan indemnity six per
cent
g. Interest on the par of each certiGc ate from the
lst OF January, 1885, to the date of receipt and set
tement al the Treasury, with the allowance (for
the mopey reach the owncr of one da, g interest
in rddition. ... ...-... .-
Payment Tor said stocks will he made in afts OF
the Treasurer OF the Unted States, The assistant
treasurer at Boston, New York, Philadelphia, as
the parties may direct.
But no Certificate will be entitled to the benefit of
this notice which shall not be actually received at
the Treasury on or befJrt the said lst day OF March
next.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Jan 4-dtharl Secretary of Treasury.
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TO INVENTORS

I,HB o0os Of 1.-The Invent0rS Protsction Nationl
L Union" S on 5th street, opposite ths East POI.
100 of the Pstsnt OSce, aud Is now ready 10 attend
o the businsss Of its memb.rs namely: In mskias
.xaaninAtions and soliciting paksnts, 10.
Inventors are invited to call and get copy Of the
jonsti.utior and By laws aud whore any iniorms
ior will Be given respecting ths Union.
All letters N business must - directed to his ss
See, where attention will be given Immediately. 81
model shop Ia in connection With the om,e,
xkerc models csn be szsds TO order at the shcrtss'
aotice - Oh b. T. q. CiAxfONs
~ 1e-U s,1sseT srI Presadent1 ]. =. y. W
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"IOS WHO IN lass, I poekct volume
w ID d's Parliamentary Companion for 1855. /
pocket volume
British Array LII 1 for 1855
nti>h Navy List d,
The Planetary Worlds, their Topography and
TeiescoPic Appearances, by ]. Br"er, Cambridge
Observatory, so
BlackwoOd's Almanac for 1855
Imported by last steamer by
feb . FRANCK TAYLOR
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CHEAPE>T BOOK EVER
PUBLISIIEf', md containing
nearly Il ub,e the quantity OF
r.siing matter in that Of the
FIFTY CENTS Oh DOLLAR
PUBLiC tTIOSS.
il treat on the rHYSiCLO-
GY OF MARRIAGE, and the
secret i.lrIn;d.sadd disorder
Of youth aod maturity, re-
sulting fr~m exessses, which
destroy the physical sn3 men.
fal nnWera with observations
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FIRST GRAND COTiLLON PARTY
TERPS.CHORE CLUB.

'INIIE members of the Terpsichorc most respect
l. fully announce to their friends and the public
in generally that their First Grand COtilIon Patty
will be given on MONDAY EVENING Feb.
18th, 1853 at COLUMBIA HALL Capitol Hill
The club pledg themselves that no Pains or ex-
pensc shall be spared on their part 10 make it the
Corill"n Prrty of the season.
Superior Cotiilon Music has been engaged for the
occasion.
Positively no hats or caps will be alIoned in q
room ex .ept those wOsn by Clubs. e..
Refreshments will be furnished by an cx ceiirnccd
caterer.
Tickets Sl-adnitiinr a gentleman and ladies, to
be had If the managers and at the door.
MANAGERS.
Mareel.us MarcsrOn, Stephen McNamee,
Philip J Ennis, JnO w Smoot,
JAS II DObbyn, Geo A Barr
Eobt Thompson, Wm II Howe,
VIM Tucker, Francis Garland.
Thomas Goldsmith.
Committee of Reception
JnO Smo0', WIN Tucker,
stephen McNamce. Geo A Barr.
feb 3,l5,l7, ,&l9-4t
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Yours, respectfully,
UNION ACADEMY.

Corner OF Fo3rssentt 81. Gsa NsiD, fo.k a,taus.
4 FEW ianre pupils can be reserved to make up
"a The limited number. Asp ica;isn must re
isae SON. f1 tisc:p.ihe, inslru ticn, Rnf means
Of iustsca Gre such ~" insure satisfactory pro
gres i t1os' .upis who 'I,e Paetusi, regular and
obs dent. I'd s--. -,
Circulars st the Bookstotss %
dec so--3m z. RICHARDS, Principal
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CTA boy is very miscellaneous in his
habits. We empted Master Smith S
pockets the other day, and found the
contents 10 consist of The following arti-
cles Sixteen marbies--one top-sn
oyster sheIl-two pieces of brick-one
dough nut-a piece Of currycomb-a
paiat brush-three wax ends-a handful
of cotks-a ciisel--two knives, both
brokeh--a skate strsp-three buckles,
and deg-eared primer.
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NArHHMArIcAL INSTRUMENTS.

HERS. u. ANDERSON has reoeised Large aud
mi complete assortment Of Mathsmaic4l lnstru-
msnfs and Drawing Msteria Of scpsrior quality
The 3ath matical inscrumsuts ase chiefly o. Swiss
.ctnry In e.y 4 ss wsil as s.psr-ts pieces
water e,o rs and oil cIlors- Dfs sug pagers Of sv.
ssy gasiity.
Also, Studies In Drawing and Painting.
dsc 2-tf 4J0 Penn. avenue.
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CONGRESSIONAL. DIRECTORY.
~ The Geographical and Commercial Gazette-a
monthly publication Devoted TO physical, com
msrcial, and political Geography, edited by
an association of practical and Scientific gen.
temen. Subrcription 81 pei annum, single
number D cents.
DiSturnelI's Rhiiway Gnide for Jannary-prce 25
cents, with map
Jan l3 FRANCk TAYLOR.
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OENTISTRy,

ne. Mu%SUS respectfully cal public att. ton
~ to his new, patent, and GREATLY .sez~cA
IMPROVED lSotaoj OF setting artificial .SiSSSSssSS
Teeth, With ContIuuous GuL;-ths rsry Nllfny
PEKR SCrf0N OFrIS ART. Thiss sstY,, 50
Of Testh has she !cl,cw G3yanta sss c-sT ali otars
viz: GaGAr STKENdTH, CLEANLISssS, COM
FORT AMI REIUTY. rieing with Nature in the q
respscts SID some Others sxcelliag Public iuspec
ton Is rss2sctfuuy aelcitei. Plesls call add see
sy-cimsrS.
OAUrioS-No other Dsntist IN tAo District OF
Columbia has right to make tais STYLE Of Teoth.
N. B. Teeth canstitutionl'y healthy, plugged
AMI vzrrautsl for life. .rr.
OEi,s All hou,o ct No. 2os 4 street. near tbs cor.
asr Of p.u1.ssys-.ia aysn1e and l4tn street.
nov IS--S Fr. ...
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UNDERTAKES. 10.
CABINET MAKER 4 UNDERTAKER.

YSHe undersigned would respectfully inform h!,
friends, scqasintances, ADD N. public generally
that be stili Continues to execute all orders 20 his
line OF business In the best u anrer spd 1T ths shcr
ses notjce. q. .- rrr .s "a. -
REPAiRIEa neatly and proc,r .,ecutsd
Fun ERALS stten.isd to As --ix-
tbs shortest rotice, AMI Ia tie htst &EEResnzz1f
manner. Boties grsseru,f TIE sassi perJ.c. ss0s,
nev, ecsfs is the syarmss, s5eotser. :, -
.nAnkfri sor past fsYors, hs would respectfclly
Soiict, sn5 VIII sndsAyor TO merit eontinuence O.
she same. ANTHONY BUCHLy, f
Ps. ave, Q. side. between 9th and 10th sts.
Reeidencs: Sr. Martins, No. aee, d street. third
douss east Of fth street. mar iY-ly
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Private Medical treaties
On TAE

PHYsI0LO3iCAL WEN OT MARtU AGE,
IA ID. LAyC4UIx, vi. D..
ALBANY " y
$50 Pages snd $50 Piae PIsi, and Colore Iitho,
graphs and Plates. s.
az Price onty 25 Cents. ga
A1sont ne> Of postage to llpar;s cf the Union -
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UNDERTAKES.

+ WOULD respectfully return my thasksto the
citizens of Wsshin yton and its vicinity for their
past patronage and say that owing TO the FREQ dent
,alls In tbs Undertaking branch Of ny business
hsve been induced to disooutirux ths manufacture
H Furniture, snd turn my attention fully 10 the
UNDERTAKING. have spared no pains to have
wery thing that Is requisite to my business, and
am thercfors fully prepsved 30 meet any order after
few rno,n.nts notice. and I sesars those who nav
dvs ne Hsli thAt viii spare nc pains is carry on
-hssr orders 70 thsi. art,re Satisfaction. t
JAMES 2. HARVEY,
Nc G13, fth ct, between and u.
4. B.-Csi s:tea:.oi "a st al hours If IN. nishi
n&r e-iJ
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&& Mott Bedell's Line. IL

NEW YORK, ALEXANDRIA, W.4SHINGTON
CITY, IND DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
PACKETS
THIS LINE OF Jackets SAILS WEEKLY
1 from pier IA East River, New York, and Oflener
if necessary and are composed of the following first
class vessels: ~
scilr. a. Y. Bedeil, BedeiI, master
New schr. Mott B.deH, A. v. TTedwelL ..F...
Schr. .4nn d., VIM. Oliver, master.
Schr. IoLant, l.. A. Smith, master. .E.'
Schr. ComDsknder in Chief, Wogi m, master.
Schr. Greenrdy Wilson, master.
These vessels all fast saIlers, and the masters
men of experience IN The trade ,,an the Only regu-
lar line OF Washington City packet.
MOTT BE ELL,
Wall street, N. Y.
.. 8. MASTERS 4 SONS,
H a. Alexandria, Va.
H.-as THOM As RILEY, -t...
feb tim Washington and ID. e.