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MORE PRESCRIPTION 1t is whispered IN we'll
informed political circles, that. the mail rider
between this place and Gallatin will be made to
walk the plank, by the Administration, on aes
count of suspected Americanism Secretary
Guthrie may be looked for in few days He
will give the matter his personal attention
[Port Gibson (Miss.} Herald
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"A young Indy walking out one fine morning
met the celebrated John Wilkes. ssa ss,
ssYou see, sir, have come out for a little sun
and air. g :. You had better, madam, get little
husband first, said Wilkes.
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Old time pleasantries were quite up to the
present, as witness this by James Gregory,
NJ. D., in 1774; ,s-....s,Ssz..-
Oh give me- dear angel, one lock Of your hair :s
- bashfui young lover looked longing and sighed,
Twas sin to refuse modest prayer, s 5
You shall have my whole wis the dear girl replied
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GREaT CENTRAL EX- s,s1ss-- -, -
VI PREsS AND MAIL ROUTE t MI wi
nom New OIleann to all points North and Ealt.
NEW YORK AND ERIE f., aus ,sss.sssssss;s455;ss.
i - RAILROAD. Hf4$ w. Yd$&-@ss&5Sfl

On SUNDAYS, only one Express Train, e. ii.
On and after Monday May 18th, notice. pas
of
puEKIRK Express. at AM, for punkrk.
BUFFALO EXPRESS, Mt A. NJ. or Buffalo. I'D :
NAIL, sis a Nj for Dunkirk intermediate
stations this train NIGH
proceed the morning. -4G Gts
RockLAnD PASSENGER NJ, Orom the foot Of Chamber
seet Pierm0nt, Spfans
intermediate
NIGHT EXPRESS, $50 p NJ. for Dansirk and Buffalo,
EMlGRAHT, r. NJ, Buffalo and intemedia,
WAY EXPRESS. at 1880 M for Dutkk Buffalo.
These Express Tana Elmifn Mis-
CARA Falls Railroad for Niagara als Buffalo
he Lake Shore Railroad for Ceveand Toledo
Chicago etc. with splendid seamers for ali ports
Lake Erie. =
my3l tt I. C. MoCALLUM, General SupeYintaudant
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WNTas brought to the Police Jail in the Second Dis
wv trict on the 19th INST, the negro boy JAMES
CLARK is about feet Tn inches and about 10 TO 80
wears old has teeth gray hair and no apparent mark
Says belongs to Mr. Brooks living at oarrolton Tbs
owner is requested to os and claim said boy according
to Law. 'g' Il. PLANCdAhD,
:. -. =s.=- 81 s.. Keeper City Police JAIL
New Orleans June 20, 1856. je2l I'm
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- s..s4s ...z-. C0MPTRoLLER,s OFFICE I
City of New Orleans, May l. 1856 I
RESOLVED, Thatthe Comptroller be, and he is hereby
authorized and required to give notice. by standing ad
vsrtisement in the official JOURNAL that In accordance
with the ninth section of ordinance No. l442 approved
March 30, 1864 the Council will not pay any bill against
from the Gomptroer in accordance with The ordinance
referred to. a
Z FtN552 [signedl e.. TRACY.
r @' President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
.. . ESignedl I. H PLACE,
\. President Board Il Aldermen
Approved April 2s, 1866 ,-5-5l7
[signsdl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
The attention Of the officers of the city and of the
public is respectfully called to the foregoing resolution
o. DE BUYS,
myie Il Comptroller City of New Orieans
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5 A RAT WHIPPED BIZ A SaANeHAL-One morn
ing last week, citizen of this village, while
hoeing in his garden, heard q clatterin his barn.
On repairing thither he was met by q tremen-
dous large rat, fleeing for dear life, hosly pur-
sued by four hens. As the rat passed he came
in collision with tie hoe, killing himself. The
hens claimed the victory II Ogdensburgh Sen-
tinel. sss-45gg. -ss55aR
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TL etc conduit au Depot des Epaves du ouatrieme
District Premiere entire les Rousseau ct Full
Lon, CONNIE epaves- =
Une Ghevre blanche sa. :
Une Chevre blanche ct noirs ..=-.-. L.
81 elles sont pas reclanees dams dix jours ct les
depnses payees eles seront vendus kenchere pubaue
dit depot, JEUDI 10 20 couraut, 40 heuresaA. NJ
AUG.S. PHELPS. Gommssare des Rues
Nouvelle Orleans, IA Juliet, 1856 lyle M 26
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N TON. S, c., TO MONTGOMERY ALA-until ufther notice
the Of from Charleston Co. Montgomery Ala
be follows. ''F'1
First class cubic foot IS cnssbores bonns fnruure
lemoDs f mach light articles
Second cas, per lbs boses and Shoes
dry ods gas Pan pitk root gins onFectioney raising
hgs dates campbene
ee tobacco, eather dry hides TIM copper
steel sheet and hoop machinery cola carriage
ares rice candles hoiow-ware moasaes
whhe lead iquor, crockery in craeB and casks
normstion relative shipment Charleston
the neo o Georga and Alabama,
application to HENRY YONGE, T
ieS M
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LINE OF f..-;;, Nam

CITY on a.. SsW pHaRsinS ;houga aEGENsBgRG AMITE
There % now @ established On h Route Tn Weekly Stages
Ame oy every Monday Wednesday Friday
rival Of the Passenger fsaus nnd
same evening at O'clock Returning WIN ieays Clinton every
Tuesday, Thurs end Saturday O'clock n III, morning Nh
s,ns As Ann G ms for the evening
sSn the ssms % day Ras route Ia ss ms
ing good natural rosd. As no Mail m
Bag for the transmission and Psnsla b.
pa ed at the office the New Orleans
Garondels. aest and win the Railroad every Monday
Wednesday and Friday at o'clock In ths irnipp ana
ton will be paid The proper delivery Papers,
be Five Dollars II will thus that ths
es. and safest route from Cliaton TO New Orleans. f
rATEI Y n z TIEHLER Au;o c;,
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Fourth District Pound.

Fourth District Pound.
WNTAs brought to the Fourth District Pound on First
wv street, betwesn Rousseau and Fulton Streets as
estrays-s
One white Female Goat.
One white and black Female Goat.
Which, if not claimed within ten days, and, the ex-
penses thereon paid, win be sold at public auction at
said pound, on THURSDAY, 2Sth instant at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. AUG. s. PHELPS,
5-.I Street Commissioner.
New Orleans, July IA, 1856. =.
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IN the way she looked upon tba bideons M
oenudeo skuls, she even torchsd and 1;f,asa
them with her fragile and coquettish hau5 ..;,,
sDliing just as she would il glsncine A = rose
uur vlsit to the catacombs lasted more ths,, ~,
ia. hoar anu naiL Then we returned to the ssI-
| .eries and corridors, ito the narrow stairesss.
finally, in few minutes, we were once AGAR m, 4,
city Of the living. But to see us as We moved
before each other, still affrighted and coloriess.
Passer-by would have exclaimed pointing
With his finger, like the old woman Of Florence
70 the strange and pallid Alighieri, st See thew
nave Just returned from HelI.s -
Il 5ccssrRIc1TIEs OF COSTUME. There is no part
=, ouf costume, either male or femsle, which
mas not already passed from one extreme Of All
safaIsy sa.e % another, and been most admired at
as h'ghest point. Coats have been worn With
toui uinoas salrts dangling about the wearer's
nes's, anu WIN seanty iappels descending ak
inenes below the waist. Coat sleeves al one
time htted skin-tight, and more than once have
been 30 wide as to sweep the ground Flannsd
vaistcoats, which in the time Of t,sor,ld
reached nearly to the stocking, were soon ,,t
20 snort az to be nearer the arn-pits than The
thigh The close-ftting, tightly strapped trou.
ssrs contrasts 1adicrousiy with the trunkhoae os
the abeh century, stuffed out with five or air
ppunos Of bran, to such an extent that as a
i1arielan manuscript tells us, alterations had
'enS farHHmenL house 90 TO
aford additional accommodations for the mem
hers seats. II issreiated that fast man ~
the time, on rising to conclude visit Of cere.
moBy, had the misfortune 10 DAMAGE his nethsr
lnteguments by protrudipg nail in his chair
so that by the time be gained the deor the %.
cape of bran was so rapid as to cause 4 callanse
1t may have been that similar mishaps ea,ssed
the substitution of wool or hair for bran, which
afterwards became common
Holmes, in his Notes of Dress, says. IA law
was made against such as did stufFe their
Sbryches' to make them stand out; whereas.
when certain prisoner Gin these tymesl was ac-
cused for wearing such bryches contrary to law.
ne began to excuse himself of the offence, and
endeayored little and little to discharge himself
OF that which he did wear within them. He
drew ont pair of sheets, two table cloths, ten
napkins. four shirts. a brush, glass, a combe
and night cap, and other things Of use, saying:
Your fordship may understand that because
have NO safer store-house, these pockets do
serve me for Q room to lsy my goods in and
though it be Q strait prison, yet it il q store
house big enough for them--for 1 have many
things more yet of value within them And 50
his discharge was accepted and well laughed at
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nFFIcE OF NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS

~ NSTITUTION-0Ghce 81 Camp
der at Of the Legislature, on 18Th March, 1856. s
Tc office Of this Iustntien will bo for tbs reception Of De-
gonis morning tsundaya eIepted) from o'clock
Saturday evenings from 5 to , O'clock.
Deposits Of One Dollar Bnd upwards will be- eived
M of the fandss strictly limited by the act Of ineo
otaton tbs Public Debts United
sann. and Of the City Of New 0rieans.
Real
within the limits the Urean
of the appraised cash value.
Orleans, exceeding 80 the value
All ntereet Proit
bs lnttibgted senii annually among the Depositprs
No Trustee directly indirectly
ceve eniolument whatever
Certificates Of deposits
wilba sued for deposited aspecfed
TRUSTEES. 40@t
George Eua'a, A. d. Kelly, William voge,
w NJ Mercer Geo. Urquhari, r. b. Sumner, 3E
@. G. Duncan, Al Ieins, Geotge Jonas
Wilhsirnux BoSsft, p. N. Wood, Thos. A. ClafK.
Thos A. kdams, l.. A Bradford, D.. d, Withers
W. N. MERCER, Preaident
..a A. p. KELLY,
VIM. YoGEL. Vice Presideas
r. B. SUMNER
D. ID. 4WITIIERS, Treasurer
tneh stthe office. sH ''@ r = as8Iy
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Second District Pound.

NXIAS brought TO the Second District Pound corne,
wv Of st. Ann and Derbgny streets, as estray--
oae dun Horse, about l474 hands high, the legs
Which, if not claimed within ten days and the ex
penses thereon paid will be public suction at said
pound, on SATURDAY, the 2lst inst, at 10 o'clocb
Am. ..5--t.. AUG. .. PHELPS,
Street Commissioner
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u AXE GEUKG The FoRT WILLIAM
HENRY BQTEA. siLnaei The ahxa iil

nace, open for
IN. tes ertion Of ,ests On the 7tth Of Jpne relt.
THAI HOTEL erected
south end Of the adolning The ruins For VIII
Henry, short disiahce ne
house and furniture have coat
$4,000. length aad 30 deep with
aWipE lb feet in the The grtulds
beautiful manner, with fountains The
3Sl guests, and 10 lighted wi Water brought
the hotel from mou tain spin The distance of a carried
of the houae furnishing full supply
baths hotel con ae comfort and
deeld and furnished "a Hty not inferior fratcla
hpten The all large with
otthtm conne that private
preferred. Livery Stable the hopse
together with an abundance of loom.
Sm DAM III, GALE p,opist,r
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Ae ID aR aR

ia PACKEIS.-(MERCHANTSt LINE
vessels
Bstk G. W. PoULTNEY tnsw). .Couant msrtsJ
G. HAND Snew). esco,
EMILY BANNING. Ray,
Brig D. B. BROWN Marahmhn
6chrGEORGE hANGHAM Seuddsf,
The built
elau
dssnion They
and wilatways be Tow ed up and down the
Neither Captains of yesees
stble Bullion Plated
Letters board q
thereoa Expressed
room accommodations, ,apPlyto - So
sw Agshttip psiiadspha. BAKgR sTETs6N North
oaa
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ARD oIL-lS0 bbls choice brands, for sale
jeis By JOSEPH LANDIs CO, ~ TehoupllOalaa 81.
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5ll PosITIVELY 20 oURED.--DI

u BECKWITHs ANTLDYsPEPTIc PILLS, after trial Of
sustained
the United States is the BEST ANTI
DYsPEPTIC MEDICINE offered public PRICE, cents
per More than disposed
They putlp with the
ains ths same M @ The
EfFicAcY u THEIR USE Il needa to publish Certificates
tSsr nas ron snh me hs oTengst language 70
MinaiPp RI Rev. Bishop Freeman Rev. VIM McPhssters b
d. Raleigh, NJ C Hon, Badger Senaot u S. RI Re La
M Iys D. p Of North h saTeina Hon Judge Potter
Cqne reenye Hon. John Henderson, u s.
For sale Ssworeans by Jaa syme N Moron E. Wheel
ock ag Beach andby Druggatu generally
ES None without the written
WITH M. d. Petersburg, all will please apply
lis r ff,S
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W7AS brought to the Second District Pound, corner
wv of St. Ann and Derbigny streets, as esfrays-
One gray Mare, about Is hands high, shod Ah round
no brand visible. = "a - ~, l.es@
0ne yellow and white Female Goat right ear spl t.
One white Kid right ear split.
One white Female Goat, both ears bored -
0ns yellow and white Female Goat 5t=
One light yellow Female Goat, tss
Which, if not claimed within ten days. and the
thereon paid viii be sold public auction at said Pound
on MONDAY, the 18th inst at 10 o'clock A. M. 41
49,. r.-5 AUG. a PHELPS, Street Commissioner.
, New Orleans, July ), 1866 -
4 etc conduit Depot des Epayes du Second Dis
A trct, arencoignure des Ste. Anne Derbig1y,
comme epaves-- f@ 9S r-3933
Une Jnment grise, denviron 10 mains de haut ferres
aux quatre pieds, sans etampe visible
Une Cheyre jaune ct blanche, loreile drote fendue
Une Cheyrau blanc, rorailie dfote fendue.
Une Ohevre blanche les Poreies percees. -
Une Chsvre jauns ct blanche.
Une Chevre dun jsune clair. 5s-.=.u.3.= =...-7
S les dts aDimaux pas recames dams dix jonrs
les depenses payees lis vepdns Penchere pub
iique dit depot, LUNDI 10 16 courant 10 heures
A. NJ. AUG. IS. PHELPS, ~
Commssaire des Rues.
Nouvele Orleans, Juliet, 1855. ;y8 II 16 /
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RAILROAD AND cry BAGGAGE EXPRESS
L In connection with the above there EXPRESS
Of sagEage to pat of city Of New elssns
that giving check
and dispatch. q & IA
STARR S Cam nhtraet
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~ GN OhLEAN5, ,OFELOUGAS and GhEAI
~ WESTERN ExpRESS.-A DAILY EXPRESS now sstAb-
bed the OpeiouEa Railroad Bayou
L urcbe connecting aThs Adsms Expressn
for all the principal cities and Townh
Bayou Laiourcbe witss = :
HoLDEE's STAGES AND EXPRESS WAGONS
for Thbodaux, Houna, Tgeryie Bewek Bay, Patteonvle
SenerSi franklin New Iberia, ST. Marnsv and
OpelonRAB -
spec very Vanablen and Merchandise of every description
forwarded and delivered promptly Drafts Bis etc,. coll
Ieeed, and all ordera atse nded TO punepaly a& N
Each EXPRESS in charge nj Special +{
erehandise Orders Interior mug.
be left at the Ce before p NJ previous
a. Joseph Barha so Old Lsvse street. will
EXPRESS leaves Adams Co.'s Office Camp street. daily Al
NJ Reforming eayea rankin House. Thbodaux, r.
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HI etc conduit Depot des Epaves du Second Dis
Ill trict Pencoignure des st. Ann ct Derbigny,
commes epave-- s-4 sa5.' 54&7
Un Cheyal brun fonce dsnyron IA mains trois quarts
de haut les jambes, Ia crinere ct Ia Queue norss
lsngue presque coupee ct pendante
Si le dit animal NEST pas recame dam dix jours ct
les depenses payes, sera vendu Penchere publQue
dit depot, SAMEDI, le a du oourant, 10, hesires
A. M. AUG s. PHELPS
70 Gommissaire des Rues
NouyeIIe Orleans, 10 Juliet, 1855. iyl1 1921
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This Proprietor, calling
dos, with feeling Of the confidence
adaptation to the for which II Ia rscontneDded
Il and article
n yeer5 before the american peoP sad
b unrvaled lar The
sso 5 ~ most prominent and well known Phsaeans and
ndvdhas In all paris OF the
from ycar sa,e respectfully Submitted referring any
still doubt Memorasiia ReGstp Book for
taEeTs and FAMILIES, to be had gratis Of all The
EEers. 70ts
Principal Office and Mandatory street. Pa
ES Sold Wholesas md Retail by JOHN WRIGHT / Co, Isl
EhartIne New eans and by
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~
/ v ERS.-PATENT SAWED WEATHERBoARpINc, bo,h
rough and dressed the best sale al sie
for rough, and for suit
LUMBER Also, second hand side
fel26m STAR FLAMING MILLS Baan.
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lie eign and Domeaiic Malt liquors, No. 80 Gavicr street.
NewOea1s, constantly hand shipping
Yorh and Phadelpha Porter nd Champagne
rel hogshead hoe In
sers Al o importa Scotch Ale and London Porter.
" Prompt and particular attention paid received
fe1ly
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fSLARET WINE-76 boxes. For sole hy
~ 49, AT. COCHRAN q NALL, ss are,B,r s,rsss
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COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,
Relief I'm Five Einstss.

L1LERb COAfUCltD GUA 4hA6{C 6lhUf.
r5tHE Increasing demand for this most pleasant
= safe, and eacs-ious res,e3y for al pulmonary
dst ases, hes enstet the prosTietor r. reduce The
price to place II within the reach Of eli eiaasse
Its Superiority over Laost similar preparations is At
tested by many eminent physicians ehc have lsCb
eve witnesses Of its efficacy when the usual rene
Sies fcye faded; slto by thousand OF onr most 70
spectacle citizens no have used &c IN their families
botn as preventive sad with never filling sue.
FEES fIr the last twenty years. during which period
with very little aid from advertising. kc., Il hs
gradually spread reputation over the whole Union.
In csses Of recent Cblis Coughs, Hcdrsesess, De- Il
gives immediate relief aud generally In day
or two, without interfering With Diet budps, OF
rendering the system more susceptible Of Od, IN
chronic caees, Lfthmd, Waoos,ao Cough, Orossp,
Bossckitts, Afecionf Of The Lxses, and Ccaaap
tton 1t is always very b-nehcsel. and SELDOM faiA
when commenced in dime 70 perfect Q cure.
Price Is and 20 certe o bottle.
Sold wholesale by Patterson Faj-n, Stott Co,
Riigely %. Alexandra by Peel Stevens. In
Georgetown By Nj. Gssel
az TPLERS GUN kRAB6 CANDY DROE&
similar composition to the above, but IN Q nildsf
AMI mere portable fori, they act like charm on
Troublesome Cough, and clear the throat and
voice; they contain 20 iai urous erug are paricu-
larly recommended for children. freQsepters Of pub
lie assemblies, public speakers, dngerf, sc.
Price l21z and 70 csns PSF boz.
For a,le at most Drug and Candy Stores.
oct ls-H
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TIE PORTSMOUTH, Va, PRIEST CASE.
The Southern Argus, printed at Norfolk,
has the following upon this subject:
To the Editor of the Norfolk argus:
Dear Sir:-My attention was called q
or two ago to an article copied from the
Washington Organ. The facts are simp-
II these: Last Friday week on nv re.
turn from Old Point l found on my ia
bic dispatch from a Mr.. Edward B.
Purcell, Of Cincinnati, o., a priest, be-
li5ve, not en- Archbishop, as was stated,
of which the following is copy:
CINCINNATI, March 13, 1855.
Rey. Catholic Priest:
Is Mrs. Charlotte Cooper member of
your congregation in Portsmouth, or has
she leitE Her parents are in great dis
tress to know.
EDWARD 3. PURCELL.
requested gentleman, a member OF
my congregation, to accompany me to
Mr.. Co0per's house to make the inquiry.
This gentleman was witness to every
word spoken during our interview. We
met Mr.. Cooper at the door; / enquired
4 Mrs. Cooper was at home; 1 was an
swcred IN tie affirmative. handed him
the dispatch and requested to See his
wife IN MS presence, for a moment, as q
member Of the Catholic Church; [ was
answered no sir, my wife is not Cath
Ole | replied, Il should be extremely
sorry 10 doubt your word, yet l cannot
believe it until hear it from her own
lips, and take this occasion to state to
you, kindly, but firmly, that she has q
right to liberty of conscience, q right
common to every human being, and one
| understand, guaranteed to her by YOU
before your marriage 1 was then re-
queSted in no very polite way, to leave
l consider there is no necessity whatever
10 contradict in detail the silly falsehooG
cfthe article. Indeed, have never seen
the lady at any time.
The above is all in substance that &C.
Cured. The gentleman that accompanied
Iie and Nj. Cooper know its truth.
Very respectfully,
FRANCIS DELvIN, Catholic Pastor.
Portsmouth, Va, March "a, 1855.
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that the bsdese or bidders Vim, n his or thsr Va b,
accepted, enter into an obiis atic In such time a
may BE- prescribed by the Secretary Of tie Navy,
With good and SUFFICIENT surties, 70 furnkh TIE sur.
plies prep No proposal d al BE considered IN.
less panied by such fuarsntse. IL sster The
planes Of proposal and motif alton thereof
the bidder bidders he or ih'y shall fell 10 enter
into obliesto within the time prescribed BY the
Secretary Of he Navy with good aud mfbcient SURE
ties, for iurni.hins the fuppiss, then u Secretary
Of the Navy shall proceed 10 ccptr,et vifh sons
other person psrsobs Or fu nishtug the sa,d sup,
plies and shall forthwith came the di6srsncs s..
tween the amount contained In the propoeal 20
gpsrastied and the amount for which be may have
contrac ell for furni hing the said supplies ter tie
whole teriod OF the proposal TO be charged mp
a,ainst So bidd BIDDERS. AID his their euaF.
sptor or gu.ran'ors: and the sans NAV Be imnedi.
stey recovered by the Upit~d States, for the Of
tho Navy Dspsrtm,nt In an action Of debt again
either or all Of sad persona"
1Public, No. II
yoIyf RESOLUTION relative % bids for provihonA
clothing, and small stores for the uss Of the navy
Resoiped BY The Seadte and -Hosse Of Represeafa-
hves Of tie Uated States Of AMERICA IN Cbscrsss as
sesshed, That all bids for supplies Of provstons,
clothing. and small stores for the use Of the navy
may Be rejected, at the option Of the department r
made by one who h not Known 40 Q manufscturr
Of or regular dealer In, the article proposed 10 b
furnished, which fact the reverse. must he DIS
nctly stated in the bds offered; that the bids Of al
persons who may have filled 10 o mIly with the
conditions Of any contracts they may have prev
ously entered into with the United States shall g
the option OF the department be rejected; that In
ore t.an one bid be offered for the supply Of an
article on account Of any party, either In bis
owa name, or In the name Of his partner, clerk or
any other person, the whole Of such bids shall Be 70
jected at the option Of the department; and hat
partners Of any firm shall not be resolved % sure
ties for each o'her; and that, whenever IL may b
deemed necessary, for the intereaf Of the govern
msrt and the health Of the crews Of the United
STATES vessels, TO procure particular brands a fous
which are known 10 keep best on distant stations,
the Bureau Of Provisions and aud Clothing, with
the approbAtiou Of the Secretary Of the Navy, Be,
aud hereby Il, authorised to procure the same on
thu best terrs, ia ma ket oveit
Approved n March, 1854
III ar l7-1av4u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-29
PHILADELPHIA
LAGER BEER DEPOT.
36l P.. dpsnue, befueen AZ cnd sen

361 P... dpsnae, between III ard 6th street.
SE1 have at all times the best Philadelphia La
w ger Beer on Rand, and offer il now for sale
for 50 per keg, and in quart bottles for 81 50 per
dozen.
We send the Beer free Of 10 all parts Of the
city.
az Many physicians have recommended this
Beer Ope of the best remedies for weak stomachs
mar Sim F. Z. & w. GERECKE.