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nreasmry Departure
June 9f. i6oa.

nreasmry Department,
June 49, 1853.
day Of u O'Clock, for furnishing
mated a. delivered II props. , Ne 20 p, Into nc sssas q. Us
The 1easa Department bsdas which w1 BE- ss. granite
have privilege Of furnishing for
ss - ns M e .y %
Una, time deemed fos TIE o. United States
sails hereby nv,sd shosld United STATES
quire it,
The wrought Dimensions Sizes node
ae which b furnished by this department. BY which all ea
. u exterior be plain
per stones. and elo"ssS wS ss,nes sr to the nc
.oS The .cs. . aIS and
their capitals the eu'absure and haluade The window
bunting will be preserved through
may be varied except nose in the east wings The
sizes and o. ns co. ~ G
- ~ me present building - !, ,... j,
pieces equal lengths The base and capital
a % viii sss be 70 os o - % ns saas
the latter 70 be composed Of ba, block
top nay Those the the outer face
ofhs s.hsr perfectly wroush, the sample,
win ~ necessary head, rebates returns &C qusd Tue beds.
inouldmgs be clean wrought
a.s@ The sssi,. d s columns may b "a four or
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bocA stw,se forming me undersd and the st
Of Those the antas be
tx. H
me measaeaen pay
thereon wiz be made aseeuby 70 The following form and
ssds al bios must be usss s' 3. ),
g s,s s. J., 0o, ) ,.0.,a eeu... COS. Of stock
Aei'ays eoan.n ineadins oi.ioei freight
Aeaiiays oSss aaas, iacaas cost Of stock freight
. aud ~ q ;..,.,
md yersn aasnn = - " s'
oapas oraa.,s sas including sock, Freight
Bases anias, including fsiock, freight
Bss Of column each, including Gu. Of stock freight
piece including cost Stock
hs6 p S aaS merchandising hrss B. c,. 90.
sock, fieish and wsrk,nanship ..........
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any greater than feet up 100 feet an Increase
Of ,sid,l 81 "'' =. ess" aa''o"a
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eaasais, .psr 49, y ~ s.'
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aa'~"s.s o. n..... custom house. p' superficial
pet sapstnea
70 LOOT, h'mmsins on Boston per superficial
For all beds, bads ends backs, &C., hamnered fnI to
Each bidder furnish cube Il one o the
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oLp silver fine plated specaces glasses Sc
~ all focuses, with peroca and
long experiences gives peculiar advantages glasses
adapted to the Of wearer,.
q W. GAIT BRO,
31f Penn. avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets
Jan Qs--u - 49, - ' $500
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Miss Broolxe's English aud French Boar ing
Day school, NO. I3s Pennsylvania rvenae.


Iss BROOKE, from Phadeiphs taken the house The
m OF 1911 Penn in the block
known buildings, will Monday September
TO- 1885, boarding and day school for ladies' Many
acquired in the first institutions the Morrill,
which she will Nary's Hall, Burlington, New Jersey and
the Episcopal Female institute Philadelphia enables her to offer
her the of her establish
ment. Tho history, and literature the English
will form feature her Of
Music will b. taught profess
and in French especially facility will be afforded for the
acquisition
be had The principal book
stores, or of Miss Brooke, No. f6i e street.
RsrkREscrs.
The Right Rev. Alonzo Potter, D. ID.
The Right Rev. @. W Doane, u. ID.
Professor A. Dallas Bicbe Superintendent Coast survey
Professor Joseph Henry, Secretary Smithsonian Institutes
Gen iobD Mason Washineton ID. g.
William w. t'orcoran, ID. e
Hon. James CAMPBELL posin lister General.
Hon. Ellis Lewis. Chief Justice OF Pennsylvania.
Hon. w. Woodward Judge OF the Supreme Court Of Fennsy
Hon Geo. Vail NJ. O.. " " Jersey
Nj friend, Brooke emable lady, Of great intel
teacher aud whose aecomplsb
menis English literature especially entiuc her eh consdera
AIDNZD POTTER.
June 30 O.
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Al Esw EDITION OF DtCIkEiNs's Complete pvor ST.
IN The complete Of Charles Dickens in five vones Five
volumes, ~ 80.
Missing Bride Miriam, the Avenesr by Mrs.
u. Southwouh Paper, 81; bound, 81 rs.
the Pckwick Papers complete. Price 50
Just published and for TAYLOR 4 MAURY'S
May Bookstore "a 9i,
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4 UTOBsUGRAPHy Of arago, vol. London, 1855
II Phllips's Worlds beyond tbs Earth vol London 1885.
Alexandria and her schools by Cbas Kingsley vol 1856
The Philosophy Of Universal Hssos by the Cheyslier Bun
2 vols London, I555 ~
osburn's Monumental History Egypt vols London. 1885
hardwick's hline Peerage for 1885, 9&te&
ShiIlng's Worth OF Magic; by Professor Anderson.
Daniel dc Foe and Chuchii by John Forster vol 1858
has'he History, Literature and Art of the Greeks; from
the GerSnan ofJacobs. Il vol. 1850
Pote Nineveha Aneient History and Modern Explorers
1855.
The Curios,ies of Lon lon by John Timbs ! vol 1855
With other English books, imported by last by
June & FRANCk TAYLOR.
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United States Mail.

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Posr OrrIoK DErs NrmrsT,
June j. 1885
PROPOSALS for carrying the from
s day OF October 1885, the h dsy Of June 1883 inclusive
the following State received Al
Once Post Office neprmen city Of
Washington until Of 18th uiy 1885, be decided by the
Goth of the month.
LOUISIANA.
Prom ~ October, 1855. 10 LIST Juiy le5s
No 1907 From Saint Martnsve by Beaur, Bridge Armsndve
Leorav.ie, local,) md Barry'H Land ng, tocal,1 10
oprlousas, La, 60 miles and back, a week.
Leave Saint MartinsvIs Monday alta
Arrive 1T 0pelousas DAY by i0pm.
Leave Op.IousaT "Wednesday n m
Arrive Saint uartiusviie day by D
Bids three week. with proT schedule
making close Opriouens
Orleans M will " crrd
For forms Of certificate
and embracing
The contracts such the department
advertisement inviting
aud southwestern States dsted 0'h January 1854
JAMES CAMPBELL,
June 2-lsw3w Postmaster G.nsrai
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Navy Beef and PORK nor 1866.


EALED PROPOSALS., endorsed "a Proposals and
- Proposals for Pork, the be viii b. received
until ~ O'clock saturday, The i4h day Of July
furnishing and delivering free OF ali aud sk the
United States, The following navy yards
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No. 81 Louisiana aueaue,
N ILL practise In the Court Of the United states, the
lunbia.
Dec g7--3tawti
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and for The References guidance o. ceaai genie
s and ab fs
.yas and eveins timber measuring ar,aees work waer
houses and Of other ure1 matter b,
adon author Of several works whole complete
in ! vol. imported from London by ~ 49, -
IRGINIA Pay and sluser-roiis Of asiiita entitIed
land bounty the act Of Congress Of september ast
Beverly. History Of Virginia.
ns v ss n. Agricultural Society Vol
sSaa on one an S Virginia y,so,. p snsiap
r T,s.a,a w Studies On ms Slavery.
Cummings Minor Works 80 series.
Schmtz's Manual Of ancient History.
Howiu's History Prestcraft.
Cure Social and Religions austen, r1a9ss
IN the shaEGR
NEW BOOKS Ar TAYLOR 81 MAURY's.
N American among orienas including audience with
the u.au vsi, the in erior Of Turkish haren by
= The 1 rais Empire s sass.eas s
The Neshbos' Children. from German BY Mrs. 5. A. Myers
sehm.cter,s Ln,heran Manual with formula discipline &c
Rsna,s Medical Chemistry students price y.
I'VE BOWS Review for May.
" Frank Lesle's Gazette for May
the oDon % wv Pape BY the late VIA Mssnn avols
Nav Nays" FRANcK TAYLOR.
ANTHONY, No. sos broadway, New York.
Il, Of mnsiing preservss
cases. importer Of plates, ccmcns frames aud
caoype chemicals paper and
ras description.
supplied with materials
c. O. Hason's celebrated also, vogtandcr Shea
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June Goodyear
AW Partnership ROBERT J. WALKER LOUIS
JANIN have formed acopartnerep under the firm o Walker
Janin" for the and Of in The SUI
Court Of the United Sates and before the of Claims
at Washington city.
Address Washington, ID G.. May I0--eo3m
l.. j. MIDDLETON,
Dealer in Ice
Office depot o.
Ice kept constantly Office which
large small quantities.
Once open from g. a. to 9, p.
May 2--eod2m
'rIlk, MISSING brides by ssrs. south worth.
Dckens's New Stories. 1 vol.
Pickwick Papers so
Kate Ayesfprd--a novel; by Charles s. Peterson
Araja by Theodore Mugsr.
the Initials. New
S,anhope Bnrleigh by Helen DIM.
Incesae by Alexander Dumas
Price OF sGrowu by Eugene Sue.
May % FIANCK TAYLOR.
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w edition.
Adamss Equity edition. with Americas
June FRANCK TAYLOR
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AW Partnership ROBERT j. WALKER & LOUIS
JANIN have formed under firm of Wake
Il Janin
preme Court If United States the
Washington city.
Address Washington, I0--eo3m
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nENEixAL TEXT BOOK for surveyor
VI architects, land agents, and stewards. in their
tons and for the use, reference, and guidance Of
ysying, and leveling, timber measuring, artifcen
works. geometry, mensuration, aud Irigonometry, d
and country houses, and great aBouut VI other ~
Edward Rydc, civ engineer and land surveyor; aDt
aldson, author Of several works on agriculture -ihe
in vol Imported from London by
June FRANC
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-05-12

ulaiion Of this country, and to regard themselves
as a superior order Of beings to the poor natives
around them, while they are expected to bcgovern-
cd in casting their votes, by individual benefit or
clanuish interest rather than from any settled mo-
tons Of public policy, or conscientious and enlight-
cned convictions Of public necessity. Thus the poor
fellows are dcluded into a oagnhcd belief Of their
Importance, and at The same time led by sinister
motives TO give evidence Of their own sclf-abase-
meHt.
The American party propose to give more char
ac,er and standing to the vote Of natve-born eiti-
zens-thosc whose every thought, interest and feel
ing is identified with the government and institu-
tions under which they have ben rcarcd-and to
rely less upon electonccring appeals to those who
have proved themselves the loo willing dupes Of the
Artful and intriguing. A few lessons from Sam
will 10 the forcgn-bon voters god and the gener-
Gus fellow will charge them nothing for his trouble
lie keeps free school for such people, insisting on
iy that they shall behave themselves while under
his tuition. II this be prescription" our enemies
can "pake the most Il IT,"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-05-12
SPIRIT OF THE VERMONT PRESS,

The Free Press hears ''that prominent Admins
ration men in the State have solicited the sigma
lures of Of their opponents Of last year, to
call for general anti-'sam' Convention; but
thinks it will fail "Thc main issues SAYS this
Journal 'ofthe last campaign, opposition to slavery
extensian, and to the present corrupt and fithess
administration, will be the main issues OF the next
For that reason the union Of friends and opponents
of the administration, on an anti-Know- Nothing.
or any other platform will be an impossbility -
We quote hrther:-
with the American sentiment on which the
new party bases Itself, the majority of the people
Of our state we believe, sympathze to greater or
less extent. To the secret organization the major
ny OF the people are no doubt strongly opposed :
but their opposition to Slavery is stronger at pres
ent than even TO secret oaths We see not Whv
there need be necessarily, any warfare between
the know-Nothings and the Republicans or Union
men OF last year, who are opposed to secret poiit
cal oruers. whether there is TO be such warfare.
takes" f-'
Navigation on Lake Champaign and Ontario.
is now fully opened and steamers are making their
trips with their usual summer regularity
Ethan A. Allen, reliet of Capt Ethan A. Allen
formerly of the United States Army and son of old
Ethan Of TicOnderoga memory, died at her resi-
deuce in Virginia, on the 10th ult.
The Waiehman continues its expose of what
purports to be the ritual Of the X. MS Its last
issue contains the ritual of the third degree, and
the editor remarks -
''rhe first and second degrees tally exactly with
those Of New York, and the inference therefore is
irresistible that the revelation is genuine"
The. Wafehman Furthermore asserts that the
end and aim Of * Nsm' is the preservation Of the
Union, and that the irruption Of the MissOurians
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-05-12
MASONIC PERIODICALS.

For the information Of our Masonic readers, we
subjoin n correct list Of Masonic periodicals pub
lished in the Unitd States
The Masonic Magazine, monthly, Boston, 81
per annum CIV. Moore, Editor.
The Masonic Mirror and Register weekly, Phil
adelphia; 50 PEI annum. Leon Hyneman, Editor.
The Masonic Library; monthly, Philadelphia 81
per annum. Lon lIyneman. Editor.
The American Freemason, semi-monthly, Louis
VILE, X; 81 pr annum. Rob Morris, Editor.
The Ancient Landmark; monthly, Mount Glenn
ems, Michigan 81 per annum. Abncr c. Smith,
Editor
The Masonic Review monty, Cincinnati, Ohio
81 per annum. c. Moore, Editor.
The signci and Journal monthly, Marietta, Ga
80 per annum. s. Lawrence, Editor
The Masonic Misoellanyi monthly, Charleston,
s. c.; 50 per annum. A. G. Maekcy Editor
The Masonic Register aud Union monthly,
New-York. 50 per annum. J. II. Adams & Co.,
Publishers.
The Triangle; semi-monthly, Brooklyn, n. Y. !
So der annnm. Edward Rahr. Publisher, Ger
mau.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-05-12

A CRurL IMPosroR. Boston Herald
reports the case of "A husband for Day. in
which a California widow residing at ST. Al
bans, VT, received bearded refugee from the
land Of gold as her own legitimate and longed-
for 'sposa,' the resemblance between the two
being sufficiently strong to deceive her, after
an absence of five years on the part of her
liege lord. The scoundrel had known the hus-
band in California, and so became familiar with
the incidents of his life, concerning which he
talked feelingly during the day and night he
spent in the lady's company.
During the congratulatory visits of friends
on the day succeeding his arrival, one known
in the neighborhood also arrived from San Fran
cisco, who proved to the lady's satisfaction that
her husband was still in California, and caused
the imposter to be arrested and indicted for
assault and battery Queer-and wicked
The more So that the fellow had actually OBJ
tanned possession of $500 recently RENTED by
the veriiable husband
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-05-12

The bombardment Of Sebasiopo goes on and
the fire Of the allies is steadily returned, with
no evident progress on either side, and there is
no sign Of an immediate assault. During The
night of the II the French destroyed the Rus
sian rife ambuscade in front of Malakoff tower.
A terrible battle ensued, perhaps the most san
buinary since that Of lnkermann. The besieg-
ers were still advancing and consolidating their
position.
On the night of the 18th the Russians made
strong soriic, but were promptly repulsed.-
The latest is from the Russian commander, the
23d, who states that anor IL days bombardment
the allied fire had become weak aud caused lit
lie damage. telegraph is now completed
from London to the Crimea, except few miles
between bucharest and Rustchuk.
1t was doubtful still whether Napoleon would
GO to the Crimca. 1t is officially announced
that his departure is postponed ioi a short time.
Tho CAinese insurgents have evacuated
Shanphae. The American treaty with Japan
was ratified at Simoda FEBRUARY 2ist
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-05-12

"PUr YouR HOUSES IN oRDER. According 10
our zealously prophetic friends, the Adventsts,
Time will be granted to us sinners only to the 18th
inst; unless owing to some peculiarly favorable
circumstances Of the nature Of which we are not
informed, an extension be granted--a consumma-
ton devcutly to be wished and, by some unimag-
initive persons rather confidently expected The
frequent POstpOnemeuts Of this performance has led
to very general desire the part of the rest Of
mankind that those most interested will vet be
prevailed upon to grant us an extension. Such a
favor will be duly appreciated and as soon as cir
eumstanees render it practicable, faithfully recip-
rocated
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-05-12

Fire Is RoYALsros.-0n Sunday last the DWELL
ing-house, barn and out-buildings attached, situa-
ted in the West part Of Royalston, Mass, and
owned aad occupied by David Goddard, were en-
iiTely consumed BY sre. between two and three
O'Clock in the afternoon and while all the men in
the neghborhood were absent a, church. the fe-
males in the house discovered the roof Of the house
on fire. They brought ladder from the barn,
'~s-. up tho roof and extingnishod ,he Gs.-
While in the house eongratulating themselves upon
the narrow escape, they suddenly found that the
barn was wrapped in flames, having caught, pro-
badly, from a spark from the house The wind
blowing furiously at the time the fire was again
soon communicated to the house, and all the build
ings with their furniture, and valuable horse wers
destroyed. Loss from $1,000 to $500; no insur-
ance.
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PROGRESS OF THE MAINE LAW.
1851.
Passed by Legislature Of Maine.

1851.
Passed by Legislature of Maine.
1852.
Passed by the Legislatures of Minnesota,
Rhode Island aud Massachusetts Ratified by
the people of Minnesota-passcd by Legsla.
ture of Vermont
1853.
Passed by Legislature of Michigan-Raiifed
by the people of Vermont and Michigan
Its submission to the people pronounced uncnn-
stitulional by the Supreme Court Of Minnesota
Pronounced unconstitutional by Judge d. II.
Curtis, holding the U. S. Circuit Court in
Rhode Island mainly because il did not provide
for a trial by jury.-The consiituiionaiiy ofthc
submission TO popular vote questioned by the
Supreme Cour, of Michigan, which being equal
y divided in opinion, the decision was in favor
of the submission.
1854.
Pronounced unconstitutional in Masslchu-
sets as to the clause relating 10 the seizure and
coniisaton Of liquor, which did not sufficiently
provide for notice to the owucr-passcd by
Legislature Of New York--Vciocd by Governor
n. Y.-Passed by one branch of Legislature oil
New Hampshire--Passed by one branch ofLeg-
stature Of Maryland-Passed By Legislature,
but two branches fail 10 agree, in Pennsylvania
Voted for BY people Of Wisconsin-Passed
BY Legislature of Connccicut-Its constitution
atty affirmed by Supreme Court of Vermont
Passed in a modified form by Legislature OF
Rhode Island for the purpose Of making ii more
stringent, and at the same time obviaiing the
objections raised by Judge Curtis.
1853.
Its consii,uiionaly affirmed BY the Supreme
Court Of ohio-Passed by the House OF Rep
reseniatives in New Jersey, but defeated in the
Senate-Passed by the Legislature of Illinois,
to take eiiec, on the first Monday Of July next,
unless a majority of the people vote agaist it at
an election TO be held on the first Monday Of
Jone, in which case the act is to be void-Pas-
sed by the Legislature of Michigan, to take eff
feet May lilh-Passed by the Legislature of
Indiana to take effect June l2th-Passed by the
Legislature Of Delaware 10 take effect June LIST
Passed by the Legislature of New York. to
take effect July 4th--Re-enacied in Maine,
with many new, more stringent and efficient
provisions. !, provides for Imprisonment for
"S "'9' "'o"'O' wv "'c u'iiu "o' itSs uah NlIte
nor more than six months, and for the fourth
and every subsequent convection, $1,000 fine and
one year in the States Prison.-Passed BY the
Legislature of Iowa, and ratified by the people,
Passed Py the Legislature of Wisconsin, and
vetoed by the Goyemor-Passe dsgain u a form
10 obviale tho Governors objections, but vetoed
the second iime-Passed by the Provincial Leg
islatuIe Of New Brunswick, 10 take effect Jan.
LIST 1856, provided receives the royal sanction,
-Re-enacted in Massachusetts,, with new and
more stringent provisions.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-05-12

ANOTHER SHANGHAI WoRK.-Ai dinner
party last week, the conversation turned uopn
the fowl mania, recently developed in this count
~ one gentleman referred to the popular en-
cravings Of Shanghai monstrosities, another TO
Burnham's book on the hen fever, and third
TO Melyill's story in Harper, of"Cock a-doodle,"
Eyes" observed another, better versod in cot
ton than literature, 'the thing seems TO be get
ting into books fast ] saw one advertised the
other day, called 'Woyert's ROosf,' another
Shanghai work, suppose" The bost of the
joke was that Irving was at the table, and with
in ear shOt.-BostOn Transcript.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-05-12

BAScRoTr's WoEKs-Thc Boston Post learns
that the sixth volume 81 Ranr-af's History Of the
Untcl staIes which brings the history Of the coun-
try down to the commencement Of the revolution,
IS meeting with an excellent sale The next two
volumes will embrace the period Of the revolution
the fst closing with the declaration Of indcpcn.
denoe. aud the second completing history Of the
war and closing with the peace Of Paris-and they
may not be looked for under several years. In the
mean time Mr. Bancroft will give the public two
volumes Of letters Illustrative Of our revolutionary
history, written by the actors in the events Of that
period, who liyedboth here and in Europe. andwheh
have never been published The Harpcr's have al
so in press volume by the same author entitled
Literary and Historical Miscellanies," and con-
tanning Essays, Studies in German Literature.
Studies in History, and Occasional Addresses.
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

We solicit correspondence from oil parts Of this
and the adjoining counties, both in and out Of the
State, upon all subjects which interest the public
All News, local occurrences, fires, storms, acci-
dents, meeting, facts, &C., &C., transmitted to us
carly, will receive prompt attention. Our friends
by remembering this, can add much to the value
of TnE PuGNix. "original Poetry is not sought
for with much avidiiy by the reading community.
The latest quotations show II to be very poor stock
for investment.
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CIR a]gllunt 35bRnir.
DRATrIEDoRo. SATURDAY, MAY y, 1855.
NOTICE.

The Phoenix will be printed at present on
the afternoon Of Fridays. by this arrangement We
are enabled to give cur readers the report Of the
Cambridge Cattle Market and we feel quite surf
that most Of them would prefer one days delay 70
the omission Of that report.
TT Those who wish to have their Probate Noti-
ecs appear in the PmGSiS will give directions tc
that effect at the Probate office.