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UrFIcg SUPERINTENDENT or rnE PssLIc Pnrsrlsa,
x ' XII G@stsl Washington, October !, less.
TN pursuance Of provisions provide
euunx the public pnuns approved August 1852 sealed
first Monday si day. VI December twelve O'clock for
furnishing the that be required for the public printing for
the year the s day Of December 1856 and enong
The suboined i spees nearly be sscerianed the
quantity qualify and description Of each kind Of That will be
required. .aT ........... -.'.
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tu per ream may be required. 4 NJ
The fibre OF paper Of the above be Of linen
and cotton free from a aduteraon with mineral other sub
each, bundles EACH
tain 460 perfect sheets Uniformity co'or thickness and weight
will be equed and bundle Exclusive OF wrappers varying
under five cent om the standard weight will
ceived and the weight will In all required Mixing
Of thcknesses in the bundle the weight
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PROPOSALS.


NAVY DErARrMENT,
7#.# Bureau Docks, September ly, TOO
EALED PROPOSALS. separately endorsed Pro
~ posa class as
yard until The 25ih Oco-
furnishing delivering yards
named the materials and articles embraced IN the following classes
and which particularly described IN printed sehe duies wch
upon application, by mail requested,
desiring oer for all the classes
yaTds Tor ue
classes the under their command or by The navy agent
nearest thereto or by the bureau, tor OF all me yards
bidders agents 10 send
tem schedules by a will be IN order TO insure their
should enclose their application postage
stamps, requires all postage 10 be prepaid
Bidders hereby and particularly notified that their
hereinafter and be mailed
destination before the time expires for receiving
iLteh shall be received after the
yiod stated aoWane H be made Jlares J the mail
To offers being opened before the time
bidders are envelope
and line under the endonemen thus oposa for Cass
No. (aape fhselai) for the Macy yard at (naae fe yard
Chief Of the Bureau Of Yards and Docks, Washington
u. @. r.@
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The name OF viii RpOn books uAleGs
he payment OF the subscription be a AavsnSe,
Distant subscribers may money BY letter. s pOsase
f which win be paid by and all ak By ourselves
safe transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER pebshsd trl-weeky during the
sions Of CoRgsess, aud semi-weekly during
Subscriptions FOR period than year be received oa
pTopoTiioned 10 Che above annual rates,
9y-P0sTMAsTERs authorized act a gxenia aud
by sending DAILY subscribers, with $50 sneloasd
sEMIWEEKLY subscribers, with Ss5 eneiosed, viii be
titled a copy gratis.
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United states Patent once,


N the petton of Samuel Hewitt Wisconsin,
ing patent granted to him for an improve
the expiration ot saa pat
which day Of December, 1850
the said penen be heard at the Patent once on
Monday, -, 1885, ~ O'Clock, ana an persons
notified appear snd show cause any they nave why so
petition ought be granted. 30. 49,.
ojecons specially forth in writing at least twenty
hearing, all testimony filed by either parry
taken and transmitted an
oodance with OF the Office which viii be furnished on
application
testimony in the viii be closed on tho oh o.
1856 other relied testimony mus
be hed before morning of that day. me ar
gunenta any, within ten days thereafter. -.
Ordered also that this notice published the Union nis
fsncer and Evening Washington, D.. o. Repnelean bs
MIDI Philadelphia fHi ard Day BOOB view
York, ~ w. once weeks previous
to the 22d Of December next the day OF hearing
q ~ F~1'' T7I' IT. CHARLES MASON,
.... a..4.#. s. ssh b Commissioner of Patents
s-Edors papers win please copy snd send
hs bills Patent Oce with paper containing ths nohes
sept l3-law3w
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FORM OF OFFER.
fIIeYe date tAe oFeT,l


l. Aere fAstoua the State of (uane
Sta hereby offer under advertisement dated
{dafs and subject all the requirements Of the
and ef the printed schedule 70 which refers all tho articles
cass yard (aane
yard according schedule paste the printed
from schedule opposite eaeh article set the price, and
dollars and cents and foot
tie anon the Did ea amounting to Asre
orife The aaou In uords.) ...... -.f
propose my AGENT ere agent required BY
the eAd for the supply under the classes by
place delivery should offer accept
request be prepared and the
agent tnae the dseney for signatures and certificate
.aa (iere the bidder to sign his name.)
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Proposals for Building Six SchOOners for the
United states Revenue Service.

DEPARTMENT,
s...s.. -... ..gs September ., 1856
SEALED PROPOSALS. distinctly Proposals Reye
Vessels addressed Secretary of the Treasuy
II O'Clock the 9th
furnishing Materials constructing equip
delivering sfoa six aft schooDe OF about h
burden EACH for the United States service on the
northern lakes .....-.....-. .ms... ....... . .
plans furnished by the CONTRACTOR and the
vessels be completed within three months from the signing Of the
.M
proposal considered unless received from
gagged accompanied by the
Of responsible that the contract
be the bidder OF OF offer BY
the department. q.
viii be paid presentation
evidence planked ceed, and
laid balance the delivery Of The vessels
pleted. ~ a'
used be Of the best quality, and the work 10
executed faithful and TO the satisfaction OF the su
perntendent
vessels received hands the TO be
fully gged furnished equipped and finished ceai, with
exception Of chains anchors nautical instruments,
camboose, cabin, and furniture and boats,
bidding will be furnished with the required
spcefcaiors application TO this department.
bidders should desire for the whole number OF
they liberty offer for suit er
convenience JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
Ma
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THE 18th Of this Institution win
49, The includes
English branches anaen, and modern languages mathematics
and natural science.
This institution Affords advantages which highly commend
and The Of tesche
OF gentlemen devoted their profession rrceen
of chemical and astronomca the
Of the buildings giving such accommodations
students need the opportuHW all times Of demonstrating
principles sdit Of enable the student obtain
here sound, thorough, and practical education.
Terms Board and tuion $3.50 session payable quarterly
In advance.
Circulars may be oOt,incd by applying to - E..
r. l., BRoCRETT,
Aug l9--sod2mo Principal.
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.

The undersigned aane Of guarnntor of "ame the to1n and
State of the Sfas and tname second guarauors, &c
hereby undertake that the nas the bidder or bid
ii his above be accepted,
within fifteen after
through post Office the acceptance hs the ee
before mentioned .....s~ .fs
Witness, a, .s.." ISignaturs of guarantors.l
certify above (heTs The guarantors)
be good responsible this
@ u.a. aas t.# ..z Il a a..E . tSgnatrc.l
To be signed by the district judge district Attorney collector,
syagent the bureau be responsible
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st. Joseph's school for Boys.

Holy Cross respectfully that they viii
4 open boys, sm four years.
Josephs Male Orphan Asylum
southwest OF l3th and II streets.
exceedingly moderate, the maximum charge be-
ing 80 per quarter, .... - .... 49,. ..... .. 49,.
his school support orphan boys who viii be
provided for in the nsnon for whose support also
donations OF clothing furniture money sc will be
gratefully accepted.
Refer Orrooe, pastor OF ST. Paicks Church, Rev
Byrns, pastor Of st. Matthew'S, and the Catholic clergy
orally
Sep 4-eod3wf
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CARDIp Consequence deau Of Of the Of
IA firm Of H. Loudon merchant aors, OF this city,
business VIII closed and I'll indebted 70 the above
respectfully the The old place
which will all It's
branches formerly The undersigned will keep hand
and merchandise epperaninr 10 the
alao including quality military articles for the
and navy They respectfully thank their ends and the pub
generally for liberal patronage received and will
happy have the pleasure o,he continuance of e
II. LOUDON co, .
Aug oD--eof Merchant Tsilors under Browns Hotel
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". 7. WNINEHs 1HFTFf
ID oBERT y WALKER a LOUIS JkNIN have formed parts
III trial of In the Supreme
" the United States and IN the Court Of Claims hddrss
washington City, n. q, 5 Isn e-eodhh
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THE CoHege NJ ~. james, Observation-Disclosures the
collegiate, commercial and preparatory departments has
Of October TO the first OF August
whole charge for board tuition, &C. hundred and
fny dollars No fee.
students admitted a OF the year application
JOHN u. KERFoOT, Rector, hc.
July l-1svaa College st. james, r. o. Maryland.
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Washington, September !. le5S.
PROPOSALS will be received Office until first day Of
October constructing masonry dam Tor the Chess
peake canal the present dam No. A. The
length OF tic dam will the Potomac
furnished application at the Office Of the
The be required proceed with The erection Of
dam with due diligence, and to complete as early praeu
cable.
Payments monthly estimates made by Officer
me company twenty un Of
the WORK, w. g. RINGGOLD,
Sep 3-eodlstOct Clerk g. and o. Canal Company.
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United States Court Of Claims.

THE Undersigned, John c. Devereuu, New city,
Thompson o Washington d. c. attorneys and councillors
associated of claims credit
oH government, In the Court Of Claims.
They will in immediate and careful attention bus
Washington which be inuusted their
by gentlemen profession and claimants in e city Of New
YORK, elsewheve In any part Of the Union. .
consulted personally by letter. either
Yorh Washington. Particular Information claims
which departments
furnished upon appisaon by The parties interested
JOHN q. DEvEREuX,
No. o. Broadway, corner Wall street, New city.
M. THOMPSON,
Washington city.
NB-J Devereur IL commissioner OF the Court Of Claims.
Jan 3i-atawrnf ffntel1
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w y ffTtff, kffwssr SFf7k rrd srrf~fk. !
THE duties 81 vfn he Monday ser-
teher The principals aided by accomplished proesofs
Of Instruction thorough and systematic
Circulars he obtained the bookstores
Aug 9l-dn
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OsT wARaAST.-Noiice hereby given shai land warrant
Ii Tsi 1855 James Csidw
undsrsned, which has
hand application made III. once for dnp
of the III. LUNPkiN,
AuauwT 5, 1856 Attorney.
hug T-iav6w JAMES CALDWELL,
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Lost Land Warrant

DUBLTC notice hereby given afler expiration
weeks from the present date, application win be made the
the Pension Once Washington
pcsrs land warrant Of issued NJ
on the 2sth Of May 270 80 acres
the hy Washington
ve Illinois, during he las, Of May the orePau Of The month
received by the sid Lscror
Washington city, Augusta 1885, by Rics.rd Young his
nsy RENE NJ. LACRoix.
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DHINTING-PREsss for sale, cheap for ossh.-A double
cylinder Hoes printing in good running order being
press which the Washington Union
printed. hpply this ONCE.
May l5-dff
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J. e. h n. A. WILLARD,
Psnnsyipania avenue and Fourteenth street,
Washington, ID, q,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-05-23
An Old Line Doggery-tyne.

Brass-piece " illard--lhe Old Line
candidate for Goyernor--is VIGOROUSLY
"A common drunkard. and was com.
pclled By his party, before the nomi
nation was given to him, TO knee at
the altar and take an oath to keep So
Der during lis term Of Office, if elect
ed.
Abe Hammond. their candidate for
Ii utenant Governor, is a notorious
gambler, who made his fortune at the
gambling hells of Sacramento and
San Francisco. He is an Old line Wing
and was placed on the ticket with the
view to catching Wings Of like stripe
to himself.
Prof Larrabee their candidate for
Superintendent Of Public Instruction,
cleared some SEQ. 900 in the two years
he formerly held that office. out Of a
salary Of $500 year.
Aquilla Jones, their candidate foi
Auditor of State, paid his debts, in ! Q.
al. by The Bankrupt Law" and'came
out worth his thousands: and now,
while he is feasling on the fat of the
land, some perhaps whom he then
swindled are dragging out life oil
poverty Grssasbar9h Press.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-05-23
The Reign of Art.


In this wonderful age, Art lays hei
master touches on almost everything.
The ceilings over us and the carpets
We tread upon, are hallowed by Art.
Art winds the railways through the
and the mud; makes her machines of
wood and iron TO act as il with znowl-
edge, aad annihiIates space with light
ming tanned down to the tutilage Of a
boy. Nothing is too lofty for her
touch. and nothing too humble. Anew
proof OF this old conviction. has just
lallen under our notice, in the shape
of Cathartic pill. from the Laboratory
of that world renowned Chemist, DR..
J. G. Aver.
Ii We understand the subject, he
has carried that article to the farthest
perfection Of which tits capable. In
stead Of employing Drugs in its com
position. as we have always thought
the necessary and only way, he has,
with consumate skill, extracted the vir-
tues Of the medicine TO be employed,
and combined them alone in their puri.
ty together. The composition is then
mixed and rolled by steam power and
machinery into spheroid ball. which
is wrapped in an envelope of selatine,
for protection against the effects oil
weather or time, and then thickly coat.
ed with sugar, TO serve as passport
over the palate. Notwithstanding all
this lAbored perfection. they are offer
ed to the public at less than one cent
each. However humble the depart,
ment. We think this may be safely CON
sidercd the consummation of art in
this line.--AorR News. Bak.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-05-23

We did hope that the Professor
would deign to make some kind Of an
explanation in regard to his transac
ton in purchasing the township libra
ries. but we hoped in vain. He makes
no explaaation-glses no account OF
himself. but trusts to the blindness OF
of party for a Justification; and he
will not trust in vain. II party ma
chinery can avail any thing. Not one
Of the party press has daied TO utter
y word Of censure. though the fraud
has been rs directly proved upon him
as such thing can be. The official
papers, or fiIe in the SUPPLEMENTARY
Office, convict him Of fraud or in ON.
potency. They show discount Of
but 20 per cent. though others. buy
ing in such quantities. obtain dis
count Of from 53io az per cent.
The only defense tha, he has pretend
ed to make was the publication OF Der.
by'scard. by which be [ Derby J excul.
paieshimselffrom any participation in
the fraud. and the publication Of PRO-
Mills card which gives official proc
Of the fraud.
We ask the honest men Of all par
ties to look at this fact. Are you will
ing to vote for the reelection Of a mar
who thus speculaies on Jour schoo
funds Will you support part,
which. for the sake Of party, dare no
expose such fraud?
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-05-23
The Kansas Difficulties.

To the exclusion of our usual varie-
", we publish the proceedings Of the
Kansas Investigating Committee
American Freemen read il Voters.
read it, and remember that the ques-
ton at stake is not Whiggery or De.
mocracy. but it's whether You will en-
dorse such Squatter Sovereignty as
that. Not word OF dissent is utter
ed by the party since the Presidents
Kansas Message. in which he pro.
nounced the Legislature legal and rcgu-
lar. Remember. this testimony is ia.
ken under oath.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-05-23

HENRY c. GALLON has just returned
from the city with VERY nice stock OF
seasonabIe goods, among which are
some Of the richest Silk Dress Patterns
we have ever seen. besides Mantillas,
Prints, Of entirely new patterns; Ladies
Collars, Lawns. Bonnet Ribbons, extra
nice Fans, Mosquito bars. &c, &c. la.
dies, call, aud cal. soon for THOSE GOODS
will certainly have run. Their new
style Of Bonnets are cert.inIy an odity,
as wellas pretty and cheap. For the
gentlemen they have a nice stock Of
Clothing and the neatest Marseilles yes
tings extant.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-05-23

0rWe learn that Willard was at In
dianapolis, az lhs Peoples Convention
the other day, as drunk as Bucchus ever
WIS. Broken his pledge already. A
pretty fair embodiment OF Old Line doe.
trine Of free whisky.-Putaam Banner,
We saw Willard at that time. aud say
unhesitatingly that be was drunk-very
drunk, though at the hour we saw him
we would not say TINT he was ''drunk a.
Bacchus ever wac" Yet no doubt be
could get a certificate signed by twelve
men, as Mr.. MccIeery did two years
ago. certifying that he was duly sober
and that ergo we are a liar. But two
years will prove who lies, whether be Is
elected or not. 7a
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-05-23
Very Independent.

The young ladies Of Lagro, Ind.
having adopted resolution in tenn,
perance meeting not to receive the nd
dresses of any young man addicted tC
his cups, the young gentlemen publish
q pledge, signed with their proper
names. stating that they will not keeI
the company Of young women VIII,
are members Of this society This i,
very independent. If the young la
dies ef Brook lille should adopt elm
liar resolution they wonld "cut out
at least half Of the beaux. Drinkin.
among the young, never was half Sc
bad in this place as since Judge Reid,
decision in favor of the manhood 0
man."
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-05-23

On the l4th inst, at his residence by
Rev. +. A, Goodwin, Mr.. JOHN BARRY,
and Mrs. SARAH CuMBAoK, OF Spring.
ieldtownship.
On the 18th inst, by Rev. w. w.
Sullivan, Mr. JAMES NJ DAWSON. Of In.
dianapolis, and Miss SARAH NJ. LArLAE,
Of Union County, Ind.
On the 18th inat.. by Rev. ]. White
man, Mr.. JONATHAN PARvrs, aud Miss
MARIETTA SuLlEEBEReER, both OF Met
amora, Franklin County, Ind,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-05-23

Az Fec PUr IN A PHIAL.-To ac-
complish this seeming increfible act,
requires the following preparation
You must take an egg and soak il IN
vinegar; and in process Of time It's
shell will become quite soft, SO that II
may be extended lenglhways without
breaking; then insert il into the neck
Of a small bottle. aud by pouring cold
wat,r upon il. il will resume It's former
figure and hardness. This is really
a complete curiosity, and battles those
who are nol in the secret to find oul
how il is accomplished.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-05-23

re- Our District Prosecutor was
bro't up before Esq. Bryan one day
this week, and fined tor gcmdliug witA
a Niger. Greens6arg Press.
Gamblers are favorites with the
Democracy Gambling is such a rec.
concentration chat it hides muldlud,
Of sins. For Lieutenant Governor. i
hides the sin of Whiggery and foI
Prosecutor, in this district it hides tn,
sin of Know Nothingism
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-05-23
The Democratic Ticket and Cow en-
tion


The Delegates from the several
townships met in the Court House last
Saturday, and nominated the Demo-
cratic ticket for the ensuing campaign.
1t is composed as follows:
For Representatives.. Spencer Wiley
and Levi Ayers; Treasurer, DR.. Elliott;
Recorder, Judge Osborn; Sheriff, w.
A. J. Glidewell; Surveyor, Fielding
Berry; Commissioner. 1, Goble; Coro.
ner, John Schilling.
We shall express our opinion oil
them individually and collectively be.
fore long. The Convention adopted
an address or platform made up chiefly
of the editorials of the Democrat. fit
ted together by the editor. Henry Ber'
~, Jr. Asiis adoption by SO respect
able body gives il responsibility
that deserves notice, we will refer tC
it at some future time. We wished I,
publish The proceedings entire. bu
when we cplled on the secretary fo
them. on Monday morning. they hat
not been made out. We asked for tn,
address. for publication. but were in
formed that DR.. Bsrry>had taken Il t.
make few corrections. (Itneeded
great many.) We called on the Dos
tor. but he had not had it. hence ms w
could not get it, we must content our
self TO do without it. As il was en-
dOrsed By such men as A. B. Line. J
p. Brady and DR.. Wallace. we shall
however, review some Of its position
IL it ever appears in print.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-05-23


We like the spunk Of Bro Larrabee.
though we donubt the wisdom OF his
course, A few weeks ago We insinua-
ted that we thoughtit naughty in him
to suffer the Harpers to get the I'D.
vantage Of our school fund TO the
tune Of SEQ. 400. the first pop. or to
have poeketed that amount himself,
and be forthwith cut our acquaintance,
by way Of letting US know that he
was displeased with our old hunkerish
notions. He thinks. no doubt, that
we ought to have learned. ere this. that
he was simply fnanciering.
The Rockport Democrat. spi,y
paper, but published so lar down in
the pocket. where mails come only
ENTHUSIASTICALLY, that il can't keep
up with the twistidcations Of the ka-
ders at indianapolis. and not being
posted, rebuked Bro. Larrabee some
time ago for a want OF essential De-
mocracy in the Sentinel. whereupon
the man Of many farms cut him Of
too.
The Democrat thus apologies for
its views and course.
A continual numbering up Of the
columns of the State Sentinel Cor
months, end wise, with articlesin favor
OF wild cat Banks and Shinplaster cur.
rency, and OF wholesale abuse Of men
who were collecting their just dues
from swindling banks. called out the
paragraph which has fred the indis-
nation Of the intelligent editors We
thought then. rs we belieyenow. that
the central organ Of great politica
party, could employ its time 10 much
better advantage. than by continued
bolstering up OF swindling wild ca
| Banks.
The Sentinel should be the last pa
per to pick quarrels with its cotempo
raries, unless upon reasonable grounds
1t should on the contrary endeavor tC
concilIate, and harmonise all differ
ences Of opinion manifested by the
country press, and as leading organ
plant itself upon high and pobl'
ground unbiased by local prejudices
worthy of emulation and imitation
by the less enlightened brethren Of tn
press. This is the position which
central crgan ought TO take. IN our es
Iimation. has'ne c'H's osn,'ne' oes'
sose'"su ~ .a". .; s'a ~ coa~s. =
Wr;gbI answer lei lis adyooaev a
svindling rap money answer. Let it
abuse Of people. for making swind
hing banks pay ,ns'r oeo,s answer !.
a aa ~ ~ so,..rao - snswsr "
No. In our preference for Mr. Dough
T las. over Mr.. Bright for President. W
were not governed by personal splice
or private an'mos','es, ' S )"
pa;,g solelv governed nv nol;,ical mr.