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ACrfn,c Then,

In 1888, the General Assembly Of the Presby-
terian Church adopted the note subjoincd to
Question l42, Larger Catechism:
" /. Tim. i:lu. Tie law is made for man.
| stealcrs.' This crime among the Jews exposed
the perpetrators OF it to capital punishment,
Eek. 2l:l9) and tue apostle here classes them
with sinners OF the FIRST rank. The word he
uses, in lis original import, comprehrnds all
who are concerned i'll bringing any Vi the human
| race in slavery, retaining them il, it. Steal.
ers OF men are those who Uring off slaves or
! ireenicn and Keep, sell or buy them. To steal
d freeman, SAYS Grotius, is the highest kind OF
| theft. In other INSTANCES We only seal human
| property but wieli We steal or retain men III
/ slavery, we seIze those Who, III common with
ourselves, are constituted by the original grant,
! lord, vi the earth. q - e
Groius, OH may remember. defined msn
stcalers 10 nc those WHO ''abducl, keep, sell or
| buy slaves or irecMeii."
| Now it is right to hold slaves, according to
the creed of the church South. 1t is social,
"huu,s,.e," aud "Loiy institution" aud y
| blessing viii be conferred on man BY spreading
| it over the country. o @
tbs BAPTlsr CHuRcH.--At session of the
held in 1859, the sutjoned resolution was adopt
ed :4 sasasss 81 sg 5lssassa
Resolved That slavery is violent depriva-
ton OF the Rights oil Mature, aud Inconsistent
viii, Republican government, and therefore We
Recommend it 10 our brethicn TO make use of
every measure 10 extirpate this HoRRID EVIL
from the lsnd, and pray Almighty God that our
honorable Legislature may have il in their pow
er TO proclaim the great jubilee, consistent with
the PRINCIPLES OF good policy.
Tie man who Should dare to introduce such
rcsola,ion in Virginia now, would be hung on
The siirst tree.
A NicE ExHlsirIoN.-Judge Hall, who is
se!i.aominated candidate for the Constitutional
Convention, made speech from Church pull
pit at Danviile, Thursday last. And We are told
it was one of the mos. profane and shameless
exhibitions ever made before the good citizens
Of that place and Disguised many Of his political
associates With the Bible in his hands, stand
ing in the sacred desk, he interspersed his low
Aang remarks with snndry oaths. Judge Hall
bids fair to become rival of Jadge Mcfarland.
DEMocRacY.-Ti,ere ;s hardly shade of the
democracy Of Jefferson. Monroe, Madison or
evcno jackson, coursins the veins of the bogus
stuff OF the day that has taken The name OF De-
mocracy In the old there was consistency, in
this there Is nothing but corruption, lying and
ing bu, loathing and disgust Democracy how
ART ,hon fallen.
ga vete of the students of Denmsrk Acad
ems xss taken on the goth ul,-. which resulted /
a follows:
Whale number Of votes cast. lbs
Bnchsnsu, IL
Fremont, ......,s.. 81
FILLMORE.
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Land Department.

II VI
, ine lands 81 this Company ready Tor sale
Vn Mhe Tears Credit from the mouth Of the river TO
township =! range 20, Boon county. The exanpstsor
the river. ~ f.'l5l-1 fP''' son"naso up
These lands are situated In the valley Of the De
river IN the vicinity Of thriving villages and ,d,
To,oughfaresi In the State, and include all u t, -
culture. N'J .faneh OF agfi-
For further particulars apply to
y. n.,M,, 40 GEC. r. PERKINS,
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1(lfI DOE. AXES, diasren, makers and patterns
1VIt just received and for sale By
o.ttaS ROSS a wHIPPLR
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Ca.a,aos Nc MIA.

The efforts Of the Buck.Airicans to manufac-
ture little enthusiasm in favor of Old Buck
and the fllibustcring 'nigger drivers" still con.
tines-in fact is on the increase, rs the day OF
abhorred vacuum nor cur with hydrophobia wa
ter, than do these mereenary canip.follo~ers de
feat Hence all the oldbrokcn down, ring-boned,
spawned and heavy hacks Of the party, well
Fingered and peppered, are low rearing up be.
hind and kicking up before! Such an exhibi.
ton never was before seen. Barnum's museum
could never show anything like 1t. Go it while
you can, Tor in . few days you cant!
We have had professions, like the funerals we
read Of with hired mourners, where men and
boys were hired to carry banners and transpa.
rencies and filed with beer the consideration for
which being thar the recipient huzza for Buck
We have seen laboring men taken from their
houses, their shops--from auction rooms aud
drinking houses by police officers and ordered
to fall Into the ranks and shout for the part!
that proposes 70 degrade their calling and put
them on level with the chsttle--with The slave
who Ia bought and soldl
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Behold! Old Things are mada NJ

" Secured, Repaired and handsomely finished Az
Ladies' Canton Grape, and SIX and Wooden ron,. 10y J,
every description csansed and Dressed To loo. H. ~
by John A. Martin Orders for Mr.. NJ. vii, be tatrn -,
the Millinery Store Jefferson st., near ere n. Thoms.
4 Co.'s new Bank. tsepteI An
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u-The Gazette speaks Of H.lrs nominal

e2The Gazette speaks Of Halls nomination
for the Constitutional Conventioni Who non-
The fact Ia, no nomination was made. He il y
selfsppointed candidate, or at best he has been
selected by the rotton CLIQUE Of Burlington, for
some particular purpose which will appear should
he be elected. knowing that Asquiescence'
vas In bad odor with the people, they deterniD'
ed TO give the people no voice in the nomina.
ton, thinking that they could smuggle "poll.
books" in, under the pressure Of the Presiden,
tial election. Wonder II the Gazette will sue
coed In making its party believe they have nom.
mated him. yive Ie humbugi
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Baltimore. Nc

Philadelphia, Oct. 3l-1 P. NJ.
1t has just commenced showing here.
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What subject for enthusiasm! Shout for
Buchanan md Breckenridge! Isit not going
to put up the price Of good sound negroes 10
5000 head and put down the price OF Irish
laborers to ten esafs cddys Up with Buck and
BrcSk and down with the railroads! Slavery
wants and builds no railroads. They, carr,
light aud Intelligence, and civilization! Slavery
is teudal system sen, down from barbarous
age. It wan,s no Pacific railroad. II wants no
schoo, houses! Up with the negro quarters aud
down With the scool houses! Steal Cuba aud
Airicau,xe the territories! Reopen the sia,,
trade! when isnorncc, IN addition 70 hcin.
bliss, IL ..Mx,ioaar Ii isiollyto be Wise! Eiec,
Buck aud Brock now, aud j, will be Douglas.
snA AssAtsssSsaaa sexs tiuae. Ezcisde she Tor
s,gs sAias hAssss sNA ssad y Aisics Tor the
haeA. y can ssssssrssA when - prsvss n.
ftar,ssy, ssade 70 labor without pay and has no
ve,e. Shout fer Buck and Drcck, MI you Irish
and German lsborcrs! Sarelyit win raise the
price of nisges: Go it ye cr,pples! Oh what
enthusiasm!
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KANSAS STRICKEN IN THE DCsr BY DEAoCRACY.
-Wnie we III Pennsylvania, on this bright De-
toher night, enjoy all the Constitutional rights
ot irccn,em, the same stars that beam so eiori-
o.siy on Us look down on Kansas stricken in
the dust In that fair territoLy outrage reigns,
your brethren of Pennsylvania aud her sister
States, and their wives and children, wither IN
der tyranny as accursed AS that OF Austria
A tyranny planted upon them by q Democratic
W. Geary, of Pennsylvania, and an infamous
Democratic Judge-Lecompte While this in
fanny exists, while these ou.rages going on,
let us forget paltry jea1ousies and rally to the
defence of the Republic and the Constitution Of
our Fathers. .....-..
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N DasHio,,os e.. no 49,, u &c. X. PERKINS,
.oPt. 20, 1870. Land Commissioned
VALUARLE FAIRY %. S.,.-sI,,

Des Mcnes county 10 mles a,h =, ~
10 acr.. eaS. o. yellow Spring College I25 acres
Walton 20 o. yhich are in good state OF cult
COED well of neversilg water near lie
Tr,n GOOD orchard now besring abundance Of fruit
co,n,; aa' easy any person wishing a location In .
~, where ipisnipersnee Is unknown and profsn.
ssaoh neard will do weby enquiring Of the under.
s'sh go .. i.iiow Spring Mills, kossu,h, Iowa.
oetiH3fn ae. r. J. HARPER
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The following from the Chicago Democrat is

The following from the Chicago Democrat is
not bad aih'4-s'i af5s
The bronchitis still continues to atllict Judge
Douglas. D# at s@
Many people are inquiring what this bronchit-
is is. 1t Is generally known as the lie in the
throat. The first case we heard of is that of
Annanias and saphra, where it proved im,ned-
atey fatal - ~. ea ag assl ~ se-
When Judge Douglas used to SO stump;ng
over the State, saying that the Missouri Com
promise was akin TO the Constitution, and was
canonized in the hearts of the American people,
he was never troubled with the bronchitis. a,
No sooner did he begin to proclaim that slav.
cry could not 20 into Kansas III consequence of
the repeal of the Missouri Compromise, than he
was afflicted with the lie in the throat which
the doctors called bronchitis. -..-..--.. s.-.
When he quit this the bronchitis left him
But now that he is around again telling us that
popular sovereignty prevails in Kansas and thai
the people eau regulate their own affairs, the
bronchitis is upon HIM once more. And our on.
ly wonder is that it has not proved Immediately
fatal, as in the case of old Annanias and Saphi-
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- -, 'Soo.
NOTICE 10 hereby xiv.

~ ,l n 70 hereby given that there will be let at
~ Y pe TO taie the LOWEST responsible bidder, At
@ IN the town of Kingston, Benton township,
Ji,h sSh oil November next, contracts Tor making
sIonah Train saia ditch or dram Is to con at
Ia ee.'on Y" m Jackson 'owsLip, and 10 extend
~ eIadieys pond. IL about mile in len 9Th sud
M 'tuea unto sections Of an eight mile each and to
loa eet " de and from inches 10 2 feet depth
",hoe specitHatious to be- tile asy Of sale.
by erder ofthe Hon. County Judge ..
n,s.lt, tt J. NILsOS WILLIAMS,
drainage Commissioner for Des Moinss Co. Iowa.
October 4th, ls.,f. a.
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+ A HkAvY TEAM-The Gazette has the names
Of Acquiscencc Hall and NJ. W. Robinson at the
head of the paper, and is trying to palm them
off as regular nominees!
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kansas C mlcAiiGies.
4 EovxL RkCElPf.
[H0e the Chicago fribsne.l

IRVf the Chie~oO 1fisdheJ
The Lawrencs boys Say thar 70 make Border
Rs16an Il i necessary 70 take-- s. !,
30 lbs Of devil.
Is lbs OF hair,
lbs. OF drt, 5a ess
"a ~ 10 los. OF tobacco, aaea
a ss 50 his Of oaths, IS
kegs OF ~hiskey,
Ciaclnnati Platform.
-M;x rasgsft KS stf1 ..gs
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rhe nc,nI,Thu.Ear.
Republicans ahead, ......
Huzza for Fremont and Freedom!

TnE VoTE OF OHlo.-The State Journal gives
the official vote Of 80 counties, leaving Eric
Homes Medina, Putnam, sandusky and Wynn
dotte TO BIO heard from. The totals in 50 coun
ties are, Bowen, Rep, l69,ld7; Searle, Dem.
LAG, sos; Brush, K. n, 24,O74.
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VINO MADE MiissorRrAxss

An Indian Chief who Witnessed several Of the
outages conmi,Ied by Mssoariaus OH The
Northern squatsers is reported 10 have said =
sa}ed made white men; God made Indian; God
made Niger; bat, God made Missourian-dont
Snow thar. Think heap maybe not.
EaEk SrArE MAN.
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TAs..s Csr,sl. FER Hr-sas.s.

49, - - RErH1sO7s - 3
Thomas corxin Of 0hio--the famous wagon
bog. finding that there Is not the yestage Of .
chance for II lmofe, has taken the stump for
Fremont in Ohio. He speaks 10 Hamilton to-
morrow. Like Mr.. Corsin, the old Clay Wigs
srs falling into line. rapidly, everywhere IN the
free states 70 defeat the enemy and traducer Of
Harry or the West, and 10 save the country
from any further infection from the present &C
c,rsed administration
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AssicrIsuaAl wARkHorsE AND Skrp SrosE
--Aesaa Keith, Robinsoe ! Co, late from the
East, and having much experience in their line,
are about opening house in this city for the
sale Of Agricultural Machinery. Implements,
SEED, &c. Aadss think cannot tail Of doing =
good basinssA
Such an sstablishmcnt has for soms years been
much needed 4 this point and through this, the
Far~sn Of Args and aosrisAias agriculture
dissrscs nay nos he accommodated IN aaach shsaes
a. thew aesA and which have hitherto been dsf
acsls 70 o6ssia. We welsene al god basiaess
ssAs = sse city. and particularly shass vAsat~
sssassa sssAs sssaahae esssspriss q prsassirg
~ ssasnss e aepasshnra $50 .ss e -sss =
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ES,IKAYED or AIolc

iivinc IN knss,p ~ from the undersigned,
mt sorrei mare, five old las, si hS h,h
ei, iors SEA. on s s hip also small scar on the
v.rv rnnnd hot p ern ont, about IAN hands high,
,,iy.n AZ M, -, twenty five dollars reward will be
to the Undersigned "'e NJ vaNZas E'
kossath, Oct 49, 1850 @wn
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Tbs CANA Chicago paper says, about
sixty lrish,nen were reeently imported into
that city, frotu tho west. for the obvious pur.
pose of voting a, The election next Tuesday =
They are apastered at the ditfer.at boarding
houses BY = pro slavery democrat and will be
on baud at the polls when wanted,
That game has worked so we'll in Philadelphia
and Indiana, that il viii be tried in every place
where there Is any chance Of success.
frmonsers, be on your guard, lest you be
cheated in the same way here, for be assured
that no msans hv which q single vote may be
gained, however foul, viii be left unused by our
opponents. They make their boasts that Bur
lington shall be carried 1t all events for Buch-
anan. Be visilens then thas i. shall not DO 80
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- ar A. LEoSAsp. IN old and highly
RESPECTED cissaen Of Des ncines County, died
very saddenly Thursday afternoon last Of dis.
ease Of the heart.
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ga vete Of the students Of Denmsrk Acad-
ems xas takci, on the goth ui,, which resulted
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-11-13
CITY OF WASHINGTON THURSDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 49, 1856

eclsd uad me shall have been removed
unless specially authorized ~ the Department.
IL wii Be stpuassd IN me contract at default shan se aaas
BY parties delivering all 0f me afeas
mentioned qualify the and places above pnsid
EAen the said parties viii ofe aad pay 20 me
qdated nf non.y equal ~ ~es
heron agreed the price %
paid r lha articles actual delivery thaIao which
quidaled damages be recovered o Time 70 nln1 a. ney &C
The sign and their responsibility
collector district Attorney some oer
person satisfactorily kno~n the bureau
provided the contract that the bureau sha have the
without damage Ia tbs gov
srea Congress shall have made sufficient appropra-
The cDmplouon Of tins wurs
o and which this advertisement based and shall also
diminish named the
Isceaneoas schedule ave
shall be accepted will be notified BY letter
post 0ce which shall be considered sufficient
Ley for The supplies specified wi
Of from r bureau Of The accept
will be made win other
araAio deiaung bidder Will be held
spousihis for all deinalencea.
arii conformity with this advertisement
will, a option OF the bureau be rejected. ...-
offers will be notified, aad
viii be ready for execution Thereafter may be
practicable.
l9-law4w
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YOU hereby cautioned against limitations Of Dr. De
Electric OF - shall party vino
copyrighted bills This (gcnune Electric OH has cured the
msyo Camden % piles and rheumssm aiso Hon. John WI
hanson. Huntingdon KfnruTth tvhom took Of his
dsy and than 700 others fhtadePhiz
published in the Phadephia Ledger
wpud
sramp guilty rascay n eosntrrnR In Harrisburg, Pa
wyeihs caused the
and Valentine VINO attempted inita
u0n uf this valuable remedy.
PHILADELPHIA, MAY 5, 1885.
TO ne People and DruEgrs throughout hs Untfsd Slater
LE of W Prof De GrH's Electric on Jos Pre-, Wes
Pauaduluha druuan, Rodenbos, MoHtrnneTy cpuuiy
eumzs spraiu Oeaen No $50 FOURTH street nhnm
II Maryland Puvidcrce shingles and casec
bgsa Mr. spence. nn and neuralgia
Henry CAmpbs Marion, Of burns and scarlet evsr ans
eighteen uthsra
gvsry druggist know. that only genuine Electric oil
made proprietor, MS Old u9e 10 which
al orders be addressed 90 procure the Ennutne
Pref CHAs. DE GRATH,
Old Office, ~ sUuth sth street, near Chestnut.
Fmalsby CHARLES sTOTT,
July Io--tf washingron, n. G.
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Proposals for Ratiens for 1857.

QrARTFRMAsTERs oFFIcK, NJ CoKPs,
Washington, Oct. 10, le56,
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS. viii be of
for furnishing ralious Corps
the following stations, ior the year 1851, via;
Charlemtowu, MasSacbusets
Portsmouth, New HamrShir
Brooklyn, Long Island, New York
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Go-pof, Norfolk, Virginia
Warrington, Florida and
Washington city, Dislrct Of Columbia.
pouud a quarter
three Of pound o vhIeen
bresd af supene ouT upeHns nour opi1n
the government and uf pounds good coffee,
u beet New Orleans eight qnus
nf
o hard and haf Of hard
dipped tailow candies % bundled ruunns.
The required shall be delivered the srder u the command
of pieces Of The
the pork and The groceries
best quality kinds named Nj subject inspection.
bed will entertained unless accompanied napes
this Office, cerihed 81 acia
person. To be endorsed Proposals raous 1857
dressed the Qnartermaster = the Corps, Washington,
d. c.
GRO v. LINDSAY,
Major and QuarreI mAstGr
Tie Evening Washington, D.
Pat5f Concord, Gazette, Ppmouth View Hampshire Pos
ad nes Boston Mass Eagle, Booka, and Daily News New
YORK Argus Pennyvanian Philadelphia Penu Argus and
Daily vorok Pensacola, Pa, and Regis
Nobie Ala will publish the above three lines week aniil
ION send bills accompanied copy
Of this advertisement, his ofhcs Cor payment
Oct li-eodOthN0v
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PROPOSALS for Erecting the Custom House, A. C.,
at Georgetown ID. q.


TREAsuKE DrARrmKsx,
september ~, 1850.
EALRD PROPOSALS win be department unul
b ne day November, A. iess az II ocnek al nosn lor
Song specifications prepared al TINS department
Id uou0sAs whole building Tor the
dsfen bns Of should accompany each
Kind work. and the total amount
a oat department resesiDg e sht reject
ne invited thafuuf when deen INC
Intsssst of tna department also
serves exclude the bids o. person o persons whom
acre : iast believe will fithfay perform the
s of attempted obtain BY sdirecon aud
M bs shall be interest sho do NOT Join in
Inc and all bids hat upon nvssanon are below af pee
Rs VIII bs received In gross, option OF the hders
contract such bidders until details furnished
me- dynanent prices Of different kinds and
teals which the revision Of ie department.
MAI he uos eqnta5y appofioned upon Ine whole
WORK 10 guide the department IN making payments.
ninety per and materials deiv
% aecdag sud amount 10 be acertainea by
h estimate the department. appointed or thar
se viii the work ana
sp the completion Of The contract and
euianee afoTeSaid and be foeed
IN The event o non-faihlmsat 0l contract
Contracts only builders and mechanics,
the Secretary
lie Treasury, will be ioIiaitnIe Of the sama
Each accompanied by written guarantee signed
rt Judge or dsict
r Of poporlonae amount " Tor any part,
a the bidder required 10 his proposal be accepted
I'D INTO bnnd with and safeent securities
snrclcniion working drawings be examined a
Ger tl days. information obtained application to te
department. =. - .,--.., .a.s. :. -.
Secretary Treasury endorsed Proposals for the George,ow
Cston ionse opened al O'Clock, the
Iast day named for fec1iyng the same
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Sent 24-aaw60days Tint. starl
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.
Bureau 0f ards and Docks, September ~, $50
LEALED PROPOSALS. separately endorsed PTo
~ paAaiH Glass No te class for yard taAas
yad viii be unu ha 25sh Oeto
for furnishing snd delivering tns seysra Yards
named tne materials and articles embraced IN e following classes
aad which particularly described In printed schedules which
will be furnished upon application, naa requested
daAng offer contract fo all tnr classes
yards me
classes for the yards under ne command o. by tns agent
thereto ali the yards
In send
them schedules by mall Ii viii be IN order 10 nsare their
should enclose Ia Ihs application postage
stamps, the law requires an postage 10 be prepaid
and notncd thai heiI
hereinafter prescribed, and be mailed IN
time s destination before the expires for receiving
Rod stated allowance ri be made ares Of lAs max
guard against being before appointed
bidders above the address,
aud draw line under the endorseen hus ProPoa for Class
No aans the siGssD for the Macy yard af taa.e The gard
To Chief Of me Bureau Of Yards and Doeks Washington
D.. c.
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~ he petition Samuel Hewitt of Rochester, wisconsin,
" extension patent granted hn ar
meu the erpFanon of sad pat
eat which place Iheth day of December, ls
10 ordered b. heard ihe Patent Oce
Monday, December Ie6 ~ e'oiOak, and AL parsons
az nodsd appra caus any They have, why aid
Peliunn gught he granted.
ons opposing the extension Required e IN the Patent
es sr objections, specially foh IN writing NJ least twenty
s before the day % hearing, al testimony fled by hsr
% ased the hearing and transmitted Ii
eosanee with the rules of the ofce, winh ' .n..nA -
sPPication. 1.a' :" imhssnsa 2"
testimony IN e will closed the lo ~ Dscsmbrr
asp7sons and other relied testimony, fnus'
nee IN me Office before morning Il that day. the
tuheHH, u any, within days thereafter.
oered ao published 10 the Union, inie
~ end Evening star, Washington D. g. Rspubicans Bait
Nd Psnnsyvnuan. Phadelrhia, and Day Book View
y. " oV three weeks previous
~ Ns I'd ot December merit, The day q hearing
rauraismsanef n ratenta
sEdiors of the ahove papers win please copy and send
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Pro + osaIs for Supplies.

QuARTERMAsTrRs ogFIcR NJ CoaPs,
Washington, Oct 10, 1855.
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
ice until 10 ocock Monday the iOlh Noyem-
Der for following
during tue fiscal Year ending 3Gn June, 1857
500 uniform caps with scales complete
! Dol marine pompons
lOuB patent leather stocks
S'D {airs Of stoaidrr straps for priyates
loo 30 OF ofnnh-ernnissoEed officers rpnulsttes
1000 do ofineR pants
900 linen shirts
5000 marine
500 marine blaukets
soo aoL-i, pairs wooien sOcks
quo marine fatigue caps
500 linen boases
2yuoe pairs Canlnn flannel drawers
a0O0 10 10000 yards 6-4 sky blue kersey
loo TO 1000 do Of blue eio, cochnca dye, and dyed in
Samples OF the abnve
Marine Corps New Yos conformity
sample wiz be required All articles certied
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The articles
quantities, and such places the
free Of expense 10 the United slaias ~
Nobd Will be entertained accompanied by the
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GEO. n. LINDSAY,
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c. Patriot Gazette, Portsmouth, Ne
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ohaCe or payment
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