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NAVY nrapr4Ksr.
Bureau Of Construction, ke June 81 1857.
TIME Bureau will receive sealed proposals. specih
Il cations plans until the 2ih Of next endorsed
FIR the casiyuaon q Steam Propeller slo VAR, authorized
The proposals must be for the hull and rigging
and e @ and a @ na ga
and work with all the equipments and outfits Of
men, provisions, stores, and armament
The armament stores and provisions win be furnished by the
specifications fully the
method and sizes Of stegs the detail Of and Of
for captain warroom for u officers siecage for IA officers apart
rooms &C. SICK bay masaznes R rooms noa n
all the other objects Included In the proposal
Upon application 70 the commandment OF any the bidder
viii furnish the ship and for which also the contractor in his plans
must provide capacity and convenient stowage
The plans must be working drawings nom which the ship be
built showing the nboard arrangements the aotmen Of for
jees equipment outfits provisions stores Of
the machinery and the disposition Of the coal There mnst also be
plan the sails showing the courses top SAILS topgant sails po
The plans accompanied by model which, with
ngs OF the hull must be scale inch TO foot
The ship 70 be pierced for chase stern, and boadsde ports,
IA feet inches from centre 70 centre The port M be 20 inches
above tho deck the ports "a inches fore and AFT and 80 inches
In depth
The weight provided displacement will
The officers viii be 2e5 persons and
the ship provisions for 100 days and water or 90 days
with condenser for dng fresh Fuel TO be carried for 10
days full eanng and the vessel make under alone her
deepoad draoght Of ten knots smooth The deepload
draugh Of water when armed and fully equipped with men pro
10 feet and The lowest port sill to be lee above the load
line
The propeller be lifted hoist up and the boilers TO have iele
scope ohnney 80 a' he sup ny mol De impaired As cruiser ""
The bidder viii state the time considered necessary complete
the ship for sea- together with the price fully equipped As before
The object of the department inviting proposals to obtain The
very best that the mercantile marine can produce and
The proposals specifications, and drawings which conform to the
conditions prescribed and combine the greatest number Of a
vanacs selected and the price the approval Of
The department before contract VIII be male he reputation 81
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History aud Description Of the Fair In isbI Illustrated
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French Novels.
YINEYERINO Par George Sand 90 cents.

YTNEyERIN0. Par George Sand. 20 cents.
il Jeanne Far George Sand. 40
Isidora Par George Sand. 25 cents
Nauprat Par George Sand. 40 cents.
Gabriel George sand 20 cents,
Jacques. Par George sand. 40
Horace. George Sand IS cents.
Modesto Miguon Par Bazac. 20 cents
Les Chowans Par Balzlc. 80 cents.
In Famic Alan. Par Alphonsc Karr. 25 cents
j. Uscoque. Par George SIND 25 cents.
Deux. Histories Par Eugene Sue. 81 cents.
Alza Par fival. 80 cents
Theatre Complet Far Balzac so cents.
La Creole. Par Fcval 90 cents.
Don Martin de Frcytls. Par Dumas, % cents
JACQUES Jacques II. Par Dufnas. 90
And many others at the same low range Of prices,
May ~ FRANCk TAYLOR
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Proposals for Fuel.

QuATTERaAsTsRs OFYIcE MARINE CoRre,
Washington, May 10, 1857,
@ EALED PROPOSALS will be received at this of
Monday 1857 supplying such guam
wood coal be required from ls July 1857 Both
for the marines stationed at Washington city d. c.
BIO oak sapng and the coal best anthracite
delivered piled and measured and the coal weighed
commanding officers Of the stations
expense the United States the coal to weigh
pounds Further Information be had appca
n this office. .s1sIH
Proposals be addressed to Major G. Lindsay NJ c., and
fuel for marines at Washington CT
ntegcnccr Star States will publish tho above twice
till 18th june 1857 and send BILL with Of advertisement
10 this for
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Bureau Of Construction, Equipment Repairs,
CEALED PROPOSALS TO furnish naval supplies for
- the fiscal ending 3o June 1858 viii be received at this
Bureau until O'Clock Of he 2ad june next These proposals
ton de- that they be distinguished from other business letters
ucuary described In printed schedules any furnished
such desire 10 or application to the communicate the re-
the yards application % s bureau This division into classes
@ 1 are as & The som@anant and
Of each win have copy Of the schedules OF the other
win Be desirable % make application for them. m
Offers must be made for the whole Of class al any yard upon one
the printed schedules in strict conformity Herewith or they VIII
All very quality sample
size &C. delivered good order and
packages the be- at the and risk of the ontrac
weight S the yard where received and TO the entire satisfaction
referred yards samples particular
spon Of the articles and AN other things being equal preference
required by 10th August 1896 be
accompanied by written guarantee the form of which herewith
only may accepted notified
they will required days receipt the
post Once or navy agency named by them
Surees full will be required the contract and
their responsibility certified TO by United States district judge United
rty twenty per bills
until the contract shall have been completed and eighty per ccntum
tive yards will be paid by the within thirty days after It's
1t stipulated that parties
Of first part in delivering all Of the articles mentioned in
above pov then and in that the contractor and his
suretes will forfeit the United States
exceeding twice the Of such class which recovered
time time according TO the act OF Congress that
vded, approved March 3, 1S43.
Casses q a. delivered part
the 18th May oheorh part by the Goth July onefourt by the
September and the remainder the LIST December 1853 Classes
the whole BY the 18th May 1858 The remaining classes
to be delivered part or before the LIST September next
part the part
before the LIST April and the remainder before the 30 June
earlier required with notice comprising
at each delivery due proportion of each article Glass 10 and all fol
additional quantities tie articles named therein
furnished like conditions
expiration the fiscal year receiving notice Of az
days from the bureau the comandant of the yard
agent,
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Notice

OF ne Esdbiishmaa Of r~ additional Land Offices in The Territory
Of Nebraska.
TN pursuance of the act of Congress approved
March Sd 1857 entitled "An act establish three additional
land districts in the Territory OF Nebraska be called respectively
"NRxHA LAND DrRIcr the 'otm Platte RIVER LAND nsrrcr
and the KorA LAND msrr It hereby declared and made
the said districts have been established fol
lows, viz: 8.4ae..t
For the HNEN,iA LAND Drsrmcr' at Brownsville
the 'sSoum PLATTE DIsIJucT' Nebraska City
the "DAKorA DISTRICT Dakota City, said Territory
hand the Of Washington this thirteenth day
OF April, 1857
BY order OF the President:
JOS s WILSON
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land ONCE.
April 14-1aw6w
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washington Aqueduct.
OFFICE OF THE WASHINGTON AouEDu,

WASHINGTON AQuEDucr,
Washington March 8, 1857.
DROPOSALS are invited for materials and work
1 for the Washington aquedrct
Proposals up May Will opened
Maps, proHes specifications the
let VIII be ready for examination at this Office and after the 10th
The work be let win embrace masonry Of the bridges,
graduan excavation embanknent
ncccd with the ro main gate houses bricks sand
rubblc, and cut stone, &c
For the particular works and reference made the
United states may delay in commencing the
thereon but for such delays allowance wiz be made
only completed the
oc appropriations by Congress engineer
right prescribe tho amount work be done and rate o.
each for each and Of the
pin not holding out sufficiently TO decide when and what works
finds The reserved len pep cent will be mid r. in The ind
the engineer the work has been properly executed far has
Payments specie upon
the monthly estimates the engineer rcseryng 10
and be condition all that the workmcn shall
be paid their full wages monthly and in specie.
All bids should be sealed and endorsed proposals for work
right reject any the
should they not he deemed and TO make such
considered most conducive TO the Of the
Every offer must accompanied by written guarantee signed by
responsible persons the that they under
thai the bidder bidders w his their bid
within with good sufficient
securities for the completion of the work undertaken said
judge United states district attorney navy agent
The general individual known the Engineer De
guarantee.
Bids will be opened Of bidders, them choose
be present NJ. c. MEIGS
Capt. OF Engineers, In charge.
FORM OF GUARANTEE
To Capt. NJ Sleigs, u s. Engineers
We, the undersigned, residents Of In the State Of
hereby jointly and scyeay with the United States and
guaranty the foregoing bid accepted that
they will within after tho acceptance the said bid,
the for the with good and un urces
form furnish the articles proposed in conformity the terms Of the
under which made And in the said
shall fail aforesaid guaranty make
onpr nv the next
lowest bidder
fsined) A. B..
G. d.
hereby certify that the best knowledge and belief the
above named guiranors good and sufficient.
Cfgned f. Y.
March 6-codt7thsay &1nwu
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IMPORTANT TO COTTON PLANTERS. by VII

be doubedThe undersigned has invent
cd and obtained letters from tho United States for the
machinery for converting seed
into the through
rous preparation and spinning machinery until is ready for ship
weaving
The saving from by process viii per
and yarns made from the fibre nbroScn and unnrd by the
rons OF The machinery o the used and dis
enane ~ viii be about ny and heavier and
will command the markets of the world dtancng all competition
advanced prices.
Tho undersigned prepared dispose Of privileges use
patent; and planters viii be informed
strucdons how TO H. how to obtain the machinery
other particulars, application
Dec e-2awlyh GEORGE g, HENRY Mobile,
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DURNETT HOUSE, southeast corner Pennsylva
and -Four anda Half street Washington, D. c. Mrs
s1IAs REYNOLDS, proprictrcss.
the day, week or month
Several large and comfortable suitable for families Pcra
boardors comfortably accommodated and meals
furnsh o those who elsewhere.
selection Of vines liquors and cigars will always be
found the bar.
Free lunch every day at ii O'Clock
APP 1S-u
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Change in the Days of Sale of the above de-
scPibcd Indian Trust Lands in Kansas.
TIME NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED
j. States mail The ships comprising this line the

The Atlantic Cpt Oliver Edrdge.
II.
The Adriatic Capt.
These ships expressly
service every has taken their consructio
their engines speed
for passengers uneqIallcd for
Price passage Liverpool $780,
second cabin s75 From Lverpool New York. 20
giineas
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
No bcrils secured until paid for
The ships this line have improved heads and 10
avoid danger will the deg
after the 1st Of August
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- Of 60 IN the State Of $500 here.
articles named in The classes heuuo annexed areea6y to he
visions of the schedules therefor and in conformity with the adver
should my offer be accepted request 70 be addressed at
-, for signature aud certificate.
which the bidder oncoses pasted his Offer
the price carried the footed
for each class, and the amount likewise written in words
Firm d Guarantee. +
The undersigned med Of in I'll the Stat state Of Of
hereby Guaranty that foregoing bid q
they will within receipt
post Office named designated execute the contract for
shall f to enter into contract as Aforesaid guaranty
and that which may be accepted
Signatures oftwo guaran,ors. db
Witness.
hereby certify that above named -- are known to
and able to make good their
Date Signature
signed by the judge United States
uict attorney, collector, or vy-agent and no others
The following the required respective yards
KTTERY, MAINE
GAS 10 White oak logs No yellow pine plank stock lcgs
IS Toeast No is isnamv N IRON 10 "a spikes
and nails No % Lead zinc and tin No 2S Hardware No 49,
cHARIEsTowN, MASSACHUSETTS.
Class No. whtc-oak logs. No. 8. wheoak promiscuous
timber No Whiteoak keel pieces and radder stocks No
No Yellow pine !, mas, and spar timber No White pine
No Black walnut, cherry No 49, Locust
IA Whteas oars and hickory bars and bu No To- White oak
s ana N 81 NJ ~ an h No ~ a Sna @
Is Hardware No ~. Paints oils &c No. 2s Flax
Ga y NO So Leather No. IS Hose No. 81 Bushe No. s.
Bunting goods ~. Pitch rosn No 49, Taow
soap oil No 80 ship eandiery No. 40 Stationery No d. Fire
wood.
HRooKIYN NEW YORK
No wltcoak logs No.a whtcoak promi5euous timber
No Yellow pine plank stock logs No. Yellow pine beams No
cypress whtcoak boards No IL Black walnut cherry
hogany No 49, Locust No u whah oars and hickory bars
spruce No 49, Lgnumyia. No II Iron No % Spikes and
nails No. % lead zn and no = ny Fig iron No % 30 Hard
No 80 Flax and cotton wine No 81 Glass No 81
Leather No 3 ss Hos, No. - h M b , No. g. Bunting and dry
ship chandlery No. 40. Stationery. No A. Fre-wood
PHILADELPHIA
White oak plank No O. yellow pine plank logs
prs whsonk boards No i2 Black walnut cherry MAHOGANY
49, No H. Whitesh and hickory bars and butts
80 Lead zinc No 25 Hardware No 81 Paints oils SC No
Is Flax 10 20 Cotton canvas No 80 FaS and Gotten
brushes ~ no S. bunting and dry goods No. 81 Pch tar ro
No. 3s. Talow soap, oil. No 80 Ship chandlery
WASHINGTON, D. G.
White pine No II Ash, cypress No: H. Black
tin No "a Pig iron No % Hardware No ~ Paints, oils &c
No 81 Glass No 81 Pitch tar rosin No So Taow soap Oil
Chain iron No 4 ngo copper No 10 Sand straw &C. No A.
Miscellaneous.
GosPoRr VIRGINIA
Glass No whtcoak logs No Yelowpine plank stock logs
No white pine No H. Ash cypress whiteoa boards No
H. Black walnut cherry and mahogany No a. White ash
81 No % Spikes and nails No 49, Lead zine
No. 70 Hardware No. q. Paints oils, &c No 2s Flax
No. 80 Flax and No.
81 Glass No 49, Leather No Brushes. No.
So Bunting and dry goods No 81 Pitch ron No 49, Tai
low, soap, oil No 80 Ship chanilery No 40 Stationery.
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PENSION AND BOUNTY LAND LAWS,


"MAYo MouIToNs PENSION AND BOUNTY LAND LAWS"
With opinions decisions regulations additions
BY ROBERT MAYO, NJ. D. LUCAS BROTHERS, Baltimore
4srMr relnquished
this work Of which Dr. Mayo sole and undipued proprietor by
suloined conmendaon
the public the first time addition others
ready published departments public
whose official duties render them particularly with the nd
ministration Of pension and bounty land claims
Letter from Broom, chairman Of
Revolutionary Pensions
Horsr REPRESENTATIVES UNITED STATES,
Washington, May 49, 1855,
have been pleased with you
the e many Ky an % sv q s
many others for labor and the compilation of the laws Of
Stereotype eion Of which have my posssson ''ps
s ss q rD 9ns Sns % has been T and M to
der which those for revolutionary services provided are Of
the design fathers that the system
partial giving 70 some While nh9 from others equally
tail the provisions made = at the time suggestive Of those def
value my position
as chairman q the On M % az for
the statutes and from the frequency Of to have
been able 10 test It's merit aud appreciate its worth "A
Dr. r. MAYO, Nv I'M JACOB BROOM
wahteons Appeal Congress
&c., PIP, SO TO 81, nowhere else eStant
Letter from General cass,
wAsTnssroN February TO- 1857.
DEAR thank FOR the useful volume have
had only glance myself
Your supplement contains important additions and brings the
sion history and laws to late period.
Indispensable congratulate Obliged to look into
The subject Of those laws the able execution Of aos
am, dear sir, respectfully yours
~ i'h'i 'Afo lazy" uasS
Revolutionary Claims,
Washington, February 49, 1857.
have the honor to ACKNOWLEDGES the copy Of
the second edition Of your work entitled pension and Bounty land
Laws, Tor winch you VIII accept my thanks
To all who Interested in the subject pensions bounty
lands claims against the growing
tlonary struggle yours work Of the first importance
tee on Revolutionary Claims.
lam very respectfully, obodient servant,
Letter from he Hon nareo otirer chairman Of he omes on
HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES,
February 20, 1857.
DEAR sln acknowledge receipt your
the 1 with and Mr. Mouons book Of Pension
arising pension bounty
land laws have Ind sasn mt occasion % refer to 3
laws upon those subjects regard ! highly useful both 10 those a
many your success,
be your obcdent servant
DR.. R. MAYO. A. OLIVER.
from dc Hoi Solomon F5ot senator.
WAsuSGros CRY, March 10, 1857.
very frequent occasion private
LEGATIONS Public Lands to
Laws have derived great aid from il Indeed regard i s al
most indispensable to the intelligent investigation questions arising
The work deserving q liberal hope
may be abundanly rewarded, FOR your labor
am with sentiments Of very great respect your obcien servant
Or RomRr MAYO, Washington City.
Letter from tie Hon. Hendricks Commissioner d he General
Land Office
wAsluseros crry March 30 1857
have had frequent the
chairman Of the Committee Pensions the represent
aivc and have fonnd full and complete wen arranged and
TO whose touch the bounty
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MATTHEW HALE SMITH, Counsellor law in
wi the United States and in the Of the
York, No. 119 Nassau street, New York, n. Y,
Aple-n
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Posr OfrcR DEPARTMENT,


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SEALTlD II0uT ooAiao VIII pe Icsciseu ui - II.
~ Of the 9th day OF July next ior al inc Gu
veIopes this department may require or period our years. VIZ
No i or note size, "a by ss inches, Of wh.e paper
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such proportions o. bun and white Us may De oraered,
No. official size 3 by 81 inches Dun or White, or IN such
proportions OF either MS may pc reqnired., g., .
Proposals are also invited ior furnishing straw BOARD boxes
packnb o. 10 opo
for packing parcels Of 10 TO 10000
The envelopes TO DC made IN the ocst manner OF paper approved
quality, manufactured specially LOT the purpose ana such
as the postmaster Gencra may arect incy must Do gummea LOT
sealing at least "a inches on the point banded IN parcels 20
packed without charge Tor pacing ana vomPc anu aa
An agent Of the department will furnish the address for each parcel
which pasted by without
the
be executed Style they provided renewed
II order ut the expense of the contractor.
requested samples paper bids
Of quality they envelopes
they propose TO furnish
required faithful performance
the and under will be made quarterly Price,
quality samples
together awarding General
himself the right annul whenever he shall discover that
the same part
purpose speculation
the opinion
qualified right
failure perform faithfully
its sipuaons.
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United States Patent once,

: :
nN the petition Of Henry Burt, of Newark New
~ Jersey, for tho
23l of September lS4S, knitting
for from the expiration Of sail patent place
on the 23l day az september, 1851
IL Is ordered that the said petition be Patent Office
Monday the 4h Of September ocIock m persons
arc notified to appear and show they have why sa Pc
tiion ought not TO be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required
Office their objections, specially III writing at least twenty
days bcoc the day Of hoarig all testimony by party
be used az the said hearing must he accord
ance with tho rules OF the Office which viii appca
ton,
The testimony IN the viii be
depositos and other relied upon
the office before the morning arguments
any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered also, that this notice published nc
genccr and Evening STAR Washington d. Republican, Baltimore,
Nd Patriot and Union Harrisburg Pa rly News New York
f and Post Boston Mass weeks
previous 70 the 4t day Of September the Of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents.
T. HEors OF tho above will copy send their
bills to the Patent Office, with paper containing
June 27--law3w
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EDWARD *. COLLINS,
No so Wall street. N. Y.
BROWN, SIPIEY, 4 CO.,
Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD & co,
~ Austin Frars, London
b. G. WAINWRIGHT & Co,
these will
bullion, ewey, precious
value expressed
May Lift
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Notice

OF the Establishment Of three additional Land Offices IN the Territory
Kansd
TN pursuance of the act of Congress approved
March 1857 entitled can act to establish three additional land
Territory called respectively the D
Dosage land
district hereby declared and that the said
districts been established follows, viz:
For the 'tDH-AwARE DISTINCT at DoSrrHAN.
'0sGE DISTRICT FoRT
OGDEN, N Territory.
Given under hand the city Of Washington this eleventh
OF April, A. D. 1857.
BY order of the President: JOS. &. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land ONCE.
Ap 11-1aw6wt
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NAVY nYPAK1sAT,
1 Of Provisions Clothing,
June 2, 1857.
CtEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals for
- Rec and Proposals for Pork the may be- win be re-
Wednesday, the 18th dy
July furnishing delivering all and risk 10
the United States, al the following navy yards
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CEALED PROPOSALS to furnish naval supplies 70

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau Of Construction, Equipment, and Repair
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Notice

QfMe renord Of he land office from Eamle 10 Booaple ii
he State Of Missouri
r n accordance with the provisions Of the act Of
IL Congress entitled An act authorizing
land Offices approved sarrh 1853 hereby declared and
known that the Office for the sale OF public Fayg
state OF Missouri viii be removed the Booyr
state, al as Early period as practicable
Further notice the will
the register and receiver a, the Fayctte ofhce
Given under hand the city Washington this 18Th
May A. u. 1857.
BY order Of the President
Tii0e A. HENDRICKS,
sinncr nf tho Ger Lind fIflcn