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Notice

Of the Esaisamaa q hyee additional Lord Offices in TIE Trdoy
+ is
TN pursuance Of the act Of Congress approved
March 1857 entitled IAN act to establish three additional land
called respectively the cl
the DOSAGE land district and the western land
hereby declared made known t the Offices
districts have established follows
the DISTRICT at DcSfIlaS
the ''osacr DISTRICT at FoRr ScorT
FOR Oopsx raid Territory.
under hand the city Of Washington this eleventh day
OF April, A. d. 1857.
By order o no President: WILSON,
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land Ofncc
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T,HE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED

ioilowing
The Atlantic. Capt Oliver Edriige
The Baltic Capt (omstuTk
Tho Adriatc ........... Capt.
These ships having been built by expressly for
service has been taken their also
their strength and speed and their accommodations
for passengers uncqalcd for elegance aud comfort
Price Of passage New York Liverpool in cabin
in second cabin s75 From Liverpool New York. so and 20
guncss.
An experienced surgeon attached TO each ship.
No bcrths be secured until paid
The slips this line have improved water tight bulk heads and 10
avoid danger from viii tho Banks north AZ deg until
after the LIST Of August
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stationery.
NAVY prrARrxxsr, May %, 1857.

NAVY IhPARTNncSI, Nay 70, 1S57
GEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS will be
ceived at Secretary the Navy until O'Clock,
o. M Monday furnishing all the
the Navy Department and the several
year commencing the LIST Of july 1857 and ending
tho 30th OF June, 1858.
the quality delivered with
delay satisfaction the head OF the Office
which they required
required bidder stationery must furnish with his
pruposal a sample Of each article bid for
proposals. blank forms viii he furnished
bid bid will he considered which does not
fully which each and every
for in which than price named Tor
Oh article
faithful Of the contract will be required
The authorized
satisfactory testimonials 10 fu
the bid otherwise 1t will not be
The department itself right OF ordering
quantity article contracted for, the public
require +
any required enumerated in the contract
quality.
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PROCLAMATION


UNITED STATE
IN pursuance of law, ], FRANKLIN PIERCE, Pres
~, s e a v5s s a. hereby ns sss county IN shs
Territory Of Kansas commencing TUESDAY the nnh DAY NAY
states for the benen, Of the iowa tribe Of Indians are situated Win
the andemeniioae townships q land IN sa Territory and coded
by said Indians IN trust as aforesaid 10 wn
s'4A # ne base sae and n ne sim rri-lsa DsidSaH
Townships No accn, sixteen, eighteen,
townships ta ranges seseuten eshleeB nine.eeh and
twenty sSoepng ,ae,siro@ few ee grants DESIGNATED N ~.
townships two, Of ranges nineteen and twenty.
Also at roh lykrs county IN said Territory, commencing on
Of The lands held In trust by the United ior the benefit Of the
andcrfnenoncd townships
Territory and ccd by aforesaid
soah De tsse line and ena # ae 'a principal ''osfian
Townships fifteen sixteen, range twenty.
townships a,en sAen ADD seventeen Of range twenty one
townships n,eon sixteen seventeen and stecn Of range TWEEN
Townships aeen siz,ocn seventeen and eighteen
Townships necu sixteen seventeen, eeen,
having by articles Of the
treaty that each individual member OF said cniecatod
bands should be entitled 10 hundred and sixty acr Of land and
addition that sections should be selected and
also aT the benefit
The American Indian Mission Association and said lands ainountns TO
about eight thousand having been selected the following
townships above named, 10 wit;
Townships sixteen seventeen range twenty-five
Townships fifteen, sixteen and eighteen twenty
Townships sixteen and seventeen range twenty four.
Townships and twenty hereby
apart and reserved from sale.
Also, at Iecompton said Territory commencing Tuesday tho
twenty third day Of June the disposal Of such f the lands
held Ia by the United States for The benefit the delaware tribe
Indians situated within the aforementioned townships
png The 'o portion Of the lands coded BY the said Delaware In
diins In trust as aforesaid, 10 wit;
Solah # the trs line and Of The h principal meridian.
Townships Ave- six eight nnc and eleven of H
Townships es, nine, Of sixteen
Townships six seyen eight nine ten and eleven Of range seven
Townships seven eight, nine ten range eighteen
The will cash bid win be received
below The valuation placed upon The several tracts by the commission
appointed the purpose vaiins the
and being made receipts in duplicate viii be executed
therefor which will be delivered 10 the purchaser.
viii subsequently be issued the lands purchased
accordance with the force regulating the thereof
The Offering the will be
pc,ely appointed and will proceed the order which they
advertised with MI convenient despatch until the whole shall
have been offered and the sales thus closed.
the will be tho
following day at the risk Of the dcluing purchaser
hand the Washington this sixth
day Of February, eighteen hundred and fity
BY the President:
| W. MAxypkSSY
| Commissioner Of Indian Affairs.
newspaper publish foregoing
without special instructions that effect from the Commits.
Indian Affairs.
Feb 2s-iawtlJme. aHl
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Bureau q cOassrucuoa &c. May 2, 1857
CEAIED PROPOSALS for delivering so 600 cubic

CEALED PROPOSALS for delivering so 900 cubic
- pomiscuos i've oak In each q the navy yards Charles
iss Virginia. WIN Dc received INNS bureau 1'' the '''
may distinguished other basiness letters The be
all the yards but must be for the whole quantity at any
guarantee, the form Of which . herewith given.
the full estimated amount viii be required TO sign the
contract and security per will
be withheld the of each delivery until the
peed.
this timber there proportion
ss % ss S IS esss s 1
cxpedcnt the public interest until such difficult
5 S when approved IN srpa,s By the the
via bs paid by such agent the contractor within
thirty after is presentation " him.
VII be stipulated in The contract that default DO made by
ne l,s s r ,n a o' aIs hs n s
case the contractor and his .arss Viii ret and pay 70 the United
agreed upon the price paid delivery
thereof which be recovered from time 10 time according to the
The cubic be delivered each will BIO the fol
able for lower stems posts s,ernpsl knees fore
aprons all siding IS aud 20 inches and hooks siding II 10 inches
into the construction % ship conforming substantially in
corresponding siding the mouis OF which be
OF the yards named. l...a
$1,000 siding inches equal
each and 900 cubic feet Of siding Of IL inches all
these being length FROM IS 10 II feet having natural and
the pieces ohave from the otio
crook 5000 cubic feet siding 10 and 10 inches length from
Al straight fair; .uA under
within 80 miles Of the Of which satisfactory evidence
the yard; delivered
pcctvc risk the subject
the usual Inspection the entire approval OF the
delivered the LIST day Of 1855 and the
remainder or before tho LIST Of July, 1859.
Es,m n OYER.
l., Of the ----, hereby agree furnish
deliver at tho United nnyyyard hy Thousand
s i 4. sSS :" So
5000 cubic feet suitable for principle pieces sided and 20 inches
--- per foot.
$4,000 cubic feet curved timber sided 10 inches length
to IL feet, at per foot. = ts
timber sided II inches length IL to IL
feet, at foot
inches length
feet m-- per foot
Total value.
Should offer be accepted request to be addressed
and the contract forwarded to the navy
at ------- for signature and certificate.
(Date.) b.
HS- Form Of Guayan,ec.
The undersigned ------, of -----, the State Of
hereby guaranty that the foregoing bid be accepted
w within tho receipt Of the at the Office
with good and sureties; said shall fail to
aforesaid guaranty make good The differ
the offer of the said and that which may be
accepted. 44 I'd.
DATE IF
III.
thereby certify above named
able make
(Tatc.)
TO signed the United district judge United States dis
trt attorney, collector, navy agent and no other
May 2-la5wf
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Washington, February 20 1857.
IhiE Judge advocate gives notice, for the inforna
a hon u parties before la section o,
we s Of JANUARY 10 1887 that they VIII respectively advised by
e Impairment when their shall
court and That II Is desirable presenting Themselves ,be,
should come prepared with list "a they NAV AZ
70 Dave summoned specifying which Respective
~ tr me naval service mentioned their test
, " 20 DC applied respectively aud dchy any
winch may nc requifedi and IN respect c what
80. }. ~ CARLISLE, Judge Advocate
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Proposals for Wood and Coal.

May IS, 1851
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received al W.
~ until IL o'clock, m, Wednesday the ION o ne
next furnishing delivering the vaults OF the ca o.
Representatives before the lou % a.
hundred fof 3240 pounds 10 the t
thraeitc not less than three n sr
six inches in diameter and entirely free from s@ie or
substances 80, -. GOD
Also hundred cords of first quality seasoned
Capitol yard twenty ave cods 70 rl
pieces and the balance BIZ sawed In two reo' Xxx
packed away vaults the expense Of the contfae'
be- the nsicticn aud approval Of rrrron
by the Clerk House Of Representative s,ushfg
Security for faithful performance OF the CONTRACT o
the above articles TO the Clerk Of The hou
rcsentafves win he required ,aosis n
Proposals may separate and should be endorsed ,, ~
Wood md sIroposals and directed TO the 1--WE
''''s" :" ''' = - MILAN culIoN, -
NAV % ,awSJuue,o Clerk TIcnsc Representative =
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A DvENTURES AND EXPLORATIONS in Hon
IA by William " Wells volume, with and illus
uakons.
sqoIcrs Notes on Central svo maps
Illustrations
Cuen's hmus ship Canal volume, london, with
maps.
l volume london Hih far
the Mosquito Shore volume with sixty
cravings.
Typographical map Ishmus Of Panama and Daren.
pnevor author ficir Of Redcyne. vol
Rev. Mr. Address Theatres, &c.
FHccns Essays Nshop wbatcly's Notes volume svo
Travels in Europe Rev John r. Edwards.
The bible and the tcops by Miss Beechcr.
May 20 fRANck TAYLOR.
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Notice

Of Establishment # additional Land Of
TN pursuance of the act of Congress approved
March 1857, entitled establish
the State oil Wisconsin, to be called the CmxwA
which district embraces that portion Of the old In
districts the
NORTH souh n dirdinp tosrshiry
nc linz rrg and sco and
diridig n ard c,'e w,s IL hereby declared
said district has been established
the o eE,u CiAirs' in said State
under hand the city Of Washington this eleventh day
o April, A. n 1887.
by order of the President
Jos. WILSON.
Acting Commissioner Of Tho ogce
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MATTHEW HALE SMITH, Counsellor-at-law in
WI in the
YORK, No ITO Nassau street, New York, n. Y
Ap IN
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The OF these ships will gold
bullion, specie jeweiry precious
ding signed therefor and the value thereof therein expressed
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CHHHKc TIC DHyS Oh SHIc OF tHt HUOVc-Ut-
scribcd Indian Trust Lands in Kansas.
DEPARTMENT INTERIOR
Office OF Indian Affairs, April H. 1857.
NOTICE is hereby given that the days designated
foregoing proclamation for tho 81 the
Indian lands changed postponed to the
following periods: '
lands at Point Wednesday, day
The lands Of the Wcs &c, at pao Wednesday Gath day Of
June
lands osawkcc TO Wednesday, 18th July
ny order Of the Secretary of the Interior:
CHARLES +. MiX
Commissioner al inem.
An
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Change OF the Place or Sale Of the Deiaw
Trust Lands in Kansas.

NOTICE is hereby given that the place of sale Of
IN the Delaware lands Kansas Territory advertised
oompton the 25i day Of June has been
changed and will osawkec said Territory the
day and date.
BY order of the Secretary Of the Interior
CHARLES f. MIX,
Commissioner al interim.
DEPARTMENT INTERIOR -
Office Of Indian Affairs, 3pll o. 1857.
7-1aytlJuuc
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stamped Envelopes.
Posi- 0rFlcE DEPARTMENT,

pon orrlcK DEPARTMENT,
Mag 50, 1857.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received until 3, p
vcopes this may require for d q four years viz
No or letter 1 s. 81 a. inches q " ba or White paper or in
such proportions Of bur whita may g ordered
proportions Of either may required.
Proposals invited furnishing
for packing parcels Of 10 % $500
The envelopes be paper approved
quality specially for the and such marks
- tbs General may direct They mus, be summed for
packed without charge for packing furnished complete
masters. TT '''''
department parcel
which to DO pasted the box by the manufacturer without charge
es m cmossins the postage stamps on the are 70
and kept n a The expense contractor
adcs requested furnish samples with their bids
sss san snsy % use IN the Of the envelopes
security required tho faithful performance
the under quarterly
quality samples suncency
himself
ns - . 0sd % s n ss s %
the cSnrss. TO any party who shall be in bis opinion less able and
served . annul the contract for failure to perform faithfully of
The number issued the quarter end
4oI $50 No. ], stamped 3 cents
;I &: Y ! e.
The bids should be marked Proposals for Stamped Eyeop
and addressed Third Assistant rcsm,sssr General Post ONCE De
Nay 30--dtJuy6t Postmaster General
TIME KINGDOM AND PEOPLE OF SIAM; by
Bowng with OF his mission in 1855 =
vols. london 1857. 81 60
Speeches ncn British Statesmen from the reform bill to the
Russian 1 vol. London, 1857. 81 rs
Lord Broughsms Speeches. with historical mtroduction vol
London, 1857. 81 75.~
toAry correspondence. vola London, 1857 81
Tales the from the Persian Charles
rei New edition. illustrated vol London 1857. 81 Is
British Navy list for 1887. 81
Alrnanach De GcthA for 1857. 81 30.
Hughex atnntI Laws Of a L vol. Ionde
Piny's Letters translated into English by Mclmoh vols Ion
dom ~ 70.
Nay 30 FRANCK TAYLOR
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PROPOSED pArss or SAILING.

EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No 56 Wall street, y. Y.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY, K CO.,
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD 4 CO..
81 Austin Friars, London.
b. G. WAINWRIGHT l. 90,
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y kAyt DAaAuxxSr.
Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing,

nvvisons and Clothing
June 2, 1857.
CEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed I" Proposals for
~ Beef Proposals for Pork be-
until ociock Wednesday the 18Th
delivering
tho United siatcs, ths following navy yards
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T. - OF , In the State OF F., here
agree deliver the yards all the
annexed agrceaby the
therefor and in conformity with the adver
,emcnt Of Construction 23d Of May
should my be accepted request be addressed
forwarded To the agent at or 10
fors nd ccrihc
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whicoak logs No. Yellow pine plank stock logs
No. White No. H. Ash cypress whcoak boards No
49, No. Is ignumvt.e. No I'll Iron. No a. Spike
nails. No 30 Lead zinc and tin No 25 Hardware No SO
Hose -
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which the bidder cncoes be his
and him. Opposite each article the schedule
carried the
for class, and the amount likewise written in words
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-30

THE MARRIAGE CONTRACT IN MDIANA.-A rather
singular case has recently been decided in Indiana /,
by which it is declared that marriage in that State
requires formalities to make it legal except the
agreement of the parties that it is civil con-
tract only, and differs from other civil contracts
merely in thisthat it cannot be dissolved seyen by
mutual consent. 1t is provided in section seven Of
the revised statutes Of Indiana that no marriage
shall be void voidable for want of license or other
formalities required by law, if either of the parties
thereto believe it to be legal marriage at the time
1t is further provided that the agreement must be
corded but the failure neglect to do this is only
punishable by q fine.h
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-30
NUMBER 255.
1em @rIears 1aiIp Grtsfsnt.


WEDNESDAY, MORNING., DECEMBER 30, 1857.
Comm odore Paulding and General Walker.
Telegraphic dispatches to the evening papers Of
yesterday state that Gen. Cass, Secretary Of State
repudiates the course Of Commodore Psuldng in
sending armed force on shore at San Juan TO cap
ture Gen. Walker and his men, as wholly unauthor.
ized, and that his instructions warranted him only In
preventing Walkers landing.
This putsa new phase on the. matter, and to some
extens shifts the responsibility for this Illegal and
unutterably infamous procedure, from the shoulders
Of the administration to the shoulders Of Commodore
Paulding.
Bat something more than this Is necessary before
the administration can place itself rectus in curia
before the country. An actionless disavowa Of the
Commodore's proceedings will not answer the pur-
pose. He should be recalled, courtmartiaIled for
exceeding his instructions, and for being guilty Of
unlawful acts of oppression and tyranny. II be should
be expelled the service, we question much whether
be would receive more than his due reward.
Further: the administration having acknowledged
the injustice done to Gen. Walker and his cause BY
Pauiding, ought they not to repair that injustice By
placing the former in IS good position as be wa.
before the outrageous and wholly indefensible on
saught Of the latter! Common justice will say yea
but as the Nicaraguan movement is considered more
Of Southern than Northern movement, It is hope
less, we fear to look for any such equitable act q
| the hands Of the present administration. M
Since the foregoing written further telegaphie
advices have to hand and to them We refer oul
readers It will be seen that Paulding is censured
| all sides
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-30
Cl00ks, Manfittas,
MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKING,
Laces, Emhroideries, ETC., etc.

107........ AND.
CANAL STREET.. S
accommodation,
MI 1 S. TT u H NJ e H
inform her Lady friends and customers generally that
leased the spacious store No. l0 Canal street, adjoining
present stand, which has been fitted up expressly
SHOW ROOM, for CLoAKs, MANTILLAS AND BON
received houses in Paris and be-
opened which she respectfully socits the attention and
patronage of the Ladies' of New Orleans and san
gers visiting the city.
The Embroidery Department
In No l9 considerably increased and will be found to
FRENCH EMBROIDERIEs, REAL LACEs,
of every variety and entirely designs.
JOUVIN'S AND ALEXANDER'S
KID AND SILK GLOVES
DRESS-MAKING conducted (nder the direct superntend-
Mrs Turner heeofoe by lady of considerable
experience and acknowledged capacity.
The Millinery Branch of the business is attended to by
| French lady of decided talent and taste.
Families residing in the country, who find 1t
visit New Orleans rely the strict and
puuctua execution of their ORDERS by addressing MRS TUR
| NER. lO9 Canal street.
Merchants confding their orders to Mrs. Turner, will find
| them promptly and accurately executed.
Nos. lO7 AND l09 CANAL STREET,
| ne 2p3m&W New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-30

ADJUSTMENTS To-NIGHr.-Gaiety 1heater.-Mss
Eliza Logan Pauline in "The Lady of Lyons" with
Mr.. Loveday as Claude and debut of Miss Louise
Reeder, ds Lady Elisabeth Fyeelore, in the petite
comedy of the Day after the Wedding
st. Charles 1hcater.-The drama of "Dombey 4
Son." with Mr.. Florence as Capt. Cutie, Ben DeBar
as Joe Bagstock, Vining Bowers as I'oots, Hamblin
as Dombey, and Miss Kate Reignolds as Edith !; with
the comedy of 1.-THE Young Actress in which Mrs.
Florence is to sustain five characters.
| Amphitheater and Museum.-The Circus Company
in series of brilliant feats with the great holiday
pantomime Of Jack the Giant -Killer;'' and in the
Museum, before and after the circus performance
but separately therefrom) the world famous Siamese
Twins, and the Swiss Warbler. The Museum open
also during the day.
Armory Hah.-Smith's great Panorama of Toul
in Europe. 80
Masonic HaH-Ladies Fair for the benefit of the
st. Mary's Orphan Asylum.
The Apollo-Social recreation and stage entertain
ments, such as singing, dancing, etc., at No. 10 Per
dido street.
The Living Skeleton and the Leopard Negro, OF
st Charles street, opposite the ST. Charles theater
to be seen day and night.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-30
Mr. BREckINRpGE.-We clip the following from

Mr.. BRECKINRIDGE.-We clip the following from
the st. Louis Evening News, of the 22d instant
Vice-President Breckinridge was received with
great honor at New Orleans, during his recent trip
South The VicePresident has thus far been cy
pher in the administration. He has been close
political and personal friend Of Senator Douglass and
in the pending struggle, in which that Senator's
name prominent he may be obliged to take posi-
ton.
1t would be amusing, exquisitely so, if the Vice.
President should be found the side Of Douglas and
Walker, now that the entire Democratic press South
has denounced both in unsparing terms? However,
we imagine Mr.. Breckenridge will keep himself clear
of commttals on either side by neither saying nor
doing anything.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-30

How NEGROES ACT IN THE NoRTH.-Two negroes
entered house in Chicago few days ago and at
tempted to violate the person of respectable lady,
and before assistance arrived they gave her terrible
beating tearing out her hair and bruisng her face in
shocking manner. One of them remarked when
they entered the house that he would make the
damned white woman there like niggers.n Chicago
must be nice place to live in and bring up family
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-30

LARGE SALE OF DIAMoNDs.-A fine collection of
diamonds, seized few months ago by the revenue
officers in New York, on board one of the European
steamers sold on the 10Th at auction by order OF
the u S. Marshall. The sparkling bits of carton
brought good prices for the times and the total pro-
ceeds of the SALE which included lot of gold jewel
ry amounted to about $25 ,0oo The richest knick-
mack offered was sapphire and diamond bracelet,
with earrings to match, which brought sl,700 A
| single brilliant sold for 5000. 4
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-30
Rollins Great Diamond saloon,

EtOttatS' GF7"GUt DlUHtO7tU SNEOON,
VERANDA BUILDINGS,
Nos. 26 and % ST. Charles street.
HAIR CUTTING, SHAVING, and all other dslicacies of
the Tonsori up the improved approved
and fashionable styles
Baths! Baths!!
Hot, Cold, Shower, Yapor and Mineral.
The Diamond" open for inspection at all hours the
preor guaranteeing that his jewels shall be of the first
On hand complete stock of
Perfumery and Furnishing Goods.
Grateful for the kind patronage Of his hosts Of friends he
respectfully asks continuation of their favors
MO 2ptf JOS. ROLLINS.