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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-19
Economy is Wealth,

HAVING male arrangements with Mr.. jacob
II Weaver, Agen; for Clssk's Patent Flonr Mills to
conduct and carry the Mill, corner Of Perry and
Third 81 eets. have CANNED sOciet, By which
enabled to furnish the nembsrs thereof with the
best extra our (Al the present price Of Wheat for
the sum Of % p per barrel for family Shares
and Regulai lions for thot wi.hng to become mem.
bers may Be had at the mill until the LIST Of Decen-
Der next.
JULIUS SOLOMON.
Davenport, Nov. 18Th 1857.
Woeld rofeP 70 4esaS. Oook earoens,
Nov 1od1m Az Naet
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MISCELLANEOUS

IA
W. Z. CHILDS l. Co.'s
Patent Elastic Fire. and Water Proof
CE.NE.NT KOOEIV'G!!
WE, the undersigned, are prepared to contract
w and put On at the shortest notice, our
Elastic Fire d Water Proof Cement Roofing
being the only article yet invented that will sue
ccsfuy resist the action Of the atmosphere in every
climate. II perfectly fire and Waterproof and in
point OF durability believe it il equal IL supe.
rior, 10 any metallic roofing We can put over
old tin tar, iron. or shinge roofs it making dif-
terence Low lat or steep the roof may be. This
foodEg iswarranted 10 prove above represented.
We Will put it on for So 90 per squsre, 30 feet
squAre.) We will apply 1t upon tin and iron roofs ft
81 10 per square, being, account of Its durAbiy
the cheapest paint that can be used.
W. invite al who are building, and those who wish
their roofs repaired to call at Office opposite the
pies, and satisfy themselves in regard TO the durab
ty and prsriicability q this roofing.
B.-we are prepared to fill orders for our &C.
nent TO those residing at distance with printed de
CITY and county Rights for Losoa and Ai~~esosa
JBvAN BERGEN A!BRo.
o. A. BENJAMIN, General Agent.
REFERENCES IN CINCINNATI
Mr. Ezra Bailey, Smith street, between Fourth md
Fifth.
Mr. eamuel Ogd. n, No A24 Fourth street.
Baker and Won Publ. No GO Fourth street.
Mr. George Carlisle, President Of the Lafayette Bank
DR. John Law, Agent Of Royal Ins. Co.. Lsndon
and Liverpool
essrs John Shilto Co., Dry Goods dealers, Oh
street.
iichell and Rammelsberg, Furniture Mans IN
dealers 3th street.
tlet Greenwood, Esq.
r A Hinke.
DAVENPORT
Geo l. Davenport,
DR. James Hall,
Coat. Patchin, Builders,
EW Wheeler, Architect,
EPeck, City Clerk,
Gen II Parker,
Cline, Painter,
M Paterson, Locust street,
Jamme, Donely Lea, Davenport Iron Works
Eli Adams.
Hakes Riggs, Jewellers,
ROCK ISLAND.
SIS Guyer,
PL Mitchell, Banke
iona Woods
Lewis II Weber, Postmaster.
CHICAGO.
G Hubbard, Aetna Insurance,
G y Hooker,
Ira Foote Builder
bars, Wood Co., Beistesd Manuhctaring %, No
line.
Reznor, Clinton Iowa.
Henry Wisner. Wholesale Crockery dealer Iowa
City.
Nay2Gdu
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WILLIAM DeoLAN. WILLIAM sruAP.
Attorney at LaU.
B.A.v.KLVG HOUSE
Land Agency,
DOOLAN s. STUMP,
Main Street, Davenport, Iowa.
DEALERS IN
Bank Notes Drafts, Gold, silver and Eastern *.
change; Collections made throughout the Union
Land War; ants bought sold, and located, Real De.
tate bought and sold on Commission; Money loaned on
unncnmbered Real Estate secuYi.y Loans
Taxes paid for non res dents; Examination Of Land
Titles made, etc., etc.
-REFERENCEs.-
Aessrs Cook SARGENT, Davenport. love.
Robert Lowry, Esq, Cashier, New York,
4essrs Harris Co., Philadelphia,
Hon. VIM Wright, Newark, NJ;
Messrs sAmr Harris & Sons, Bankers, Baltimore
Johns Hopkins, ESQ, President, do
Robert Mckle, ESQ, Cashier, do
VIM Harrison, Esq, do
Aessrs Chubb Brothers, Bankers Washington.
WIN Haett, ESQ, Mobile, Ala,
A BenoHt Co, Bankers, st Loui
For Sale.
Two Lots on the Bun corner Of Eighth ana l,sire e.
streets-nne unobstructed River view
Several valuable building Lots on Harrison aad
Main streets north Of Sixth street for sale very low
Ten valuable building Lots Second and Third
streets, for sal- credit Olive years given on mos
Of the purchase money.
Lot In Green's Addition; dwelling house on tie
premises, for sale cheap.
Twenty feet front On Main street, BY a feet deep
opposite LIE Claire House.
Yves, Lot 8, block 50, IeClsire's 7th addition
house with 4 rooms and good stable
Lots and in Aitohell's addition, and house
BY ~ on lot I, for sale cheap.
Is acres IN sec 7,tp IS. e; all under cultivation
miie from the city for sale cheap.
Of nv = sec ~ tp ~ r west; one mile from
the city of Auscatihe, for sale.
" = Of " sec 10 tp 80 . east 50 acres for sale
- acres OF Land In West Dsy enport for sale cheap
Lots from TO acres, nne view OF river and Twin.
Cities,
Also many valuable tracts Of Farming Lands I'm
proved and uninproved, Town lots and Unimprovsd
Lands throughout the state, for sale. weinvte the
attention Of those wishing TO purchase 70 our
1sn3dtf Do0LAN 4 STUMP.
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II A RE CHANCE,

IN BUILDING lots In the city OF Davenport, IA
w vorAble located, will be sold BY the under
signed on cr.d, Of from one 10 Ave years, 10 any
per son Who viii build this season
COOK d SARGENT
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-19

North half Of lots and 10, In block IS, being 70
feet Oh Rock Island street and lbs feet On Third
street.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-19

Particular attention ID invited TO the fact that we
have many Of the bese styles and qualities Of goods
that cannot DO obtained elsewhere, and We are now
Offering cur entire stock st Greatly Reduced Prices
Beecher, HOLSTER + Wilkins.
Jan 10 1857 dlyv 185 LAKE LYHEEr.
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CO-Partnership Notice.

THE undersigned have this day formed Q CO.
i partnership under he name ana arm Of Hills q
WashourD, for the Transaction Of the general St,ye
and Tin-wsre business, and have taken the .tore
lately occutied by Smart Gillett Brady stre@t
Lesrly oppos lite the Post Once.
Davenport October %, 1851.
n. HILLS
d. wASHBURN
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-02-21

In relation 10 The Removal of the Land Office from Benica
.fE 10 San francisco IN California.
In accordance with the provisions Congress
"An act enthoznA changes in the location OF land
approved March 3 1882 hereby declared and made
the land ONCE the public
ofCslornia win be removed the city ofsAs
early period cs practicable Va
Further notice Of The time will by
register and receiver Of The Benca md Office
Given under my hand the city OF Washington, this 18th
January, A. D. 1857.
BY order of the President;
.6lsa THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the General Land Once
Jan lT--lav6w Intel. .MStarl
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no ALL PERSONS CONC .-Nouce Is hereby given
nsr publication this sir weeks appIca
lion will be made
duplicate warrant s for l2o Ia the Of Clark
Wright. No 34leg lao CsstesI
the of Jesse Four, all issued
ID 1885, the having heen lost and cavest
eqsins, entered in the General Land Oee
'Peb I7--Inwsw JOHNSON r, WEILB0nN,
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Proposals for A rmy SuppIiss.
once Of Army Clothing and Equipage,

I : I =
SEALED PROPOSALS. nvleL Will received at this
Office until 10 O'Clock Of the 10th day Of March
furnishing by contract the following ARMY SUPPLIES Anu MA
TERAs deliverable United Coihng Equpage
Depot tSehujikii Arscna) IN quantities required, viz
5000 yards "a dark blue ndyo CLOTH caps
bands, weighing about IA ounces yard.
10000 yards blue nd wool ed) ied cioth weighing
2l ounces per yard.
$1,000 Ga tndgn dyed) iwed CLOTH weighing
"a ounces per yard.
1870 dark blue, tndgo Dyed flannel
white flannel cotton and woo to weigh "a ounces
per ard.
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John III. Buthmann,

Importer AVID Dealer in Wfnss, Brandies, &C.,
Pennsylvania south side ~ and 9th Streets
in store very choice Of champagne,
III and pins OF the most desirable brands. = 'i
Aso sparkling 81 peray white aud Madeira, Sherry
Tenefihe, Sicily Rhine wnss mosee Wines
white; cognnc schcdam jamaica Scotch whiskey,
American whskcy, Curscoa, nniree and his preparations
@rs"%y S:oss scs somsen n ss
li--Hfw4m ' "
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~ Gus PTzss--3bOO Tickets. I9II 90
regular prize In the lottery $500; lowest approximation
kze $40 t ts
for tickets tho above snendd schemes to
TIL HUBBARD CO.,
Baltimore. Md.
|T D. HUBBARD co. authorized agents 10 OH ali
Sder the Maryland Lotteries.
|Peb 5-drd r. FRANCE q co.
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MISCELLANEOUS


Silks red wbc green and bne ir flags and guidons
sh huckles and
bang thmoes for Gags, boiling
SPEARS and ferrules for guidOns.
desirable should be Of domestic manufacture
conform, the standard patterns scaled
Office where they he examined
Somple will be sent by mail with any additional
subject which may be desired by manufacturers
wishing offer proposals.
Ten per delivery will be
compeed which be forfeited the United
the Of the fulfil
OF he About half
supplies required equal monthly proportions
July next and payments will be made
Congress OF funds for this
of service availnbe the remainder within three
monhs from that date also in equal montay proportions will be
paid for on delivery G. =
The privilege of increasing by from
half quantity ali the supplies above mentioned
will be based accepted proposals. the ufment
win be required Bids desired
only regular dealers in the proposed
and win be respected considered from
manufacturer regular aer In the
desired supplies which fact the REVERSE must bc distinctly
offered well tho and address
persons proposed securities
obtained. y15t
z. D. BABBITT,
Feb 5-eodtl0Mar Breve Major and A. q. nj.
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IT PRIVATE sALE.-A blood bay carriage
bors es high, young, and perfectly
gentle Also New York built carriage, nearly
and pair OF ye~y The
seen on app Smiths livery stables, 18Th
Pennsylvania avenue.
hls-0aw2w
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brilliant schemes for March, 1857

under this appontet
by the governor. *
GREGORY MAURY, Manasers, Wilmington, Delaware.
Lottery for the benent or the
STATE OF DELAWARE.
Glass 49, for 1857.
Ia drnv ttui nal
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The person W. DO entered books, uaies
me pay men' ofthe subscription DO naaein advance
Distant sbsenbsrs nney BY euer me postage
OF "hicA WIN be paid BY BY ourselves IN @
saie tausniss0n. ee eea't
Tae uAfRY PA RR a p b'sh trresky ing tho 500
sons Of Cong ess, and semi week during the recess
Subscriptions for period year win be received
proporioned to the above annual rates.
Qy-PosTnAsTERs authorized our sgoats ana
by sending DAILY subscribers, $50 snclssdS o.
WEEKLY subscribers, with SIS enclosed, will
titled copy grais.
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United states Mail.
KENTUCKY.

Posr orrfcE DEPARTMENT,
February 9, 1857.
DROPOSALS for carrying the mails Of the United
July 1857 to 30h June, 1885, following
KENTUCKY and In the rein will
Office of this department until s.
March next 10 be decided by the 25h April following;
Louisville, KY by acona, Rana Grassy Pond,
Wes Point, Ganctsviic, Meadville, Bcweyvils,
Ha dinsburg Cioverpor, Hawesviie Yevingtsn,
Owensboro', McLesn's Retrent HebbardsvIIe, Hem
derson, Smiths Mills Hewitnvile. Morrnnfeld,
Raleigh, 10 Shawneetown NJ. 1864 miles and back,
daily in four-horse coaches. Rock Haven and Bran
dpnburg be supplied from Garnetsi lille by side maiI
six times week. Webster and clifton Mills from
Bewieyville three times week, and Big Spring
Ee from Bewleyville six times week, all In due
s nexi0n with main line
Leave Loui vile daily at
Arrive nj Owepsboro' day by m;
40.Nt Leave Owensboro daily at4 M
Arrive nj Shawneeown day by8 PM
Leave ShawIeeown daily at a tll .t
{. .l..
Leave Owensboro' daily at S m;
Arrive at Louisville next day by pm.
propssa guaranty and certificate, also instructions
be embraced the advertisement
pamphlet principal post Offices also the
OF January 1884, OF routes In Kentucky Ternesee
te#38 JAMES CAMfBELL,
Feb 7--law4wt Postmaster General
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mo. 5T3.l
Notice

In relation 10 The Reopal Of the Land Oce from Genesee
TO East Sagnaw in Michigan
IN ACCORDANCE PROVISIONS Of Congress- IN
led can authorizing changes IN the location Of land
ces,v approved March D. 1854 IL hereby and made
the sale public
In the State Of Michigan, will be removed the Of
SAGINAW in said State, % early period practicable
Further notice The precise OF by
tba register and receiver OF Genesee land ohce
Given under hand, city Of Washington, day
January, A. d. 1857.
by order Of the President
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General md Office.
ian l6-lsw6w flint and s'ar
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New PUBLICATIoSs.-The North British Re.
rteu, february, 1857 received from Taylor 4
Maury, contains the following articles, most of
them OF direct interest to American readers:
1. The Employment of Women; 2. Modern
style; 3. DR.. Samuel Brown; T. DIR. Kane's Arc
tic Exploration; S. Mrs. Browning's Poems 6.
Richard Hooker; :. Art Unions; s. The Trade
OF Opium; 0. United States Politics, Foreign
and Domestic.
The Reciew, in its article upon our politics,
takes ground against the South, yet deals some
unkind blows at Senator Sumner, and his high.
ly colored and grandloquent sentences
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ADJUSTMENTS.

~ HALL OF THE METROPOLITAN MEcHAN MICS Is
sTITurE, on MONDAY EVENING, April 9th.
1.-THE urgent request of many citizens. the MEM
hers Of W1THERS' BAND have determined TO
give a GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT AT
the above Hall on MONDAY EVENING NEXT
The following is the Programme, in part:
PARTFTRST.
l. Crockweips Grand March, (by request, composed
2 Duetto from oHera Of Lucia dc Lammermoor, ar
ranged by w. withers.
3. Violin Solo, the Peoples favorite, BY wi,bers.
:. canary Bird Waltz-composed and arranged by
S. Flute Solo. from Opera FL Trovatore. by Profess
6. Chicken Polka, by request.
PART SECOND
q sPiItua faPRng, by request, Dcomposed and ar
9. Drum Polka. Leader of Drummers, witbers. sr
y. midsummer Waltz, with limitations Of birds, IN
n scots, 90.
TO- Sleghrde Polka, lby request.) composed and ar
, ranged by w. Withers. "
IL. virginia Schottlsh; composed and arranged D,
w. Withers. ny
y Grand Sernato piece, Napoli
ID Ientle Good Night-fiome. sweet Home.
ID For further particulars see MONDAYS ns,s,
AMI small bulls. BY order of Withers' Band rr''
aPtR JOHN III. KING. Agent.
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&c. RI. LIST reports that informed against
him Tor selling 1sId9r no on s SUNDAY: am my
base revenge as that, for the wrong he inflicted
me, and Mr.. List has done ms great injury by re-
porting such a falsehood. If any Of my friends or
enemies will inquire of the officers, they will find
that never even knew of the complaint against him.
aps-2tst = 81 ADAM M. yCLTEE. !,
TNoTlCE.-THE BOARD OF ASSESS
III ( ors, having completed Tho assessment for the
YEAR ls56 will have the books at their room in the
City Hall for examination from the LIST Of April to
the 10th, inclusive, Sundays excepted) from 10 a.
m till D. m, after which they will sit Board of
Appeal from the 18th to the 18th, inclusive, for the
piirpose of hearing and determining upon complaints
that may be brought to their notice. Therefore all
the books will have opportunity of correcting the
same. }. M. DOW NlN0,
ap1 Secretary.
o~REGISTER'S OFFICE, March Is, 1857
III { Notice to all trhorD IT. may eoneern.-No-
tioe is hereby given that Licenses for Carts, Wag-
ons and Draws, will expire on the first MONDAY
of April next and that said Licenses must be renew
SAM'L E. DOUGLAS,
mar 1S-dtAp10 Register.
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SANTK FK NEws.-We are in receipt Of the
Sante Fe Gazette Of February %, which states
that the Supreme Court Of New Mexico, COM
posed OF Chief Justice J. J. Davenport, and As
sociate Justices Kirby Benedict and p E. Broc-
chus, adjourned on the oath instant, after long
arduous and interesting session of nearly two
months
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FIRST mentioned Of these prizes will fall to the
lot of P. L. Solomon, ESQ. As for the second,
it now seems likely that a Mr.. Forman, prom
inent. and influential Sacramento politician, will
win it. We have no reason whatever to believe
that Col. Jack Hays will fail to be re-appointed
to the surveyor-Generalship.
APPOINTED By IRE PREsrDRNr.-Jacob Fry,
Collector, Chicago, ILL.,, vice Philip Conley, re-
signed.
Edmund Wright, Collector, Edenton, N. c.;
reappointed
Robert Parks, Collector, Cuyahoga, Ohio; re-
appointed.
John P. Baldwin, Collector, Key West, Fla;
reappointed. .,AtA , 2. F.rs--
Augustus Jenkins, Collector, Portsmouth, N.
H., vice Zenas Clement, whose commission ex-
pires April 4, 1857. "a. 20 81
Josiah g. Hadley, Surveyor, Portsmouth, N.
H., vice Kittridge Sheldon, whose commission
has expired.
The ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF SrArEsHIP-
Yesterday we incidentally mentioned that John
Appleton will probably shortly take the position
of Assistant Secretary of State. We may now
add that the accomplished gentleman and 50
valuable public servant, Col. Thomas, who now
fills the Office, is expected to be " rotated" into
better one-to be sent to represent the United
States at some European Court, for which ser.
vice the country holds no one more capitally
fitted for I" he ia travelled, " thoroughly educa-
ted, discreet, and American to the back bone,
and possesses large share of sagacity and en-
ergy. He is withal gentleman of wealth, and
can therefore afford to represent us abroad,
which few persons really fit can afford to do,
without sacrificing their immediate and mate
rial interests to the Moloch of human nature
ambition. -
The " UNION. Our friend of The South is
very indignant at the idea of calling Mr.. Ed
mund Burke, of New Hampshire, into the edi-
torial h ir of the Union newspaper. We are
not surprised at it, and have to assure him that
no such notion has ever been entertained at
this point. We corrected the rumor a few days
ago, and now repeat that correction after fur
Their inquiry which has satisfied us that it was
mistake from beginning to end.
PENALTIEs.-We learn that the President has
hxed the penalty on the bonds of the Receivers
at the various land Offices, whose newly selected
sites we name to-day, at $4,000. This is as it
should be, though it can hardly fail to lessen
the number of applicants for such posts under
the Government
The SITES OF THE KANSAS LAND OFFICE
We hear that the President has designated the
following sites for the land Offices in Kansas
Viz: For the Pawnee District. at Lecompton,
(as heretofore;) for the Delaware District at
Doniphnn; for the Usage District, at Fort Scott;
for the Western District, at Ogden
The SITE OF THE WISCONSIN LAND OFFICE.
We hear that the President has designated Eau
Claire, Wisconsin, as the site for the Chippewa
District LANE Office
The CURRENT OPERATIONS OF THE Urea.
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SELrZER WATER. sELrZER WATER1 :,
- We have received fresh supply ar this ~
br.ied water, KING I BtRcHEIfff..e e'e-
ape Conner Vermont Av,, and i5t6 n
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The CURRENT OPERATIONS OF THE Urea.
sURf DEPARTxBNr.-On yesterday, April Sd.
there were of Treasury warrants entered on
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NOTICE OF The H. RsiE;lrovAL OF THE
~ LAND OFEICE FROM SALT STE. MA

= Ii - Il. ~
RIE TO MARQUETTE, in MICHIGAN.
In accordance with the provisions of the act OF
Congress, entitled :" An act AUTHORIZING changes in
the location Of land Offices approved March s. lass
It Is hereby declared and made known that the Office
for the sale of public lands ut SAuLr Srg MARIE in
the state of Michigan. will be removed tn the town
OF MARQrrTE, In said State, at early period as
prdctiraE!s.
Further notice as to the precise time of removal
will be issued by the register and receiver of the
Sault Ste. Maria land Office
Given under my hand. at the city Of Washington,
this 18th day of March, A. ID. 1867.
BY order of the President:
THOS. A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
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Commissioner of the General Land Ofic<
mar A-law6w

NEW CASH BARGAINS STORE.-Ssaso.a
we Spring Goods.-MEYENBERG, BRO.
&C. CO; I.o Bridge street, Georgetown. one door
ment, u. G., has Just received a very large assert
ment Of Spring Goods, which they purchased for
cash at Boston and New York from Manufacturers
and Importers, wall be opened on Monday the 9Th Of
April up stairs In a show room, to which they invite
the particular attention Of customers.
Adopting the cash system. extra profit will be
placed upon goods to make up for bad debts SO they
are enabled to offer them lower than any other store
IN this vicinity.
The following goods are offered, and to which
large additions will soon be made:
DE Lanes, l2n cts and upward: Silks, Brilants:
American and English Prints from 81 to la cents:
Chlntz, plain De LANES, Debaiges 10 cents and uo,
wards; Linen Table Damask, Table Cloths. Nap
kns, Cambria plaid and striped Muslin, from 10 cts
upward Jaconet, Nansook, Swiss, Lawns, Bareges
ShaTls, Scarfs, Hosiery, Kid Gloves, Irish Linens
AIl-Linen Towels, Ga cts and upward Sleeves, Sets
Lace Wells, Linen Cambria and worked HandE er,
Chiefs Bands, Inserting, Edge, Edgng, Lace, Mitts
from 81 cts: upward; Bonnet and Velvet Ribbons,
black and white Dress Trimmings, Parasols Capes.
CCsrpetlng, Cassmeres, Linen Drillings, Summer
Also; a beautiful assortment Of fashionable Bon
nets Flats, Shakers, Mourning Silk and Grape Bon
nets ap4-S6 W4ts
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CLOTHING AND CLOTHING MATERIALS.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing.

NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing.
Separate proposals, sealed and Enclosed f Pro-
possls for Navy Clothing and Clothing Materials"
H he Sc sHd "
Of the navy yards at Charlestown, Massachusetts;
ansntites below MENTIONED Of any or ali 81 the fol-
lowing classes Of articles of navy clothing and cloth
ing Materials and such further quantities of the same
the conmandants Of the said navy , ards respective
IT, during the fiscal year commencing the lst day
Of July next, and ending on the SHh day of June
CLASS I.-Cloth Clothins.
Blue cloth pea jackets ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
6ouhd Jackets. '..-.-..-..-.,-... SoU
Blue satlnet troWsers Observation-Disclosures. 5000
Blue cloth caps. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5000
CLASS 2.-F7anneI CIothins.
Blue flannel jumpers. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5000
Blue flannel 9ndershirts- ............."... 1000
CLASS 3.-Linen Clothing.
Canvas duck trowsers .....-.........-..-..3 5000
Barnsey sheeting frocks Observation-Disclosures. 5000
CLASS 4.-BEHe Satiatt.
Blue Satnet. yards, 10 900
CLASS 5-Blue Flannel.
Blue flannel. yards, 100 600
CLASS 6.-Sheeting, Duck and Nankin.
Barnsiey sheetinS -.......-. yards, S,M0
Canvas duck. do. 1O,000
Blue Nankin. do. 10000
CLASS 7.-ShOeS.
CdlISkln SHOES pairs, 5UU
Kipskin shoes. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. do 5000
CLASS 8.-SOcks.
Wooden socks pairs, 10 600
CLASS 9.-MdttresseS.
CLASS 10.-Blankets.
bldDkelS. 1000
CLASS 1l.-Handkerchtefs
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-04

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Han on Mondss will be held at Tempersncs
kn Ss,S a election OF for the ensuing yesl
aps'St T. NJ. HANSON. Secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-04

n = O. o; F.1C0LUMBIAN ENCAMP-
,hS MENT, No. 1.-The members of this EN
GAMPMENT are hereby notified to meet a. IN the
Hal TOMORROW Sunday AFTERNOON' at
70 attend me funeral Of our late Brother,
Members ne OF other Encampments fraternally in
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