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NAVY psrAsr1Esr,

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Bureau Of construeion Equipment, and Repairs.
CEALED PROPOSALS TO furnish naval supplies for
s n nss yss eaps sSI s a S sss, These
must be endorsed "Prqsas for Nae S4e Bu,ea y c%sasuo
the classes named
n S n aa 20 ns
spscve yards the nearest thereto and those Of ali
being for The convenience will be FUR
nsa actually Seured r bs The commandment and
yards only from which may be judged whether
os must be made Tor lie whole any yard upon
the printed schedules in strict constantly there~h or they VIII
An ARTICLES very quality eonormabe sample
size A . be asysca ~ & ssa and @ If s
and all respects subject 10 the Inspection count
the yards for samples and particular de-
scrpon articles all other things being equal preference
will be given TO articles OF American manufacture
Every offer required by the law Of 10Th August lsio must be
accompanied by written guarantee the form Of which Is herewith
Those only may accepted will be notified and the
forwarded thereafter practicable which
they will required execute within amer its receipt at the
post OF navy agency named by them.
sres in the full amount will be required to sign the contract and
States attorney collector navy agent AS additional
y twenty per win be withheld from tho amount Of the bills
approved trpae the commandment Of the
vs yards viii be paid by the naysgnt within thirty days after It's
Il stipulated in the by parties
any class bid for in this contract the quality
provided in that the and his
the United States Of
exceeding the amount OF such class which he recovered
time according to the act Of Congress in that ease
yidrd approved March 3, lS43
Classes a. 8, 10 be delivered fourth before
fourth by the 10th july oncfouh part by tho
September the December 1858 Classes
whole the 18th May 1858 The remaining classes
be before the September
part before the LIST December
the before the 30th
1885 required with notice Of twelve days. comprising
delivery each article Class 10 all fol-
lowing quantities
be furnished like terms and conditions
expiration Of the fiscal receiving notice of h
the bureau commandan Of the yard
agent.
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United States Patent once,

ON the petition of Henry Burt, of Newark, New
Jersey praying patent granted TO him tho
September S43 in "kning machines
years the expiration Of said patent which takes place
the 23d day Of September, 1Sb7--
ordered that the said petition be heard at the Patent Office on
Monday September IL O'Clock and MI
appear show cause, they have why said
tion ought not to be granted.
opposing required TO file In the Patent
objections specially forth writing at least twenty
hearing; all testimony filed by either party
hearing taken and transmitted in accord
rules the Office which will be furnished appa
The testimony closed 4ih OF September
cpoos other papers relied upon testimony must be M
tho office before tho morning Of that day the arguments
any, within days thereafter. t.
ordered Also be published in the Unisn, ncl
gcncc Evening Washington H. Republican, Baltimore
Md Patriot and Union, Harrisburg a Daily News, New York
"; three successive weeks
previous day September next tho Of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents
sEtor papers will please copy and send ihch
Patent oicc, with paper containing this notice
June 27--law3w
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MATTHEW HALE SMITH, Counseor-at-law in
INI the
YORK, No 1le Nassau street New York MY.
Ap1e-u
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The these ships viii be accountable for gold,
bullion specie cwery metals bills OF la
ding signed therefor the thereof therein expressed
May lift
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No. $751;
Notice OF the Removal OF the Land once from
Red wing to Henderson, in Minnesota Ter
rifOry.
TN accordance with the provisions of the act Of
Congress entitled An act authorizing changes the location
land Offices approved March g. 1862 Ia hereby declared
and made known that the Office for the sale OF public lands at RID
MINNESOTA TrRmroRy win be 10 the
under hand the city Of Washington, this day
April, A. ~ 1857.
BY order Of the President;
TI0S. A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner OF the General IandO
May 1-1aw0w lint. x Starl
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stamped Envelopes.


Posi- opncE DKPARrskNr
c1EAIED PROPOSALS will be received until 3. D.
~ m OF the 9Th day Of July furnishing stamped
veopes ibis epartmcn may require for period years
No i or note size %. by AZ inches OF white paper,
No or letter se by inches bur white paper
such pro,ortlons az hun and whe as may be ordered
No Or ofcial 81. by So. inches bu or white
pronortions az either as nav DO reaurcd
ara also invited for straw board
nnr uae OF OF 100 to 500 each and for wooden cases
f,y nacttng narcels ~ Ia h 25 600
The nvncs be made n the best manner OF papcr of
onaDtv ssv for The purnose and sc water
as the ostasc General NAV direct They must he rumcd for
sealing at least az inches on the point banded in parcels OF 2
ncEc without M hacking and furnished complete and ready
f so oaas AZ NAV Be- raaired % an c orders Of post
the department win furnish the address for each parcel
wsn 70 pc pasted on e pox ~ tne carse
ior eipsshs ."e P,saBc s'aHls
be executed in the best style and they arc . provided renewed
s.pt ~ oiuei - Wy " ''o
Bidders are furnish samples o. papor with their bids
~ wy quA's my 'n.' " 's' ~ 0 " "' on'tVie'
they propose . furnish. !.
Sn1 unu cVui''y WI ~ III my lal'iu VI
snc anu Nv angef y WI ~ , aac w.
quay samples anu hc e puuor VIII DC
togchor AWARDING INC contract ana inc General re-
1870 himself s sn. % w IN, ~, s , ,
ne same or any part ~ oered ior sac IN inc or inc
purpose oil speculation and ne VIII IN no case sanction transfer OF
inc oohaet 70 any party VINO sha pc IN ms opmon Tess ape ana
quahuou 'hah tnc ogna OF me gnt also
served 70 annu the contract Tor failure 70 perform mhuy any OF
us supuanons . = -, ..
20 '''' - -''' 4oS 1 40 No. I slammed q cent?
s7ai2so 2,
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proposals for stationery.



csEAIFD PROPOSALS for furnishing such sa-
- uonery may required by this department during The nnss
ending 1858 will be received until " ocock %
the day Those anacoonr@nea ny Satisfactory
fulfil the contract ~ hot DO sht
contracts awarded established manuAssurs mof
dealers IN articles. 49,. 80.
An Inc articles required Of the best quality their
kind Inferior the samples which VIII be exhibited
The department.
zach proposal signed by the Individual hrm making
specify for each and every article contained
the schedule.
All Inc articles equal in all respects TO the
ue and must without delay when ordered 70 the salts
faction of the which they required and
failure viii be deemed cause o 'he aofogah he con
quantity Of each article the public service
qnirc. go. !. ~. .u.- =,
named the contract 10 be FURNISHED al th opon
Ia depar the lowest market prices.
be gwen by the person or per
the refusal neglect o tho
article articles named IN the contract
Of its bueaux the same may
purchased open and the difference between the price
shall be charged 70 the contractor
the settlement Of his account FOR the quarter during
which such refusal or neglect may occur.
Tho subped list specifies as nearly done the
quality and description kinds for articles required
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Notice

OF Esatiihmet Of additional Land Dsid in the State Of Wis
IN pursuance of the act of Congress approved
1857, entitled "An 20 establish additional
Of Wisconsin, TO be called tho "CrrKwA
which embraces that portion Of the old La and
north 9 h line diridinO townships
and tnyfre noth souh he line dTdng to~h forty
diridina and and The
diriuQ ranges and t ,na IL hereby declared and
made said district has been
the Of "E,u CLAIRE" In said State.
under hand at the city Of Washington this eleventh
of April, A. d. 1857.
BY order OF the President
JOS. s. WILSON
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land Once
Ap 1I--1aw6wt
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Notice

NOL1ce
OF he Establishment Of Offices Territory
TN pursuance Of the act of Congress approved
entitled establish additional land
Territory Kansas be called respectively the De
the land the westcrn
hereby declared and mndo known that the Offices for said
districts have been established ms follows, viz:
the "DEIJwARK pfsrmcr' al DoyIPHAS.
FOR DISTRICT nj FoRT
For the wpsrERS DISTRICT Mt 0GnHS, in sni Territory
Given under hand at the city Of Washington this eleventh
OF April A. ID. 1887
order Of the President: JOS. s. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land Once
Ap 11-1aw6wt
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Notice

No. 5s2.
Notice
OF ae removal Of the land office from Fdycc 10 Boonrte
le State Of Mssouri.
TN accordance with the provisions of the act o.
Congress authorizing changes In the location
approved March 1853 II is hereby declared and mace
state OF Missouri sad
state, ~ as early a period as practicable.
the precise time Of removal will DO issued W
the register and receiver at the Fayctte land Office.
under hand at the city of Washington this 18Th day
May, A. d. 1857.
BY order OF the President
TIIOS A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner OF the General Land once.
Nav Ie-1aw6w [Intel&Snrl
TINE VETERANS OF CHELSEA HOSPITALITY
i G. r., 6lcig. 3s cents.
Routledgcs Shakespeare, part 9, Is cents
RusseIls Crrnea.
Just received at TAYLOR MAURYs
June 2o-3 Bookstore, 9th street
ERENCH BOOKS
Rousseau; vols illustrated. 70 cents
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yotaire nictonnaire Phoophque vols, Illustrated VI "
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PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.

EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No so Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY, l. CO.,
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD 4 co.,
"a Austin Friars, London.
b. G. WAINWRIGHT & CO.,
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Change or the Place Of Sale OF the Delaware
Trust Lands in Kansas.

NOTICE is hereby given that the place Of sale Of
IN tho Delaware Territory, advertised
place the 23d day has
changed to- and will 0sawkee said Territory the
day and date
BY order Of the Secretary Of tho Interior
CHARLES Z. MIX
Commissioner ad ia,eriR
DEPARTMENT INTERIOR
Office OF Indian Affairs April o. 1857
April 7--IawtlJune
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J. ---------, Of -, In the State OF , here
agree furnish deliver the respective yards all the
annexed ageonby tho
schedules therefor and In conformity with the adver
Of Construction &c Of the 23d Of May 1857
should accepted, request be addressed
tho forwarded to the agent at or to
signature and certificate.
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Item l. rcquis o post satin plain finished ruled
trimmed, u
q folio post light, PLAIN, unruied, for Official
seal, per N1s 49, ~
s. 397 rcams cap, white blue, ruled wide, medium
close, and trimmed, per rcam
a. 40 consular cap, white or blue, trimmed and
10 rcalns legal cap white or blne trimmed ruled
tt4t
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widths
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per
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IL. is fiat white blue nnrulcd, per ream
IL. 75 envelope, yellow or bull, royal,
IL. 40 reams large brown envelope, per rcnIn
IA IS pink botiing per e
l5 40 sheets patent botlng per dozen sheets
TO- IL sheets drawing paper, antiquarian, per sheet
IL IL sheets drawing paper double elephant sheet
| is. rs sheets drawing paper elephant per sheet
TO- rs sheets drawing paper, royal, per sheet
90 200 sheets tracing French largest size sheet
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5,1O0 binders boards, 81 by 10M inches, per c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-17
PERSONAL.

-. Col; Fremont is reported to be sick At me
breVoort House, in New York city.
AZ. postmaster George E. Loring, of Salem.
ing machine on Friday last
80 Mrs Julia Dean Hayne, we learn bv \ late
ietteT from San Francisco, attended calico dress
Dali recently given in that city
-. Nestvall, the prima donna, was before 2
warrant. - VII " oe"'
-. According TO the Albany Times. Cap,aip
"icoId~ OF ina, city has paid s3,715 out Of his
own poe ket, for the privilege of comrnandjun the
" Mc0raw Guards y since Janua!y last
-. Fuller, of the New York Nirro- ,b;,L.
that however cOnvenien, the fashion ,,., IN
ne"splpe1 PctticoatS will neve- become nog,Io
ihey are too much inclined to =. blow No ).
-. capt James Alden. L.. : N, Col Davep-
Port; L, ;. v and lady Capt Dale of tho Po;iH-
Mail Steamship CUmpany;s steaner CnInu uI,mc
ana " lillian Ii Davidge, President of the Con-
pany, are at Willards' 't' Noiii-
-. Col; Schouler, formerly of the Boston Al.
las, now of the - Ohio state formal > 49, - Nv
swinded out Of some thousands NJ doI i,.S "e,iI
one Henry w Baldwin, who is now I'm a N,ss,'
chusetts prison, in default of bail for So COO
-; Among the Passengers on the Niagara.
which sailed from Boston for IivernooI ~, w.
nesday, are Mr. and Mrs w II .Winsns and o " ~
OF Baltimore; Robert Dunlap. Of Petersburg Va
wife '"'e', anu
~; Ex-Secretary Guthrie did not visit the
cause being, as stated by Mr.. Baldwin, President
oI Tue E1c hlnge Co, that he had received an i'm
Jury. The building was thTonged with merchants
ana o'hers--N. Y. Mirror
l,,,,...,, M, Egan, member of the provincial par
,iaile.l' who died ut Quebec on Saturday. was
a.. - " o'td"a City for burial, his fortune hay
I hs. n Illiasseu among the great lumber mpr-
,har,. :; y, '!l region, and having also vanished
'i4eie III the reHeT>es Of last wear
49, Rufus W. GriswoId. who b,s haor ,,,.,,,u,,
life OF Washington, and publisbing - IN ,n','s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-17

IHE AZTEC CHILDREN IN MUNIcH.-A COTS.
pendent of the New York Evening Post writing
from Munich, Bavaria, says that the great hum
bug Of the season there has been the Aztec exhi.
bition.
1.-TWO Indian idiots, as is notc supposed, were
exhibited here for a month as descendants of the
Aztec race. For time the attendance was large
The royal family Were several times present. All
at once there was change-the police interfered
the exhibition about to open at Augsburg was
broken up, and the whole company sent suinma
rily out OF Bavaria. The cause of the change is
not with certainty known, though it was without
donDt the detection of imposture. The remains
they doubtless will for years to come. The names
OF Mr.. Fillmore and others were used to give cur
rency to the thing. The Munich Punch still once
In while makes merry over the matter, and the
word Aztec is not pronounced without raising a
smile, which all understand. The movement
Was of Yankee origin, as was also a circus which
played for several weeks at the Crystal Palace
here.''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-17

IL The piquant Fanny Fem visited Phila-
delPhia lately, and Col. Fitzgerald took her to
see the markets. They nearly overcalne her and
she writes in a perfect gush of eastronomic feel
ing:
le gods. what butter, Shall ever apain
swallow the abomnabe connection called butter
IN New York That Fanny Fern-should
have lived to this time and never known the bliss
OF tasting Philadelphia butter ,-never seen those
golden pounds, each separately folded in its fresh
golden leaf, rePosing so temptingly, and crying,
eat me- so eloquently, from the snow white tubs,
What have the Philadelphians done that they
should be fed on such crisp vegetables, such
fresh fruits, and such creamy ice-crealns That
their fish should come dripping to their mouths
from their native element. That their meat
should wait to he carried home, instead Of crawl
ing by itself! Why should the most cjrcum
scribed and frugal Of housekeepers who Does
with her snowy basket to buy her husbands din.
her, he able to ddintJy his table with fragrant
sixPenny bouquet! Why should the peas and
caulifiowers and asparagus and lettuce = Great
Cesar what hare the Philadelphians done that
clover 20 ff"o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-17
no OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS
EXCURSION
OF THE
National Guard,
TO BLACRISTONE'S PAVILION,
the most delightful Summer retreat Ou the Potomac
On WEDNESDAY, july 2, 1857.

~ - PdfILION.
the most delightful Summer retreat Ou the Potomao,
On WEDNESDAY, July =, 1857.
The National GUARD respectfully announce 10
their Trends and patrons that they
nave Completed their arrang emeuts = sS5lfz=EN
iOr an Excursion 10 BLACEIsTONR'sH
IANiLioS, the popular watering place. situated on
the hanks of the Potomac, about 10 miles from
washington. They deem ~ unnecessary 20 refer
particularly TO this far-famed rural retreat.
They have chartered the safe and cominodious
mail steamer PowHATAS. She will leave her wharf
az me loot OF sixth street, on the morning of the
I'd instant, At clock precisely, and proceed down
the rver 10 the Pavilion, arriving about L . The
company and guests will then disenark. and give
GRAND BALL AT THE PAVILION.
Alter which the guests will nave opportunity of
enjoying SSt water Bathing, the aquatic of
groves which surround the Pavilion. Returninr,
the boat will leave her wharf sufficiently early 10
enable the guests to and NJ Washington al A SEN
sonahle hour The boat will stop, gong and return
ing: at Alexandra, Va.
The GUARD assure their patrons that proper order
oIt oe oGSeIced and al improper persons excluded
Omnlbuses will leave the Navy Yard South rate
oil the CAPITOL, Northern Market, and Twenty-Erst
street, Or Irst Ward al Ga O'Clock m. Omnibuses
VIII Also be IN waiting at the wharf the return Of
.. Ample provision has been made for the wants of
Professor ,Withers' Brass and String Band has
been engaged.
Tickets admitting gentleman and two ladies' TO
ne ,ExcnrSlon and Ball at the PayIonD TWO
DOLLARS.
Capt; James A. TaIt, Lieut.. Thomas E. Lloyd,
Lieut. Jas T.. johnson, II. ii. Graham,
WIN. Camnack, jr., Nv ls-d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-17

UNFORTUNATE CONDITION Some few DAYS
since, says the Richmond Dispatch. young man
arrived in this city from Washington, apparently
in feeble health, and took lodgings at the Broad
street Hotel. After being there a short time, the
proprietor discovered that his mind was wander
ing, and that he seemed almost unconscious Of
what he was doing AT certain intervals, but did
not suppose his situation such as to require his
especial attention. On Sunday last, while labor
ing under ut Of temporary arrangement, the
stranger procured large phial Of laudanum and
swallowed 1t, but fortunately the dose was so
great, that the stomach became nauseated and
threw of the deadly drug, thereby preventing his
death. In short time after this occurrence, DIR.
Coleman was called in TO see the sufferer, and
finding his mind seriously impaired, gave him
medical aid, and informed Mr.. Young, the pro-
prietor OF the hotel, Of the condition of his pa
tient MIR: Young Immediately telegraphed his
friends in Washington, and since then has kept
him so guarded as 10 prevent him from destroy
ing himself If he desired to do so Yesterday Mr.
y, received Il dispatch from Washington, inform
ing him that the young mans brother would be
here TO attend to him BY the first train; so that we
presume that he Is now on mis- way back TO his
relatives and friends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-17

IL We find the following in the Troy Wing :
Gov. MARCY's DEkrH-SINGuLAR Present
MENr.-It is generally known that the daughter
Of Gov. Marcy passed the 4th of July in the fam
lily OF an acquaintance in this city. She formed
one of a circle OF friends, including ladies and
gentlemen, at the house during the day. While
all the others Were in cheerful spirits, II was OBJ
served in the forenoon that Miss VI appeared to
be distressed in mind. so obvious was this to
her companions, that il was made the subject OF
remark when she said her mind was unaccount-
ably impressed with the fear that a signal caam-
ity had oyertaken some member Of her family.
Early in the afternoon, the news OF the death Of
Gov Marcy reached this city. and il was known
to gentlemen composing the party in which VI ISIS
her. While the gentlemen were in a room by
themselves, discussing the manner of convey
ing to the daughter the sad intelligence, and be-
fore she could by any means have received the
least intimation Of the event, she suddenly threw
her handkerchief over her face, and evidently in
deep grief retired alone up stairs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-17

WALKER, THE FILIBUsrER.-We have no dis
position to quarrel with our Southern cotempora-
rles about adding new States to the Union, in the
direction best calculated to favor their peculiar
views. We must, however, protest against their
following the hearsay Of others to the fitness of
the flibuster Walker to represent even the ex-
IRENE southern sentiment In this matter. IL our
friends will not be led further astray by the moi
Of foolish people in this matter, we will assure
them that IL they make the ACQUAINTANCE OF
Walker they will find him weak, vain, Ignorant,
childish, and, In fact, every way untitled to com
mand anybody or do anything worth nctics.
BaltimoTs American,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-17

THE Boston POsr-ThiS able Democratic
paper comes to US considerably enlarged, and in
a bran new dress The Post we ALWAYS tn ouqbt
was as handsome and excellent as possible but
The improving process il has lately gone through
SHOWS that it Is even possible to paint the rose
The Post, We need hardly say, is the originator
OF nlne-tenths of the good things afioat In news
PaPerdom May il live thousand years. and
flourish like the Greene bay-tree.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-17

Elbow FEVER AT KINGSTON, JAMArcA.-a
letter from the United States Consul at Kingston,
Jamaica, states that cases of yellow fever had
manifested themselves on board the packet steam
ers at that port from st. Thomas, and thence COM
municated TO other vessels in the harbor. Several
deaths had occurred, and fourteen cases had been
removed to the public hospital. No cases, it was
believed, had yet originated elsewhere than
aboard the shipping.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-17

IL vessels which persist in refusing the sad
vance wages" find it impossible to obtain crews.
Not more than three have succeeded in doing so,
since the new system went into operation. The
Sir Robert Peel, for London, and Patrick Henry
for Liverpool, are in the stream, New York Har-
Dor, unable 10 yet of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-07-17

POLITICAL.-The Vermont Democratic State
Convention met at Rutland yesterday. Four hun
dred delegates were present. Resolutions were
adopted sustaining President Buchanans admin
lstration, approving of the bred Scott decision
and the course Of Gov Walker in Kansas; advo-
eating repeal of the prOhibitory law, and di-
Tecting that an address to the people of Vermont
he prepared Resolutions of respect to the mem-
DRY Of Hon. VIM. l.. Marcy wee also adopted.
Willis Lyman was nominated for Lit Governor
and J. J. TbuISton for Treasurer