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schedule will the times within which articles will be
qed be delivered where the printed schedule Is not used
periods deliveries copied the bids All
may delivered such
respectively which the made
be directed by the comandng officer thereof and all other
things being preference will be American manufacture
article will the OF the period specified
the schedules for the completion deliveries unless specially
thorzed by the department
provided contract distinctly
bidders
classes are specified as The probable quantity
which be required determining the lowest
bid but the contractor furnish ohe said enumerated
articles and in such qanies and al such times the buredu
,aa,an such however exceed third
quantities stated and requisons through the Office
sufficient notice. the fiscal year ending 3oh
whether the quantities required be less than
those specified the prices shall remain the same.
All the articles under the contract be Of the best quality de-
subject inspection weight
OF the said yard and be In all respects satisfactory to the
specifications samples and further description OF the articles
classes headed miscellaneous who do not reside
the place where the articles be delivered will be required
90 name In Their proposals an agent at inc city or principal place near
the yard delivery who bc called deliver articles h
oa delay when they shall bc required.
Approved surees the full amount Of the contract viii be
qured and additional security deducted from
each until the shall been completed
ceed unless otherwise department
headed miscellaneous required during the fiscal
the twenty retained tho discretion OF the
commsndant be paid quarterly January April July
October been satisfactory and the
(egbty cent? will be paid respective agents
within thirty days after the presentation Of bills In trpcae duly
part per il to be paid until all the re-
jcoied articles offered under the contract shall
from the yard unless specially authorized by the department
will be stipulated shall be made by
The parties OF the fret delivering all
above provided then and in that tho said
70 the United States OF not to exceed twice
aoorne io tno act Congress that provided approved
March 3, ist3
by navy agent collector dc, attorney other person
satisfactorily known TO the bureau
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TMPoRTANT TO COTTON PLANTERS, BY which

IL their incomes must be doubledThc undersigned has Ne
cd and obtained e,s patent from tho United states nr e
rangemcn and combination machinery for converting secd
into by continuous poc from the gin through the
ros spinning machinery until Is ready Tor SNIP
weaving
The saving from waste this process viii be at least ton per
and made he nbrc uubrokon and muurcd by ne
raons Of m machinery Of tho present used 70 open ana
euange ~ viii bchbont Gay and heaylg
Wy command the markets o. The worhi disapong al
advanced prices. ~ A.,
Tho undersigned prepared 70 dispose Of privileges z & S N
rafeht aud planters will be informed as TO terms with conp IN
rructons how % how obtain The best machn~y anq W
other necessary PARTICULARS application addressed TO
Dec 6--2aw1yT GEORGE G. HENRY hoon"
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MOUNT WAsHINGToN FEMALE CoLLEGl

WI BalmareTo summer session of this Bourishng h
tuon located at Mount Washington six miles out the Northern
Central railroad and chartered by the Mary Legislature VIII open
renced instructors consisting OF Ave gentlemen and several
This college all that could well be desired for the purposes m
ished female education No pains have been spared
make what ought to be in all respects The locality highly
ubos and picturesque and has been selected Of the mos
desirable in the The shady beautiful grounds afford ample
for pleasant walks and heahfol recreation The building
large imposing brick cdincc (erected expressly or rst
female college, thoroughly ventilated lighted with Handsomely
furnished supplied to each story and has accommodations m
about 100 boardcrs The establishment complete costing n
loss than $4,000 During this the first of operation mum
bers 81 bnariers
Office and Of Pew Or. Hcincr and Hon. j. Yansan Baltimore
and Rev George Lewis scacy, Principal Mount washington '
land ELIAS IiflNlll
President OF the Board Of Visitors
March 1t-Sat6wed6w
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Proposals for Live Oak.
NAVY DzrARraxsr,


CEALED PROPOSALS for delivering 80 900 cubic
pomscuous each Of navy yards at Charles
Massachusetts,; Brooklyn, New York Philadelphia
" 1857 virginia vi" Dc received a ~ bureau uA' the 18th June
These proposals must be endorsed Prals for L k that they
be distinguished from other business letters Tho may
all the yards but be for the whole quantity
guarantee, the form Of which ) herewith given.
srees the fi estimated amcun wiz be required tho
additional and collateral security Is will
be withheld the amount Of each delivery until tho
pleied
In all the timber bo duo proportion
the dincut and crooked pieces otherwise there viii
held such further addition tho 15 may
judged cxpedent the public interest until por
tons be delivered The remaining So cent other proportion
each BILL when approved paie by the commandant Of the yard
will be paid by such agent tho may within
thirty days after is presentation TO him,
will be stipulated be made by the
parties the first part delivering all timber named
the contractor his viii forfeit pay the
States sum Of money not exceeding twice the total therein
agreed the DO paid Ia the delivery
thereof which may be recovered from time TO time according the
Tho SO 900 cubic foe. to so Delivered n each yard viii be Tho fol
lowing proportions 5000 cubic feet OF keesons pieces
all siding is and 20 inches and hooks siding IA
hss The p 70 BE n number n tho IN which they enter
shape pg and character with those heretofore received with
frames Of corresponding siding the mouds Of which can bc seen at
siding inches about equal
quantities OF each 1000 siding nches
these pieces being length from Is to IL feet
thirds pieces the mean to
crook Also 5000 cubic feet siding 10 and 10 inches length from
TO 20 feet
All TO be sided straight l5ineh
showing ourth
within 30 miles OF the which satisfactory
viii be required by the Of the yard delivered
the respective yards the risk the
inspection approval the buran and
half delivered before August
remainder on or before the LIST of July, 1852
Firm Of oger
H. OF the State hereby agrcc furnish
deliver the United States navy-yard nfty
cubic feet Of live oak timber in conformity with the advertisement
the Bureau of Construction the date Of May 1857
5000 cubic feet suitable for principle pieces sided Is and inches
foot.
$4,000 timber inches length Is
to IL feet at 49, per foot
5000 cubic feet curved timber sided IL inches length Is
feet, at per foot.
5000 cubic feet timber siding Is and Is nchos length
feet, at foot
Total value.
Should my be accepted request
and the contract forwarded to the navy agent
at --------- for signature and certificate.
(Date) ABB.
Form Of Guarantee.
The undersigned, OF N
hereby that the foregoing bid be
WILL within
named
with good and sufficient surcies shall fail
between the offer Of the and that which may
accepted. CD.
Qbate) EF
Witness: II.
thereby certify that the above known
me men Of property and able TO make good their guarantee
Qate)
TO be signed by the Untcd judge
trc attorney, collector, or navy agent and no oher)
May 2-la5wf
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Ap s-IawtlstJu
mo. 1901
Notice

OF The Eaabismoa Of additional oca in ne ztrroy
Of Ncbraskd
IN pursuance of the act Of Congress approved
IL March 3d. 1857, entitled tn establish three additional
land districts In the Territory o Nebraska called respectively
te "Nan. LAND srcrp the sorm pATry Dsruor
and the "DsKors LAND Daacr,n
known that the Offices for said districts have established fol
lows, viz:
For the "NExsHh LAND DsIRIcr, Brownsville.
For the ''souH PLATTE DsrRcr' Nebraska CITY
For the "DAsorA DISTRICT Dakota Territory.
Given under hand the city Washington day
Of April, 1857.
BY order OF The President:
JOS. 8 WILSON,
Acting oeE missioner OF the onioe.
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washington Aqueduct.

WASHINGTON AQuRDrcT,
Washington, March S, 1867
DROPOSALS are invited for materials and work
IL for the Washington aquednet
Proposals up May opened
Maps prcAles specifications
let win be ready examination this office after the goth
Thu masonry the bridges,
% and iron pipes con
particular works and materials reference Is made 70 the
upon line yet acquired by
United States there be delay commencing the work
thereon but for such delays allowance will be made
only completed pres.
nt appropriation but all for unfinished work viii be
right prescribe amount done rate IL progress
uon moi aaa on, scny 1, decide 'a when - ana s wak
shall be stopped until funds become available.
funds reserved ten per cent viii be p t. in the udsen,
the engineer the work has been properly executed has
Payments specie upon the United
and will be condition OF all that the worken shall
be pad their full full wages wa monthly and in specie
teials on the Washington Aqueduc.'
should they make such arrange
me be considered most conducive to the Of the
offer accompanied by written guarantee signed by
take thai the bidder or bidders w his or their bid accepted
enter into obligation within ten days. with good and sufficient
be accompanied by the certificate Of the United States district
% @ s a p &c IT, Ss De-
of War; that tho able make good their
guarantee
opened presence bidders any
N. G. MFIGS
Capt. Of Engineers, In charge
FORM OF GUARANTEE
To Capt NJ. C. bIegs, U. s, Engineers
the undersigned residents In the State Of
hereby jointly seyeraly with the States
guaranty the foregoing bid OF be accepted that
Will within days after the OF the said bid,
the same with good ands ucen suretes
furnish the articles proposed conformity the the
under which made And in the said
shall fail aforesaid guaranty make
the difference between the offer by tho said and the
lowest bidder.
(Signed) a. b.
q. ID.
hereby certify that my knowledge and belief the
ovenamcd guarantors are good and sulcnt
Csigned) T. f.
March 6-eoit7thSlay &1awtf
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Form qfocsr.
fIIers date the onsr.l

ere insert the composing the nrm Of (name
the State hereby furnish
dated ao Of ADVERTISEMENT and subject
Of the Of the printed schedule which
all tho articles embraced Glass No the cass) Tor
the yard according said schedule viz
the printed class from the schedule and opposite each
carry the columns dol
and and foot the amount Of the bid for the
amounting (here write the amount words)
Ipopose (here the required by
shedue for tho supply under the classes miscellaneous by
place delivery and should offer accepted
be prepared and sent TO the
lname the agency for signatures and certificate.
Hero the bidder and each member Of tho Arm 10 sign
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USITyp STATES NAVAL CouRr or INQUIRY,
Washington, February 20, 1897

rTNHE Judge advocate gives notice for the nforma,
parties coming under the ht section
January 6 1857 that they viii respectively be advised
the department when their shall have been referred 70 INV
court; that desirable presenting themselves th
should with list OF such they may w
sire TO have summoned specifying which OF the respective he
Of "htncss for the mentioned the act their p
mony TO be applied respectively suggesting the delay any
which may be required and respect Of what witnesses
J. CARLISLE, Judge Advocate
Feb 2st--6
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.Fbrn Of Guaranoe.

The undersigned guarantor the and
State (name siate Of secoud guarantor 6c)
hereby the the bidder bder)
will his accepted,
with the United within fifteen after the Of notice
through Office Of the Of his the offers before
mentioned.
witness signature OF guaranors)
certify (here the guaantors)
known good responsible this
CSgnature)
To be signed by Judge attorney collector
agent the bureau to be responsible
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mo. 57s.l
Notice

Of The Eaameu g Hs additional 0Gces in The Territory Of
Kaasos
IN pursuance of the act of Congress approved
March 1857 entitled "An act to establish three additional land
districts In the Territory respectively De
land district the Dosage
district IL Is hereby declared and made known that Offices for said
districts have been established follows
For the ''Dr-AwARg DISTRICT at DoSIfLaS
For the a0sAGR FoRT
For the "WtsTERy DISTRICT at OoDKy said Territory.
Given under hand tho Washington eleventh
Of April A. d. 1857. 1870
by ordor Of the President: r. WILSON,
Acting Coinmissioner Of the General Ofnce.
Ap 11-1aw6wf
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Proposals for stationery.

HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES, us1rEp STATES,
Clerks onice March 81, 1857.
IN pursuance of the seventeenth section of the act
Of Congress Of the 26th ls42 entitled egazng
and making appropriations for such objects have been
usually included the general appropriation bills without authority Of
law and to fix and provide for certain incidental OF the do
and Offices government and for other purposes sealed
proposals will this Monday the
June next at IL O'Clock furnishing the following articles Of
onc for the Of the House Of Representatives during the Thirty
Gln0re wi
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r IFE OF GENERAL NAPIER; by Lieut.. Gene

II IFE Of UENEKAB NAPIEK; by Lieut.. Uene-
il 4 raj Napier, 2 Volumes london, 1857.
Tho Theory of War illustrated by military history
Colonel Mscdougai volume, London, 1857.
How to Cpurc and Govern Gibraltar volume, London 1857
Military Engineering and Implements of War by Forrest Wool
wich. 1 volume, London, 1856, many engrayings.
New Universal Dictionary the English, French italian
Languages. i volume, london, 1857.
Bler Engineering by Armstrong and Bourne volume, Lon
don, 1851
Tar Chemistry Aruncial Light volume london 1857
scheercr the Blowppe. 1 volume, London, 1866
crabbes Technical Dictionary Of the and Sciences volume
london.
Imported PER last steamer by
March FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Tho owners ~ these ships viii nnt be accountable Cor gold silver
bullion, specie, ewey precious metals unless bills
ding are signed therefor and the value thereof therein expressed
May 1--du
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No. 5sl
Notice Of the Removal OF the Land once from
Red wing to Henderson, I'm Minnesota Ter
ritOry.
TN accordance with the provisions Of the act Of
Congress entitled An act authorizing changes
~ approved March 1883
and made known that the Office for the sale of public ds Ep
wSc, In TKnsrolN viii be removed
Ds~oy in said Territory and ar m rs day If Jure
Given under hand the city Of Washington this a0h Of
April, A. n, 1857.
BY order of the President
TrIOS. A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner OF the General Iand0 0nice.
May l--1aw6w lint. siarl
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mo. 579.1
Notice

OF ne Esabhpen g an additional Land District the Of Wis
In pursuance of the act of Congress- approved
March 1857, entitled can establish
district in the state Of Wisconsin, to be called the
which district embraces that portion OF the old
Hudson districts situated "noth Of the e dd0
t NORTH; south the line diridiag
north; The line dirig and
ie dno ranp dns and hrsie mcS u hereby declared and
made known that The occ for said district has been established
tho OF aEAu CIaRr,n IN said State.
under my hand the city Of Washington eleventh
Of April A. u. 1857
BY order OF tho President;
JOS g WILSON,
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land once
Ap 11--1aw0wf
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FJNHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED
IL States mail sicamersThe sps comprising this line the

These ships having been built by expressly
service caro- has been taken their
their engines TO speed
Tor passengers unequalcd for elegance and comfort
Price Of New In
in second cabin, s75 From verpool York. and 20
g,Incas.
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
No berths can be secured until paid
The ships Of this line have improved
avoid danger from Ice will not the Banks
after the LIST of August
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AATTHEW HALE SMITH Counsellor-at-law in
lNI States courts the
York No. 1io Nassau street, New York, y "
Ap1e-u
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Sale OF Indian Trust Lands In Kansas Terri
tory.
PROCLAMATION
PNOtLAMATION
by THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.


THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
TN pursuance of law, T. FRANKLIN PIERCE. Pres
ident Of the United States hereby
that public viii be held Point Doniphan county
next for the disposal the by the United
- M LOT e benefit o. the Iowa tribe Of Indians as are situated with
by said Indians in trust as aforesaid, 10 wit.
soul @ the base line and qf pracipl meridian
Townships No in fifteen, sixteen seventeen eighteen
Townships No nm ranges seventeen eighteen nineteen and
treaty amounting 10 eight hundred acres and situate Ia
townships ,,aa two S Of ranges nineteen and twenty
Tuesday the twenty sixth day Of May for the disposal
OF tue lands held IN trust by the United states
confderaed bands Of Kask PEORIA Inkesnw and wea In
dans as are situated within the underentoned townships
Territory and ceded by said conederated aforesaid wt
South q DE tas linz @ sinh principal pe,saa
townships nteen sixteen, aud seventeen range twenty
townships m.een sxeen and seventeen o. wentyone
Townships hleen sixteen seventeen and eighteen range
Townships fifteen sixteen seventeen eighteen OF range TWEEN
Townships hen sixteen seventeen eighteen Of range twen
Provision having been third articles Of the
bands shond be entitled TO hundred sixty land
oaa @ ten sections @ should be selected and set apart
and forty acres should also be selected apart
the american nuian Mission Associations and said lands
about forty eight thousand having in the following
townships above named TO wit
Townships sixteen and seventeen, range twenty two
townships hteen sixteen seventeen and eighteen twenty
townships sixteen and twenty
apart and reserved from sale. : '.|
Also at Lecompton in ad Territory Tuesday the
twenty third day OF June next for the disposal
held IN trust by the United States the
OF Indians situated within nstrs
psng the ten portion o the Delaware In
dams, in trust as aforesaid, 10 wit:
South f the hr'e line and Of principal psyididn
Townships Ave, six eight nine eleven range
teen.
Townships seven eight nine ten and eleven range
townships six seyen eight pine, ten, and eleven range
Townships six, seven, eight nine, and Of range eighteen
The terms Of said win will be received
below the valuation placed the
duly appointed for the classifying vaung
and payment being made, receipts duplicate
therefor, Of which viii be delivered
Patents will subsequently issued purchased in
accordance with the laws In force regulating thereof
The Offering the above on The days
spectveiy appointed, and will proceed
advertised with all convenient despatch
have been offered and the sales thus closed.
All purchases not paid for
following day at the risk Of the deauling purchaser
Given under hand Washington this twenty
day OF February, eighteen hundred and nifty seven
By the PRESIDENT
GBo w, MASyrRySY
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs.
n BNo authorized publish foregoing adver
tsemen without special instructions that tomi
sioner Of Indian Affairs.
Feb 2s-lawtlJune.
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Change in the Days of Sale of the above de-
scribed Indian Trust Lands in Kansas.

DEPARTMENT INTERIOR
ohice Of Indian Affairs, April II, 1857.
NOTICE is hereby given that the days designated
IN in the foregoing
gale Of certain Indian lands changed postponed
following periods:
Iowa lands at Iowa Point Wednesday, 81
The lands of the Weas, &C., Iao Wednesday
June next,
Delaware lands Mt 0awkce Wednesday,
BY order OF the Secretary of the Interior;
CHARLES T.. MIX,
Commissioner ad
An
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IRorosEp pArrs or sAIIlYe.

EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No Sc Wall street, n. Y.
BROWN, SIIIPI.EY, a CO.,
strN Fs liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD &lCO.,
y ~ Austin Friars, london.
D, G. WAINwRIGHT & co.,
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Change OF the Place of Sale OF the Delaware
Trust Lands in Kansas.

NOTICE is hereby given that the place of sale of
IN the Delaware trust lands in Kansas Territory
take place al Lcompon the 23d day of June
changed 10 and viii commence Osawkee said Territory
day and date
BY order Of the Secretary Of the Interior:
CHARLES f. NIX,
Commissioner adj interim.
DEPARTMENT INTERIOR,
Office of Indian Affairs, April 6, 1857.
April 7-1awtlJune
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NOTICE TO pREEMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled the right prescription
nds within the townships AMI parts townships
required establish the the satisfaction Of the register
receiver Of the land office,
practicable ng his o, before the appointed
public embracing
claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
TII0E A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner General Land ONce
Feb 1s--law13w Hut Star.l
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Form, Of Gnanuntee.

The undersigned, -, OF IN the Stato OF -,
hereby guaranty that In the foregoing bid be accepted
will within ten days after the receipt OF the contract the post Office
named designated the for the
with good and sufficient said shall fail
ter into contract aforesaid guaranty make the differ
accepted CD
U)ateD EFF
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thereby certify that the above named and known to
me as men Of property and able TO make good their guarantee
(Date)
ro signed by district judge
trict attorney, collector, navy agent, and other
May 2-la5wt
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DESCRIPTION OF ARTICLES.

DESCRIPTION OF ARTICLE
CLASS No 1.-Pdra.
Item 500 white laid quaro post super1ne faint lined
100 whielaid quarto extra superhne unrued
rs wied Bath post extra snperfnc faint lined
80 white laid Bath supernne, unruled
125 superane cream laid paper large
faint lined and gilt edged
O. 125 article unrued
25 super1ne mad medium size, gilt
edged
leo white cap paper supernne, faint lined
Q. % rcanis unruled
TO- 25 commercial laid large faint lined
Proposals for the above the price per ream
OF items q and portion oneaf Of each
be furnished gilt edged, n required.
IN. q
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-07-31
8zEESg aE TEE LETTERS.

esrson-Ths church is in a very low sate some OF ITS
best members have been called away by deaths but hey nave
recently made effort to sustain Baptist preaching b BAKER
employed preach to them half of the hme and 6r N
Mouon improves the other half They praying and hoping
that God viii come that way and revive His work.
CaroL-This church has nothing cheering to communicate
Dr. Baker breaches them half The time with good
he has respectable congregation the Sabbath ana nopeo
that God will visit them ere long with revival influences
traord-I matter of encouragement that tins church.
which has been for years without Pastor succeeded IN securing
abors of the Rev. A W. Boardman who has accepted call
settle with them and commenced his abors on the nr OF
October Since the opening of the Spring. they speak OF
increasing congregation and of attentive hearers OF the
Gospel They feel encouraged labor and pray tor revival
influence that the word preached may prove SAVIOR OF lie
fe They have also Sabbath School and Bible class
Laren6Tg-This church holds its way,
there many opposing influences from whout and though
fixed determination to sustain the church. They encourage
themselves in the Saviors that the gates OF he'll
shall not prevail against it.