davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-04-14
Proposals for Erecting Marine Barracks at
Pensacola, Florida.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Washington, March 3. lc

NAVY UEPART a
.e. Washington, March 3, 1867.
cEALEp PROPOSALS. endorsed "Proposas Building Marine
Barracks Florida" will be received this depart
he y O'Clock
scon auhoriye Pensa-
Florida according AID specifications prepared by
direction the Navy Department. copies OF which may he
OF Bost
York Philadelphia, the Office OF the quar-
Washington the work Is 10 be di
paris each which separate proposal must be
submitted.
Ist Proposal building quarters and ouibuings
building ofers' and oubuildings
Proposal building comnaBdants' quarters and outbud
inas.
4lL Proposal for building enclosing waL -...
.Nh. Proposal for building entrance lodge
proposals furnishing ul the materials and
peng under each head satisfactory 10 the
appointed by HE Navy Department
the de the light reject
proposals. nyied thereof when II
deems lie Interest The United States requires il.
will paid from lime time the work npon
certified by the superintendent tha oi
United States and retained unit, the completion
aud acceptance the work by the said ~npen
lenent and be forfeited the Of
provided that hill shsi be made
for amount lees dian i've thousand dollars.
proposal be accompanied b, guarantee gue
responsible Certified % be by agent
other officer the United
in The thousand dollars. that The bidder will when
aured OF them be accepted, into
and bond, with ana SUFFICIENT security for its faith
pern
Bidders are invited pans specifications the
herei0beiose netoned-
endorsed proposals Haacks
Pensacola Fi0ridao
Thosa only wIpcse he ided,
the contract forwarded thereafter practicable,
which they will required within day after
eeiri al The past Office named by them.
" " j. c.. DoBBiN,
Mar 4-aswt,Aprl Secretary of the Nav.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-04-14
Lost Land Warrants.

sINEE SaseG,ber last deposited in The POI Office
y Bsve. Georgia, anyeioea in package and directed TO
following bounty land
warrants 0.i43 10 ssued under
act 81 March, 1855, Xix aud No 81 67 nr 100
sued under same nct both
hIan purchased informed said warrants have
reached penon directed they there
fore filed in the General Land
prevent from issuing said and hereby
fore warn the against
proceed obtain duplicates Of the from The
Commissioner Pensions.
DECEMBER 10, 1855. JOHN BUTT.
BecI laW6w .
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-04-14
mo. bTT.l
Notice

o. NE RemoUal qf The Land Office from sauA Sc Marie
10 Marquette IN Michigan.
~ ACCORDANCE prov Congress
ued IAN auhunzng change. the location Of land
ces,n approved March 1885, hereby cjared
that The Office for the sale Of public ands sAuLr
MARIE, in the oiaie Of Michigan, viii ba
eabie.
gIs,eI OF sault Ste. Marie
Given under hand the city of Washington, This I9h day
March, A. ID. 1854, s
By order Of the President;
TiIoS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF ths &c neral i,ena Olhce
March al-Isw6w Int. and Siarl
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-04-14
st. JOseph,s Academy for Young Ladies,

NeV ElIHtsObyt FFeoeJHh cvAHtgi <nu.
THE this institution
2i August and The last Thursday June The
terms for board and uisn S5o annun payable semi
ally In advance There charges for music drawing
ing aad also for Spanish lialian Gean and Lain The
the primary department composed of pupils under nine
500 payable half yearly in advance
Letters inquiry should be address.d the MOTHER sUpE
aioR Of 81 Josephs Academy Ennasbug Frederick county
Maryland.
Jul S-dlycar.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-04-14
r,HIlppEs,s SOCKS AR uaLF-pRICE. IN, nna,,-

CHILDRHN's BOOKS AT HALE-PRECE.-Tho under
signed laid lae his 10 bn sold sacrifice
large Juvs which
into of OF
class issuing from The in the las several Among
will be found hrp. Holland,
and authors whir hve popular their
day, and supposed s retain whatever merit formerly
possessed They win be sold one half IN
fourth, their usual prices. FRANCk TiYLos.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-04-14

DOUNTg LAND wAKkAET.--Whcroas, on the 18th oco-
her, 1885, bounty land warrant, No 1884, for
issued the understand In his name October Is 1861
Pensions n Hickman, Bal
moye aud has been that have received said
hereby give nocs that have transferred
said authorized sell the
in name and have 6led ndav pre-
OF fraudulent claimant and will apply
for duplicate for the the proper inc
Ap Ii-iaNsws ELISHA 8, JOHNSON.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-04-14

osr WAnRANT The undersigned gives public notice that,
be made iho mmsoner of Pensions npcae land
rant In lieu Of ssned the 10Th August 1885, No 90 $751; TO
benjamin TavF for leo which has been
s"n OF NE Same through the mail between Berlin post Office
shia, and Phiiadeipha, on the a9d October last.
TIL. LUMrRtN Attorney
= - BENJAMIN TRAVIS.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-04-14
INsTRUCTIONs,

WILDE made such
omissions not satisfactorily explained three times the Of the
be deducted For
ueSon with depending mails, and sufficiently
fourth of the ihe subject
Deduc n
10 that specahr d IN tbs PHI .....
T. For leaving Behind throwing of the mails pnron
them, the Admission OF for being
intelligence
of the mail, curriers' p1y may be deducted
.. Fines be delinquency
and satisfactorily explained by fcates
adavis OF other credible for failing
hegiectins
office for suffering lowing either the unsnabrHess
the place OF carrying be injured,
robbed lost and for refusing aier Demand
mail
nng, coach car, ar steamboat on q route. f.
a. The Postmaster General
failures asreeaby violating Office
laws rdobeyg the instructions OF the
far assigning the witbou' Of the
era running aforesaid Transporting
packages conveying maiable matter of The mail
POSTMASTER
by allowing therefor the
He change schedules OF departures and arrivals all
and particularly make them conform with
abridged The Postmaster Geaca may also cua or discontinue
the whole pro
months the dispensed with
whenever in his opinion, public do
hs Ollie
transportation
Payments be by collections FROM
dras postmaser otherwise, after The expiration each
February, May, August, aud November y
The distances information but
increased will be allowed should They be than
vesed il the points be supplied be correctly stated Bidders
weight of the mail the condition Of roads hills &c.,
bridges, ferries, OF kind
may incurred Offices established after this
ued during
~ JANE CAMPBELL
Jan Is --lawiw Postmaster General. 3
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-04-14
SpectncIcE.

GOLD silver fine steel and plated specacles glasses Se
all focuses, with peocai psrscopc and paraboa glasses
long gives peculiar advantages In selecting glasses
adapted TO the eyes ofweares.
NJ. w. GAIT 81 BRO,
S2i Penn. avenue, between Ninth and Tenih streets
JanQR-H
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-04-14
United states Mail.
sEFAKTAINT,
- N


Washington, D. o., January Is, lsS7.
i9s conveying the mails Of The United States
Of cAuTORSA and In hs Tef,eues 81 opt
sos, wAsnNsToN and urAH, win be
90 be decided BY the aolh Of June: e' -
CALIFORNIA
m FRO. S Sss n 70 ss. snS ss Happy and o'
Lsa,s Orleans Bar every olheI Monday al 7 ami
savs Yrea s.s sv.'S s S1 Ds, TsSsass
Bids for weekly ps % Be SsesSsy s s.o pd
msnes route al Gre CEN Cily emitting Orleans
'a ak ens oy Bloomfield TO TOmas is ms' and
Leave Pelaluma Tuesday mi
Leave Leave T r %a" we q sI% atsam,
iaSa From plassIyls Genoa Carson county Utah. 50 miles
Leave Leave Psssy,s every Other Monday at1ami
Arrive al Piscerviie next saiar az 5yspm
fortnight tho q Ss Sss are aVi,sS and once
1854 F.s@ Fan rIsns.eo num6od nay, p o.
Leave San Francisco at m the Cd 18th OF each
AInve . Humeeld, Bay lUnionown o.)in 4s hours;
Leave Ianbodl Bay tunionlown o. and sOrh
Arrive Al San francisco in 4s hours
sidered. "'' '''' wi "'''y u'p'' wal" DC con
1878 From San Bernardno, BY Fen TeJon vsaa miles
Leave San 8emaraino every olher Thursday al Tam;
Le s,ss v.. l every GhsI Thursday
Bids embracing Monte and Los Angeles considered
also hids 10 commence 81 Los Angeles San Ber
iaso From Trinidad ey CLEANS Bar and Forks River
o nsa sss s "A NV nv" weeks
Asi ass a. gssss nsI, ,. ednssday
Arrive Tnnidad ne Saturday BY { p M.
win be considered. 10 10 fs'0'''''s
1887 From Quincy, Pumas county, Nelson Point 10 miles
and back, once week.
Leave Quincy Tuesday at pm;
t tsays S' t,so Point n Trsaay
Bids for rtquenttrips will be considered.
.-'. OREGON TERRITORY.
aaa dsas FOX u naSa o
Leave Corvallis Thursday m;
Arrive nj Oakland Saturday by a m; '-..
Leave Oakland Thursday At r. ....t. .,.
Bids end sinsaw, nchster will be considered
E... WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
mas From cowiz Landing Rolse Pairs Is miles and
k ass G9s sd r asa r4.,s ohs Thursday a'a"
Bose Soa i pia '' every olhsi Friday
H HsT o at c SSn, b. Lns i.. ss
n,,sI a.. back saes sses n two weeks
Arrive at Grand M.und day BY pm,
Leave Grand Mound every otaer Friday
is75 From olympia Ca'hamei and back
Gddes 10 state schedule 81 arrivals and departures
1916 From Olympia by Fort Montgomery EatOn,
Priine and back, once in iwo weeks. a..u
bidders 10 state schedule and distance
and bach, once j. . ~. We k
7iS From steleooH is to ssa'e IS miles aud back,
Leave seiseoom City Saturday a. c a NJ;
Arrive seattle BY m;
Leave Sciulc Friday at Q
Arrive at Steiacoom City by .... IL. .
1919 From Sacoom city, via the military
walil, SJ0 mites aud back, u
Leave Stelacoam CITY the LIST each mOntb; ..
Arrv AT F0n Nalawalia in week; ...... .....
Leave Fort Walawalia the Gosh OF each month";
Se cnnm City 10 week.
Proposals twice month and by schedule
ing with The mails from San Francisco California, viii
considered
UTAH TERRITORY.
aSO From G. da City, by Harmony Valley Santa
ClsTa.
. gdIrrs Il, stat. 3, .aula and distance
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-04-14

vti LEASE ofyear the ~ the General
Towson Unit atss arny contains all the modern i'm
works, funnce, &C. Apply
,. " ". SMITH, ESQ. az his office on street,
March 2t-gwf ',
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-04-14
Sep, esdly
" Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And never biough, 10 mln';
should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And DAYS o, nnll lang aYhe.u

Should auld acqnainia be forgot,
" And never brought 10 mn'
should auld acquaintance be forgot ~. .....
And days o. aud lang syhe."
1he members of the senior class Of the ending Gne 1898
he junior class the ending June, 1872 die SOPh
OF ending June, 1891 The Freshman class
ending in June $780, hereby requested assemble in
Washington D. ca BY the third Of March, A. d. 1857 the latest
to brighten the links OF s chain love and rendso which
tide entirely exchange their
lives and sympathy, uniinely
some of their most promising conperrs. .s.
preliminary meeting Of The sriappnated committee will
held the FIRST Monday September A. u. 1885,
States Hotel, Chestnut between FOuh and Fh
which members ciusses
yenet invited to aeud when the
adopted 10 fun Attendance possible
those whom
good enough furnish the oihe brh
their respective post Offices 49,. .... .....
OF Trenton, N. j., Chairman o COMMITTEE
- -# ALEX AMBER q. HART, NJ, H.,
~. oi Phiadcrhia, rrnns, isaIda
FL. H.. }. NEWTON i.lGIITNER.
OF Lancaster, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLEToh,
~. ~ of Winston Allegheny Co. Mo
SAMUEL r. RICHARDS, ...,
OF Bal-tp Iron and Gias- Works, NJ.
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
OF Montgomery conatY, Maryland
EOmmce
Ions WslDAAa, or Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March lT-lawtNar3 Ilneligsncefl
All newspapers u tie civilized OF the world request
cd notice this their editorial
bsrs classes through great
visions of the globe all tronehou, Une
OF requested gatuious
casionaiy between this date and the 81 Of March A. o. 1851
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-04-14

OS WAR tANr.The under signed gives public notice that
Ia atihe expiration Of six weeks notice application
be made the Commissioner Pensions for duplicate land
lien II issued The 9th February 1856 for eighty
No. 5as - Owen myrck which has never come TO
hand. TIL. BIMPKiN, Attorney
OWEN MYRICK.
WhsutssToS, D. o., December 0, 1886.
nrr6 RwA
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-04-14

OST LAND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. land warrant was Is
sued from the p Office, the 18th day OF june Rider w.
Whds No $685. fer so mailed him bulge
Maryland and whereas he said hand aud
become io the undersigned give notice that 81 the srprao
Nc weeks from the dat application be made 20 the
soioEt.
CLASH. wtNDER, Attorney
RIDER n, WtNnEn
nscl 10. La.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-04-14
Completion OF Panama Railroad.

Reduction of Fare 10 California.
an United States steamships lcave New or
<%e3 for hspnwal 5ih and Goth OF each month,
Ix connecting with mail steamers from Panama TO San
Francisco.
steamships Inspected approved Navy
Department and guaranty specd aud safety
The railroad completed from
crossed in or hours The baggage Of
San Francisco
gers are at cspany expense
paid York all OF the trip.
port In New York. Panama, and
Francisco detention in OF accidents that
he Is entirely reliable
Passengers leave the day they arrive Aspin.
wall. -sp
Conductors 60 through by each steamer and charge
VOL and children without other protectors
For through apply agency
West street, New York, to 1. W. RAYMOND.
ay6
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-04-14

ANIMAL of Scientific DiscoveryI Y, Year Bcot y
Facts IN Science and Art Tor s57 Exhibiting the most import
ast discoveries and Improvements in mechanics ptefe arts ns
RAJ philosophy, cen ostfonony zoology, bo
mneraopy, geology. geography anquics ceeiher WIN
lrt Of scirnlho publications classified list Of panh
obituaries Of cminsbt sciehnfc the pToerfss ~
sonce during year 1856, Edted BY David Wells H. Nc
Price. 81 ~ INST pukiished,
FebS FRANCK TAYLOR
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-04-14
RDwARD X. COLLINS,
No. IS Wall street, n, T.
BROWN, SMILEY, d CO.,
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KESNARD b CO.,
"a Austin Friars, London
B. @. WAINWRIGHT Il CO.,

The Of these ships wall be hTs
bullion specie, Icwey, bills 81
fading sisneJ therefor, AID sae
May 1--tn
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-04-14
IT. m. GILL; II


Has removed his Once in FTanSlih Row. corner
OF and Thirteenth lie his aeh
ton principally the United Supreme
Having devoted much concerning patents he v
give advice and opinions arising before
the Patent Ofee and appeals chief Justice assistant
justices Of the District OF clumhia assist IN The
preparation and trial Of suits concerning patents.
He viii also give written prepare for par
ties having claims before Congress either departments
will also prosecute claims before board established for heh
1diudcafion
2S-du
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-04-14
United states Mail.
KENTUCKY.

PosT oYSIcE DEPARTMENT
February o, 1857.
pRoPosALs fos eausas s.s mails OF the United
@ .ss ne s sa Hn I 81
s .onuaet oes ms aePsras nnd . p m, Of the alsi
ws-t Point, Garnet syiIe, Meadvlls, Brwieyvlls,
owsnss M ssrp.I Rsa awf ssSs xss,'f sn
derson, Smith, Mills, Hewittsville. MorRanisId, and
daily in four coaches. Haven and Bran
dsnbap 10 be supplied from Garne1si lie by side mail
s.wiegvIls three times geek, and Big Spring
nsIion with main line.
Leave Loui willie daily m;
; Leave owen.boro' daily al ! mi 80
Arrive at shswneeiowa same day by pm, s..
Arrive Greensboro same day oy SPIN,
Leaye Owensboro' daily AT a
Arrive At Louisville neKt day by pm.
forms Of PROPOSAL guaranty and ce6cate also instructions
TO DO embraced in the contract advertisement
m'' OF January ''' o' '"'' hsn %rhs CAMPBELL
Feb 7-1awiwf Postmaster General.
w J BINGHAM u SONS select school The IA Ises
good and doce boys wanted Those Iesdy 70 begin n gan
- W. J BINGHAM
March Is-law3m. oaks, .orapse county, N. 8.
made for duplicate land in behalf Of the heirs OF
Neson New ms Whose warrant assigned wa,
has died in The Caen Land Once Commissioner Of
ELEGANT TOWN. CaRRIAeEs-IAMEs BREWSTER
SOW 700 Enoaaway New York would invite attention
vsheIss IN new and beautiful designs, comprising
Rs%,s.r S scs coaches, S,osehc'
earriaaes In
s:v e s s. yS "y' The attention Of sn sv who
Jan 7-tlnif
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-04-14
unl,sa s,nt,. ra,en, omee.
Washington, April 9, 1857.

Washington, April 3, leoi
l,N The petition q Harriet Terry enthusiastically Of VIM D.
eason paenl granted 10 the said Nn D. IeIy on INC A
from tue expiration OF said PATENT which takes
il ordsred lnat petition be heard the Patent Office
Monday, the s9 Of June neAt Al ~ oeoes, M and all
why said petition ought moi 10 be granted.
The extension required e in
days hearing Az testimony alsd BY either pany
with the rules Of Tie ONCE which WILDE furnished on
The testimony in will be l9h of
dispositions and other papers relied upon as tesmany must DC
arguments, If any, within ten DAYS thereafter;
ssneer Evening STAR Washington D. O. Republican, Bal
more rsnnsyyanian rhiladephis Pa Daily News New
previous the s9h fJune neIs day ohea-
ing. cu,n,ps ,,,son
Commissioner of Patents.
mel. bills 70 s PATENT Once with paper continuing
Ap s-law3w
WiIiards' Hotel.
]. c. d II. A. WILLARD,
Psnnsylsania and Fourteenth arsss,
Washington, d. c.
Ian ss-din
cutlery ke.-M. w. GAIT BRO have just received a
assortment OF elegant plated ware, Of superior qualify
Rishis engraved wai,sIs, from 3 70 % inches
Conee uns, water ke.les cake baskets, castors
The hest English and American table cutlery.
goods made, and offered unusually low
M. w. GAIT n BRO, Jewellers,
s2 Pennsylvana avenue, between 9th and 'o;h streets
Feb Got
lNATtHEs-The In gest assortment ever offered 20
Those search keepers
all the celebrated makers, suit
able both for ladies' and gentlemen
onhdent tina, assoriueai is complete any in this conn
advantage getting the
Inducements
Of Congress and strangers who design purchasing
would wen make early selection, tina, their qua
iiy may thoroughly tested before leaving the city.
NJ. w GAIT X BRO,
51 Pennsylvania
&c %
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-04-14
es mo. SAL
BY the President OF the United states

nu,a,anrc oCoy IN ANKI M pIEnCE rr,ii.r az ,r I1
IN pursuance o' Jaw, flf.h1E' resneh OF thc uh
su saea az ~ s 90 10, ahu mas hu 'na
panne sa ' VII =, 10, - m @ aha IN ut
a 10 ms scn :, 10 A1r M ~ a
~, 70, ha ,s., ni ,n, nhi Ian "a i,s Ia ,;ir
~ "a =, ,,a,r; g na,ns, ,nvnsbin, ri, N P ~ ' '
"o ''p"s $3.50 "'s'
North Of the ease line and nest Of hs MA principal meridian
.h;,g MN. D. nina ana nm bnni,ed ar ,,,..,.
ownshins nnsiv t and ons hnnared ar
..ssa ' Ns''' ' ' ~ ~ "' " '"''-'
nircv ,;,h MIN. AMI on. b,,Ja5 az ,,,,s
f,r1is f ' "s''' nancy ~' ~ Wv ~ W '"s'
nine ,nJ a,e bu,aeJ of ,,,,o ,,,x,
ro,nships n;ney nina anJ one bunareJ ~ ,,n.a r,c
b;rs ana hnnIred If ransa En.~a
rown, hin one hundred Of r,nr, serenfsra
rnvnsbi,, one bpnd,et Of rs1ee t,esni,
rosnsb M aud ma hnnarsJ or r,nyc
,o,sh,. nins,v ,anr nin.v vo rn,v az n;n.y ..y.n
nnsy si,, ana onc hnnJ, Cd M an.n nn n, f
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-04-14

DsTKicr az cOts ErA Warrington county, To wit:
The nf David deriey aamni Aimed Eidge
drcea rdgtnsifao has wi appreciation
Of te orphans cau OF Washington aforesaid appointed
Tuedy, ihr li day II April lite fuel
disiTib ti onai sad
40 hSve into
when where ait
nnt fed 10 a mo Orphans eon ~ Washington
with
cop, order h. Pub ished The
ih.0n pr, The said l.l. d ~ ~ April
.sst Teri: BID ROACH Register OF wills.
true enpy-Tesl; Ed. ROACH, Register OF Wills
March e-isN3sr
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-04-14
NOTICE TO PERCEPTION CLAIMANTS

Every person entitled TO the right s prescription any
within townships and nsns
required establish the The satisfaction regis
proper land Office make
~prdeiica5 ascT his notice. and before
pointed OF the public sale Of the
bracns the tract claimed sterwse such claim viii be forfeited
THoS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF The oeaer2l Land Office.
Dec ~ -lRwllx
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-04-14

The New xork and Liverpool United states
Mail Steamers,
Tue sspa oompriaias lhislln foFowiH8!
The Atlantic. ...,.........,,. Csfl Oliver EdIdsr
Inc oai,e Jos CoHSioeS
Inc hnlanR r Cart James West
AEA These shiPs having been built by
>DR& fressy for service has been
N<1n24 taken their construction, in their
- TO insure strength and sFeed;
dauons for uneguEed
Pfieo OF passage from New YORK Liverpool $780,
suIneas
An experienced surgeon attached To each "a
Sc eerths c5n hc secured antif paid for
Tue s.ps OF this line have iNpgcs Cd tight bulk heads and
10 avoid danger from ica viii the Banks deg
until after the LIST Of August.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-04-14
cIothtng ana clothIng materiaI..
Navy DarANrassr,

Navy DErAKraESr,
Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing,
April ., 1897.
SEPARATE PROPOSALS. sealed and endorsed Proposals
~ Navy Clothing and Clothing MsesIs, III be received al
This once until O'Clock M The lst day Of May next
furnishing and delivering Con ecsng Gays nohce al each
either ot the navyyads ChaIEsiOwn, aaehus Brook
Ign, New York Gospo, Nrsnis, the quantities below
TONED OF all the following articles Of
clothing and cohng Materials quantities Of the
same be ordered by the chief OF this bureau by The
maadnhs OF The said specyy during The scAi
I'M viz.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-04-14

Dec 10 lswCn
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-04-14

p sEdors above papers Will please copy, and send
their Once with paper containing this notice.
Ap 9-law3w
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-02-18
THE GRAND RIVER TIMES
GRAND HAVEN, MICHIGAN;
WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEB IS, 1857.

Cold WEATHER SoUTH.-The cold, as re-
ported last winter, it will DO remembered,
was unprecedently severe in most of the
Southern cities, but recent accounts show a
degree of cold accompanied by depth of
snow never before known in regions so nearly
tropical, particularly in Virginia, as far South
as Richmond and Norfolk. The harbor was
frozen over at the latter place, so that on
Monday multitudes of persons crossed over to
Portsmouth, feat never before performed
and the roads in that section of country
were entirely blockaded by the snow; and a
telegraphic despatch from Petersburg stated
that nineteen persons were frozen to death,
on Saturday last, in that city, among whom
were DR.. Cox and his nephew, Mr.. Taylor
Reports from sections still further South ex-
hibits weather of parallel severity, as appears
by the following:
Skating at New Orleans and Mobile,
sleighing in the Carolinas, six feet drifts at
Richmond, the river frozen over, mercury a
fraction below zero, at Cheraw, S. c., chick
ems and pigeons frozen to death in all the
Southern States, are some of the items that
came in the enormous mail just received af-
ter the late dissolution of the Union by snow"
N. Y. Tribune.
In New York Harbor the salt water had
CONCEALED as low as AID street, SO that great
number of persons had crossed over between
that and sOth street. 1t is also stated that
six persons had passed to Hoboken and back
on the ice.
Accounts from the West mention many
lives lost by the severity of the cold, in the
Prairie regions, and suferings have been ex-
perienced by the poor, and even by those in
ADLER circumstances in the cities in the vicini-
ty of the Ohio River, occasioned by the scar
city of coal and wood, as no adequate supply
could be transported thither during the sea-
son Of navigation, owing to the unusually low
stage Of the water in that river
The Washington correspondent Of the N.
Y. Tribune states that an alarming amount