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The be increased or dimniscd as the
hereafter require The contracts viii therefore be made
for specific quantities o such quantities us the service
require 10 be delivered Al those yards respectively
Contractors residing at ha places where deliveries required
establish places delay Ia
nishing what he required and when contractor fails promptly
comply with reIlsro the Chief Of the Bureau Of frocons and
Clothing shall be authorized direct be made
the deficiency, under penalty
record Of equtol duplicate thereof at the Bucsn Of
Provisions and Cihng m At er Of The navy ar!s aforesaid shall
be evidence that requtiu and
offers must be made for each article each tho
aforesaid navy yards
aned in the the Cif Of te Burean will have the right
the ARTICLES ocntainc sncli
rsmanacr bidders whose proposals. accepted
othrs) viii bo forthwith no,ino aud early practicable
viii be icin which
DO returned tho bureau within ten days exclusive c tho time
qurcd For tbs regular traNsnu ion "a tho mail.
Two approved equal the
amount ." the respective contracts will br required and twenty
in addition wi be withheld from the all
thereof collateral security, addition
performance any paid respects
complied with eighty Of The o all deliveries
made will be by tho navy within y bills
duly authenticated shall have bgcn presented 10 linn
Blank forms Of proposals. be hta,ned application
navy Portsmouth, New smpshrc Boston, New York
Philadelphia Baltimore Washington, Norfolk Pensacola ard this
record, duplicate informing
OF his will be doomed notification thereof
tho meaning o the 1896 and his bid viii be
oepted in conformity with understanding.
Every made accompanied
Congress making appropriations the naval Isss4
approved oih August 1890 by written signed
responsible persons
that the bidder bidders will his their bid he accepted
obligation within days with good and sufficient sure
furnish the supplies proposed Tho bureau will not be obligated
consider uns accompanied by the required
by law the compeecy Of the guarantee be certified by the
agent district attorney collector Of lr customs
The attention # bidders oaiii 10 NE samples and deception n crt
iia rrpsf the inspection for sv cosafay,
,o tS sea A articles sanspIs
rsceiia fall brroe particularly
dfsi the joiai re@r' @ 2' Mi 1864 and 10 TIE at 9he
l0h Aupus, Is4s
March lo-law4w
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RELIEF ron COLONEL JoHgroSs ExrEDTIoSARy FoRcF
Tho Journal Of Commerce learns frp tie agent of the
contractors for supplies for the Utah expedtonary army
that the 26h of January there assembled at Fort
Laramie 1892 head of drlnght oxen in good condition.
and that in pursuance of instructions received from the
War Department, wagon train consisting of 10 wagons
will start thence the goth of this month, laden with
provisions and clothing for Col Johnstons command now
In winter quarters at Fort Bridgcr Each wagon viii
carry $500 lbs. weight, and 800 viii be required
for the service. We also learn from good authority that
the contractors have doubt that the train will reach
its destination before the 18th Of May, and in good time
supply the troops with everything of which they may
stand in need prior 10 the commencement OF their msroh
10 salt Lake
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his congregation pretty generally asleep took his Hebrew
Bible from his pocket and read chapter which reused
attention. when the old minister sharply rebuked them
for sleeping when they might have understood him. and
listening when they knew not word he said. OF the
witty DR. South it is said that, preaching before King
Charles he that potentate asleep he stopped short
and in loud and altered tone OF voice three times called
out 'Lord Lauderdale.' His lordship stood up and
looked at the preacher who addressed him with great
composurc, MY lord, sorry to interrupt your
pose but must beg of you not to so loud, lest
you should wake the King Andrew Fuller, Sun
day afternoon the people, durng the singing of the
hymn before Sermon composing themselves for
Portable nap and taking the Bible he beat it against the
side of the pulpit making great noise. Attention be-
ing excited he sad II often afraid that preach you
to sleep, but il can't be my fault to-day, for you are
asleep before have begun"
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Paris correspondent of the New York Journal Of
Commerce says that consul at that city, Mr..
Spencer lives in liberal and elegant style His evening
parties frequent The numerous guests of Mrs Spen
were highly eritifed at her ball on the 10th
Judge James H. Stark, of Griffin, Georgia, who died
the Esd ultimo born i'm Abbcville district South
Carolina As judge he is described diligen in his
search after TRUTH and that he did without fear favor
affection, whatever he believed the law directed
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RIonNoSp, VA, March l3, 1858.

GgSrLEaEN gratefully acknowledge yours of the
loh and regret that it will not be in my power to be
present with the Irish citizens of Washington and their
friends the approaching anniversary of Irelnds Patron
Saint.
principles of civil and religious liberty and of the rights
of adopted citizens II naturalization had done no more
than TO demonstrate the nobility of the of rshmcn,
that though 1t may not flourish under the dominion of
British monarchy it finds soil in thc land of the free
congeni to the development of traits Of greatness which
make America smile swectly for the future Ireland
mourns her grandeur of the past, it would have
done enough TO forbid departure from the patriotic pol
icy Of opening wide the door OF asylum to tho oppress
ed of every land In sphere however high humble,
has the Irish stock failed illustrate its energy, its in
tecct its activity, and endurance in the encounter of
American enterprise and progress. From Montgomery
at Quebec down 10 the matock and spade of any canal
or turnpikeon every battlefield, In the forum, in the
halls OF legislation and in the hut of the labore the
heart OF the risbman has beaten high and his head and
HIS hand have done their work we'll for the honor of his
race and the welfare of his adopted country Here, too,
he loses the only traits he ought to leave behind him
when he comes to country of religious freedom-he
loses whatever bgoty bcsct him ahome Here he finds
that the lion and the lamb may lie down together in
peace and that Potoants and Catholics may be brothers
in civil pvlees and be at peace in the privileges OF con
science They minge with each other and with the
tive stock OF America and they help to make crop in
country which cannot be conquered Above all, in
ishmcn that which love is their heartfelt devotion TO
Old Ireland herself give you
John Philpot Curran, the advocate in 1893. "He
upright when honor was rebellion; he was true when
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

LETTERS addressed to Mr. John +. Ennis and the
gentlemen associated with him in the management of the
St Patrick dinner by several distinguished guests who
not able to he present. Among them the fol
lowing, from the Vice President the Secretary of State
and the governor of Virginia:
WASHINGTON, March IL, 1858.
GfSrrENrS l have inst received your invitation to be
present public dinner to be given this afternoon at
6a clock by the Irish citizens of Washington and their
friends should be most happy to be present with you
and participate in the festivities of the occasion, but
many pressing official engagements will deny that
pleasure. thank you for the honor of the invitation
and beg you to accept the of my high regard
Very respectfully, &c,
JOHN c. BRECKENRIDGE
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AUCTION SALE.
By j. c. McGUIRE, Auctioneer.

fINRtSfEES SALE OF HIGHLY IMPROVED AND
II valuable real eAtol Monday siternoon Apl vih,
CLOCK by Nae deed bearing 9th
aud duly reeored in Aber A. 81 No 81 ios zsz 2sa and
Washington
Columbia shall sell front of the premises, public auction,
tue hsy-i bidder therefor The valuable premises we'll known
'tnts Hotel" being d In
ID Msshhg'on n"nne 81 iee, inches north street be-
tween atb and i4h streets and lsy feet
thirty alley, together en,euts thereon con
of substantial and webuh story brick dwelling houo
bailHg finished superior manner brourt
out wih msrbie nlAntcs Ac.
bearing interest cftrnst ON The
properly complied with within sale the
prorty resod risk and purchaser
Ten days All conyeyancng at the cost Of the
WM. r. WILLIAMS, Truslee
JAS. I. MCGUIRE,
Mar lg-eod&ds Anctoneer
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MEMOnAIs. fIC.

By Mr. PHILLIPS The petition Of sundry creditors of the late
punhe of Texas the M law authorizing the unpaid
balance of the appropriation be distributed &e Also the
ilorao Iinbbue Philadelphia the original protector
o he Transatlantic telegraph ia relation thereto &c,
BY Mr.. WILSON Memorial OF VIM X. Ellis Frederick W Cole,
Tuus Ball. and 20 others for the construction of the
SHIN tlllal
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WASHINGTON, March IL, 1858.
JOHN c. BRECKENRIDGE.
WASHINGTON CRY, March Is, 1858.

GENTLEMEN 1 regret that it will not be in my power
to dine with the Irish citizens of Washington the 18th
instant but fully appreciate the Kindness of your inyi
tation and sympathzo with the feelings which make
that day memorable it ever will be- in the history of
world who by birth descent, claim the renowned
Green Ireland their land, the land OF then
foreiathers.
am gentleman, respectfully your obclicnt servant
LEW. CASS.
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FINuE BOOh OF TIE tDNSIlIuTtDN--lhe de-
mand the people from ALI pais of the country for
edition OF this book bringing down tho statistics to tho
present time, that dsrogrdcd ],
sufficiently throughout tho country 10 render particular
here suffice Il that cnntains
of received the voluntary
both houses Congress Of it, having been adocd
standard edition Of the
having received the special appreciation of
OF tho aud present
a suitable side
citizen aud textbook for the rising schools
Editors who and support tiio
washngton and The principles boies
il their generous and valuable support.
Boosccrs and others who may hr the supply
who may desire possess viii lca.c al
WILLIAM m
a-dr Wa {uFion ,,ty u G
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NEW BOOKS AT PHILP'S.-Sporting Scenes
in amongst the Ksfr Of Capt Alfred W
son, royal artillery beautifully Illustrated 81 So
Arbcila tale for Young People: by Hooper
traions. 63
Eia Morton and hcr Cousin School Room Days; by ~ Bell
author of Deeds, Words" cents
The Four ssersaience, Humility, Hope and Love- by the
thor OF "nary and His Homes rs
Memoirs cf Great Commanders by James esq New eji
ton with Illustrations by Piz 81 25.
-Four and twenty Fairy Tales by j. r.
I1snohe, Illustrated. 81 80
Taos of Wonan's Trials; Mrs s C. Ifil 81
All the publications received
PHILIPS Now Bookstore
Mar 10 33l Penn. avenue bet and 10th
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integrity was treason he stood by the accused and the
doomed when 60 pity was 10 participate and he was
loyal to liberty when even 10 name her was aimost To
die"
Yours truly HENRY A. WISE.
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DIED,

residence Graham, Tsboro, North Caro-
linn, Monday morning Inst, Mrs ELIZABETH WASHINGTON, in
the 10Th year Of her
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MFR. G.. NANDENlIOFF has the honor to an
ltl that he win give a Of

THREE READINGS, AT THE PHILHARMONIC HMI,
evenings Tuesday 23d Thursday 25b Saturday 2Ih
instant.
evening Tuesday, 22d Mr., yANDNofF will deliver his
celebrated SATIRE IN VERSE eutlci Common Sense "A Dash
a Doiaps OF the Day . for lss7Ss.
Second evening, Thursday 25ih, SIAksAN oIIo sketches
comedies o the Master
Third evening saturday 27th, AN EVENING WITH SHERIDAN
preliminary sketch aud dramatic reading with npconaion of the
charactcrs) Of "TllE CRITIC OR TRAGEDY RElEAlSED."
Tickets the securing reserved seats 81 30
admission
Tickets be secured Mr. Metzero,s music and Mcsrs.
Taylor Maurys bookstore on Saturday, Monday, and Tuesday
mornings March 1876
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"UDSON RIVER INSTITUTE at Claverack, Co
unbia county, New York three miles from Halson city
The best and cheapest boarding school In land Forty dol
pays board washing aud English branches
per
specm advantages in French, painting and piano music.
who furnished teach
salaries from $500 n year.
Experienced gentlemen Of each of the
departments.
summer opens April 10. Write for a catalogue.
Rev. AIONzO FIACK, A. NJ,
Mar Principal.
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DOARD WANTED by gentleman with pleas
hurt hB m oeural situation there
agreeable sarcy Address ID Browns March l7-Sts
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Mr.. EVERETT lectured last night at Alexandria, t'
life and character of Washington.
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NOTICE.-A meeting of the members of the Wash
IN ngon Association win be bc Mt the Gallery H. be
18th and stroct, this afternoon, March l9tb at
O'Clock. u. M N. J. hsCfEIy.
Mar 1g--It Recording SECRETARY.
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GRAPE SHAWLS--MAD. BRAEMEll, 334 Massa.
avenue bleaehes and cleans orpc sas
OF iacea. Mar l9-2wds
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TIE WEATHER is springlikc and pleasant, although an
noying clouds of dust sweep through the streets Gro
in bloom in the Capitol grounds, and the tree
will soon be in leaf.
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NAVY SUPPLIES 1858 -59

Mar l9-eod&ds
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BEATRICE CEScI.--Ths beautiful work of tho gifted
Miss Hosme Is attracting crowds To Philips Art Gallery
It is an admirable piece of sculpture.
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