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PROPOSALS.
DRopOsALs FOR LETTER BALANCES.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,


October y. 1854.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
Department until the Sth day of December next,
at Il clock noon, for furnishing
LETTER BALANCES
for the of the Post Offices in the United states
Tor one year from and after the Slst day OF Decem-
Der next, of the f. flowing description, viz
LIST Balances capable of weighing etEht ounces,
avoird upois weight, to be graded down to quarter
Of these it is ppssed 800 will be required
I'd balances capable of Weighing at least t,ro
pounds, avorc upois weight, to be graded down IS
half ounces. or these 1t is supposed lOO Will De re-
Perfect corr ectness will be required in the bal
to be furnished well as strength and dura'
bility.
Samples OF each description, of balance must sc.
company each bid and the bidder who may obtain
the contract will be required to furnish balances
ordered of quality in all respects equal to the
sample
The Balances must be delivered free Of all charge
to the Blank Agency of the Post Office Department
at Washing top, D. g.. who will accept the same, If
perfect snd equal to samples.
Each bidder must furnish with ms Proposals eV-
idencs of his ability to comply WITH his bid.
Two sufficient sureties will be required TO con-
tract
prom pity, the of those of an inferior
the forfeiture or the contract
Proposals must be endorsed on the outside OF the
envelope, Proposals for Letter Balances" and
addressed to the First Assistant postmaster Gen
eral, Washington, d. G. W DENNISON,,
oc Is WOW Postmaster Gener al.
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G1IREMEN's INSURANCE COMPANY
WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN.
CAPITAL-------$2OO 900.
Office Corn Street and Louisiana Avenue, Ovss
Bank Of Washington.
INSURE HOUSES AND OTHER PROPERTY
AGAIN6T LOSS BY FIRE.

INSURE HOUSES AND OTHER PROPERTY
AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE.
George Shoemaker, John D. barclay,
Samuel Cropley, Andrew Kothwell,
Thomas Parker, Richard BARR,
B. B. French, DIR. G. W. Davis,
Samuel Redfern, Robert White,
William Wilson, T. Edward Clark.
'' JAMES ADAMS, President
ABEL G. DAVIS, sec'y. sep y eo6na
a DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
"A OFRICA &14 PA. AVnNUH,
VasbisstoS, ID. G.
GREAT HAsTERh, MoE ETBH Hsn mp WEST
MERoaANDisn. MONEY S1 nHNh vALU.
ABLES, NOTES, STOCKS, G IgSnDSa go.
forwarded With SAFETY AND PATCH to Gil
SECTIONS 81 the Rsx.y Company
ss Ns skksTnHslssn "a r. WEST AND N0RfHWhsF
its principal Offices are
WAsHIN4TON, D. O., NEW YORK, BOSTOH
PHiLADELRHIA. BALTIMORE, GIN.
orSN VILE It Enk k22E1si oIN9u1s
Connections are made 1T New York and bogsca,
BRITISH PROvINCEs and other steamship line
to LIVERPOOL, SOUTHAMPTON and HAvRI
and thence BY European expresses to all prominent
commercial sowns in Greet Britain and the Cont
Detection Of NOTES, DRAFTS, and BILLS made
At all accessible parts ofths unitsd States.
Q. g ! DTSiEs, AsiS1s,
captain BRAND. OF TIL "OlNFIP IDl
Hi' LsJss AID RaSses: 81 p Capt Wis
FKxaoK rAYLosS
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II OF C0IIM n A holding a..

THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, holdiog a District Court OF
the United States for the said District
To aH 1ohor1 AZ may concern, greeting:
Notice is hereby given, that on the 2cth day Of
October, 1854. the schooner Coquette tackle DO,
and cargo, were seized az lawful prize, by the
United states sl9@p Watchr an, Potomac Flotl
sdjuoicatiop; and the same are libelled and PROS
scuted in this court. N the name of the United
States, for condemn alton: and have been arrested
by the marshal for the reasons in the libel stated;
Hail. in the city of Washington, on the first Mon.
day Of December next. when and where all per
sons are warned 70 appear to show Cause why con-
vene for their interests.
October %, 1874 RI. MEIGS, Clerk
Pat
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IMPROVE YOUR lYl.@

7 1APEOV1 YOUR lYl.A~
6msht by the use of the CELL
oorate1 fsssL1 and PnRIsooPIe 8PIofAo Lls, uni.
yersaily aeknow!edgsd as the best for SIRBaaTx
lslSe asH nA1sRAvIHe the impaired 1yesight,
& CO., Opticians. ~
ga Pennsylvania avenue bet. 18th and 18th 't',
SSS ren1syiSanta avenue. under the National.
sdop pR IkAASsas OPERA GLASSES, MIG D&
kaoTo6RAPH ALBUMS, CARTS DE- VIsITl.
@c:si In great variety. and at The lowest prices.
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S'0R,T DIS1As1s' sloS'r DIs'As's
SAN TAN's GIFT
SANARlTANa 6IFTl

YES. A Positive Cure"
9ONORHEA, GLEET, STHICTURHS, a.
00n ols r Fen P 70 81 1aKea to 70 ts sss'' 6s
They Are entirely ,ns no smell
1ure the stomach or bowels Of the most delicate
four .id
of the University ofPspnsyl yania, one ofthe mora
eminent Doctors and Chemists Of the present day.
OF Who have been sorssS "lth s...S oop.'is. 81
'''''D''' >" SIkAKITANs SIFF.
Bent BY mail In q plain envelope.
Prce-M&ls packages, 81 Female -.
scs Rt22n, oL eHe2DH sosx s.oo gtors
TETTERS, SCALES, BOILS, sYPHILIs
OR VENEREAL DISEASES, Do
sAMARITAN'S ROO1 AND HERB JUIoF
sYFhEf Hss * ~ RRssHksR S2sGta,Es;s
MARITAN's ROOT AND HERE JUICE, iii
prescr bed; it reaches aud every particle
of the venereal p9son 50 that the cure IL thorough
dy and Be healed and do not transmit to year pos
r that for BON p6 N6f in ''r years
III e
s fi hs ss ID ass Of
In many Affections with which numseEs Of n.
males suffer, 70 ROOT AND HERB gUIOHs Y
%le s.R p rsns
Debility and for eli CON in dent to the sex.
Sent By express Price 81 bottis,o Joottls
'0l :. sAMARIrANs oHANoal WASH.
DESMOND L CO., Boz ISL Phnadslphia ros'
o Sold BY 8. CALVERT FORD, corner Of 18th ans
RI af fSfHS'e COOK. Alexandria. m.,eM
Yon e. so,s I'd 1,l.;m,.,.. b,
certain secret S.sits which unit them for
pleasure, or the duties Of married life; alse middIs
placing rn$sF th ssS tEs;
FIT LADIES' s%.s.s
oiimYertance by psru.ins The Secret rr,sn1 a "a.
..s + ". sss,s' c.n
a.,.,. D.. 0HAs. 4. sTlwAAs ssto 9 "a ~.
V7RIIsIMAR-Protseted By Royal Letters PAT.
emit Of Ensl..d and sssuasd By the e.. :e1is Of re
oSlfss %. No Is Ii. remedy te.
has sntIss tss
Of ,GSgsyis S1Sss No Its:m MAJ
sseondarv symptoms. thus obvistins the ass Of
Ina-~ury and All other deieterlous insredieps
able Losenge secured from effects of climate and
changes Of in tin cases g. IS each o Os
sspf bVdsa in iSs
'e5sS sns BY Dr.
had safsS. s FORD No. sgo E. ~.
corner nth street. .. wv
HAPPINESS OR MISERY THAT rs TIE
QgESTI9N0Th RsHRnEissss0fas S SttEe IA
WfnJC n - have NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of q.
oE the 81 :u .SS in
TsrsstinS Lectures ON Marriage and Its aualinea-
lions. Nervous DEBILITY; Premature Decline: In;
pSysioinS ~ and Natures Law These in aluAbe
lectures have been the means fenlightsnins ,n s
reeeipt Of four stamPe, by addressing SSeystas1
Payisfon Cabf1st O Asatexsy $50 ksdsetns, SOB
Broadway. New fors IN lSD
t-lT KEMED Yfoy GONORRHGA, 6LEE7.
aQV EH. QNI Boz WILL Rsay0Rh 4 ou1sI
1NN pleasant to the taste. has no bad odor, and
may be carried IN the vest pocket without fear Of
JOHN ]. KRoMIR, successor to 3. 8. Uphsm, let
Chestnut a., Hhihpelphis, and IN WaskinStOn by
= q FORD, geo Psnayivsaia avsnse; s - ~
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vTNHE SUPREME DOURP OF THE DISTRICT
L OF COL UMBIA, holding District Court of

the United States for the said District
To all 1rhonl IL may concern, grating:
Notice is hereby given, that on the 9Th day of
November, 1861. the sloop Little Elmer, tackle,
&c, were seized as prize by the United States
steamer Stepping Stones, and brought the same
into this District for adjudication; and the same
are libelled and prosecuted in this court, in the
name Of the United Stat es, for condemnation, and
have been arrested by the marshal for the reasons
in the libel stated and that said cause will stand
fer trial at the City Hall, in the city of Washing
ton, o. the first Monday of December next when
and where all persons warned to ppear to show
cause Why condemnation should not be decreed.
ard 10 intervene tor their interests.
November. 1854. r. J. MEIGS Clerk
0l.Sa ruoW
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THE EVENING STAR.
Rope-Tyins Tricks at AstIey's.

At Astley's, in London, young acrobat
named redmond Is doing the rope ana Sack
trick win astoundiI clevefHess bis Ieats are
thus described: ~ stout Manila rope, rather
thicker than that used by the brothers Daven-
port, and come twenty yards In length, after
being carefully examined, was handed to two
OF the gentleman present, who proceeded to
tie an Mr. Redmond His hands were not tied
close tog ether benInd his back; but pinioned to
his sides, apparently in the most secure FASH
ion The rope vas then passed round his arms
and body and round and between his legs.
During the operation there seemed to be good
deal of rigidity in his limps, and he breathed
heavily. when tying was complete, he was
placed In sack the mouth OF which was tied
over his head. screen was then placed
between him and the spectators; the noise
OF the unloosening OF ropes was heard,
and in four minutes Mr.. Redmond stepped
forth perfectly tree, with the rope in his hand
and the sack at his feet. He explained that the
greater part of his time had been occupied
not In freeing himself, but untying the knots
on the rope after he was loose. Another per-
formance then took place. Mr. Redmond's
nands were tied together in front of him-the
rope being passed round the wrists and secure
ly knotted Mr.. Redmond proposed that the
knots should be sealed. but it was not thought
necessary. Between the arms thus bound
together at the wrist cord was passed,
coming over the rope, and acting as a check on
it. Both ends of the cord were held by the
gentlemen who had tied the rope, and who
also held the ends OF the rope itself. The screen
vas placed IN position and in about minute
and half the cord which had been passed
between the arms and over the rope was loossd,
whilst Mr.. Redmond's wrists were still tast-
ened together.
Again Mr.. Redmond retired behind the
screen, and that instant the ropes round his
wrists fell away and was free. ManifestIy
he had slipped his hands through them. MIR
Redmond retired again behind the screen with
the ropes. In about four, or at most fl We min
utes he called for the screen to he removed.
That was done, and he was seen bound in the
most extraordinary manner, legs, arms, body
md ISts holm itora liryc NOD
The gentleman who had tied him previously
were invited to unite him, and attempted to
do so, but failed utterly. Apparently 1T would
have required hours for nnaccustomed fingers
10 accomplish the task. The knots utterly
baffled all attempts at their unravelment. at
last the task was given up in despair. The
screen was again put round Mr.. Redmond.
and in about three minutes he stepped forth
I'm bound with the rope free from KNOBS in his
hand. He seemed much exhausted. perspira-
ton streamed down his face, and has breathing
was much accelerated. In answer to cues
tons, he said the tricks required great strength
for their accomplishment"
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MUSIC FOR BALLS, PARTIES. &c.

LOUIS WEBER, No. 500 It'll street east, re-
spectfully inform his frien DIS and former Pa ~
irons that ne continues to attend Balls, Par
ties, 6e., With his we'll organized Band Of 9S41
Yard. oc I.im
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DENTISTRY.

Dh. Il r FRAYSER. DENTIST, TENDERS
~ MS Professional services to the nuh ---.
lie, and will give his undivided attention
70 the treatment of all Diseases of the
Teeth. Teeth inserted from one to an en1i,a cot
AZ the shortest notice with little 10 pain Cali
early ana see that your teeth are secured from thu
rayages of disease 'ioh Ihe
advice. "a pi0ie5sional
Olnce NO go seventh 81. nov l02w-
nENTIsTRY.-Dr. w. F. MARSHALL. Denrisf
II No. 23s Pennsylvania avenue. sec ."..es'
s sono aoor from 18th street, attends to au8>9
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~ JEFF Davis reports his Treasury full and
asks no appropriations. Gus Henry says the
soldiers"haye not been paid tor fifteen mon his -
And Mr.. Trenholm, announces that the money
In his excheQuer Is worth "only six cents on
the dollar" sMein Got, vat a country
~The debt Of the Canadian Confederation
will be little over SIG0,OOO,GOO.
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GRlAL DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY

InAAh D1eCoVkHY IN D1NTI8TRY
f"HA 11Hse'dd ss1hott Psts ssitA tAs Msh,,ts at
would advise all persons !, ,,ns ,s.,a t.,
ira. .rsst to can = Dr. EiWiss once, 20. ~ q
And have 1nem taken out by this new
e1am,ne tho beetor's new and I'm. 11R
you on.a meth1a OF Inserting Artificial Teeth II
sDd VII nsys them IL other stys than this new
nth .nS as,s ens No. 242. Pa avenue. bstvss.
nov9 9. R. LlwII, N. D., Dentist.
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DRePosALs FOR FORAGE.
UHIly o5AlfllxAs1Il's OFFICE,


WASHINGTON DIrof, Dec. 8, 1853.
se.led Proposals are invited BY the undersisnsd
s;.sssSs It : g.. sslsi@cfs Ms
Bids vii Be received for the ds shS Of 500
sns OF corn or oats and 80 tons OF hay or straw
Bidders must state At which Of the aseve-n.med
is. sbss M
shs ss Of ssch article proposed to b dsiy
menced, and when to be ompleted.
Inc price must be Written out in words on the
Corn to be up IN sood stout SACKS, Of about
two bushels each Oats in like sacks Of three
sstra eh.rse to the goysnmsn, re hay sna
straw to be securely baled.
hay or straw proposed to DO delivered most be
All the srtcIs, oersd under the bid, herein In
sited Vim b subject 70 fExiS nsDss.0n the
the lowest Responsible bidder, as the intsrsst Of
the 9ss tga .as q
have bee. s,liye q; and accepted ....u... -.
%. tie
hs saa sfd q nss sf
.isIs sidds tie esison e %Ion Il: oons2se,
Of sss suaf:nt9rs %q ;:
under ths United States tel. GSysrnment or rssDonsi.
' AZ Re bidders VII BE- aaS of the accept
o. rejection Of se5 ., each bidder
nPss pc asti must s
s. 6s g. and LIQUID :. alsiai' marked Proposal;
w Honda In 4. sum equal to the amount of tho CON
tract signed by tho eontrsctet and Sota y a.
De s 81 oa: and ma,
be obtained upon application 1t this once.
FORM OF PROPOSAL.
'10"n' County and (fpsssssss}}==
asT.s q Per ss e to os..4
We Sa.Ssls ef Corn. IL sacks, at per bushel Of
-ossSsi. q Oats, in sacks .t--psr oa'hel Of
- tons Of B.lsa Hay. At - Per on of $500
tens OF Baled Straw. At - per ton Of 1000
Delivery at to commence on or before the Of
= lsS- and to be completed en- or before the
into 0 syv1tten contract IL United states:
.ss s e ssn s ss1
has been secsptsd. Your obedisnt servant.
sris.disr General p. Ruox...
General Depot Quartermast
Washington, D. q.
GUARANTY.
We, the undersigned, residents OF |,in the
County OF ., and State Of -. hereby. iointl,
and severally, covenant With the United States,
and guarantee in case the foregoing bid o.
be accepted that he or they will, within ten days
after the acceptance Of said bid, execute the con
trsct for the same With good and sufficient sure
ties in . sum equal to the amount Of the contract,
to furnish the forage proposed In conformity e
the terms of advertisement dated December 1853
under which the bid WAS made, and, In case tns
aaid - shall fail to enter into . contract -
Aforesaid, We guarantee to make good the differ
ence between the offer by said - and the next
lowest responsible bidder, or the person to whom
the con tract may be awarded.
Witness,
ias t6eal.l
- LOO fseal1
hereby certify thaS, to the best Of my know.
edge ana belief. tho above named Euarantors are
Seod AID sunhcient ~ sureties for the amount for
1hicb they offer to be security.
TO be oerti6ed by the United States District At
toruey' Uoliector OF Customs, or any other ono
under the United States Goysrnment. or rsspon-
Hois person Known " 'A D. b. RBoKIR,
decs-tf Brisadier General and Q. N.
rHIlY QUARTlRMAsT1RB OFFICE,
~ O1P0lT OF WAsHIHofon,$
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PROPOSALS FOB SUPPLIES.

QUARTERMAsTRR's OFFICE, q. 8. M.C.,l
WASHINGTON, October q, 1854.
Sealed pToposahs for each eisss sssaraely will
tS Cd dsv necsmhsr for p IN tbs
Q. s. Marine Corps curing the year 1885, the fol
h.sstsnt of the Corps
phia. Pennsylvania free of expense to the United
States in such quantities as may from time to time
A00O yards of Sky Blne Kersey, sll wool free from
hair, 81 inches wide, to weigh q ounces to the
yard. indigo wool dyed
6OC0 yards Dark Blue Kersey, all wool. free from
hair, 81 inches wide. to weigh Y ounces to the
yard tindigo wool Dyed
$500 yards DARK Blue Twilled Cloth, all wool, for
uniform coats, indigo wool yed,) 81 inches
wide. to weigh p ounces per yard
$50 to M S0 es
yard
all wool dndigs wool dyed,) 81 inches wide, to
70 o we a. 10 10 ounces p. per s yard ~
Wool, indigo wool, dyed inches wide, to
each, to be feet long and 5 feet wide, and free
1870 pairs of WOODEN Socks, three sizes. properly
made of soou fleece wool, with doub aud twist
ed yarn, to weigh three pounds per dozen pairs.
free from grease
CLASS No 3.
300 yards White Linen for pants, go inches wide.
n,coO yards White Linen for shirts. 81 inches wide,
y ot to weigh ~ u e. Per yard fo
IL TS,kt
wide, to weigh OF. per yard
4SOO yards Cotton Ticking. for bad sacks.
CLASS No 4.
loco Uniform Caps. complete except pompons)
l2n rom pons red worsted, ball shape, inches in
45o0 Fatigue Caps with covers,) to be made of
blue cloth, indigo wool dyed
CLASS No.3
600 gross Coat Buttons, (EasIe)
2So gross Jacket Blu tons Esgle)
l.OO4 pairs Yellow Metal Crescents and Scale
80 sets Epaulst Bullion for serseants and corpo-
! 40 sets Epaulet Bullion for privates
IS Red Worsted Sashes
5000 yards Yellow Binding
1900 yards of BED Cord
100 Swords for sergeants
30 Swords for musicians
40 Drums tenor } complete
40 Drum SliEgB
$50 Batter Drum Heads
leo Snare Drum Heads
100 Drum Cords
81 sets of Drum Shares
81 BoIwood "B" Flies
81 pairs Drum Sticks.
CLASS No. 6.
10000 Army Boots (infantry pattern.)
CLAss No. Z.
Ss5one sasbbs1d. WITH poss sttsshed
l2Oo Percussion Cap Pouches
1870 Cartridge Box Belts
1850 Waist Belts
loo Waist Plates
80 Sword Frogs.
CLASS Ne. =.
1920 Tin Magazines for cartridge boxes, IS per
sample.
l4c0 Knapsacks
coo Haversacks
60OCanteeps
$50 Musket Sings.
CLASS No. IL.
ma trim tl.
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SOUND AND FURY IN OUR HOMEs-There
are abodes made daily to resound with quarrel
ing and Seeding; there are families where
mother and children all talk In loud, angry
tones. Escaping from UGH "the solitary NAV
we'll bless God TOR his own lot, which when
viewed In the warm, loving light of we'll.
ordered and happy home, sometimes seems
almost intolerable. Ye sad, lonely madens:
ye sour. fretful bachelors, when Your desola-
ton becomes too great a burden for You TO
bear, Just go for two days visit to the family
of"ihe brawling woman and you will be, for
the time, cured. Your silent, lonely room will
be as harbor OF refuge for you during many
subse 9uent days If wives and mothers could
but realize what they are doing when they
begin the loud voiced scolding system, how
quickly they would desist. But there must be
authority and punishment in the family: and
there is In many cases nothing so good as the
RCD. Mothers, do the little children swarm
about you, and weary you by their wants and
their ways! Try for one year the virtue OF
low, mild tones, decided measures and in case
OF Intentional Daughtiness, the rod; and if at
the end OF the year you are not satisfied that
this Is not the best course, break the rod and
depend for discipline on scoldng and loud
threats never made good. Children initiate as
readily as do monkeys, and if the mothers
voice is loud and harsh, theirs will probably
be the same; if her ways are rough with them
theirs will be so with each other, and their
homes will be place from which we shall be
only 100 happy to escape.
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M ,,n. Eth
Of r.. HEGS SakaL sas and r.s..s.s
tends personally at his ofbcs - III.
s sssfs 1 Gan s.5 5ssson: can wear Y
person can wear others who csnnnt ne 1o d..
rsrsons ealing ct my otios can be secomm od.ted
but to those who particular and VIZ ts oast
eeanest. strongest. and most perfect denturs ths,
ar can produce, the A1N1RAL PLATE viii ns
Rooms e this city-No sss Pennsylvania ~. 10.
petXesn 9th and 10th streets. Also, 9O7 Arch ST.,
AAhAeeiPnih. mAr4-iy
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TNHE SCPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
L OF COLUMBIA, baiding District Court Of
the United States TO- the said District
To al! uhoTi 1t may coatern. greeting:
Notice is hereby given, that on the 9th day of
November, 1864, the sloop Reliance. tackle, Il c.
&c, were seized as prize by. the United States
steamer Steppins Stones aud brought the same
into this District for adjudication, and the same
are libelled and prosecuted in this court, in the
name of the United States, for condemnation; and
have been arrested by the marshal for the reasons
in the libel stated and that said cause Will
s1anq for trial at the City Hall. in the city Of
Washington, the first Monday of December
next when and here all persons are warned to
appear to show cause why condemnation should
November la, 1884 o'
nov -2aW2w NRTlC
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SEA KINGS ANDNAyAL HERop.

SEA KINGS AND NAVAL HEROES Io,do
- Allen 8 Life of Dundonald, London N'nuon
Di1on's Life of Blake, LONDON
ShipWrecks and Disasters at Sea, London
Lives Of British Admirals, London
Giliys shiRwrecks Of the British Navy, London
NSptune's Heroes, London
CoOper's Naval Biography
Southey's Life of Nelson, london
COoper's Naval History
Memoir OF Admiral Brenton Lond en-
Memoirs of Admiral Sir Sidney Smith, vols.
London
Memoirs Of Admiral de Saumarez,2 vols, London
Life and Correspondence of Admiral Napier, 2
vols. London
Nicholas History of the Royal Navy. 2 vols, Lon
don
Brenton's Naval History. vols. L0ndon VIZ
sep2 fRANOk TAYLOR.
A NTI-sLAVERY MEASURES IN CONGRESS
"A By Henry Wilson. The Merchant Mechanic
a Tale of New En- gland Athens" By Henry A.
MMowe. Gunshot Wounds and other Injuries OF
Kssres BY Doctors Mitchell, Morehouse, and
nov 10 FRANCK TAYLOR,
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rHIlY QUARTlRMAsT1RB OFFICE,
u DIPol1 OF WAs1IHefoH,

" DEPOT OF WAsHIuofou,3
WssA1sstss. d. g., January 1. 1854.
IN dealers In Drugs, Hardware, Lumbe, Leather,
aussted TO end TO this ONCE, on MONDAY Of each
week. asea1ed proposal list. - axplteats, Of the
short notiee With tie price Of each arked in blair
6GmsssE in case the exiSences Of the seryios
sequare y. the article articles b obtained
without delay, and at the lowest price.
Desiets yiahine to sell to this Depot VIII be 70.
tueminx. D. 81. RUOKER,
Rrfsadier General and Chief O. artsrmastsf.
hk6 Depot Of Waahington.