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10 cement
The offers be made for each class of articles sepa
raely, according TO its number and be endorsed and
include all the articles in the Glass; distinctly shifting
price of each and every article in the listper
pound. ton, hundred, foot Dozen &c., and the amount
rIed out Tor the whole quantity, and correctly added up
the loot and the whole amount OF the clnss bid
i'll words. All the articles to be OF the best quality
be delivered at the navy-ynrd Pensacola, free OF
pence to the government at such times within the said
year. and in such quantities within the stipulated
usual inspection, and be to the entire satisfaction of the
commandment OF the said navyyard Payments be made
monthly
The bureau itself the right increase or di-
mnish the quantities. of the articles named in the several
classes 70 the amount of fifty per cent? according the
wants of the service.
Each OTTER must be accompanied by written guaranty
signed by one or more responsible the effect
he they undertake. that the bidder bidders WILL If his
or their bid be accepted, enter into obligation within
ten days alter the bidder bidders shall been notified
by letter. through the post Office, of the accepance OF
or their bids with good and sufficient sureties furnish
the supplies proposed for.
No proposal will be considered unless accompaned bv
such guaranty and conforming in n respects this
tsement.
Bond and security viii be required in one-thd the cs.
natcd amount of the cassor classes in the ono
tract, and 10 per cent deducted from each blu until the
contract is cancelled.
In OF failure deliver according contract the
government will supply the DEFICIENCIES, if any, over and
above the prices stipulated at the expense of contractor
May n VIM. b. SCOTT, Navy Agent +
Or To be published twice week until 18th June in the
Union, 1nelgencer, Richmond Enquirer, Baltimore Re-
publican a. Argus, md the Sun, Daily Times Boston.
New York Globe md Sun, New York city; Pennsyvanian
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| S,oI4h Carr,lir,n Z III tllc AuOlralIY.

The S",ise cs ssa'as Of ds.lis
The United States of America, The schooner Rober,
Wilson, her tackle, apparel, &c-Condernned forfeited
for violation OF the provisions Of several OF Congress
iorbidding the slave trade.
IN pursuance OF accretaI order district court
OF the United States for this district this day.
notice is hereby given that all persons having claims
against the said Robert Wilson, cnptos or as
their agents. do in and file their proofs of claims and
their with the undersigned, the register OF the
said court on or before the first day OF July next.
IL. Y. GRAY, Dist. Clerk.
Al Chareston, April Is, lsr.--Aprl 2O-IawI0w
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THE UNION.


Navy Agents Office. May 81 lsH
DROPOSALS vvill b. Beceaved ~ thAs once until
O'Clock Tuesday, the nd day Of June ensuing, for
the delivery Of the following articles at the navyyard in this
city, during the LIST July nsxt and ending
the Both June SS, upon the terms and conditions here
matter specified
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II gross GilOtts steel pens
3 dozen Perry's mapping steel pens
100 quilts
dozen 2-baded penknives
6.
lbs. large size red waters
lbs sealing-wax
80 lbs black sand
dozen ivory paper folders
2-oo rules
dozen rulers
pieces India.rib
:" pint bottles black ink
carDne red ink
grossn red tape
/" best quality black-lead pencils
dozen camelair pencils
g office note books quarto, no rcd lines
piece China ink
qures imperial Whatmans drawing paper
lbs. red chalk
dozen Cohcn's "H" pencils
"H II" pencils
Brookman's and Langdon's "H II II"
pencils
CLASS NO. g.
Lime and Ce,usuf.
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y, NUuce 20 Ff6-tnlptIOn CIN1manta.
Every person entitled the right OF 10 any
ands WITHIN the townships above enumerated is required
% establish the same tile satisfaction of the Register and
Receiver OF the proper land office, and make payment
therefor as soon as practicable after seeing this notice and
before the day appointed for commencement OF the
public sale OF the lands embracing The tract claimed.
otherwise such claim will be forfeited
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
- Commissioners OF the General Land Office.
April 9-Iawl3w
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C,EPARATE psepsaals wan ~ seasAvsA uAsaA enrse
- o'clock Wedne sahe 10Th day Of June; FOR supply
ing the stationery and exssrng the prinng doscriDed IN
QUALIFY. and tho printing executed Ia the best manner
Samples of the former must accompany eccn DID, ana
specimens Of the latter will bc shown to bidders IN the
several bureaus, when desired.
The successful bidder will be required 70 give bond with
approved suretes for the faithful performance OF MS con
tract; and the department will reserve the right to order
the articles and work such times and in such quantities
as may deem proper, and to increase diminish the
quantities stated below.
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I'd FOR RENT, large and convenient threc-story
!. brick house, with back building all in complete or
g. o ger, with marble manels, and large double lot with
a. Dowson, esq, the Capitol gate. Inquire of
-, m ,~ J. r. PEPPER,
nPIn 1o-cnwuh For the heirs
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DUFF GREEN AND BEN. Il. GREEN,
.9ftSrMsvs and COMHsc20rs-ut- x,0E.

.9ftSr,seys and [OMRsG0Ors-ut-Z0r.
O6fce on F street the Treasury department,
WILL give prompt attention TO claims before of the
w departments OF the government, before Congress-
and also in the courts OF the District and in the Su
prcme Court of the United States.
Address Green Il Green, Washington city, postage paid
Nov lS-f
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NV A1SnAs AND = WELERY.--Ju received by the
w last arrivals English gold and silver patent lever
watches-some from the celebrated rnakers-,vitb
chains SEALS keys, and great variety of fine jewellery
All OF which will be sold at the lowest prices and warranted
by the subscriber.
May 4-3t ROBERT KEYWoRTH
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N pursuance OF law, !, JAMES X. POLK President OF
te United States OF America, do hereby declare and
make known, thai public sale be held ut the land
ONCE az MlNEhAl4PolNT, in the TERRITORY of WIS
OoNSlN, commencing on MONDAY, the nineteenth day
OF July next Tor the disposal of the public lands tho
aforementioned townships, to wit.
1'o'fn q me od ne and ,rea Of the fourth principal
yidfan.
Townships seventeen, eighteen and nineteen of range
three 71-' - '' - -
townships seventeen and eighteen, of range four
Lands appropriated by law use of schools militia
y or ottcr purposes, VIII be excluded from the sale.
ne sale VIII be kept open Tor weeks (unIess the
ands are sooner disclosed Off and no longer and
private entries OF land in the townships will be
anlled untli inter the expiration weeks from the
commencement OF said sale.
Glyen under my hand, ut the city of Washington, this
and forty-seveii. LANES 2 Pulk
by the President: "
RcnAKp NJ YouNe
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
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q IL q IL q I1 M. ID L II Il,

GEORGE M BIBB,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
IIAS established his office in the city Of Washington, and
proers his services the public in the prosecution
claims upon the Treasury Of the United States, in argu
of in the circuit courts OF the district of Column
ba, and in Supreme Court OF the United States.
His office the south side OF street the Treas
uary building.
June bly,
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The United States Of America, IN ,h, aa,,;..,,,,
| South n ina district III We AQIlIraItY

o @mi,s caro s,ss d Sse st'' the Admiralty
The United States of America The schooner Merchant
her tackle, apparel, &cCondenned forfeited for vio
ntion OF the provisions ofsevera of Congress forbid
ding the slave trade.
I'm pursuance OF dccretal district court
OF the United States for this district entered on this ny
notice IL hereby given, that all persons having claims
against the said schooner Merchants cnptor their
agents, do come in and file their proofs of claims and their
powers with the undersigned the register of the said court
on or before the first day Of July next
H. Y. GRAY, Dist. Clerk.
AT Charleston, April Is, 1871. April 2O-lawIOw
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lands within the townships above ennn,emted is required
70 The same 70 the satisfaction of the Register md
Receiver al Mineral Point, and make payment therefor
soon as acabe after seeing mofic and before the day
appointed Tor the commencement the public sale the
wil be forfeited KICHAKn Al yOIfNG
commissioners OF the General Land Office.
April 5--lawI3w
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6 bars Of wright IRON, IL II. IN long each, For do
inches wide and inch thick, of In
Y bars of wright iron, ~ inches long each, oven,
inches wide, and inch thick,
6 bars of wright ron 10 n. in long each, For do
4inches wide, and inch thick, | of an
7 bars q incheslong each, inches wide, oven
and inch thick,
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EsqaI Notices.

NOTICE 10 Tarpsycr Controllers Oh.e, btoos'
MIN November l7h, lsi6.Pursuant 10 an Act Of tbs
Iegsaiufs entitled An Act relative t0 hs collection OF
TAKE. the city % Brooklyn, and for oher purposes
passed April l8h 1881 Notice IL hereby given that IN.
Rolls for Taxes for the current year, have this
day been delivered Ia the Controller of the city Of BROOK
yI and that from all which shall be paid 10 the said
Controller within thirty days from the date hereof de-.
dncon Of Three per cent will be made and that from al
taxes which shall be paid amer TN, expiration OF the said
thirty days sndwhln sixty days from said date deduc'
ton Of Two per cent will be made and that on and after
the Fssr Tuesday In January next One per cen, will be
sdded to all taxes then remaining unpaid and that on he
TBRD Tuesday OF January neat the said Controller VIII
deliver to the Collectors Of ths city OF Brooklyn the
said Assessment Rolls together with the warrants thereto
annexed directing them To proceed with regard 10 the I'M
paid taxes In the manner directed by law.
The Controller would respectfully request those who In
tend avail themselves Of the provisions Of the Act efei
red In the above notice to Inform him thereof soon -
practicable that their bills may he In readiness so rs 10
prevent delay when they may be prepared to pay their
taxes
In compliance with esoluton Of the Mayor and Com
mon Council, NOTICE Is hereby farther given that the
Controller will receive taxes at his Office In the City
Buildings FROM O'CLOCK A. NJ UNTIL O'CLOCK
r. NJ. aud al no other hours A. III. OSBORN
nj CnutTosr
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MoKE TKoUBLE--The ' an Buren, Ark lnteli
senccr Of the 18th inst says We learn that some one
o. noe Of the volunteers so supposed, who are now
stationed at Fort Gibson have recently killed two Cher
okees The Cherokees greatly excited and we hear
they loudly demand redress, We have not heard any
paTte uars aud therefore not able to give any
history Of the affair opinion as to the cause oil
the murders, or the justice OF the excitement
VICTORY OR DEATH.-A story is told Of a worthy
lad from old Edgeheld' who was recently doubling
whether or not he should volunteer for Mexico. One
cf the flags waving in his eyes somewhat discouraged
In Victory is good thing" said he. but why put
vctory or Death p. it YioOry or Cripple, said he,
and II 20 that
ALL RIGHT.-No bars were to be tolerated OH
board the vessels which conveyed the soldiers to New
Orleans rom Pittsburgh being forbidden by Reeimenia
oroe No =, from Col Wynkoop. The same orders
sdvis the sc,est caution in relation to extra arms
IN possession Of the men. Germantown Telegraph
NAvAL-The British schr. Evander from Nassau,
N p arrived Norfolk the 25th inst with the
der of the officers and crew and stores OF the late
u. :. ship Boston.
IL Don Walter Cotton, recently elected Alcalde
Of Monterey the Pacific is the Rev. Walter Cotton
formerly Of Philadelphia
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Loss of the bark Elizabeth (o Portsnd) Capt !ordon
The sailed hence for Cork the 2Vh Nov on the 2o'h
she experienced heavy gale which blew with great
violence for "a hours During the time the cargo SHUT
cd that tho vessel lay with her rml under uc water
Tor hours On the morning of the 9Th In lat 80 30,
Ion A. 40 the gale increased to complete hurricane at
NJ the wind luoi nearly to a calm Tor about min.
u,cs il then shifted and blew as violent as before and
Al The same time She was boarded by heavy sea- that
swept the deck OF everything movable, breaking the
Captain leg and badly njuring three seamen so AS to
unit them TOR duty. Gu, away the topmasis alter
which the vessel rghicd leaking badly sci both pumps
TO work and in two hours freed her saved courses
very bad condition with this sail were IN hopes OF
getting TO Bermuda After trying bard from the 2'th
the 18th without any success II blowing gale most
OF the time when the Bremen ship Won Humboldt
Can't Wachter from Bremen for ny. came up and kind
took Us ON board il being impossible to get our vessel
into any port in her present condition.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
AN AMERICAN LAMENT
NJ T. GREGORY


The nation deplores the lose 81 the hraye oiSes and
ma, Who have saiany salien.'-Prts Mes. DEC. ISIS.
War weep for the brave, for many a. star
Hath fallen amid the rude ihuuders OF war.
q dark va. The hour and deadly the strife,
rh., brought to the hero the sunset of life,
put deeper the sorrow and darker the gloom,
That resi on the hearth of the dcsols,c home
The circle is broken. loved one Is gone,
par away hath he fallen in hies early dawn
q many the hearts that bleed for the slain,
And those that are scattered DER mountain ana man,
For the Angel OF Death is the warrior there
he dshts fox the foe on his fiery Car;
He rides on the blast oer the land and the wave
lie breahes on the victoTs, they sleep In the grave
The stay of the aged hath from them been torn.
In sorrow they sink, or live but TO mourn
The cmbcrs burn dimly, the chill wind - sweeping
Round the widow lone dwelling the Orphans weeping
Long long shall the orn one the loved ana inc true
Remember the parting. the last 'sd adiea.
.u.re take This memen,o" ne hastily said.
In the land OF the foe may sleep win Inc dead
Then cheri.h the shade o! thy lover that fell
In the din of the battle. Farewell. farewell
q weep Tor the brave, for many a star
Hath fallen amid the wild iempes, Of war.
a Dsgaesrcotype. An acquaintance states that while
asn uRSures OF the soldiers al one OF the rendezvous
IN he Eve oi their departure for Mexico, he iound I'M
o..5e 10 supply the urgent demand though improving
very m0nca VI daylight on week days and saohashs so
az ious wer- they leave these little remembIances
suh fends aud cherished ones, fearing, would seem
they ms return; which sad preseninen win
aIe RS a.. IN
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Books.
no THE MEDICAL PROFESSION.

TO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION.
TNIIS DAY PUBLISHED No. OF The Annaisi, Re
cord of Practical Medical Medicine in The City Of New
York. Edited by William c. Roberts NJ ID Fellow OF Tho
College of Physicians a. Surgeons oi New-iOk
CONTENTS.
Report Of the Cpique Of the College Of Physicians and
Surgeons: Report Of The NewYork Hospitals Report o
New-York Pathological Society; Case Of Dropsy OF the
Ovun by Alfred C. Post. NJ D. Remarks on the applica
lion OF Pouces TO iDf4med Eyes by c. T. olinaId, Nj
d. A Lovel method Of detecting aneedle and lis eXfc
lion by means of MagnetisIn-Dr n. T. GU; Reform ID
Medical Educaton-Views entertained in Philadelphia or
the subiect-by Physicia Of hat city, Editors Table
Our Exchanges-lnsensi biit iurng Surgical operations
PRODUCED by inhalation Clinical Lectures AT the New
Yo!k II spiial- Baudeocque-Va Msnlsges; Ohiiu
sry Published by DANIEL ADEE,
an IU7 Fulton ST. n. Y.
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with brig Mary ELLEN, ior NY Lei, br.s Argus Rich
for NY days. Passenger Ms Karen
srhr CreenNay Couch. 4 a. i'm Richmond -four &c
10 Alien Paxon
Schr lda Russell, Nickcrson, 10 de I'm Ceshsin !s'h
to master - 49,,
SchrAF Thorn sanford, ia I'm Wilmington NJ
nsyal stores sc 70 Powell.
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BOWS LISIMENT-Cure for Group, Whoopng
- Cough and Bronchtls-Dr BOW, graduate OF tue
University of Edinburgh and long medical practitioner
In England new retired fOm business recommends his
Linmenl TO the American public Beside uumberess cases
witnessed in his own extensive pIactce IN Engiand IN
which the Linment has failed OF It's eicacy Dr.
Bow has appobsiory letters from distinguished ndlydu-
ais in Great Britain and America ayOuchng the complete
OF this valuable medicine To be hsd WIN urec
lions for usne H. at 1856 Chshan-sL 1873 Eghtayenue,
near Eighleenhf and at Dr. Overs, corner OF Bono 81
and BoWery Y. York a. 81 per phi9. do Inn
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a FOR SALE Three lots Of land In Tbs village Oi
M Sing Sing a short distance south Of the Mountain
- House on the east side Of the Albany Post Road
The first contains about acres and lately belonged n
Joseph \. Waller. The second contains about Al acres
and lately beon ged to w O. Waller. and tbs third which
nd oips the second contains about 81 and lately be-
lOnged TO Henry Waller. These lots are handsomely cit
uated emineBce and command fms view Of Tsp
pan Bay, but shot distance from tho steamboat
landing sn1 conveniently located for country residences
for gentlemen residing IN the city.
Also two small lots In said village, on Wallerayeuue
ives. of said Road, late he properly Of Joseph Waller
about 100 feet front tho nOrherly side OF Waller
avenue and by about III feet deep snd The other h
nbDu % feet front tbs south side Of said avenue and
rear by ~ feet deep.
One hair the purchase money csn remain unpaid, So
cured by mortgage upon the premises toI farther par
ticulsrs nquire III PHILIP NERPLANCK, Newburgh,
MACOLM SSOWDEN, Sing Sug, or tO
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NOTICE Is hereby given that we have been appointed
by order o the HonPho Gndley Circuit Judge Of the
5h Circuit, Trustees Of the estate % hamilton ID. Risey,
r nonresident dcbtor-snd hereby require ali persons
indebted 10 the said Hamilton d. Risley, To render an ac
Of all debts and of money owing by them
respectively and pay the TO the undersigned ohm
IL Edmonfs his office In the city Of Utica by The 9TH day
Of February 1871 And all persons having In their possession
any property effects OF the said Hamilton ID. Rscy
required deliver the to by the day above men
toned And all the creditors Of the said Rsey are also
required to deliver their respective accounts and demands
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NJ Rim E JOU X N A l..
PORT OF NETWORK.
CLEARED

ships Ehxs Warwick. Loring, Liverpool Cook &
smith Columbia, Rsthbooe, Liverpool T. II Marshall ,
- Jsrnes Meyer Liverpool. Grinnell, Minturn & Co
Brigs Gszelie, Escs, IT Johns, ny q & Laurie ,
George Emery, Carlton Marsciics, Hale e. Kcmbsl
Carolina Jefferson, Csao, Tracy Republic Little
field. Pensacola
sehr Hopewen, Spear, Barbados. Brett & vosc; J
pdresrd Pennington NO; Baltimore Latourelle, Bait
sioop Louisa, Norton, Richmond.
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Shin Manhattan Capt Carroll which sailed hence ol
Glasgow 9Th inst grain loaded put into Newport day
snce lesky; was towed to the city yesterday by thf
steamer Jacob Bell.
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2 WALKERS

beautiful PICTORIAL PATTERNS for binding
- IIarpers Shakespeare now ready. lie invites h
friends and the public call at his Bookstore, ia Fulton
St and examine them.
Just Published a most beautiful volume on Christian
Missions Illustrated, entitled Chrsts Messengers. Suita
bic for Christian present
Fifth edition of DR.. Cheevefs Lectures on Pilgrims Fro
gress r. few copies OF this beautiful book, illustrated
with English engravngs In elegant morocco bindings, ar,
reserved for New Year gifts Early application necesse
ry TO secure copy, Ms the number Is limited.
United States Archives Now ready, the second editor
of this great National work The Siatesman's Manual
large volumes, 8vo 1900 PIP. Price S.
Just Pubsled-The 18Th edition Of tho History OF 10
manism illustrated by Dr.. Downing.
EDWARD WALKER, Publisher and Booklinder
dl0os ia funon-sI
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ARRIVED,

bremen ihip A Won humboldt WachteT Is as I'm Brc
ynsn mdse 10 Oeldchs & kru2er-2Os Storage Passen
sefs The A has experienced severe weather on the
yrs,sse. &c.
Biz L n Appleton Bradford, Is Dis fun Curaccs, dye
wood &c " Bo0nap, Graves Il 20. Sailek 10 company
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ffrDE LADIES will ind The meet collection OF elegant
JEWELItY 10 bs found In the county, comprising all
Of I've ofed stse Of orno.,ets together with Infinite
Ieiy Of choices fancy articles suitable for pre.ens at tho
yewelry aud Lamp opposits the
ills W 2aO5iCRANE BANKS, 3u Broadway.
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-. KELLINGER,s LINIMENT.-In z

ND. kELLiSGEk'S LINiMENT.-in Thu
43N~onderful preparation the afflicted have got what
- they have long and seriously called for Not snu.
ary se 10 lhe sale Of twenty thousand bottles has been
known falling TO DO all that expected OF II Ii acts
IKE magic In a rheumatic affections and pains Of all and
every nature yield TO II Immediately II IL certain 10
cure all sorfs Of any description, either horse,
a. the appcation 10 made and In shorter time than any
Other remedy offered TO Inc people IL very fra
grant cafe and egreeabeto be used upon all ages
nsy and internally and fear OF taking cold after Its
Mr. James Murphy Of The Bowcry Lire OF Ssges ssI
that saved the lie OF one II bis asd Ia using ives
dozen not bottle has failed.
High Bridge. AT this place groce aof groce hrs hce
gsod without failure. Mr.. Arnold MssoD and Mr. SamnA
Roberts, builders Of the BRIDGE Mr. Mason ssys that by
tbs Of Tires four bottles his rh lac pains have
been entirely ersdicsied. Sir Roberts gives bis opn.
ion that one OF The great Of saving hise
from injury sustained from fall To be had al 80 John
81 am al The great Central Depo Harlem Railroad Once
City Hall n large bottles al 81 cents bottle ra0 3m