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Proposals for Timber. &C., for the Navy.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
Bspssu Of Constructions, Es.iPasni, and RePsir,
~ June Is, lS4s


B.Sssu Of coniIueiioa, Es.ipasri, and RePas,
SEALED Proposals. endorsed n,oss.ss ,,sr q .a .s
sndsd received y this bureau until osloel Of
ass sss as nav. yards named.
81 ssI :n % Sss aaaaa yard
me IL July on or before me 5 n s
S ss s s On Sss ssaSas Il
Ss s several ts ass hsvs the supply
by purchase and the contractor and his saeue 70 De Responsible
'"'si me ssSs Be q
Of The ssysi. navy Yards printed rules Of which
agents timber lumber and other arteiss must be entirely
Ss s oss S must BE- loasn according the
growth have no wsne exceeding ono fourth me width
be Of very quality Of long leaf srain ysOw
s s q e ace om sae s
all sap q excluded N he q s timber The oak
within sixty miles q the be stripped
clear the ground Of which satisfactory evidence must be gwen
s y VII ii nn os
Of s cour, magistrate within the township county where the
Persons offering than yard u.t make
e.. sspds and X. ss
Th cost s each e must ss carried out and
sass v" constitute an no"' and The bid "" not be con
deliveries any grant
forced bidders therefore 70 offer than
The price %anaiassarsd sawed win estimated
miles. o.hsrwss spscIhed, y the cable lee.h
not c ii ,hs form ne contract, and ten ee
addition. wai e wIiShsd as%
Ninety e each delivery win se paid By the navy agent
by the Of the yard which the deliveries
Every offer accompanied by written guaranty, (the
pOS q s Or % Dc certified to By
The barssa that 4 he os. be The bidder bidder.
once dssna,sd sascas the with good and saeens pre
Tss 70 furnish .ns articles aseesy 70 ss terms pes
tract The law o. o August sss oSds The consideration Of ali
siSas S.r!ssisay ss.
n
every viii BE- rejected as those Whose o
accepted viii be duly notified and forwarded without
Offering directed designate the once through
conrac, shall be sent for execution.
FORM OF OFFER.
titts WAsMSoTos, ---, ls49.
conformity with the requirements Of the
from he m O. Equipment and Repair The la
or classes - and - for thar yard, 70 wit: h 1 !,
Class No. --- ut ist at7teI
- cubic feet white oak plank stocks, per
sided inches Of white oak boat knees al ceni. per
s'aed men
Class No. -.
- cubic feet yellow pine plank stocks, cents per
pomi:euou. yellow pine al cent. per
cupic ioot.'.
8
my bid be accepted desire be addressed through pos,
ONCE and the conuact to be the agent
To Com. c. W. SKINNER
Chief Bureau Of Construction &C., &C., Washington.
's;,asa sses se
receipt II me contract the post once aessna aie d Ss eu
sn's the ,n%s Win good and % ee TO . The
lder which IL made.
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Class No. 3.
White Pine.

o1Oo FEET board measure, No whine pine inch boards,
clear Of All dcfscfs knots splits ains
quality ~ wood, hcies and uneven thousand
1900 ei boaA measure No. pine inch boards,
have medium within the surface Of
neer ke, Of an other knos wood, shakes
-p and sswnrpcr thousand et board
lsh, Cherry, Block Walnut, Cypress, Locust, &c.
200 cubic feet s ash bun pieces om Il 20 % feet long and 10
svsee inches dameser the middle Of the scks clear Of
nore lee f6inches diameter cubic foot
$40 feet cherry boards inch thck average 6
fnch~ ~--prr fhoussBi feet, board
white plank, inches tickpcr
rbous.nd net, b0nrd measure. MI.
500 feet cherry plank, inches nick
14fpches wide--per ssousnnd Feet, lizard measure.
non scf, black walnut thick.
average is Inches wideer thousand fse board measure.
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leading railroad men in country.
railway recorded progress Of railway
iii the dependent upon
The locomotive railway system great
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Of the original coated rom the best editions, and
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June IL bookstore, near OH street
NEW BOOIxs.--Lh in the Far West, by George Frederic
Dsnes Divine Comedy, The rnfsno prose translation
original coated from the best editions
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Susscrsbsrs the American Art Union FOR is4s can
N obfainth heir 81 a Of
TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
June 81 9th street
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NAVY YARD, BROOKLYN, N. Y.

and moulded 10 Each OF these pieces
pieces worked 10 inches sding and
moulded Dimensions allowance made Of inches
moulding Of the may be taken out IL
proper, viii hew them with reference to
this arrangement sStN ta
oak keeon pieces for oopoEws of the LIST class, ree
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ena Class No. 3.
Southern Ysiloe Pine. BY the cubic foot.


IS beams IS Feet in length side 3 inches inches
2,925 cubic
40 beams IS length side IL inches, IA inches
2,l00cubie feet.
FRIGATEs.
10 beams 10 feet In length side Is inches and mould
$40 cubic feet.
10 beams Is feet in length side Is inches and mould IA nches
$50 cubic
~
245 cubic
10 beams A feet in length II nches mould Is inches,
625 cubic
10
el5 cubic feet
beams ~ feet length side II nehes mould IS inches,
81 cubic feet
10
$50 cubic feet.
10 beams, ~
SO cubic feet
10 beams 20 feet length side inche II inches
500 cubic feet
The above beams be grain yellow pine spring
As - = 80
20 200 feet yellow pine plank stock, be fine grain
Class MOI
Southern Yellou Pine, (by cubic foot)
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Class NO. q. H.lHt
Blnek spruce spars and poles-By Ls inch and pole.

pieces, long middle, inches
top Of the barkper nch 240 inches
40 pieces long inches diameter the middle AZ inches
Of the barkpcr inch $50 inches
30 pieces 30 fee, inches demelern the middle ~ inches
end clear OF the barkper inch 2O inches
40 pieces "a long inches diameter the middle inches
top bakper inch, $40 inches
pieces, 25 long inches diameter middle az
inches diameter the end clear Of the barke nc SOC
inches.
100 poles long middle inches
top bakper pole by the pole
spars be Of the best quality straight and free
| from. ld a1aefa ~ , .
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average inches wdepeI thousand iest, board measure
eet board measure black walnut plank inches thick, TO
average il inches wde-per thousand feet board
90 ss long, from wdspsr thousand feet board
yellow on y IS ss long and from 70 % u
pieces i.e, iss long 10 II cubic
ss board 'sS ssa. boards Is 70 Is long
nom niche. wide, thousand si,
~ above described 70 be Of the very hest
ss The plank s 6
Class No 4.
Binck spruce spars and poles-By the ineh and pole.
30 pieces. long inches diameter in the middle inches
40 pieces IS feet long inches diameter the middle inches
1Sis sess Fey, long f1fa
~ ss n q ns aS
ann a. The .0 end sar q s The .,s men ao ~ %S.
inches diameter at the top end clear Of the bakper me 800
poles, long, inches diameter in the middle, inches
diameter a, top end clear q the baper pole BY The pole
NAVY YARD BRooKLYN,N.Y
Class No. /.
Live Oak Timber, Coy the cubic feot)
Live oak keeson pieces for sae Of the LIST GLASS; two se as
q pieces % fee, long, ,74o cubic feet
il: ! !: !; Z
pieces worked 70 is inches siding and
IL inch moulded dimension allowance made q inches
and the contractor viii hew them with reference TO
Live pieces soopoewar of class (ee
sets,) iolows M
e pieces &C. e fee g long i 81 cubic feet
! !: & & !: + Is s ]:
To Be sided TX inches and moulded u inches Each Of ,ns s
inches moulding dimensions an allowance made
s ss sn s s OF may n
All The Aforesaid live oak keeon timber shan have grown
shall be
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Claee NO. z.
Yello,r Pine Timbfr.

5000 cubic grained yellow pine plank Stocks
% svere o Eve feet length and les than yhve Ret
long Two ades he lined rrsrht, may
raj taper 9th tree The other sides may be lined parallel
bendshs 90 with ne natural tsper be Straight
with fair curve The small end be les. than oudAh.
bun end and TIE small end
square, No sap wood shsu m me
breadth Of the face rom each allowed
excluded In rnh,r e,os
FEET ne grained southern yellow pine pomlscuous tim
foot
s ssoys yew ns n%ssr 70 be q me very ss-, quality and
perfect wood BIZ me -
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foot
100 white ash oars, 10 fee, long, 800 lenss by the
foot
$50 white ash oars IS long, 1850 fee, length, BY the
foot
800 White ash oars, feet long, 400 feet in length, by the
500 Win. ash oars, 10 feet long, or $500 feet in length, by The
=
800 vha,s oars, 10 FEET long or $500 ienrh, the
An the foregoing timber and plank quality
white ash nee nom ksots sp and al other defects
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NAVY YARD, cHARrEsTowS, MASS.
Class No. 1.
White Oak Timber, &c.

5000 cubic feet white oak plank stocks, average
feet length none % be les. than 1--WE long and less
Than twelve inches end
lined straight the siding
long both sides may aperns
connrmv win The growth ~ The
oneah Of The widh Of the nee of the Stocks squaedpe
cube foot ~ ...' .lI
1000 feet white pieces lengths
long and from u TO ~ nche. equal proportions Of differ
snf icnfhs and cubic oot
white OAK knee. o checks, 900 siding inches, neh
NE bodies and be nom eight
from nine 70 twelve nches and 70 rm from 10 100
The bodies be sided
Guiding the bark The moulding bodies
their lengths % be from heen twenty nches (per siding inch)
Der inch
900 white csk boat knees tsy 800 siding nches
four inches diameter clear Of the
" les man thiytso inches long Of
nanb<r % ~ squsfc knees-per inch, ncti siding
above white timber and
quality, and nee from ~ defects The ends
IN an perfect wood "
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To be OF the best quaI OF sc domingo 70 DC agHt
and sound and free from Checks and not less than three
Class No. TO-
Hickory Bars (by the bar.)
rough hickory bars Is long, square nche feet
rough hickory bars feet long, square nches foot
rs rough hickory bars feet long, inches foot above
r
rough hickory bars, long, square az inches
All BIO split sght from the best quality Of white heart hck
Dry, free from knots and all other defects.
Cypress BOARD measure.)
5000 feet Of cypress boards, 4 inch thick.
5000 1 ..t if
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Lumber, {" board measure, y per thousand feet.

900 feet board h quality 5nch clear white plank
1900 feet board Isl quality Inch clear Whine plank
1000 board LIST quality 3inch clear white
1900 se board measure, ia quality ~ inch clear white pine
plank. i
10000 feet measure quality pine plank
10000 set board measure, l quality ikneh clear white pine
plank ~
5000 feet, board measure, is quality ixnch clear white pine
plank.
1000 feet board quality cypress plank
1000 feet board LIST quality Inch clear cypress boards
1900 fe board lst quality 3fnch white
1900 rect board measure, Ia quality inch clear white .s plank
5000 board qualify
1900 feet, board Isl quality white
plank; niche wild
1000 feet, board LIST quality
plank; half be 70 nc
1000 feet board linch
500 feet board Isl quality finch
500 feet, board let quality 3nch black
1000 walnut blank
500 board
1000 ret, board lst quality nch black boards
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Cabinet Classic Tales, comprssne vol
ume of Wakefield Exies Of Siberia. and
Virginia. Travels sterne Sentimental Journey Of
Otranto, &C.
novels and Of Sir Walter Scott Lon
don. TAYLOR q MAURY,
June 81 Booksellers, 9Th street
TIE Illustrated Handbook for Travellers, being
through the United States, distances and l9
engraved Illustrations and large map published By sherman ana
smith, New York
Also Dsurne Raroad, Steamboat, Telegraph Book price,
map, Is cents For sale by FRANCK TAYLOR
MEMOIR OF Wnn. Ellery Charming, with exfrscn
wi from his correspondence and manuscripts, 3vol with portrait
vols, complete. TAYLOR MAURY,
June 20, Booksellers, On street,
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The New York Herald contains intelligence of the
death OF Hon. Benjamin A. Bdlack, American charge
d'aiaires to the republic of New Grenada. He died at
Bogoa, on the 9th OF January, of appopexy This will
be sad and sudden news to his numerous friends.
Mr.. Bdiack was Pennsy lvanan--a citizen OF
Wilkesbarre, Luzerne county lie had served with dis
tncton in the legislature and in Congress, and was ap
pointed in 1915 by President Polk, the mission which
he filed at the time of his death His at the gov
eminent OF New Grenada marked by the most
Jealous and intelligent attention TO his duties He con-
Guided few months ago, with that government, a
highly important reaty-no the least valuable feature of
which the success with which he carried out the
instructions of his government in securing the right of
way this country across the sthmus of Panama He
held in the highest esteem by the authorities to
whom he was accredited, and foreign agent of this
county more conided in by the late administration
He man of noble and prepossessng appearance
of great suavy OF manners-and OF warm and generous
impulses An estImabc family, and large circle of
friends, will deeply morn his premature deah.-PennSy
uantan.
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I'm n. GREEN. .7.scfsOmeer.


FuRNITURE, GRoCKERY, CUT GLASS AND
l. PLATED WARE, SHOWER BATH, &c AT AUG.
TlON-On Saturday, the sist instant, shall sell, my
Auction Room, Concert Hall, near Browns Hotel, IL
O'Clock IN excellent assortment OF the above named
Articles belonging honorable gentlemen who have
left the CITY, VIZ:
Mahogany sdeboards, dressing and other bureaus
Do sota parior and other chairs, toilet glasses
Do wash and light stands, dining and olhes
tables
Painted wardrobes Wristbands and tables
Fine plated cande-branches, (heavy plate)
Do do ffuit-baskets and dishes, do
Fine gilt girandoes, five burners each, (supcror)
Do do caudle brackets, solar, lard and other lamps
Several fine cut-giass decanters and hook bottles
Five dozen champagne glasses and gobets, (various
pa;erns,)
Five do gla sses, two dozen bottles (fne)
Two do hook glasses, tunblers preserve dishes, and
float bowls
Chatting dishes, crockery ware, granite toilet SETS &c
Brass andirons, shoveis and tonas and tenders
Cane seat and other chairs, bedstead5, Ne
Also, Baes's patent showerbah, full rgg I'd miniature
ship, with many other articles which deem unnecessary
TO enumerute
Terms: All of under $25, cash; over S25 a
credit OF 80 and 30 days, for satisfactorily endorsed
bearing interest A. GREEN,
Mar % Auc,ionee
p s. Win be added to the above sale, variety of ncy
and useful artces-such niad hair brushes,
fancy boxes &c, with many other articles in that line
Also, fine surveyors compass, nearly new. A. G.
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IN Il. GREEN, .gnclionesr.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
AUCrlON.-On Tuesday, the 81 A prl. shall sell, N
the residence of Gen Dix, OH street. between 81 and Al
Streets 10 o'clock exeeieur OF cham
Der dii,ng- roou,. and kitchen furniture, viz;
Mahogany extension dining table, superior article
Do centre, writing, and other tables
Do sidebeard, dressing and other bureaus
Do marbie-top enclosed stand
Do bookcase and secretary
very superior mahogany wardrobe, rockingchairs
Walnut WI rdrobe, French and other bedseads
Cane aud wood-seat chairs, waslls,ands
Luge bookcases hat. rack hal lamp
Fine parlor Brussels carpeL passage oicIoih
Ingram and step carpets, hearth rugs, straw mating
Feather bads, bedding aud mattresses
Cooking, alright, parlor, and other stoves
Also an client lot OF kitchen requisites with many
other articles which deem unnecessary to enume.
Term. OF sale: All sums of and under $780, cash
$3.50 credit OF sixty and ninety days. for notes satacto.
rily endor sed, bearing interest
The above rbed furniture is of a good quality, and
worth the attention of persons furnishing
Mar 2SL6t A. GREEN, Auconeer.
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Fresh Groceries,

On BBI.S very superior bright p. sugar
~ % bbls. do N Orleans do.
10 bags government Java, and other coffee part OF
which is very old and superior
bbls Coverings best crushed sugar, refined without
blood
6hoasheads and ierces Stnarts bright p r. strip, and
other kinds OF moasses
baskets plus ultra fresh table oil
1000 lbs. Maryland excelsior cured spiced hams
Extra ne green and black teas vines brandes family
-four in bag. and bbls SPERM solar and patent oils with
general assortment OF groceries, unsurpassed the Dis
rct in quality. T. M. P. KING
Opposite Ms. Madisoas, corner 18th and ste.
Mar
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AN APPALLING sHIPwREcK.--In the Geographic news
by the Canada mentioned that The barque Flordan
of New York, from Antwerp, lost, with nearly two
hundred passengers. The vessel sailed for New York
about the last OF February Her passengers comprised
Young, respectable German agricultural aboers, with
Amongst the number on board were from fifty to sixty
women, and between twenty and thirty children, of diff
ferent ages The ship was worked by of nearly
twenty, part OF whom were Engshmen She encoun-
tered very heavy weather, and struck about o'clock,
on Wednesday afternoon, 7h instant, with tremendous
force,
Within few minutes of the vessel striking, the sea
broke into her hull with much impetuosy, blowing up
the hachways and sweeping many of the poor creatures
overheard while others were drowned in their berhs,
being unable 10 from the effects of sea sickness
Captain Whtmore, pcrceivng the inevitable destruc-
ton the ship gave orders his men to launch the
boats. The first boat broke a1rt the moment she
was launched, and ii is said capszed directly with two
men that in it, The moment the second boat was
lowered, the captain jumped into it, with Mrs Whit
more, (his Wife, This led to desperate rush towards
the craft Some twenty thirty poor creatures,
men and women leaped from the quarter deck of the
laundering ship into the boat The result was that it
instantly capsized and the whole party instan-
taneousy lost There being now possible means of
escape left for those board, the took to the rig
gng, TO which they dashed themselves and upwards of
hundred of the emgants congregated the quarter
deck Here they had not been than hour before
the ship broke in two amidships. The mainmast fell
over the side with fearful crash and Tremendous sea
carried away the whole of the quarterback. with the
of human beings on it, A frightfu shrek filed
the air. ard the next moment the unfortunate creatures
ten rescued by the men who had secured them.
selves in the rigging and alas only to with more
horrible death All except four froze to death before
came.
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Isy Il. GREEN, .7iscif0nefr.

rJNRUSTEE's sale.-By virtue of deed OF trust from
L William Wheaty, recorded in Lber w. B. No. l25,
folio and TO- the land records for the county Of
Washington the subscriber will otter for sale at public
in liant, O'clock lots Nos rs add 20, IN square
l97, situated a SOUTH between u and streets
Also ut time and place, several other desirable
lots As the and neighbohood OF these ios be-
ing gradually proved the attention OF purchasers in
vied 10 this good investment.
In OF bed weather the sale viii be postponed until
the ne xt fair day Terms will be liberal and made known
AT the sale JOHN CARROLI BkEN |, Trustee.
Mar H-3tWST A, GREEN, Auctioneer.
s-Thc sale Is postponed In consequence the
rain until Thursday, the 22l instant, same hour.
Mar 2l-2t A. GREEN.
Ms The above sale 8 further siponed until Wed
nestiuy. the 18th instant, same hour. A. GREEN
Mar 23-td Auctoneer
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Mar 20-eotAp POO
Rv n. GREEN. v3..cifOn.er.

VERY extensive sale of household furniture, &c at the
National Hotel On Thursday, the 9Th day of April
next, 10 O'Clock A. M, shall commence the SALE
continue from day day until all is sold, OF the whole OF the
establishment known Ma
tonal Colem2ns Hotel the greater part of which is
nearly and In excellent order, | enuneIate in
very extensive assortment of China, Glass
Crockery, Abata, Britannia, and Block Tin Ware of
nearly every description and OF fine quality
Mahogany Sofas, Ottoinans. Divans, Lounges, Chairs
Centre and pier, dining breakfast card and side Tables
Sideboards, Bureaus, Wardrobes, Washs,ands Bed
steads, nc
Maple high and lowpost and French double and single
Bedsteaas
Cane, oilce, arm, fancy, and wood seat Chains.
Washstands, dressing and writing Tables
Extensive of Brussels theeply and ingram
Carpets Hearth Rugs, Crumb C'ohs &c.
Large lot OF excellent dining room, passage, and step Oil
Cloth, Straw Mating, nc
Fine parlor and chamber Window Curtain
yeni,an and painted Window Blinds.
Large French plate Mirrors and other Looking Glasses
Fine Plateau, with full set of Candelabras, Cirandocs
Solar, hall, and other Lamps, Chandeliers NC.
Feather Beds and hair Mattresses, larxe quantity
Linen and cotton sheets. Blankets, Quilts
Comforts, DC :
Andirons, Shovels and longs, Tenders, Stoves &c.
large assortment OF Cooking Cop,ers, wooden, and
other Kitchen Requisites
Terms of snle Ali sums OF and under S2j, cash over
S25, and exceeding $50 and four months credit
$50 two Tour, aud six months for all
Of credit, satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest.
/, Bv order of the Trustees. A. GREEN,
Mar 27--eods Auctionecr.