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10 ans Editor.

lnyOur paper Of yesterday you copy from letter in the
Baltimore "Hun, statement OF the Senate's con6rma
ton Of Capt Ewe, and referring myself Will you be
% good to let say word in your PAPER in reference
70 ihs me. explain how the matter Glands The SEN
ate last In executive sessions the
nomination made by the President to fill vacancy OF cap
tanin the OF dagoons. against my prior right
The SENATE My nomination for. promotion has been
resolutions, declared to be entitled to promotion to
my position. The Executive, however. did not accord
with the Senates decision and ADVICE and the n0mna
don Of another made, and his confirmation, by q
msogrs vote Of the Senate, adoptedand this against
ths fm and solemn declaration OF the Senate that am
entitled to promotion, and should have been nominated to
Tfs correspondent Of the Philadelphia United States
0azstle and North American says After contest OF
o1cted interest, Captain Ewel was confirmed for the
coumenion 10 which be had been nominated in the first
dagoons and bya vote which settles ell future agitation
The prediction which recently ventured, when the case
an lhe Senate win longer be excited by question
whch has occasioned the loss of 90 much time and
volved % many unpleasant enbarassmentsn This ID all
CANNON. This correspondent doubtless expresses the
feengB and wishes Of certain preudiced parties. His
"psoction" referred tovz that such vote" (three
majority settles all future agitaton.-s absurd,
and shows that the wish is father to the thought"
The confirmation of Ewels nomination does not, cannot,
and will not settle the question My right 10 promotion
u the same before On the occurrence of every
Vacancy. until justice prevails, stau not givs II up
JAS. w. SCHAUMBURG,
First Reg. Dragons, U. s. Army.
JuxE 20. 1850
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FRIDAY, June 90, $780,
The Board met pursuant to adjournment present. all
the members
The Board resumed the consideration of several cases
heretofore partially considered and thereupon came to
an opinion that the claims Of John p Schatze. French
STROLLER, Joachim Fox. Henry Gisner, Henry Breeze,
Adophe Seuzeman. George s Miller, Pierre Seuzeneau.
administrator Of Emile Seuzeneau Sidney Udall. Ehu
D. Smith, George East, and Archibald STEVENSON, are
valid claims against the republic Of Mexico and al
lowed the accordingly the amounts 10 be awarded
to the said claimants subject to the future action Of the
Board.
Ordered That when the Board adjourn to-day II adj
josrn TO Monday, the 18th day Of November next.
Ordered 0tso That the Secretary notice TO be pub
ished the National Inssllgencer RePubc, and Union
newspapers, that memorial will be received by the
Board after the Let day OF February next unless for special
shown which must be- verified by aidavit and
that all where memorials have been received but not
yet decided, be down for hearing the first Monday
Of December next; and II further delay IN any case be
wanted, motion in writing that esct must be submt
ted before that day setting forth the sssons Tor such
delay.
The Board then adjourned.
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Fridays papers met on Friday night. and that it was
rshsraa beggarly account Of empty boxes"-not more
thnn forty. perhaps, in attendance The ree.soilers took
~ Booth. Of Connecticut, in the chair Il il
I'D thsyca 10 the resolution press the California
bill mart wesko st perhaps two hours later the 6rst
evening" then four hours, then six hours, until they
make the sessions permanent
i hoped the Senate will take the question on their
bill before the House can act.
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JAS. w. SCHAUMBURG,
First Reg. Dragons, U. s. Army.
From the Charleston Courier.

No shs Hon. u. D. Rhsst.
SIN; Your remarks in Yesterdays Courier, in reference
2cssh 4 the meeting on Friday night last exhibit very
hle Of the candor and boldness which distinguished
able OCCASION You repeat my admission OF the haste
aud my doubt Of my entire success in conveying is sub
stance purpo and endorse the correctness OF that ad
mission, without condescendng 10 point out wherein my
eETon consisted You had seized opportunity, sir to
spsak 70 ths people Of Charleston on subject BY your
own confession, Of startling and momentous interest and
conGsQusncss moro nor ess than the formation
q southern confederacy or even the erection OF South
Carolina into eepae and independent sovereignty or
na1ion; and deemed il important that the people OF
the city, Of the State and Of the Union should know the
fac Of which, BY the way, the newspaper reports Of the
3ss6ng Y question gave not the slightest intimaton
Hepces ar, my attempt at reporting your speech--my
sot - preventing your light from being hid under a
beod 10 making the attempt however, justice 10 you
fEsn' sSais and sGo with 's
proper, end. trust becoming dstrus Of the accuracy
q bosh ear and memory, qualified my sketch a. hasiy
esos even Ss ssSsssncs o. parpor Of yoa remarks
cd with ths like view, invited you to do justice TO
youssof b publication OF your speech in full Under
q scsy Soc e q your ions.s Of q character and
eeeh 70 shelter yourself under the allegation that my
cwn coeiession Of possible even probable errors
th = very ke taking step back wards and the sooner
yoo ice the music the better feel abundanily satisfied
iha4 q least gave with perfect fidelity the spirit and
q dionnion, and set 10 motion The ball OF revolution
Yea too cir, have failed TO b literal in your reply to
ny ffank sdnission-.I gid not say that made effort
mods % eGon 70 report your burning words"-some OF
yeur words not only attempted to report, but did
slly report. and believing that had them accurately,
| even enclosed them Ia inverted commas. One omis
oo, however. sir, will take occasion to supply
omitted 10 state your self compacen companion OF
contEast OF your own sagsciy and foresight with that
Of The illuslrious Calhoun, You informed US not only
that you regarded the scheme OF federal Union, IN
DER our present constitution failure but that you
1874 that you then told Mr. Calhoun 80, but he replied
Of thought that the constitution had within Il recupers
AZ Calhouns last speech. in which he allowed thai new
coesnunona guarantees were necessary to protect The
n9em me South. was an admission on his part that
he bad bean wrong and you right
Win renewed call for the publication Of your speech
@ correct my erfors II any, 10 do justice TO youse and
Sosth. am, or, yours. very respectfully.
CURTTUS
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COMMON HALL Of tho town Of Petersburg, virxinia,
May 1850 The following resolution was this day adopted by
the Hall;
aRssev That mayor Of the advertise for proposa FOR
100000 Of the bonds OF the corporation Of Petersburg endorsed
the State Of Virginia, payable in 1870 and
with for interest," payable half yeay In February and An
The will be received for Of less than $780,
addressed the chamberlain Of the until the lam Of May
bidder win be entitled thereto The payments for ne same viii be
periods pay fine corporation
themselves the right 20 reject any offer made"
hereby given proposals bonds Of corpo
viii received by chamberlain Of the according
the above resolution, until tho l4 day Of May 1850 a y ociock
m. NtEN- CHAs. CoMING,
May acknowledgement Mayor
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0ENCY, Washington.-he undersigned, late Of The In
specton branch Of The Post Once Department, offers
mail generally and those of the
section ptculsy with the assurance that his from once
not initiate the
taned for capacity, 4desy and
re N once Of pses hearty
consent, therein.
orders business nssnre n The seat Of
ecvsmment vI be Thankfully received and promptly despatched
JAMES OWNER, Agent.
July 4-dn late Of Post once Department.
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General Agency q Washington, D. 9.
QY A. NJ FARoUHAR, formerly Of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania,
for services in the with Mex
Revolutionary war, with Great Britain and the Flor
ida .m Es rt
For pensions, bounty land, scrip
Beuay Laraw attend 20 the purchase and sale Of bounty
land order.
Patent ONeeThe applications for patents procuring models,
dswng &c, win be attended 70 In all their various branches
General O0s-A claims against the department win be
Of conactors quarterly pay Of
ditto fAcilitafed &C.
New Orleans Delta, Nsshve Unon Mobile ADVERTISER Louis
vile st. Louis New Era, Cincinnati Gaxec Indianapolis
Sentinel Herald Detroit Free Press, publish
the amount Of Is, and send their bills this oce accompanied
with paper. June 24n
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Ia Of the firm Of PARKER SMITH, solc early orders for
lreshe particularly for those Of the class, with
chimes thcshe and hore powers, Shelters tsma
own consucton also The ceebraied Bsmbroush sn % much
attention 20 his AZ elo warranted superior
other the He devotes particular attention
hrcshing REPAIRS particularly by Jabcx
ker and BY Parker and smith He will warrant such repairs give
satizfacon New OF spikes be inserted small thus
making machines, inferior nom equal 70
Also hand TWO respns machines exfs sicks
for same, and chains for chain hcrse-pcwens.
RIcunoNp, Va
May 7--wbw tf
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wAsnmeros June N.-it is rumored here to-day that
Major Hobbie Mr. Snyder Of Pennsylvania, and twenty
Arss oshsss be removed from the Post Oos Depart
ment next week. sa.
The foregoing statement Is copied from the New York
Gobs II aso sppars in yesterdays Baltimore Sun, and
in oths papers Can il be usl That the system Of
prescription should be renewed, we should not be sur
pssd altar the monster was muzxlsd BY the
nominations psndng bsfors the Senate. most Of which
have now pssssd the ordeal But that il should open
with ~ prescription Of accomplished officer q
Mai0 Hobbie, (who il probably better qualified for his
impatsnt o6ce than any man in the country,) and with
SnS1wof Pennsylvania. passes all belief.
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rELEaRAPaIo REroars ron THE UNION.
cordition d ths Mortherr Market.

Co~dition of the Nortk1n Markets.
New YoRK, June 29-p. m.-New loan has declined l.
No change in other stocks Cotton has advanced but
heavy transactions The -four and grain market exhibits
no change. Limited sales.
The steamers news has stopped operations to great
TENT will be here tonight and her letters distributed
before Monday.
PmLApELpHIA, June 3D., p m.-Smal sales Of -four at
wheat il held l29 Sales of yellow at 81 6s
Provisions and groceries quiet.
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The Boston Atlas acknowledges the receipt Of copy
Of Hon. Thomas H. Benton's speech from Hon. John
Davis" Il il thus that the Missouri senator has for sew
sl years been furnishing the munitions Of war to the
enemies Of the republican party
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know, ~ a We care to know The problem il too dis
taafto ssqsss any solution. II i too unimporant ~
eoupmison wish the great question which exess the
whole country 70 admit Of any distinction Of the public
ussnon But yet il i impossible for u to witness the
eourss Of the Presidents orgaao zee its delusions %
notice The insdous manner in which il addresses itself TO
the Prssidsnrs vani-wi,hout establishment and indg-
nation ID is TOO ridiculous to speak Of ssctng General
Taylor second time 70 the first Office in the world In
fsc We cannot trsai the superstition in any other light
than q the very quintessencs Of burlesque. Ell
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h Int ballot which took place on Tuesday gave
Mr.. Hsmlin 7s, Gin both houses j George Evans. 37i
John Anasrson, 81 5. Fesssndsn. SOL H. w. Paine. l.
No election.
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TSOR aALE-seventeen bounty scrips for SsH sores
ceivshle any o. the " 8. land Offices In Ohio 'nda"
''''0s Apply y cHARLEsDE sELDINe, ,,.
u.v ~ No. 1 Tcdd's Bniding
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CURTTUS.

NvCour once win ee closed customary, on The 4st
fnAns and persons having noes then falling are respect
My rs9nsssed 70 attend 70 them the day previous.
Juae CoRCoRAN Rrfscs
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CARD.
wines and Liqssrs.

wines and AqUss.
THE undersigned would respectfully 60 attention his stock Of
WINES AND LIQUORS. ta sst8
The facilities BY obtaining from abroad al wines,
purity In the busness,
Quoted BY him. direct persona knowledge with the vsr
growing districts Of Europe than posscsscd BY other
in this afford assurance for the character and quality Of
al articles sold By him. $50.
The arrangements store such make
substitute for the cellar Of
assorted choice wines
special occasohs be supplied the shortest notice. with wines
decaned for immediate including wines Of France and Ger
many usually 10 be obtained here.
COUNTY, TRADE supplied Wholesale prices most favor
CLUBS win their advantage order from the sub
scriber.
command the best Of table wines low
OF and liquors, FOR GULL
NARY PURPOSES.
them by PACKAGE
ExPREAs" FREE OF CHARGE) Wines kc, table,
by shorost notice,
" addressing their orders, through shs Pc, oncs %
Importer and Wines &c, 70 Walnut Philadelphia
7-sEGARs, mporaon from Havana, Of various
hand from el9 % 80 Thousand and sold
by single cheaper than OF other store In the city,
Jan24-dAcply.
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(HANaE OF DAYS-Rock Crock Grove.-Tbe Srovc
near rock Creek Church win be opened to vste wednes
Gay euernoon July o'clock Thursday al o An
ne ncnisg and on Friday, the ssh, at O'Clock con
nnes each day undl sunset
moss who wish 10 dine IN the Grove. =
Parties visiting making
-. w omnibus propdetors. June 20
NV Nap rCentr~l America wien Gross sections a.
% me various Proposed Routes Geological Cosornxs,
sbi-hsd from English nap .scssy.d ,sr -a,s BY
tssS FRANCK TAYLOR
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KNOX WALKER will prsetise law IN W. n 80
u Court Of the United States, and attend 70 ~ ri nj
claims against the government ASdrlss Wssh'hr'''
mar. fb-u
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TO h ofhe best quality Domingo gnunue, $3.50 pounds
BE- straight and round Tree nom checks oer decu
and aotiess shsn 3netiong
Class No. Board (boasd msasass per
Joot)
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90 Medical Association Of the District % CoIumbia-
adjourned meeting will BE- held the Washington nhmay
RK. STONE, NJ. D.,
June 30--2t Secretary.
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I ". PATTON. General Agent ssr the prosecutor
~ claims before Congress either Of the dcpartmen sas
PENSIONS land wasA q css pay Lost nomes n
the past two yeafs In the business be asie v rssoi
every quaIned Lctters, paid addressed 70 % ,1
Room No. S, Union Buidinss, Washington city, - AZ
Immediate attention. - -
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VALUABLE Real Estate I'm the CITY OF washington
for saeThe proprietor, intending The West With
In few MONTHS offers for sale three brick and vr-
gnis and Seventh east square
are well calculated o stores Or SHOPS ~ connexon with dwelling
and win be sold low Also, enclosed squares
comfortable cottages them between Capitol and Con-
ressona Buing Ground suitable for the
Tor the washington market or for daes be preferred
both. The whole OF this occupied produc
Ties indisputahle.
apply personally ONCE Pennsylvania Few
! - -. - 4 n. YOUNG,
Ap 5-codn Agent
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$1,000 iess Cosla ssssrs) usual isnss and bssds TX =
$4,000 lsss ssoasa nss.us) usual lsasss lss.4.,
1000 ss, lssa'a lsassAs ssssA.A.
NJ. a. o. second s~4y wAns Ps@s Pss@1 Bsay, o., GA
1900 FEET board measurs) asa. lengths and bssads s
1900 ss. (s0aId msasurs) Lengths and ass.d,A as
waite Pine Plead ssssk4
.s s' . he .% = : g ss X 10. 's not
Class No, e--sPruee sp4s and Poles, lpsv yisss)
~ pieces, inches diameter N
3 90 90 sSSss 90
The above 70 pieces TO have ,sns for even
8 pieces. inches diameter
The ITO pieces have in length 10. every inch n
$50 poles from ~ 20 ineAs. in diameter. and "
spruce Piece ssiel.. psv piece,
piece sucks, IS feet long "A inches diameter
Is 90 9 &c Il %
The damsssr Of the above win measured third up M =
buii-end, clear Of bark. 'i8 -s IN ~ NJ
Glass No.7--Lss~smsa4, tpsr ton efa,sao ses~a..,
; DO t.s,s,7.s. ., and 10 inches diameter
The pieces and inches diameter % be ~
NAyY-YARD, PENSACOLA
CLASS No I-Lssser, (Soard msassrs, per yoot)
10000 net yellow pine boards inch Aeh % be 70 % y feet
10000 lss yellow pine boards ~ inch thick, be 10 70 70
ys'Gw a, w ssa1 inches 'A'ss
10000 feet yellow pine plank NJ inches mick, " 70 ~ feet
10000 feet yellow pine plank thick longs
Alto Be q the best grained yellow pine
square edged, & 4Sas Nf4
CLASS No. 2-WAis OAK, (board msasurs, per Joss)
10000 e.. white OAK boards inch thick y % 10 feet ion
$4,000 white plank TX ,ich, 30 IS ons
10 10 ~ inches wide
10000 feet white oak plank, inches thick 80 % feet long
10 10 II inches wide .yS{f VIZ fs7'
Tobe Of the best white max. 3ls sas
Glass No 3te Pine aud Cypvss, (board period
10000 feet ht quality white boards inch thick, n
~ feet long, and 10 TO "A inches wide $500
10000 fse first quality white pine boards inch thick y -
10000 quality pine plank X inch thick 90
10 feet long and 10 70 n inches wide
10000 feet dr quality white pine plank TX inch thick, 70
70 10 feet long, and 10 70 ~ inches wide
1900 feet first quality cypress boards inch thick ~
feet long, and 10 70 4inches wide. n ~
GLASS No. 4--Ba Spruce spars, Ger stsek.) ~
IS pieces, 50 90 feet long 10 inches dassr IN
Is pieces, % long dau.ssM essr
pieces, % IS long inches diameter
pieces, rs long, CENTS
sling.
Glass No. s--WAss oaa Knees, tper mdsd ineA)
so TO side s inches
g DO sk DO
50 DC &c So
Measuring aa5 inches bodies be long
% be from feet inches feet long None 70
degrees from night angie
\ JAIL Y
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CEBvANTB~-Wantcd, male servant and good
cook 10 do the work Of small family None win be employed
who cannot bring good recommendations Inquire This once
Nov a1-tM sl-
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Assistant Teacher Wanted ImsnsdssssIy.
THE Principal Of ths wacntcn (N o. Male Academy
employ forthwith nssissant teacher who qualified
The various English branches and
be unmarried Of sober habits
TO the Principal fsse 4Wa'-E ~
Feb lp--Iu sf#N4 fats
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90 The Associasien OF Teachers VIII meet in ths
Room OF the Smithsonian Institution Monday July J.
O'Clock, Subject for discussion Corporal punishment
The public are respectfully invited 10 attend -
June % a8e4 AfFM Secretary.
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full thickness. and 70 parallel widths,
hanch Of wood the eorners
side Of the plank Estimated a M e board
inca rc--p foot .ls
% white plank 20 se, long 10 20 10 inches wide,
inches thick
90 white oak plank 30 10 eetong 10 70 10 inches wde IN
inches thick + ~
20 white plank % Is feet long 10 inches wide,
plank, 30 80 FEC, 10 TO Is inches wide, ~
inches thick
20 white oak plank, long, 10 is inches wide,
inches thick
To be sawed fair and Of even thickness natural
curve length Of plank
Estimated 5000 feet, board mcasurc-per foot
CLAss No. Film, Waite .ssh, osd BLACK Wainuf.
800 cubic quality timber paeces)
feet long, and less than 10 inches diameter
top end, clear Of the bark-pcr cubic foot
board white ASK plank, from ~ 20 long
500 black walnut boards 70 % feet
long, and 10 average 10 inches wde-pcr foot
Class No. 5-Yeiiow Pine,
yellow pine plank stocks m
average % feet In length and less than Is feet long
feet grained southern yellow pine promscuous
timber from Is 10 40 feet long, from rs
squafe-pcr cubic foot.
Class No. 6-WHde Pine.
$1,000 feet board No. l. FIRST quality pine
inch boards-pcr thousand feet
5000 feet board No.
inch boards-per thousand feet
NAvy-yARD, BROOKLYN, NEW YORK.
Class No Hickory Bcrs, &C., (psr pisee)
100 rough hickory bars long az inches
white heart hickory butts feet long and sinches diameter
on the small end.
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f Juns q lse,
m the petition Of Beah swi Of Warrington, New Yosk, u
for Of patent anse4to said Swim ~ a
provemen cutting shsvine dyewoods pears
ts expiration Of said patent which takes place on de 1oh
OF August, 1850
Il ordered the said petition b. heard tho Paisns Once
the hrst Monday IN August next - - O'clock and al
notified appear and ahow cause II any they ~
why said petition ought NOT 70 BE- granted = IL, =
Ordered, thai this b. pubshed tho Rspphc, III
hsenccf, and Unou Washinon city d. O. North Assc>n
Gazette, Philadsipha Tbens New York cvi Morning Exps
Buffalo, New York journal, Providence, Rhode fsnn1J
week for three saccesve weeks pevos % the Ar nea4Ay
THos. EwBANK,
Commisuioner u Pafsaiz
P.sEdon Of above papers win please copy ssn< IN
hills the Patent Once, with containing dis notice.
June 7-law3v
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(NHEBTER or Yellow Syringe, Chester Cou,V, NJ
syvsnia-This extensive eztnbahmen having be- n~n9
h1ed place Of for the pronodb II ~
will b opened for The reception Of visitsrs the - "
Those whose object rccrcsuon well Wild nv
and health, 6nd eprings ~ aeE1
full place Of soiouxn every facility has provided
minister 10 aud promote comfort
Particular has been taken make the esahl q
pete in all that II necsssary for The Of invls b
hydropathic practice, and, In this respect, Springs
passed medical gentleman Of high standing hes bssup(
attend. 80. q
Application may be made Mr.. A. r. Clsse, n - vuh(
House, Phiadephn, who has kindly conscnted ve ~ nd
information by leucr directed 20 Mrs -. l.. NED d.
propreess and manager Chester Spring., Chester cou e
syvnnla- 80
The grounds about the establishment have been laid sn
proved with much and nethng hns been lc undoue
The Spring. popular aad Fashionable resort
May 25-dGcp2w k4 N
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james q. Herret
attend % ne prosecution Of claim. before Congress and hs
Once and dwelling street, between Oh snd ION streets.
Oct2-0 M4 ~
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NAVY DEPARTMxHT,
Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing June I, 10
DROPOsALS scaled and endorsed "Proposas fOr foia
Of Afcan will be received ct this bureau until o
yard Chaestown, Massschuse, the conssnec sA
Port Prayu, Cape de Verde.
The offers must state price per barrel, wifhoas G.
don between and dry; and each barrel Tor two hall -
dried apples, win be conzdered barrel ~ Other pecag
Of 5k cubic fect barrel whatevs Il
may contain; and in the Of ali casks ot9 -
res nfhs win deducted Ten fair-weather wording p
be allowed the Charessown for taking In ca ~
hwesher working lay days u be allowed 1t Pd m
dischsrsng the same. No primage 70 be allowed.
made In the UnitedBt nj
selected BY ne bidder and designaied in the a1
thirty after producing satisfactory evidence Of the hvgd
cargo The vessel pass the inspection, ~ ha6
Chsresown navyyard BY the i0th day Of July, 1880 Ha&
ccive her and prcsented FOR examination h
days aeF being notified Of her acceptance, the burenu
itself q liberty offer the freight 70 the lowest n n
make such arrangements may best subssrve e publ nnI
June 9-lnw4w
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- FOR SALE, vsluahls Building Let. Win
U small frame thereon, situated north ,,
q second street west near the railroad depot
described considered valuable bsf
ios, Il being IN the business part Of the city
n n. MORFfTH
Agent fos owner,
Once u street, q few doors from PsansyivsZh avsn3
Mar 03-eodn