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POLITICAL.

POLITICAL.
A MEETING OF THE FREE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL
Willis hss ON saa M ns a.
sssss The friends q John Hale for PTssidee. and
are Especially invited E ss;aS Hrnry
cxo. W. Rosr Secretary 80. 0'''' N''A'
Alta MEETING OF THE DELEGATES ELECTED TO
tho Democratic Congressional Convention Of the Fifth
Ridge streets New York tho 18th Of September Conrad
SAMUEL b. SCOTT, Chairman Nom. Com.
]. BRowE, Secretary.
MEETING OF TIE FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL CIR
September 49, 1852 Mr. George Walters called to tho
Michael walsh unanimously nominated as the demo-
'ndds sf Gns wsr as TsF then
3 ;s#s i /; mAaH'''s' Secretaries.
FETn M MEET
District, viz Seventh and Thirteenth Wards Of this
tien VIM chrysai WiniamsSqrs was apPoiated Chair
% Sn S S I
e saPpo5sd By The democratic party to represen. this
in nomination candidates When Gilbert G. Dean,
Tweed Of Seventh ward put in nomination, Resell
Ts. BALLOT Philip
s ses sn 1s and % sns so G
William Tweed was declared duly elected i Re Resolved
sry for the Democratic Republican Rahea
Woservelt, Of Seventh Ward aud Demas Strong Of
Williamsburg appointed. Moved and seconded that
adjourn sine die.
WILLIAM CHRYsTAL, Chairman
JOHN PoyEToE, Secretary.
AT MEETING OF THE SIXTH CONGRESSIONAL
n Convention, held Mt Union HALL corner OF avenue
Fourth September 9TH iS52 the convention was
organized calling Richard Sche TO the chair and
White Secretary. John Wheeler unanimously
nominated the Democratic Republican candidate for Con-
Eres for this district committee appointed to wait
on Mr.. Wheeler and inform hui Of his nomination.
RICHARD SCHELL, Chairman
G Ge2ns sir. Wmrr' Secretaries.
NINTH WARD FIERCE AND KING ASSOCIATION
IN meeting will be held at Mr. John Hamer
Of Thirteenth street and Ninth Friday evening
September III at ~ o'clock Punctual attendance
auested. business of the utmost Importance will be
brought before the association BY order Of
II. CONNOLLY, President.
Wy y t nSnAseH Secretaries
TTNUlRTEENTH WARD-ELEvENTHA ASSEMBLY DIS
trictAt adjourned meeting Of the Democratic NO
ting Convention for the Eleventh Assembly District
David OKeefe Jr unanimously nominated as candi-
date for the Assembly. JAMES NJ. CLARRY, Chairman
EDWARD z. WoRpEy, Secretary
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WHISPERS PRODUCED IN SIX Ky .sa 3 ~ ms sS
Graasm ~ hair 90 grow after years 81 bal1nsss.
~ ana rass Trsnent House, Bssten Price, sns eol
~. sent 10 any Psrs !" w "a GRAHAN ,sk A. 49,
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"ANTED-A SITUATION, BY YOUNG GIRL. AS
w nurse and seamstress, chambermaid and waiter
Good reference given Call at l6S Eighth avenue, the
boot store. = -
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NJ ANTE D. ONE OR TWO YOUNG LADIES TO
" learn vest makngj neat stitchers required,
they are instructed the best custom work Apply
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LoVtts WaNPcnc, TOT cnnhisfhs gFny naff
70 s original color and curing badness Office Ia Cham
bon street. Let customers and the public be careful
% they not imposed by buying an article called
Improved Wahpenc' for "Loyet' :" the "Wah-
enc was unknown till made public by "L0VET."
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WANTED-BY PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN A
w situation as children's and seamstress. The
best Of city reference Apply at No. Manhattan lane
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PAPER HANGINGS.

NEW PAPER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PARES CO.,
No. 9 Pearl street. have just received their new De-
Of the richest and fashionable French Paper
anging selected expressly decorate the various te-
Nor Of ths antique and modern dwelngs
The most sklful wormen employed to hang the ps-
pers
METROPOLITAN HOTEL.-THE MIRRORS OF THIS
magnificent palace from the Belgian mandatory
Of Ssintc Marie d'Orignics.
A. ROLKER MOLLMANN 81 A. PERIER,
Sole agents for the United States 255 Pearl street.
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PERSON AL.

INTORMATION WANTED-OF ROSE CAVANAGH,
daughter of James and Catharine Cavansgh par<h
Rathangin county Kildare, Ireland who landed with
father and mother in April 1850 She left Cherry and
went to the Emigration Office to look for employment and
has since been heard Of She fifteen Of
Should this her eye, that any Of her friends
give information about her they will confer
her afflicted addressing letter giving inforna-
tion, to James Cavanagh Pittsded, Mass, Patrick
Moore, ~, St. Mark . place, Eighth street, N. y.
TT THE YOUNG LADIES WHO CALLED AT THE OF
1 flee of j. G., in Reade street. West street,
"Wednesday the 18th inst and wrote letter to Col j,
will call again, they will find some thing for thcm.
rtNHE LOSS OF THE HENRY CLAY.-THE lady TO
whom asloaned green cashmere shawl NJ the tme tho
Henry Clay burned will please send it to No. l59 West
Twenty -second street, as her address was lost.
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WANTED-IN A HOTEL, A CHAMBERNAID THAT
w understands her business. One that has lived in
hotel before preferred. Appy at the Bowery Hotel @
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y i:ss;.ss .s g -: p f1onzs E' p sAik $3.50
SESaes -
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MATRIMONIAL.

ENgsHINGs BANKS.-THE STEAMER BUFFALO HA!
- discontinued her trips for the
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
AT MEETING OF THE HoARp IIsIss !, AT .x TIE
Their first season as rrSristors Cen Peter % 81
New Jersey, Vice Presidents and DR.. l. Scott Wilson Of
Resolved That committee be appointed to draft rcsOu-
lions
eolyed that wo express TO Hessrs Stokes Petit our
the % IF s sySs to e
SON and our desire for their future prosperity; =,
good Sd TIE TIE table the
order aud cleanliness together with the extensive
not but make the National House favorite resort cpe
Which their experience during this season has led hem to
contemplate.
Resolved the proceedings OF this meeting be signed
''' ' " S1g eANs 1SS y,c. Pss:
On. J. scoTr WILsos Secretary.
CHANcFRY ROOM o. U. Anew YORK, sEPTEM-
~ her IL 12The embers Of the Chsncsry o. U State
S Ss %S sssss S,ss
of Excelsior Chapter. No. Is o. " a. by order
II s. BANckEk, Q. C. Of the G.
TEnAs9S SPRINGS EA,R2 DAD
the capital stock Of the Lebanon Springs Railroad Com
nsGES r BE on T
William street, near WALL In the city Of New York.
MASONIC NoTIcE.-xUyN LODGE. No; 100
w Brethren Of this Lodge are hereby summoned to at
important business. HENRY r. Il. BUNTING, W. NJ.
j. w. SIMoNs, Secretary.
CUIP BENJAMIN ADAMS, STATEN ISLAND SEPT
~ is, Is52.-Dear Sir As has terminated
have great pleasure stating that sincerely thank
Ni and grateful for the attention have shewn to all
those recurring aid, the from Liverpool to
New York
We further feel duty TO add that believe
been (undcr the protecting of Almighty Cody
the means OF avertns those infectious diseases (which
Of frequent on hpboard by timely services
% fS the sn ss. had out
Joy health ana happiness we nov bid yoS farewell and
follow with much gratitude, your obedient
vnntr:-
stephen r. Cattley, FIT. G. Kenney,
Jain jackson, Elizabeth McKonney,
Jane Holman, Elizabeth Bolen,
Anne Petty, John Crawshaw
Elga west William Robinson,
Ivdin E Hobbs Hdwin Day,
Abrnhan w lknaon, william Cook,
John Hill John johnson,
samuel Woodcock William Thorpe,
Triedmand Zadek, Thomas Jennings,
Margaret Mckinney.
To Destsr HpNRy C. fAiRrLovoH.
nLLIARp BALLS. OF SUPERIOR 9uAIITY nAnU.
- fest.ssd md Sor 81 y !nOnAs iSAifS S2st6Ss
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vTNHlRTEENTH WARD-ELEvENTHA ASSEMBLY DIS
trictAt adjourned meeting Of the Democratic Mo-
nina ting Convention the Eleventh Assembly District
David oKeofe Jr unanimously nominated as cand
date for the Assembly. JAMES NJ. CLARRf, Chairman.
EDWARD e. WoRpEy, Secretary.
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. My HusUuNU WIZ CuTetI Oh OU1suhptIOn
ly Watts Nervous Andote his cough bad thought
must choak him. No tongue describe how low he
Was ne is now in hearty good health Mary Hill, No. lH
Pey street Can be had at No. 424 Greenwich street.
No. IS Ann street.
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WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A
w situation TO cook wash and iron. and do the house
work of small private family. The best of references
given. Inquire at us Broome street.
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assistant In fancy dry goods store, and who 10 alss
capable the day book Good reference required
Apply mornings until O'clock and from until r. M at
No Warren street.
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WANTED-BY MIDDLE AGED WOMAN, A STU
" alton as seamstrcss, childs cham
would go travel with LADY, is Protestant Can be
FOR two days at 309i. Wooster street, the rear.
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SPANlSH LANGUAGE.-A. DE r. BAEZ WILL
admit few scholars TO Join classes already commenced
New snsses for beginners ades and
are constantly forming Private lessons also von his
Office in part OF the city. correctly
made. Address 2o9 Broadway, room 10. o. asst door.
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M ANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w situation chambermad and plain 30 take
Of children The best of city references given May be
for two days at No. $50 First avenue second floor
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W y r + D-Bl A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT
W young woman situation cook washer and ironer
20 do general housework Good reference four
can be furnished by applying at 70 street
sixth
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WASTED-BY GOOD DRESSMAKER, A SITUA
w tion seamstress; who cut and fit children
and ladies' dresses and boys clothes when tried will
found fully capable of her business Good city
to be Please call Thirteenth street
Fifth and Sixth avenues.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, SC.

LIGHT TRoTTING WAGON FOR sALE-WEIGHT,
IA $50 pounds has been used but few weeks cost Sl
will be sold cheap Inquire at Reed Truesdes stables liz
Mercer street.
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WANTED-A SITUATION, AS NURSE AND SEAN
w stress, wait aged lady. Has objections 80
go short distance in the country Address Ellen
oliee
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MAN WANTED, TO SELL OIL, CANPHENE, &C.
Il to families, &c. in the city With suitable
person. that has already established copabc
Of making liberal arrangement might be made, Ad
dress ID. D., Herald office.
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"ANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w young waiter who has objection make
herself generally useful She give the best of city
ence from her last employer and be for two days
ease call at - Eighteenth street. between Broadway aud
Fourth avenue.
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WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE WOMAN A SITUA
w tion nurse; she is competent to take charge
infant, understands plain sewing Unexeeptionable and
satisfactory city references given Please apply
Bowery in the millinery store between Prince Houston
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VHTANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w young tidy girl 10 do chamberwork and assist in wash
ing and ironing do waiting in nice private family
Good city reference given from her last place where she
lived years Please call at No S62 Sixth street
between G. and d. third hoor front Can be
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THE THOROUGH BRED MARE WAS BRED BY Mr.
J. Il. Crane, of New Jersey She 10 bright chestnut
sorrs stands sixteen hands high eight years old sired
sorrel Is kind in all harness. sls min1tes
Can be seen Of REED TRUESDELLS Nos. To- lya sad
ia Mercer street.
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JfoR sALE.-THE TRoTTING BAY MARE GRAZ
Jane, fifteen and one half hands high Can trct mil
with the wagon and harness. &C., by applying at JANE
QUARRY'S Livery stables, "a Amity street.
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"ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w situation rs chambermaid and waiter. nurse
and chamhermaid Is good washer AID ironer; would
like to do the general homework Of small private family
Can give the best of city reference None but
family need apply Please call at No. Reade street.
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HORSE, RoCKAwAY AND HARNESS FOR SALE
An elegant Brougham Rockaway for two horses
built by Wood Tomlnson Co. Having gass 'front.' and cost
500 been n moderate three months The horse
dark bay, 15 hands high six years old and warranted
sound and kind in every respect Harness nearly The
whole will be sold for 500 Any ono DESTROYS of pos
scssng elegant establishment and willing pay the
above price, may address Edwards box 1885 Post Office
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MRS. MEARS' FREN Gil AND ENGLISH BOARDING.
Az and day school for young ladies, "a Wes Fifteenth
street, between Fifth and Sixth will reopen on
Saturday September 4th Mrs Mears apAnge-
ment for omnibus 10 convey her pups to and from
school.
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w situation chambermaid to take of children
ard will make herself generally useful. She has GOO
ref Albany Can be ut Harrison stree
south brooklyn.
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WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE AMERICAN WI
w dow situation, to 60 South MS housekceper
and seamstress Satisfactory city references Answers
received for week. Address II. r., Herald Office
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"ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w situoton cook, washer and ironer would do
general homework Good city references he given
Apply at III Stanton street, second floor
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CALEsMAN WANTED.-A MAN OF EXPERIENCE
~ in Fancy Dry Goods Jobhng House. One acquainted
with Eastern buyers preferred Address T. g. j. Herald
oHhce
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CERyANTS.-FIRST CLASS GERMAN, IRISH. AND
~ other walters ooachmen, Morrss Intelli
Office, psf Broadway Of Reade street. (lats
well known 95 Greenwich sreet On hand first class cooks
German chambermaid and general houscworers all good
ironers. Terms very moderate.
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WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
W situation to do chamberwork and plain sewing
assist in homework, would travel with family Salts
factory reference be given Can be 46 Essex
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WANTED-BY TWO RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRLS
w situations to cook, wash and iron and the other
ehambermaid and waiter Can be ut 504 Houston
street front room, second floor, for two days.
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WANTED--A SITUATION BY a SMART TIDY
w young woman, chambernaid and waiter,
and seamsress Would have objection to do housework
in small private family The best of city reference be
given. Please call at No. 1903 Greenwich street in the
second stoop, MP stairs. Can DO seen for two days
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/ NTED STATES Observation-Disclosures - Gus
NO. ZIG Broadway, offer for sale on favorable serMs
70 governments or individuals 10000 United states
srssIon and Flint Lock Muske Said arms we're ssrp
the United States government at their Armory IN
held, At cost Of fourteen dollars each sny
passed inspection entirely new are nsrt n the
world Persons DESTROYS Of purensns s a. The ho1dsrs
small lots invited to inspecs nese the sovern
will sell them considerably less than oAs-"'' 80 s
ncnt cost
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DROTESTANT SERVANTS WANTED THIS DAY
l. Eight cooks nurses walters. These and male
walters specially wanted at the Office 60 East Fourteenth
street, Union square. Good references required
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WANTED-BT RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
w situation cook, washer and ironer. The best OF
city reference given. May be for two days Az No l9
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A MEETING OF TIE FREE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL
IA Committee will. held Friday evening 18th inst
Chinese buildings in Broadway between Spring and Prince
The friends Of John p. Hale, for President
George W. Julian for Vice President Of the United States
are respectfully invited to attend.
THOMAS S. BERRY, Chairman.
Cvo " Rosr Secretnry
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY TWO REsPEcTABhE
other do chamberwork fine washing ironing. has
objection children The best Of city references
two days
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"ANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL A
w situation to take Of children Is good sewer
and has good reference from her last place. Please call at
~ Greene street in the Can be two days
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"ANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN
w situation MS cook, washer and ironer, genera
hoousemaid in small private family The CITY re
ference given May be for two days No. AZ Mott
=
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VETANTED-A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE
w young woman child's sermstress, cham.
bermsd and waiter The best Of city reference from her
last place. Will make herself generally usefa Inquire
in Navy street between Johnston and Hilary streets
the grocery store six doors from the Of Johnston
street, Brooklyn. Can be seen for two days.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
EXCURSIONS

SS- SEE SIXTH AND SEVENTH PAGES az
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Class No. g. Fello,o Pile, sc.
Yslio,o Pine Timber r. BY the Cubic Foot
> pieces. % feet long. ~ inches square, 10
ieet from butt, and IS inches square at the
top end, say 800 cubic feet, per cubic foot
: pieces, 81 feet long, 81 inches square. IA
feet from butt. and " inches square at the
top end, cay 400 cubic feet. per cubic foot
1900 cubic feet yellow pine plank stock, per
cubic foot
Yeliop PINE Plant Board Measure.
5000 feet finch yellow pine plank. per NJ feet
1000 do J. do do do do do
Locust Timber DIV n, Cubic Foot.
400 cubic feet Long Island Iocust, in Lengths
from to 10 feet, to average ~ inches in III.
sTneer. aud none less than 10 inches, per
cubic foot
beach, tgg,ss, and Black Walnut hoard
Measure
300 feet inch beach plank, per 100 feet
1000 feet dp clear cypress boards, from 20 TO
80 feet long, per feet
600 feet inch black walnut boards per NJ feet
Class No. -. Black Spruce Spars, Sc.
1900 inches black spruce spars, from TO -
inches, 10 average inches; 20 be 8 feet long
10 every inch in diameter, per inch
IS spars, from ~ TO 81 feet long, 10 average %
feet, 10 incl hes in diameter one third from
bout, and 10 inches OF the top end Of the
STICK, per piece
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Estimated at 1000 lincal feet, per ineal foot
The Gladcs 20 be full one third the length OF the
onrs and from ., To inches wide, by three
iourhs Of inch thick at the end; To be - inches
dick at the handle and 2; inches square at the
throat 10 be tough. straight grained, clear OF
knots splits, aans, rot, and all other defects; To
be riren, and clear Of centre pith.
Glass No. G.--Lignmnriie.
. tons Of 2,240 It's best quality lignumvite. in.
diameter, per ton
3 tons Of 2,240 lbs. best quality lgnumviie, in.
dilmtter, per ton
, tons of 2.2iO lbs. best quality lignumvitG. in.
diameter, per ton
tons Of 2,21O lbs. best quality ignumyitsc, in.
diameter, FER ton
, tons of 2,2i0 lbs. best quality ii gnumyiir, in.
diameter, per ton
ton Of ? 2I0 lbs. best quality lignumvita, IL in.
diameter, per ton
ton Of 2,ll0 lbs. best quality lignumwts, IL in
diameter p6r ton
The above hgnumyitT TO be round and free from
all shakes, cracks, and other defects, and ia
lengtbs Of feet and over.
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MoRsE's TELEeRApH.

'VNHE Office Of the Western Telegraph Company
is removed 10 the rooms over q ilman a pcthe-
cary shop, on Pennsylvania avenue, few doors
west of Brown hotel
This is the only direct line Of telegraph from
Washington to Wheeling and Pittsburg, where il
connects with other lines extending to Detroit,
Chicago, Cincinnati, Louisville, st. Louis, Nash
vile, Memphis, vicksburg, and the whole western
country.
The northern Morse Office is a few doors cast Of
the National hotel.
The southern is on TIN street, opposite the Ma,
fionai Infeiiigencer Office. AMOS KENDALL.
JAM President Western Telegraph Co.
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NAVY YARD. PENsAuoLA.


Class No. l.-White Oak Rnees-( Pc, Inch. J
Four l0inch root knees, from 500 to $50 40 inches
Four do do do do do = 80 do
~ do
White OaL for Rudd0 Stocks Per Cubic Foot.
Two rudder stocks for frgates, say $40 cubic feet
Two do do sloops, say l55 do
Glass No 2.--JThife Ash Plank and Boards
10000 feet. board measure, inch thick, IA to 10
feet long
5000 feet, board measure, inches thick, IL to 10
feet long
900 feet, board measure, a. inches thick, Ia to 6
-- feet long
25,OOO feet, per M feet
To he free from knots shakes, splits, sap,
and all other defects, To be ~ to Is inches wide
and sawed to an even thickness, and square edges
Glass No. s. Yellou Pine Boards aud Plank
10000 feet, board measure, inch thick, 20 TO 25
feet long, 10 10 ~ inches wide
5000 feet, board measure, inchss thick. 20 to
-- 80 feet long. ~ 70 10 inches wide
$1,000 feet, per feet
To be free from sap, knots, shakes, and oil
other defects. aud sawed to square edges. and an
even thickness.
May ll--lsw4w
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wAsnrNoroN. january Dc. Is52

WAsHINoToS, january &c, 1852.
Messrs. LITTLE & Baows- Gentlemen. BY your
publication Of the English Law and Equity Re
ports, think an important benefit is conferred ON
the legal profession in this country. The fidelity
with which these Reports appear 10 have been thus
far made, their compact and convenient arrnnge-
ment, their early public ation bringing down the
decisions Of all the important Courts 20 period
far within those Of any Court in our own coun-
try, together with their chcnpness, ought TO be
sufficient 10 insure their general
use.
With great respect, am your obedient servant,
b. X. CURTIS.
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80 poles. assorted, Of good length and size, per
piece
The above spars to be straig ht, and with the
bark on. per piece
Hickory Bars.
200 rough bars, IL feet long, 10 square 81 inches
at one end, and 3, at the other per bar
200 rough bars, feet long. to square - inches
at one end, and p at the other. per bar
The above bars to be ofsplit hickory, straight,
clear Of knots, and all other defects
JFhite Ash Oars = By the Foot in Length