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MEMBERS OF Congress and vIsf.rs 20 Washington
III respectfully informed that TAYLOR n MAUHY'S
and Store, 9th viii al thc
requirements addition following
works. comprises department Of literature science
and arti
New books received Immediately publication
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Wohster's Works, o vo's autograph edition
Everott's Ofaions and Speeches, volumes
Clays Private Correspondence, volume
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Elliot's Debates and Madison Papers, volumes
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Lieber's Civil Liberty md Self government, volumes
wu's Life OF Patrick Henry, volume
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Gariand's Life Of John Randolph I volume
Party Leaders, by Baldwin, volume
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Constitutional Il ut book, volume
Cnrcy's Past Present. and Future, volume
Nations, 1 volume
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Every description English and French stationery
the finest qualities, ut the lowest prices.
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Hon. Thomas D. Florence, Charles Dipgee,
George H. A armstrong rhomas Mandsrield
George Htlmbold, n Carroll Brewster,
'0' :, ' THOMAS u FLoREScE, r PRESIDENT
EDWARD H. HELMBoLp, Secretary.
LOCAL SURVEYORS.
Charles Walter, No. 397 d street.
John M 1hnrnloU corner ls street and Virginia
Jlmes Williams No. - ~ street
MARINE SURVEYOR.
Captain J. r. Levy, No. i7d Pennsylvania avenue.
GGNER L. SUPERINTENDENT.
John Thomson.
The this company win compare favorahy
successful Of similar institutions in the United states
1885, premiums large
dr,d and eight thousand one hundred aud my one dollars with
With hee evidence o and good the ree
that security offered ample and that ali
jus,ed more ncc"rdngo equity than legal lechnealies
With view Of afordug ample indemnify the public, the
pany have deposited with
MEssns DUNCAN suGET asSxsrs co. OF NEW YORK
Cash and premium notes 10 provide acciung
TRUST FUND OF ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS,
To he held by them additional see TO policy holders for the
on KNIT
q By sss
and on the huls Of sTEAMBoArs navigating the western
The of premium win be low other companies
will be taken into consideration.
All losses speedily adjusted and promptly paid.
street, Washington city, ID. c.
Insurance may also be Effected at the Home Office,
Northeast corner Walnut and Second street, Philadelphia.
Also, Company's Ollie
New York--A. w. Thompson, No. 10 Will street.
Boson-Oiver brewster, No. 4 State street.
IiaIiimurs-B. H. Richardson, No ~ Baltimore street.
Cincnnat-Tayor & Anthony.
Charicsion-J II. Taylor, No. l2i L. Bay street.
New Oreans-Harman Doane.
MonigomeTy-Albeu Williams
Mohiie-s. @. Waugh.
Pii,sDarg-T. Hunter, No 30 Water street.
Savannah "A. Wilbur, No. III Bay street.
Augusg-Girardey, Whyte, h Co.
Atlana-Marcus A. Bell
Trenton--Nau * Cocks.
Fond du Lac-Reber A. Baker
Vicksburg-J Putnam.
iiufaIo-A. Barker.
McInphis-W. L. Milton.
DeOit--Thonias Palmer h Son.
Mlwauke-A. Wellington Hart.
Wells, urg VIginia-Danorth Brown, j..
Erie, Penusy lyaBia-Aien A. Craig
Wyoming, Pennsyl 'ania-R q. Smith.
Louisvilie-H II. Tmberlakc.
NashvlIe-Joseph Nash.
Porland-D Robinson, j..
Chcago-E, Z. Ward
tan Francisco-Wilinm Birgs.
ST. Lous--1homas Il. Couriona general agent
States.
other principal cities Of the United States by authorized
officers Of the company.
June l3-dly
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Virginia Land.

HAVE for sale 9l wood land q is wen vptcrd, and has
plenty meadow land The plank both
through H. The distance from miles and
the same from Orange Court hcuse.
Further dcsc wishing purchase
will view a. The whole bn had for dollars acre.
QUO hrd cash VI can he divided 10 suit purchasc higher
price Apply n r.. THuM,
juno 3-lsw5T Ffcdsficksburr, Virginia
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TO THE GApihs-Mr, r. L, HARPER, ~ nroomheld street.
Boston, has received choice
elegant embroidered ball dresses Of the Partisan style
which universally admired nj Newport AZ
not then able supply the Demand takes This opportunity
TO inform the ladies that he IL just opening fresh supply
which white, and appropriate for bida
Also head dresses, coures enpote. collars mnnes &C. all Of
which IN embroidered black white
ETY. Of wreaths Of straw flowers, feather flowers,
~ nThi. Is the only honse the United
goods be obtained,
RosToN January 5, 1870,
Jan e-lnwqw
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May l6
The New York and Liverpool United States
Mail Steamers.

The ships comprising this line the following;
The Atlantic Capt Oliver kldrdgr
The Battle Capt jos Coustoes
Tho Adrats Cant James wet
r. These ships having been huin by y.
A prossy for government service, every has been
N1k taken construction, in their engines,
to insure strength and speed and their accoHmo-
daons unequaed comfort
Price Of passage York Liverpool
In second cabin s5 From Liverpool o New York. % and 20
gunens.
An experienced surgeon attached TO each ship.
No berths can be secured until paid for
The ships this line g bulk hcnd
avoid danger from the Banks of q
until amer the s u August
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NLEsWOOD onmErtsaY -oaee No. 2ga Pennsylyanl.

ELEnWOOD CEMEFEtS.-Omee No. 292 Pennsylvania
Of 10Th the Savings Bank This
cemetery laid the celebrated Greenwood Of
New York; and situated the high ground distant
ter mile north OF the Capitol North Capitol leading directly
10 the This charter Con
approprang their ground forever burial making
foe title To the purchaser and prohibiting all encroacbens from
legislation Otherwise which is OF Importance those who
wish their dead where they placed them Ia has
become custom in all cities when the burial ground baeomes
valuable for other purposes sell and throw dead pro
iscuouy large and legal
titles given 10 the ground.
N. Office fom 10 TO ~, where pamphlets, with
the charter and byaws, and all other nomatol be
obtained all orders nemens en with Mr. James r. ia
ysy 4O Seventh street, other undertaken viii be prompt
sIsnaad June IDLY
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Completion OF Panama Railroad.

Reduction Of Fare 10 California
r.. UHed States mail steamships leave New York
S4 for AspinwaI OF the 9Th and 2Oth Of
S&1 connecting with mail steamers from Panama TO san
Francisco.
These steamships been inspected md by the Navy
Department. and guaranty speed and safety
The Panama railroad IA miles completed from
aud is crossed or hours The baggage Of
New York through San Francisco and
embarked Panama the
The paid New York all OF the rp
Reserve kept in IN Now York, Panama. and
ssn Francisco detention In Of ACCIDENT that
the route Is endrely reliable,
Passengers Panama the day they arrive at hspn
wall
Conductors through by each and take charge OF
and children without other protectors.
FoT through tickets the lowest apply the agency III
West street, Now York, l. w RAYMOND,
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ST. Joseph,s Academy for Young Ladies'

Near EmmihsbErg, Frederick County, Nd
TUE studies this institution
9Th tho Thursday June. The
bourd and tuition s50 payable
There charges music, drawing
Spanish Italian Gcman and Latin The
or primary department comboscd Of pup under nine years
nge, 800 per annurn payable half yearly advance.
Letters of inquiry should no addressed - the MOTHER SURE
RIoR Of ST. Juseps Academy, Bnnsburg Frederick county
Maryland.
la B-diyraT,
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NOTICE OF the Withdrawal Of lands In wisconsin,
" In rurunnce approved - June 1896 granting
tic lands the Wisconsin in the construction o
rnroads in said STATE" instructions have
free, Withdrawing nom market until further orders oil TIE lands n
sai STATE continuing
fore ordered nv telegraph the 9oth ~ Mpy last.
portion the lands viii restored arket when tho
pectrd sketch ~ the
office ~ which restoration ~ days public given.
Given under hand General Oce, Mt city
Washington, this 10Th ~ June, a. y. 1866
TlOs, A. HENDRICKS, Commissioner.
June l3-iaWGw IIntrl 4 star
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w kinck. 81 ~
Ths Life and Travels Of lleodous IN the Finn Century before
Christ imaginary biography by ]. Tai
hoy wheeler, Y. r. g, n. 2 vols, 81.
The Huguennt Etilcs historical novel. IS
Mechanc Tables, containing and cicumencrs ~ c
clcs and sides 81 equal squares, ccumlnncos ~ angrd
hoops cutting " boiler paes, Ac by Charles u Has
well. marine engineer. 50
Introduction study OF All; BY W. a, Dwight e.
Life Sketches from ConnOn Paths series Of American tales
by Mrs. Julia l.. Dumont 81.
The Rise and Progress " tile Bngish Consluon by " y.
Greasy, NJ. A. Third edition. 81,
Cndetoni his life genius with specimens his plays by
". q. Trench, n. D. rs ceuts.
Just published, and Cor sale At TAYLOR MAURY's
June ~ bookstore, 9th Il.
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INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS.
THE EARNEST MAN

THE EARNEST mAN.-Life and Labors Of Adonram Jud-
IL by Mrs, Conant ....
The New AGE Of Gods the Life and Adventures OF Robert
Dexter Romano.
"Vassnll Morton - a novel, by Francis Parkmnn
"Paul Fero; !" tale, by the author of "x Poems by w
Doct Ningrr'a fyh Of Vaccination by G, q. schiefedeck
MD.
For sale by TAYLOR n MAURY,
May ~ Bookstore, Ninth
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IL. III. q ILL IL II,

removed his Office his resid in Fransn Row.
Thirteenth He will continue devote his
principally In the United States supreme
Having devoted concerning patents will
opinions legal questions arising before
the Patent Oce and appeals 10 the chief justice assistant
of the District Of Coumba and will assist In the
preparation and trial Of suits concerning patents.
He viii also give written opinions and for
before either OF the
win prosecute claims before board established for their
adjudication
Oct 26-du
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mo. S52l
by the President Of the United states.

IN pursuance ofaw FRANKLIN PIERCE Pesdon, q lhe Un
public be held The und rmealloned land onces hs
AZ the land sies Of STE MARI, eonmsneing % Mon
day hs oflesa day q jay neat 70, 1e a. ~. ~ m S
townships, viz
North Of s base line and Of prinePai GiiisH.
Toe ISLANDS situated section pwp'hiP forty o.
sections twenyeish and iwrnnne, township osg 'igns Of
ave and IN section thirty hree township iorS hs o. range
Township nine, orrange
Townships three, ioIsh ioIY e'sni ana oip 0shb o
Township o ree forty and seven, Of twenty
three.
Townships foy four and lory five, Of range twenty six
Townships forty eight fort mine, any one, ofrange thirty
townships forty eight lOrynne, Any, and my oac
thiny.nye. ~. .,,..-.-. J. 49,. 49,.
Township my, Of range thirty ecyon
unappopatcd lands IN sections twenty hve twenty
A The land ONCE al DUNCAN, commencing morday The
following named townships and parts Of'o~nsDp
vizi
North ofme base Of hs principal meridian"
Township thirty seven Of 1aaa tive y ever.
Townships thirty four and thyLse, Of range twenty nine
North Of line aud cast Of te principal meridian
Certain islands following sections witt in
uo"s twenty four and twenty nys township thirty oni Of iaee
ssvs" range ss ia "eeo"a a"s"" and Sy township
uiry lu range section twelve township
,hip ihny Two, alsc section ,hec, township
thirly tour, township iyone, OF tbs same
Lands the Of Schools military and
other together with those swamp and overlooked lands,
quilted enable the State OF Arkansns aud other
states swamp lands within .he, limits approved
September 90 1850, ,piH be excluded from The sales
offering ofh above lands will be commenced on the days
appointed and viii proceed in The order in which they arc advcr
despach until the whole shall have been
closed but sale shall be Kept
onrer than two private entry of the lands will
be admitted until expiration OF The two weeks.
of Washington, this mn day
Api Domn thousand eight hundred and my SIX
by the President FRANKLIN PiEHCE.
TIDS. A. HENDRICKS,
nfI hr lsrneIa
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GOLD silver 6nc aud plated spcctaccs glasses &C.
all focuses with paTfoca perscoWc, and paraboa glasses
long experience peculiar advantages selecting glasses
adapted TO the eyes OF wcarUp.
NJ. W. GAIT n BRO,
1924 Penn. avenue between Ninth md
Qs-u
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TIE Litter Of MADAM

THE Letters of Madame de scvigne 10 her Daug liter
and Friends, edited w Mis-. sarah y line 81 81
The Letter. Of Lady Mary Wouy Montasu, edited ny Mr. sa
rnh }, Hale. vol. 81 25
May % FRANCR TAYLOR,
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w ashington Aqueduct.
orrios oy Tns WASHINGTON

OrrUt or TnH WARRINGTON AaurpucT,
Washington, March 2, lass.
PROPOSALS invited for graduation
i dams, tunnels Washington a1ueducL
Proposals. received tho eth May Will be opened
that day,
Maps pro6e and specifications ofthe ready
animation on And after the 10Th day Of April next
Proposals will be received particular cuyeTts
bridges sc, &c described plans specification
Portions Of tho
appropriation bat all unfinished will
be subject future appropriations by Congress- The engineer
the the Of
Of under each appropriation
ofthe appropriation holding sufficiently decide when
what works shall be stopped unit funds become available,
funds reserved viii paid, judgment
the engineer the work has been properly far has
Payments will be made specie checks upon
the monthly of the 10
and will be cordion ~ all that the
shall he paid their ul monthly and in specie,
All bids should be sealed endorsed Proposals
the Washington Aquoduct"
The United right rel any or all the bids
should they be deemed make
mat considered conducive progress
work.
Every ,ube accompanied written signed by
responsible the effect
take that the bidder bidders will his their bid
obligation, within days. with sufficient
completion of
certificate district
United district
general individual Engineer
Of War, that tho able make
guarantee.
Bids win be opened In presence Of bidders any hem
choose TO be present
NJ. c, MEIGs
Cant NJ basin
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EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. 20 Wall street, N. ".
BROWN, SIMPLIFY, = CO.,
Liverpool.
sTErflEN KENNARD a CO,
"a Austin FriaTs, London,
u. q. WAINWRIGHT n CO.,

The Of these ships win accountable god silver
bullion specie, iewey, precious stones, METALS
isdnr rned therefor and the value
MaY t--hu
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+ OF the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE- MrTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every pcrson entitled right pre- cmp,on Of the
lands townships above
required establish The 10 the satisfaction OF the regis
Office, make thereof
as soon as seeing this notice. aud before the day
pointed m pubic sale the lands
acipu the tract claimed claim will
TIlO5 A. HENDRICKS.
Commissioned the General Land Olicc
April g. lawl3w Intel. and Star
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AMERICAN HOUSE, Hanover Street, 8oston by
enlarged furnished possessing
tshe accommodR
/ on ofthe travelling public.
Idly
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United States Mails.

Posr 0ruoE DEPARTMENT, June 7, 1885.
PROPOSALS carrying day
o october the Both June 1858, following
Tennsssce will
parmen the CITY ~ Washington until
August next, 20 be decided the next day, ylEi
s693 From Concord Depot Ten Louisville,
back, three times week.
Leave Concord Depot Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
arrival Of train from Knox yllo-say 10
Arrive at Louisville by 10 m,
Leave Louisville Mosday, Wednesday, and Friday at
pm,
Arrive Concord Depot by dpm.
Proposals for SIX trips week invited
INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS.
pay trips performed of
satisfactorily explained the pay trip
deducted schedule time,
excused fourth Of the psyfsvrr be deducted
be annued for veaed failures, for violating tho
Office laws hr dsobeying tho departments instructions
The Postmaster General may order an increase Of service
the He alter the schedule
running be diminished aiso he cna
discontinue altogether Of
his allowing months pay tho
service dispensed with.
No increased nay be allowed for any
distance points be supplied CORRECTLY
executed by the i Of September
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
June 7-1awiwt
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Brilliant Schemes for June, 1866,


GREGORY Il MAURY, Managers,
Wilmington, Delaware.
under the superintendent OF commissioners appointed
by the governor.
81, 500!
Lottery for the bene OF
STATE OF DELAWARE.
Glass i35, for is;6.
To be Wilmington Dcl Saturday, June 81 1876
70 number Iottery-lJ drawn ballots.
Splendid p1e or 1900 90 p'ize. o. 900
prize OF ............ ............. SOh
............. 5000 lso lowest . No prizes. 30
do .............. 5000 sc, Sc &C.
Tickets sO-halvcs sj-quartcrs 81 50.
Certificates Of packages Of 70 whole tickets, sIn
rs half
Do do ~ quarter do -
Lottery fof the benefit NJ the
STATE or DELAWARE,
Glass o, for 1856
To Wilmington, Del, Saturday Jane % 1856.
IS number lcuery-I2 drawn ballots.
BRILLIANT
grand prize ...sS5SS prize of..... ...,..s $500
! splendid do........ $1,000 do ......,....... 5.Oh
DO So.... 1000 pa lowest 9No prizes. 200
do do,........ 10 900 &C, &C. sc.
Tickets s2o-halves sio-quaucr s5-Egh,hs 81 50
Certificate, Of packages Of IS whnes soGo 90
DO DO . haives'i.... ................ 100 20
DO do . qn,rsr' 0s 20
DO DO - eirhths ~ 90
Orders tickets certificates ofpackages
above splendid lotteries will the prompt
drawing will bo Immediately
r. J. BUCKLEY, Agent,
MSyi6 wilmington, Delaware.
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Notice OF Limited Partnership.

THE undersigned they have this day formed linn
partnership OF Appleton Co whose place
Baltimore, the
selling Stocks drafts foreign and domestic exchange bonds
checks OF stock brokerage and
that William Stuart Appleton and Henry w.
reside in said city, general partners and Gearge
Lnuduun county, Virgina and special
George contributed his of the
thousand dollars
said partnership 18th OF March, 1885, and
the 18th day OF March, 1857
WM STUART APPLETON,
w. HOWELL,
Mar 25-d2w GEORGE RUST, OF Virginia.
HAVING indicated the above
Ill the purchase and sale Of
stocks notes foreign domestic exchange collection
bills oans bonds bills
pomissoy business public securities exchange
We will make collections, deposes, pay
checks, md interest on standing
have services OF Mr. LAWRENCE r. BAYNE,
81 $, iden Withcr CO.. Washington, D. Co.
give his undivided general business Of
house. will be fully recognised hy
APPLETON 4 Co.,
April J-Gw 2iI Baltimore street.
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Navy Beef and Pork for 1867.

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau Of Provisions aud Cothing June 2, 1856
SEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed |" Proposals for Reef" and
Proposals Pork be- will be received
O'clock Saturday. the l2lh day Of July
furnishing delivering free of all and risk The
United States al The following yards:
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
Change Of Hours.


IN Monday, the o3d instant the trims will leave
" Washington at and ~. a. M, and and ~, pm
On sunday, AT AZ, p, m.
Leave Baltimore Of ~ aud IN m and and 3s
On Sunday, ut4 a. III.
pdI92-df
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Law school OF Cumberland University, al Lebanon
Tennessee,

Law school Cumberland Univers,ty, al Lebanon,
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Caruthers late Of tho circuit
judges of Tennessee
Nathan Green, Of the judges supreme
Of Tennessee.
Hon. Brom6eid L. Ridley, OF the Of State.
Judges Caruhers Green dew their whole
TO the school.
Plan Daily examinations
No regular OF
daily lessons the progress Of the examinations
2. Weekly Of law and which
suits Of facts given by the
through all the
The framed require prepare
Deeds wills. records
dence trials Some Of taken by appeal
supreme COURT which held monthly class, and
public the cad session. The students clerks she
Jurors Judges and chanceors and in other official
bacities connected with their suits.
SeonsThe first 4ession the third Monday
third ~Thursday February The
the succeeding Monday in February and ends SECOND
Thursday in July.
Erpenses per standardization fee $50, advance; coniugen
fee
which an had in the Lebanon bookstores.
required complete unless
advanced class No study required
four regular classes Students may
any during the collegiate
Number students the last collegiate year egty-siK
ROBERT l.. CARu1HERS,
Feb ll-eoly President Board Of Trustees
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NEW YORK, nRnnEN, AND SOUTH
sE0 AarTos UNITED states NAIL sTEAsER
&Sn|1H The ships comprising this line the WASHING
ss TON, Capt Z. Cayendyi HERMANN. Capt. Ed
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.

To Capt ". G. MeiFs, w. =. Engineers.
We the undersigned, residents d, IN the state
hereby jointly and sereray with the United stltc and
the bid be
they wilt within days R tho acceptance hid
Cor the nme with good surccs
furnish the articles proposed IN
advertisement which IL case the
said shall fail TO
good the difference between oc by the
tho lowest bidder.
(sgncd) A. y,
q. u,
thereby certify that my knowledge end belief the
abovsnamed guarnnors good and sufficient
s''lsgncd) B.F.
mars-3awts,h a 1nutf
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No white oak plank stock logs No wheoak promiscaous
timber No 9, yeiowne plank stock logs No g. yellow
and timber No TO- white pine. No. ~, ash, cypess,
elm boards No 49, black walnut cherry mahogany No 49, 10
No. II, white ash and hickory No. 10,
spruce. No Isgnumvim No 90 composition and copper nails.
No. 81 iron. No 30 spikes nails. No 49, lead
hardware No g paints, otis &C. No 49, far cnnys No 20,
No 90 far and cotton iwne. No a. glass No.
dry goods No a. pitch, No -, taow, soap OIL
-, ship chandey. No 49, stationery.
June 4-law4w
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CHARLEsTowN, MASSACHUSETTS.

No white oak plank stock logs No white oak promiscuous
whte-oak pieces and Tuddcr stocks No
yellow plank stock NOT, yellow beams No. TO-
white pine. Me- H. ASH cypress whteoak boards No ~ black
hickory bars No 49, black spruce No go composition and cop
nails No. 81, No % spikes nails Me- 3D. lead, zinc,
n No. IS, hardware. No ~ paints otis, sc. No a. mar
No ~, No 30 naK and Irvine
81 gass No. ~ leather No. 80, hose. No 81 brushes
IS, bunting and dry goods No ~ pitch, osin. No 81
aow oil. No 49, thip chandey. No. 49, stationery. No
Orp.vy
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The undersigned -, of -, In the State Of -, and
- of -, in tho State OF -, hereby guaranty that in
foregoing bid of - the classes therein
accepted will within the receipt
the Office designated
the for the with good and sufficient sueles
and said shall fail aforesaid
guaranty make good The difference between the offer of the
said -. and that which may be accepted.