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FORM OF OFFER.

(Hers date the ofsr.)
l. there insert the name or names composing the firm
Of name the town. the Stale Of nam8 the Sate) here
by offer to furnish under your advertisement dated dae Of
advertisement and subject all the requirements Of tbs
and OF the printed schedule to which REFERS all the
articles embraced IN Glass No 0ame the Glass; Tor the
navy yard at name the yard according said schedule
there paste the printed class from the schedule and
opposite each article the price and carry out the amount
In the columns Tor dollars aud cents foot up the Eg-
gregae amount Of The bid for the Glass; oUnting
(uere write the amount in Words)
propose as my SCENT (hers mime the agent if one is
by the schedue the supply under the classes
miscellaneous BY resident Of the place Of delivery;
and should my offer be accepted, request the contract
may be prepared and navy agent (name
agency for signatures and Certificate.
Here the bidder and each member Of the firm to sigo
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
TheunderSgued (name Of guarantor OF name the town
and STATE of nams the Stale and (name Of second guar
autos, &C., hereby undertake that the above named name
the bidder biddsrsl will If his Tor thei RI Offer as above
be accepted enter into contract with the United States
within fifteen days after the date of notice through the
post Office Of the ePtance Of his or he offers before
mentioned
Witness: signature Of guarautors.)
certify that the above named there the gIaran-
tor) are known to to be good and responsible guar
RnIOrs 10 this case.
To be signed BY the district judge district attorney
collector navy agent or some person known to the Blu
reau 70 be responsible
PORTSMOUTH, Nh.
Glass No. l. Bricks.
2. Granite.
8. Yellow timber.
4. Yellow pine lumber,
5. Cherry, (seas0ned)
s. White pine, and spruce timber and
lumber, ,wnlte pine seasoned.J
7. Lime and hair
s. Cement
9. Sand
10. Slate.
IL. Iron and Nails,
u. Steel.
IA. Files.
Is Paints, oils, and glass;
l6. Ship cLandlery.
II. Hardware.
IS. Stationery.
l9 FirCWOod.
20. Hay.
o. PrO7ender.
D. Charcoal
a Copper and Composition nails.
rs. Iron castings,
q. Excavation.
BOSTON.
Glass No. l. Bricks.
2 Stone.
4. Yellow pine lumber
5. Oak and hard wood timber.
s. White pine, spruce, andiuaipsr, timber
Z. Lime and hair
g.. Cement.
9, Gravel and sand
10. Slate.
II. Iron, iron spikes and nails.
II. Steel
IA. Files.
Is. Paints, oils and glass.
l6 Ship ehandlery.
II. Hardware.
IS. Stationery
20 Hay and straw.
81. PIOvender.
% Charcoal.
%. Packing,
Is. Iron castings,
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MY FIRST PUBLIC SALE.
b De FIELD.

~ ~ aU IA IL n ~ ~
On THURSDAY, the 18Th OflIay next on The premises
" will sell the following Building Lots, all Of which are
well worth the attention Of buyers
Remember property n and around Nashv s Is cd Vaneng
rapidly and he who delays buying this year viii hEve
pay large advance hereafter The Lots shall ods
follows:
ON WATSON STRBET-sir beautiful Lots, Opposite the
residence Of Mr.. Buck fronting each 50 feet and runung
back 1872 feet Is feet alley These the Lots SHAT
enclosed with the best cedar picket fence hat be made
on RUSSELL STREET-In HOusf0n's Addition, Lots -,
30 g. y a. and 35 at the corner Of Oak) These Lots
80 feet front and 10 feet ds2 Also Lot No n Wood
land street, in this Addition surrounded with new plank
fence.
ON FATRERLAND sTREET-Lot &C. II, 70 and - In
BlOod's Addition.
10 IN BlOOd's addition
ON RUSSELL sTREET-Los Nos "A, IS and Is, in Z0lli-
Golfers Addition.
ON WOODLAND sTREET-Nos. I9, 90, q, o. o aud "a
in BlOods Addition, Immediately opposite The buIdngg,
being erected BY hessr Hicks Dardsn and Morgan.
These Los shall brag thing could say scout
on THE GALLATlN PIKE-L0ts Nos ,, g, 9, N, y and
10 Fosters Addition.
Lots Nos. and in Blood's Addition.
That handsome Let adjoining the residence uf Mr. Wash
ington 100 front and running back $40 fse sset
with a the side.
That handsome Lot adjoining the residence OF Mr. Lassur
fronting 100 feet the turnpike and running back 30 feet
10 alley.
Two handsome Lots Turnpike shsiby's Addition,
being Nos. l35 and 1876.
TERMs-Thess Lots viii be on credit Of one,
and three years. for bearing interest," satisfactorily
doFsed and lien retained sale positive Omni5q5os as
usual. A. ". S. LINDSLEY.
&. R. GLAscocK, AuctiOneer.
? Aro, 100 and Oi Shslby's Addition, Wood
land street, ad joining the old residence Lmaf-td
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Free Schools,


WATER AND GAS LIGHT.
y REAr public sale Of Building Lots and Residences
" South Nashville. SATURDAY, MAY BOTH, inst. on
the premises, al "a o'clock, A. NJ, will public
sale, the following desirable property in Howard and Un-
derwOOd's Plan Of Lots, Three most beautiful Lots the
Of Cherry md Elm Streets fronting in all I2 feet
Cherry and l65 feet on Elm. On lot there is brick
store house with frame dwelling attached. The 10
most excellent stand for store house. Also two lots
fronting each 30 feet on Cherry, the corner Of Elm Tea
each, and fronting in all S52 feet Summer, between Elm
and Ash streets by 40 feet deep alley with
frame dwellings the OF Summer aud Ash very
desirable lot the southeast Of end Ash,
13 feet Summer and l6 Ash divided into
lots, with neat frame dwelling Also desirable
lot on the Of College and Ash Streets Also
brick dwelling on Cherry, south OF Mulberry. AsO desT
able lot in McGhee's Addition.
The Gas Company now laying pipes along Summer
and Elm streets, and will continue up Cherry Ash, and
along Ash TO the University Water pipes already put
down along Cherry, and will be extended Immediately
through Ash to High street
This property has only the advantages Of free Schools
water and gagbts, but desirable for private resi-
dences, and several lots good locations for houses
Summer street unquestonably the desirable resi-
dence street, all South Nashville, and the lots offer
most beautifully and conveniently located.
TERMsOne, and three years credit for bearin
Interest," with satisfactory security payable in Bank and
len retained.
OmnibusOs and COLLATION. free as usual,
Sale 10 begin on the corner Of Cherry an d Elm.
Now is the time for bargains
mayI4-td !. L. & r. W. BROWN.
D. TRIGs, AuctiOneer. Az Cherry street.
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McGAVOCK.
GREATEST AND BEST CARD OF ALL

THE Propreors OF McGavock sparing pains to
make their second sale, advertised 10 come of on SAT-
ken place in Nashville They will that occasion offer the
following eXtraOdray Inducements 70 purchasers and TO
settlers.
The person WhO that day purchases the highest price
Lot Will have haOf the purchRs money abated, that
is the two last payments i'll be surrendered him.
The person, who within l2 months from the day Of sale
efeCts the baHdsOmest and best dwelling will have his
last given for the lot built on, surrendered 10 him.
All purch OF Los who within - months from the day
OF sale, will their Lots and substantial bUc-
igs worth less than $500, will have the the
price Of tue lot 50 built on, refunded to them.
The sale takes place the grounds Monday, the lh
at 10 o'clock, A. n.
TEEMs SALK-l, and years credit for notes bear
ing the two FIRST satisfactorily secured and lien
Tetaned. Every body will attend. Who will draw the
prizes? Every one has a fair chance
may4 A. V. S. LINDSLEY.
Z. K. GLAsCOCK, Auctioner. [may7-td.
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causes Of actions now the practical workings Of this
system is that in nearly every contested Of any
Importance in our courts such covenant case and
debt, there are from three to twenty courts in the
pleadings, presenting that many questions for the
jury to determine, if they perform their duty In
the face Of this indsputabe fact, how can any one
with any regard to truth assert that the system is
admirably adapted to the presentation Of one issue
and one question to be decided by the jury
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, HARDIN


OECOND SEASON UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF
~ THE PROPRIETOR.-The White Sulphur Springs will
be opened the June next, for the Of
my friends and the public. have large ice house ul Of
ice. excellent band Of music will also be 10
during the entire The depot will be huntsville,
the Memphis and CharlestOH Railroad.
have made arrangements with Dir. J. 7. Chidsser who
will plenty OF fine coaches at The depot All can
~ gOsg through direct day they leave
phs He will also fine buggies and carriages
Springs. lmayl4l GEO. SHALL.
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NEW BOOKS.

VDAGGART's SERMONs-sermons By Charles MaeoH
in Charleston S. @. With Memoir. By John h. Hey
One vol, I2mo. Price 81 IS
BORDER ROVER--A new novel b. Emmsr8on Bennett.
VIVIA.-viyia; or, The Secret Of Power. A new Ro-
nance, BY Mrs. sOuthWOrth Two vOls paper, Price 81
For sale by HAGAh & BRO.
HAROLD TRACY.
TTAROLD TRACY or, PaAsEs o. LITE. A novel By
H J. F. Smith, ESQ, author Of
Stanheid Hall vols
Minnie Grey; or, Who IS The Heir I. vol.
Gus HOWard or, How Win Wife. ] vol.
Amy Lawrence; or, The Freamasou's Daughter.
Woman and her Master
Fred Arden; or, The Jesuiiis Revenge.
Rochester, or, The Merry DAYS OF England.
Temptation; or, the Unknown Heiress-
The Virgin Queen; or, The Romano Of Royalty.
Harry Ashtonj or The WIN and the Way
Elem DeVBrei or. The way OF the VIII.
All Of which Just received and for sale by
apul26. HAGAN & BRO.
THE Doomed Ship, or ths Wreck Ofthe Arcc RsEioas'
A tale Of wild adventure.
"Hansford Tale OF Bacons Rebellion By s.. Gesrya
Tucker. One vol. I2mO.
New Biographies Of IlustriOus Men, By Macaulav,
Rogers, Martin and others One vol. l2mo.
stories Of The Island WOridn By Charles NoFdhoG.
For sale By lapril26l HAGAN & BRO.
DERIODICALS.-Au the late papers and Magazines
L Forsaleo BY aPr25 HAGAN & BRO.
TNOR AK.-Ha5peT's MAGAZINE for Hsy Just received
Il By (apr29l HAGAN & BRO.
FASHIONS FOR MAY.
Drank Lesies' Gazette Of FASHIONS for May, Just re-
Il ceiTed BY HAGAN & BIO.
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mCGAWOCK.

OWING the incemeney Of the weather the propretorl
~ have postponed theiTPRIZE SALE of LOTS in MCGAV.
OOK until SATURDAY the 10th inst, O'Clock P. NJ
Omnibuses will leave the Square - O'clOC and col
lscn viii be served at O'Clock the ground free all
This sale is fixed for Saturday evening order give
mechanics and lsbOrng opportunity to attend and
procure comfortable homes for themselves and families
The public are earnestly invited 10 attend.
A. V. S. LINDSEY.
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PROPOSALS.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUHRAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS May /, 1851.
EALGD proposals for eacl class separately, endorsed
y Proposals for Glass No. name the class for the
navy yard at name the yard will be received at this
office until the Isl day Of June next for furnish
ing and delivering the several nRvy yards named, the
materials and articles embraced il printed schedules
which will be furnished on apPicatieh, and sent BY mail
If requested persons desiring to offer contract fer
any all the classes named therein By the eomHandans
Of the several navy yards for the classes for the navy
yards under their command, by the navy agent near
thereto BY the bureau for any all the yards
TOpreveut confusion and mistake in sealing the offers,
no bid will be received which contains classes tor
than yard in envelope; and each individual Of
firm must sign the bid and contract.
Bidders are hereby cautioned and particularly notified
that their offers must the form hereinafter prescTb
ed and be mail- in time to reach their destination be-
fore the time expires for receiving them no bid will be
considered hch shall be received after the period stated,
and allowance will be made for TAI lures Of the mail
To guard against offers being opened before the time
appointed bidders requested endorse on the
lOpe above the address, and draw line under the
dOrsement thus
Proposals for Class No. (name the class for the Navy
Yard at name the Yard.V
To the Chief Of the bureau Of ards and Docks Wash
ingtou, G.
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THE fine passenger steamer ALEONIA Can't
JAMES MILLER, will leave THrRsDAY, the etLeFsl y
18th, for the above and all intermediate ports
For freight passage apply on board, ort
mayl4-lt 81. d. HARRISON Acant.
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THE SECRET INFIRMITIBs OF
YOUTH AND MATURITY,
Gratis, the 25th Thousand

.-HTaR1 FEW WORDS OF THE RATIONAL
AAlAEk TREATMENT, without Medicine, Of Spsr
EtNr- matOrrhea or Local Weakness, Nocturnal
@ Emissions, Genital and Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay Of the ysem, Impoency, and Impedi
ments 10 Marriage generally.
BY b. DE LANEY, NJ. D.
The important fact thar the many alarming complaints
originating in the imprudsuce solitude Of YOUTH may
be easily removed WITHOUT MEDICINE, IN this small tract
clearly demonstrated and the entirely and highly
cessu treatment adopted By the Author fully explained
by OF which every is enabled % cure HIMSELF per-
fecy and possible cost, thereby avoiding ali the
advertised uOs.rums OF The day
Sent TO any address, gratis and post free in sealed enYs
lOpe by renting post paid postage stamps d. B.
LANEY, II Lispenard Street, New York city
mayT-dGEW6mH
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S25 Reward,

pANAWAY from my residence on Saturday morn q
II ing last, Negro Girl named "YIOLET,, Of %
back and ABOUT eighteen years OF age She SN
is rather under the medium height, heavy and A
quick spoken. shs is the property Of John Johns -
Esq living Nashville, and lurking about his place
in NASHVILLE will give Twenty five Dollars for her de-
livery my Office, No. so Cherry
may IA WILL L. BOYD
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Ex-SENAroR FooTE.-The late California papers
contain a letter from this gentlemen, in which he
fully and distinctly repudiates Know Nothlngism,
and gives in his adheusion to the Democracy. From
his account Of himself he never was much of Know
Nothing or if he was, is not anxious that 1t should
be much talked about now He says furthermore,
that he makes this change in action and principle
in direct violation of written instructions from the
sGreat Pollywog' Of all the Know Nothings in the
United States to the contrary He writes a good
letter makes out pretty fair case for himself and
doubtless would not object to a "lttis something
in the way of a reward for his ''m0ral hsrOism."
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HAVING suggested to the Hon. J. n. Hume, County
II Judge Of Perry County Tennessee the insolvency Of
the of Andrew Wilson, decd, all persons having
claims against said hereby notified TO file them
authenticated the law directs vita the said J, n Hulme
County Judge, &c before the first Monday in Sep
TENDER neE and il default themO they will be barred
mayl2--W3t prs fee So. JOS. n. BROWN, Admir-.
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FOR PADUCAH,

THE Ane passenger steamer, Aida, Sims ...@a1n
Master, will leave sabove THURS. rs 49,
DAY, the 18th inst, at oclOck, NJ. For
freight or passage apply on board or to 48
nayl4-lt. H. II. HARRISON. Agent.
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Wonderful things are done nowadays said
Mr. Timmins: the doctor has given Flack's boy
new lin from his cheek All said his lady 'many's
the time ] have known pair taken from mine, and
no very painful operation either
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A NEAT AND CONVENIENT RESIDENCE
FORSA AT A GREAT BARGAIN

now Offering Tor sale that Brick Residences On
Hynes' Addition, ad dining the residence Of ESQ. Man
ming The Lot (he north half Of 0t 49, fronts D fest
Knowles street. and back l52 feet 90 feet alley
The house two stories high, contains six good rooms,
has go) csern and will be sold az great bargan- II
previously sold, tn ESDAY, MAY rHE 18th, it will
be red at public sale the Court HOus7 Gate in Nash
Vile, at II O'Clock, M. For terms, SC. call on
may3-dtd A. v. s. LINDSEY.
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PiAmns-

ONE fine Rose Piano, manufactured by Samuel Gilbert
~ and cost originally 500.
One from the celebrated mandatory Of Nuns & Clark
One hns Rosewood, Iron Frame Piano. made by Adam
St0daTt.
One handsome "BoudOir" Piano.
One plain upright do.
These Pianos will be sold for less than thervaue cash
approved paper, by BENZ F. SHTBLIS
mayl4-f 40 PubIir Sonsra
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The undersigned, candidates for Governor, have
agreed upon the above list of appointments for the
ensuing canvass. They would have been glad to be
able to visit all the Counties but the shortness Of
the time rendered it impossible.
ISHAM G. HARRIS,
ROBERT HATT0N.
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PostDOnenenT

HE above sale Of lots and residences in South Nashville
is postponed until SATURDAY, May Both inst al two
lock, P. NJ ). L, & X. W. BROWN.
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NASHVTLLE COAT, COWpA

NASHVILLE COAL COMPANY.
LIVERY Stakeholder The above Company is earnestly
II requested to call to-day Tomorrow the Bank Of
the Unon and pay 20 per their Stock 10 Daniel
F. Carter, Treasurer
The money is required prosecute the business Of sid
Company.
By order Of the Board Of Directors. Tmayl4-d2t
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Potatoes
FOR ST, LOUIS,

TWO hundred and seyenty-hve sacks GaIena Potatoes
Finkeyes Blue and NeshanOck, Just received and for
sale, by BFRNE & MILLER
mayl4-d9W No s Broad at
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NEW BOOKS.

M w BOOASs
JUST RECEIVED BY
JOHN YORK G. CO.,
3S Union Street.
MAGAZINES FOR MAY.
Frank Leslie's Gazstte Of Fashion for Nay.
Painam's Monthly for May.
Harper's Magazine for May
Flank Leslis's Illustrated Tor May.
The SchOefelloW for May. - -
For b. JOHN YORK & CO.,
mays g Union street
AURORA LIGHT;
A Poem, By Elizabeth BaTst Browning.
DIR. KANE'S ARCTIC EXPLORATIONS,
Ia Search OF Sir John FranklnE, during the years
Is5s-54-'55; bsinga psrsonaI narrative and contain
Ing an account Of his important discoveries.
Plays aad Poems, by Geo soker 2 vols q no,
What Can Woman Do new volume b T. s. Arthur.
Ivers, new bowel By seWeH
Prle and l; dedieaied 90 Mrs: Lon gielo# oy Curul
Dickens Novels, eomFlsiei In s. volumes
Tue Amshcan Almansc, for 1857.
Olshanser's Commentaries, By henar1ek
he Prince Of the House Of David.
Chamhsrs History Of the Russian War.
Men AM Times q the Revolution, BY WATSON
/. irwin g.! Life o. Washington, 3 vols
siar sad Inc Cloud or a Daughters Love, BY Zoe.
LonEleloHls Poems complete In vols, % mo.
Pariey's RseoHeefions Of Iifs'iras. vois. Ismo.
Emsrs0u's Representative Men.
Enerson's English Traits.
Hugh Milsr's England and tts People.
Sturgeon, the motsrn Whttded.
Hills OF the shetemac, By WeIhWalL
Paul Fame, Novel, b. n. p. Willis.
Frank FOresters porting Scenes character8.
Leila; star Of Mingroia, by Reynolds.
Passion and Principle, by Mrs. Grey.
VIII and 81 sd0m Of sydney Smith.
Memoir Of syoney Smith, BY Mrs Austin.
BLANK BOOKS.
LEDGERS, journals, Day Books, Cash Rocks Invoice
Books, Check Books Note Paper Envelopes Ink Gold and
Steel Pens, IGksiands, Pencils. Just received BY
mrh7 JOHN YORK & co.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
John York & Co., havoc hand complete stock Of
Classical aud C0mmou school Books, which hey oGs for
sale at me lowest prices lmh7
A SUPERB WORK on FANCY NEEDLE
WORK.
FRANK LESLIES PORTFOLIO OF FANCY
Needle Work
ErIrED Mas. ANS s. STEFHzNs
Royal quaro volume, elegantly bound In fuu gill; sups
nor paper, price 50 50 and S. Containing 400 das usa-
tona, many occupying u page, printed In cOlors,
tanning designs ADD precise Instructions f0r
CrOtchet Knuing, Bugs and Bead Work,
Applique, Damed Neiied-Work,
Braid Work, Poichimouie,
Straw Work, Embroidery
FaxM0deling, fruits and Flowers On Wax,
Feather F0Wers, Painting Velvet, &C.
TOGErHEE WITH
Beautid Patterns for Patchwork also numerous patterns
printed IN eoors, for embroidery, slippers, Wells, Untsr
garments, etc, etc.
Frank LesIes' Gazette Of Fashion FOR April br sale y
APPS JOHN YORK q CO.. 3 Union o..
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DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING.
DRY GoOdsand Clothing Auction this evening at early
Il Gas Light, by
mayl4 2 SHIELDS
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NEW YORK.
Class No ]. Bricks
g. Stone
3. yellow pine timber.
5. Oak andhard wood timber.
o White pine, spruce, ald juniper.
s. Cement
g. Gravel and sand
10. Slate
II. Iron, iron spikes and MALTA
L. Steel.
IA Files.
IS. Psiuts oils, and glass.
% Ship OhandleTy.
II. Hardware
Ia Stationery.
50. hay and straw
81 Pr0veBdsr
%: Charcoal
IS. Betting. packing, and hose
IS. lTon work aud carnngs.
&c Machinery and tools.
PHILADELPHIA.
Class No 1. Bricks
g Stone
3. Yellow pine timber.
f. Yellow pine lumber.
s. White oak and hardwood.
G White pine timber
T. Lime and hair
g. Gravel and sand.
10. Slate.
IL Iron, iron nails, and spikes.
Il Steel.
a. Files
Is Paints oils, and glass.
16 Ship chand.ery.
II. Hardware.
Is Stationery.
10. FrewoOd.
20 Hay and straw.
81. PrOyendsr
-. Charcoal
% Betting, packing, and hose
~ Iron hiafs.
NAVAL ASYLUM.
Class No. 1. Clothing.
2 Hats, boOis, and shoes.
3. Provisions
4. Groceries.
5. iry Goods.
8. Bread, &c.
z. Tobacco
s. Miscellaneous.
9. Hardware
10. Iron and nails.
Il. Paints, oils, SC.
u. Flies.
10, Tools.
"A. Lumber.
IS. PrOVsndsr.
I6. Firswood.
II. Excavation and wall
WASHINGTON.
Glass No I. Bricks.
g Stone.
s. Yellow pine timber.
4. yellow pine 10 uber.
s. Oak, hardwood timber, aud lumber.
g White pine, spruce, juniper and cypress.
Z. Lime aud hair.
9. Gravel aud sand.
IL Iron. iron nails, and spikes
u. Steel.
10 Pig iron.
"a Fines.
10. Pants. oils, &c,
Is. Ship ehandlery.
IL. Hardware.
Is. Stationary.
10. FireWOOd.
20. Hay and straw
q. PrOVeRder.
q Charcoal.
% Betting, packing and hose.
"A. Iron gun carriage shed.
Glass No. l. Bricks
2. Stone.
8. Yellow pine timber.
4. Yellow pine lumber.
8. v hits pine timer and lumber.
z Lime
g. Cement
g. sand.
10. Slats.
H. Iron, iron nails
Il Steel.
"A Files.
Is Paints, oil and glass.
10. ship ehandery.
Il. Hardware
IS. Stationery
%. Hay and straw.
q. PrUveHder.
y. Charcoal
%. lToH castings.
%. Surgeons house.
Glass No 1. Bricks,
2. Granite
8. Yellow pine timber.
Yellow pine lumber.
S. Hard wood timber and lumber.
s. White pine jumper, cedar and cypress,
lumber and timber.
t
s. Cement
9. Cookie shells, clay snd sand.
10. slate.
II. Iron, iron nails and spikes.
IL. steel
Is. Railroad iToa.
"A Files
IS Pants oils aud glass.
10. Ship chandleIy.
IL. Hardware.
Is. Stationery.
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20. bay.
.. PrOTsnder.
o. Charcoal.
%. Bsldrg packing, hose, sc.
a. Copper and composition nails.
25. Iron castings.
20. Instruments, &C.
The schedule viii stale the times within which articles
will be required be dsEysred and where tbs printed
schedule not used the periods stated It for de vsries
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ONE hundred and any Of the aboys Of superior quality.
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