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Police InteIliQepce.

CHARGE or GRAND LARCENY AGAISr DESTr-Rod-
Bru,b, Of No. 4ee Broadway, brought before
Justice Brennan, the Essex Market Police Court,
charge Of having stolen quantity Of carpctng from John
o'Brisn carpet dealer, of 30T Grand street The com
panant alleges that he cold the goods 10 the defendant
credit and that the latter bad the pet conveyed
10 some place unkno aer had been delivered AT
his office In Broadway and has refused since then either
pay the bill make restitution OF the property JUS
tice Brennan held the Focused for examination.
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Naval Intelligence.

The call that Uncle Sam Issued shor, time since for
increase Of TO strengthen forces in the Cina
has met with the most ssngune The Brooklyn
barracks OVERLOOKING with recruits, much go that Of
late the quarters for marines In the Navy Yard have been
inadequate 70 hold the number Of military aprants flock
ing 70 this arm Of the national service Yesterday q
detachment Of recruits len for Warrington, under the
msnd Of Sergeant Phelps where they will be initiated in
the ous oTerandi Of handling musket preparatory 10
going board the steamer Mississippi, New York, and
soop-o war Germantown, at Norfolk, which vessels are
expected 10 90 in commission In few weeks
The steam freate Wabash flag chip Of the home squad
ron, at St. Barthoomevs on the 9th inst Her dest
nation Is Aspinwal at which place she has probably
arrived ths The steamer susquehsnnah Trieste
the eth April last sshe would proceed in few days
direct 10 England H. assist The Niagara in laying down the
great transact sntic submarine cable.
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TrLrenarHrc FE.r-Tbe Toronto Globe under.

TEIEeRAPHIc FEAr.-Tbe Toronto Globe under
stands that or the last few nights after the close Of the
rcgula' business OF the line, the Montreal Telegraph Com
papy, In conjunction with the American Telegraph COM
psnics through the States Of Ohio Michigan and Illinois,
have been working direct from Chicago TO Quebec, via
Buffalo, Toronto and Montreal, distance by the tele
graphic route OF some 300 400 mi The object o
this lengthy communication Ia TO establish the Ion
gude by solar observations, OF the different places.
Lieut. Ashe OF Quebec, conducted the observations at Chit
cago The operators there say that the lines worked
beautifully on One nights, and the signals went through
as ms snaneously though the distance IA instead
AGO miles The longest stretch OF the great submarine
cable between England and America will be about 200
miles, 50 that the difficulties Of laying down the cable
can DC successfully overcome, there appears 10 be- far
az human reason can foresee, difficulty 10 the work
ing OF ~ The opinion OF the operators In Toronto, who
watched the signals from Chicago 10 Quebec was, that
me distance had been twice great the electric fluid
would have bounded over IL a. quickly- O. literally In
"le than 40 me as the sign ala leaving Quebec 10x
p NJ, would reach Chicago about on p. M--Chcago time
being about one hour slower than Quebec
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scend all just powers Legislature by the
constitution q commonwealth and whereas they have
the confusion Of virtual anarchy threatening To
Improperly and lives OF those whom gvers thy were
peril only all bent interests but TO our civic
freedom demands the prompt attention Of citizen, IRE
Therefore Sc il resolved That We the members of the
Young Mems Democratic Union Club Of the city of New York.
part solemn earnestly protest against
this series OF bold and Lini usurpauons ,,,,,..
Police bill passed at Albany April IA, 1857 recognise
direct municipal liberties and that vo
assault upon the funwental principle State national
sovereignty as acknowledged by all our American oonsuu
Resolved That In the Excise bill and Port Wardens bill
discover not only the spirit but the phraseoogy OF
de sought ODE esuscated here and that we
should repel them both with burning indignation did their
absurd language and provisions alike laundering and Illegal
preclude other feeling than emotions OF derson and
tempt 49,
And resolved, That in their cognate acts disin
guh only the rapacy Of the wolf tempered with ,hs low
adroiness the wit OF ehern hne mere lessons In public
roguery made easy
And furthermore Resolved, That while, In all the acts
enumerated Is disclosed bitter and insdious rea,onary
plot against instutionsa lurking desire TO
vzha there shall be legislation without representation
effort TO clear intent OF State constitution
alarming ieaiu es stand forth in bold relief to witt de-
nal Of the social compact dsIust OF me people >
Military nensce and General corruption by the offer OF po
Therefore finally Resolved That We the sons Of this
o e E@pe dsy Of Amercan
and civil Of the people and with the PEG
pie claiming All our original guaranteed rights under con
satsdo hereby pledge all that we are and have together
ar az ndiv duas to the defence Of those nAensee rights
the The second and needs be- In the last resort
willing to abide.
which Messrs C1r Harrison, Dage Grain, Cone, Bene-
dict and Rose look part.
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Tho number OF idiots In the United States ,sidered,
by persons who have made statistical reserch this sub
ect AZ much greater the result above given for
rents who have idiot child do not like, and frequently
absolutely reute specify the fact 10 the takers
The association having returned their session room,
Dr. WALKER behalf of committee previously appointed
for the PURPOSE, submitted res button thanking various
parties from whom they had recei red courtesies.
After attending TO some business matters the associa
uon motion Of Dr. NICHOLS adjourned IN meet IN tho
city OF Quebec C. F. the second Tuesday In June 1858
nj 10 O'Clock A. N.
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The Citizen Volunteers.


HEADQUARTERS Nxw YORK CITIZEN VoLUxTEERs,
May %, 1857.
The commander IN chief OF the late oavade Of the New
York Citizen Volunteers having published notices or
meetings purporng TO be held by the frat and second d.
visions of that organization for the purpose Of offering the
support Of that body In military capacity in the contest
pending between the municipal and State authorities
takes occasion TO say
That the New York Citizen Volunteers orgaui
zaon having other object than 10 combine the ndepen
dent military companies of the city into compacs and
disciplined cor for instruction and parade.
That authority having been conferred upon the Com
msndern chief And STAFF and the Generals Of division and
their stas but in connection with the parade Of the 23d OF
April last, their authority and t<rm OF Office were limited
10 that parade and It's incidents
That all necessary orders under the authority conferred
upon him will be issued heretofore by the Commander
from headquarters through the regular channels
of communication recognized in military booies.
That the meetings purporng TO have been held under
the auspices CT the Generals OF the st and second dv
eions Of this body held without any ORDERS
COLLISION emanatng from headquarters.
That there IA right authority in any OF the officers
members Of this ganzaiion 10 call assemblies thereof
for political purposes TO commit this body to any course
of political action whatsoever
That all political proceedings the part Of the members
Of the NewYork Citizen Volunteers SUCH foreign 10
the character and Of the zaon and OF NO
further force than the expression Of the individual opn
ions OF those persons taking part In such proceedings BY
order Of HENRY WILSON, Commander. in Chief
WIN. Il. DHRow, Adjutant General
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Probably the nabitusl use OF alcoholic drinks does
great deal TO brpe families sad feeble con
ton OF body alluded 70 prolific OF idocy oai
or three hundred and fifty nine dios The condiuon Oh
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Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun !


Contents Of the Cannon Taken from the Election
Rioters-Another Deoth-7he seounded.
Chief Of Police Baggott yesterday afternoon I'm.
loaded the brass sx-pounder which the marines cap
tured from the rioters. 1t was charged nearly to
the muzzle with ball. (musket) cartridges, paving
stones, shot of various kinds and one or two pocket
handkerchiefs as wadding To all appearances the
marines performed towards the mob a most merci
full service by taking from them gun which, in all
probability would have bursted in the firing and
spread destruction all around
am able to state upon authority that consider
able majority of the marines engaged in suppressng
the riots on Monday were young native born men,
principally from Virginia and Pennsylvania The
remainder were marines long in the service, who
fought bravely in Mexico, and have been engaged in
other public duties.
Upon inquiry in relation to the wounded by the
riot learn that COL Wilson, of Texas, is slowly i'm.
proving Young McElfresh is still living VIM. Far.
rel died this morning The body of Col. Deems has
been taken to Cumberland, Md, for interment.
Among the wounded are c. G.. Human and John
Conner the latter dangerously.
Several ofthe unfortunate Irish citizens who were
so cruelty stoned and wounded with pistol-shots
early in the morning still suffering but hear of
no deaths.
Police officer j. M. Lloyd ARRESTED VIM. War.
wick on charge of Riot. He was held to bail by
Justice Smith for appearance at the Criminal Court
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spared to render the institution worthy of the high
II honorable patronage il now receives - :.

spared to render the institution worthy of the high
y honorable patronage it now receives fss-E
1t became the painful duty of Gov. Bragg, Is
President of the Board of Trustees to announce that
the Board had expelled from the University John
=. Mobley, of s. c., and Paul L. Jones, Of Alabama,
Tor rotous behaviour sad fruits Of dissipation.
AS to the festivities that accompany the serious
business of Commencement week, they passed of
with about their usual qualification to those who en-
Joy them. Everything seemed well appointed and
ordered. The company that graced the attendances
on the exercises of the week was quite large.
Among those gathered together in the Chapel might
be seen Gov. Bragg, Senator Bggs. Gov. Manly,
Gov Graham Dr.. Hawks, Bishop Otey, Judge Bat.
tie, Mr.. Bingham, Rev. Drs Mason, Curtis and
Teasdale, and the Rev. Messrs Hudson, Thorn
Spear, Lynch and others of the clergy, and other
notabilities in Church and State and they brought
goodly number of their bright eyed daughters with
them. to the great comfort of those who otherwise
would have had no Commencement to enjoy.
10 show what, under favorable circumstances,
may result from this juxtapositon of positive and
negative poles werecord the following tait aceompH
Married, on the morning of Friday, June 9th,
1867, at the residence of the brides mother by the
Rev: DIR. Phillips, Miss Selma Morrow to Mr.. Henry
e. Thompson of the Senior Class just graduated
Follow your leader, young gentemen-folow your
leader!
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STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA....
~ County,Cour' Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Nav
Term 1857 -Dilworih Sedge, A. mnistator Of Rebcccs
and Mary Woolhite. vs. Willy s'.ge, Sabina Woolhte
and heirs Of Littleon Sledge-Peton to make real esfs
assets. ~"' e''se
In this appearing the satisfaction Of N. c.
that the defendants E the above entitled cause are nom
residents Is therefore ordered that adve: tsement be
tying them appear at the next term Of The Court Of Plea.
and Sessions to be held for the county Of wake
the Court House in Raleigh the Sd Nouday of Ancn.t
1871 then and there to plead OF answer or Judgment
pre- noatesso, will be entered against them
Raleigh the Sd Monday Of May. 1857. - '1''' 10
June 8, 1857. 49, Csk'
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Two PHASES OF KNOW. NoTnING1sM-We Gin the
following from the New Haven Register:
:" In the senate of Massachusetts, the proposed
constitutional amendment requiring adopted citizens
to reside in the State two years after being natura-
liked, before being allowed to vote, was adopted by
a vote of 25 to 0. This is Massachusetts, knoao no.
Mingism In New York the property qualification
for negroes is not only to be abolished (says the AL
fore required of that class. This is New York know.
nothingism. In one State five years is too short
term for white man, and in another three wears is
too long term for negro! Well, black republi
cansm is queer affair.""
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Dl T. ID

DIED,
this City on the sth iust William Henry Haywood
Possessed apparently Of febe constitution be was yet
the last survivor of large family brothers and sisters
and had outlived all his children save one.
He for the last half century, Cle,k of the o. g. Cir
cult Court for this State and maintained an exaorna
degree his capacity for business down very short
period before his death. Cox
In Hamptonville, N. c., of Phneumonia on Thursday
morning 21 O'clock 7,h May 1857 Wade D. Hampton
of Dr. John Hampton, age lsyears and days.
In this City, the 4h inst Mrs. Mason Fowler in her
seth She consistent member of the Methodist
E. Church for u years.
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The Crops IN M1ssouRL-The Gazette saws the
product of Tobacco will be light this year. the effect
of the late dry, cold weather. Those who by extra
diligence succeed in making fine yield of tobacco
may expect . handsome price.
There are very few fields Of fall wheat in all the
Grand River counties that will yield any harvest
lndeed most OF them have been plowed up, and
planted in other grain.
The supply of Corn, both from ordinary and ex.
traordinary causes, have been almost exhausted and
the grass came barely in time to save much perishing
stock
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STATE OF NoRrH-cARoL1NA.---wAKE

STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA... AXE
~ County-ln Equity.-In the matter Of Duncan L.
Pursuant to order made at Spring Term 1857 of the
Court Of Equity for the county of Wake in the above en-
titled cause the undersigned Clerk and Master will 6ro
coed to sell the store Of Ltchrd Shepard Co., in The
city OF on the Goth day of June next the lands in
the pleadings mentioned, to wit: "
The house and premises in and on which the late VIM
Hopkins resided situate lying and being in the city Of
facgh The said premises contain and threefo1rth
the North by Chas Johnson's lot on the West by Per-
son street on the South by Boodworh street. and on the
The house and ouhouses and hree-ourths of an acr.
The remaining will be divided into two Int. ~
half an acre EACH and each lot will be sold separately
TERMS OF SALE: credit of months for one hs,f and
twelve months for the residue of purchase vii; he
given to purchasers their entering into bond with an
proved surety bearing interest from date Of sale Fv. Der
' Given undsr 1 money 10 De paid in cash
May 81, 1857. Siwt..S
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MARRIED..

In Edgecombe county, the 18th ult, BY Kenneth
Thgpen ESQ., Mr. Frederick Savage to Miss Martha Down
ing. daughter of Mr.. James Downing. dl
In Greensboro on Tuesday morning last by Rev. F.
i Ked NE Rev; Turner NJ Jones' President Of G. F. College,
In Yadkn county, on the 9Th of May. BY B. c. Myers
ter Of c. W Williams ESQ.
On the 10th ult.. by J. H. Burt Esqr, Mr. M g. steph-
ems to Miss Emeiine Partn, all of Wake county.
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jones' Sulphur aud Chalybeate Sprinx..
WAAHRx a

WAkaEN COUNTY, n. c.
THESE SPRINGS ARE SITUATED IN urA.ru
fu' and pleasant section Of country 10 miles from war
fen'on and IL miles from Henderson, at each of which
to the Spring The omst. ssiabrous a. t.;sed b~ an
experience of eighteen years. and the ali
reception Of guests on The 18th day Of june Isl.
TERxs,
For Board per month, no N
4" week, 10 m
!" day, 40
For Children and Servants, half Price.
daily mail will b. brought to the Springs throughout
June Q, 1857. Al, ..-.. l1ss-v4m
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H The Supreme Court met in this CITY on
Monday last, all the Judges present, with Mr. At
torney General Jenkins. We learn that about twen-
ty-five young gentlemen are to be examined for
County Court license
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JOHNSTON AcADEMY.-We requested to state
that Rev. R. T. Heain of Raleigh, will preach the
annual sermon before the Pupils of Johnston Acad.
envy at their ensuing examination
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Pinckney-C. Harrington.
Hubertus Harvey,
Leonidas-B. Hayley,
Gulielmus-HollIday Hayley,
Thomas-Norfleet Hill,
Ludovicus-W. Howard,
Eustachius Hunt,
JOannes Calvinus Jacobs,
Ludovicus-M. lights,
Thomas-G. Johnston.
Gulielmus-H 4! Jordan, Jr.,
Thomas-Stephanus kenan,
JOannes-Means Lawing,
Gullelmus-Jones Lea,
Exum Lewis,
Joannes-Ear!y Logan,
JOannes McKinnOn,
Jnannes C. MCLAUGHLIN,
Gulielnus-P. Mclean,
Robertus-S. McLeInore,
Hamilton Mcmillan,
Henricus-Clay Thompson,
Henricus-ROan Thorp,
Reconsideration Tillitt,
J osephus Venable,
Nathan-Perry Ward,
Nathanae:-Hugo Watson,
Observation-Disclosures Webb,
j oannes-Elis8us Wharton.
Nathan-Bryan Whitfield,
Franciscus-Smith Wilkinson.
Gulielmus-H. Williams,
GuIielmus- Edvardus, Wilson,
Georgius-L. Wimberly.
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WHITE sULPHER SPRINGS.
CArAwBA COUNTY, N. [


VTNHESE SPRINGS ARE SITUATED FIFTY MILES
Il North of Charlotte twenty miles West Of Statesvie
and twenty-five miles East of Moganton at the foot Of the
Gifts cir ate The Proprietor, Dr. E. o. ELLIOTT. an
nounces to the public that his house again Open with
The peculiar tonic Alternative and nvgoran@ nronere
OF this Wafer render invaluable in diseases Of the Lv
al Diseases fncpient Consumption Scrofula Eruntye E
eases and all cases Of debility accompanied with defective
G. s. Browns Tri.weeKIy line of Four.Horso co.,,..
from Salisbury to Ashevile, passes within fur-and ahaf
miles and visitors conveyance Newton to
the Springs at all times. w
June 9, 1857. llss-w7t.
NEGROES WANTED.-MORGAN. ROGERS :
- Co ish to buy likely young negroes, and viii nav
the highest cash prices for them They win attend to in
on the subject from part of the State Their
f9 ssaa ice is Sc Fish Dam Wake Co., N. c.
May y, 1857. llss-w&sw2mpd
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE.
ME VACANT LOTS AROUND THE COLLEGE
Building Of st. Johns College in the town Of Oxford
to the highest bidder credit of twelve months Per-
h s with
7 z + SASe aHffUA Committee
Oxford, N. c. June Q, 1857. 1lssLvav
Notice to Bridge Builders,
TINE BRIDGE ACROSS NEUSE RIVER KNOWN
Il Battles Bridge will be let out to rebn;i to t w.,
est bidder on Saturday the 9th inst.
s ( + (: s sl i$s''' o"""'..
= June ., 1857. 1855
DHUG STORE FOR SALE 1.-THE SURSCRI.
Der finding the superintendent Of bis Drug Sora to
interfere too much with his professional business os r
Ior sale He has now in store choice assortment of The
very best Drugs, &C. The custom of the Store T. o f
the best paying in the State good Apohecsry can msts
money BY the investment Terms moder,te Tnrsfsrrad
no will sell on time. Apply to- - - '''''ea'
r. 49,. DE-. Z BURKE HAYWOOD.
Raleigh, &c.
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PETERSBURG MARKET.

PETERSBURG June 6, 1857.
TOBACCO.-Market dull with slight decline. Sales
OF fancy manufacturing at SIS to 1915.
and fair to good Is to ls15 cts
pounds
BACONMarket active and prices firm-sides IA to 49,
shoulders - to ls1a. -"
FLoUR-ln good demand. Superfne $3.50, extra S.
family 5000. w
SUGARS and MOLASSES have advanced.
LEATHER continues high with upward tendency
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"ANTED, FROM TWENTY 70 FIFTY SHARES
Of Stock 10 the Bank the State Of North olne
will be promptly attended to. a ~ .+-ls - =
Raleigh, June 9. 1851. ,s.lhal 59-w
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A PROCLAMATION.


By His ErceAencH Thomas BRACE Governor of North
Carolina
WHEREAS, 1T HAS BEEN REPRESENTED TO
w ME Hat one STEPHEN HUGHS. late Of the
County of Person. stands charged with the murder f
Edward Oaky in said County and that the Stephen
Hughs fugitive from justice and has escaped beyond
Now, to the end that the said Stephen Hughs may be ar
rested and brought t" tria! for his said offence hereby
Hundred and Fifty Dollars for his apprehension and delive-
~ to the Sheriff of Person County
DESCRIPTION: Hug.s is about feet inch hieb dark
hair good complexion speaks quickly when spoken to-
features rather regular age between IS and 3d. No marks
H. ST. the State of North Carolina at the City Of Raj
~ the o sgh this the s'h day of June D. Isl.
PULASKI COwPER Pr. Sec.
june y, 1891. 57-4tw.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND REoJEs.
ted to announce THOMAS j. UrLEY as a candidate for
reelection to the Office of Clerk of the County Court Of
Wake ~ -
June 8. 1857. 57sv-te.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
~ JOHN n BUNTING as candidate for the Office
tion OF Convention of the Democratic Party which NAV
be cid for the purpose of nominating candidate for that
posi- 50-tf
WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND REQUEs-
~ ted to announce JAMES A. MOORE a candidate
for Clerk of the Superior Court of Wake county at the
ensuing election eet. in August next.
JOHNSTON COUNTY CANDIDATES.
WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w JOHN II. KENNEDY as a candidate for re-elec.
ton to the County Court Cerkshp of Johnston county
June 9, 1857. ll88yte
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w THOMAS SNEAD a candidate for the office Of
Superior Court Clerk of Johnston county.
June 9, 1857. 11ss-te
:" ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w L. p PHILLIPS as candidate for the office IF ~,
perior Curt Clerk of Johnston county.
June 9, 1857. 11ss-te
FOR BEAUFORT AND PORTSMOUTH.
TINE NEW, ELEGANT AND SWIFT GOING Low
Il pressure Steamer
PA PI4ICO,
Of over $50 tons burthen, and fitted with all the modern
conducive to comfort travelling wIrh the
chief advantage of her great security as SEA BOAT.
will run the ensuing between Washington Ports
mouth and Beaufort making her first trip on The
first day 81 July leaving Washington at A. NJ and return.
ing the next ay from Beaufort touching Portsmouth 20.
ing and returning.
And and after Wednesday the 9th dav of Julx sho
will commence running the following Regular Schedule
Leave Washington on Wednesday and Saturday morn
ingS, at o'clock.
Returning will leave Beaufort every Monday and Thurs
day morning, at o'clock.
Fare to Beaufort $4,or Portsmouth $3.50; Fare from
Portsmouth to Beaufort $3.50. Meals Extra. ~
NO extra charge tor landing passengers at either place.
w. E. DEMILL.
This most desirable pleasure seekers and in
vads seeking benefit from the sea air. as the PAMPIICO
IS large steady and comfortable boat built express
for the Sound and makes the trip throm0h BIZ
my gW afcrdng travellers fine opportunity from her
splendid promenade deck of viewing Inlet at Ocacoke
and the Ocean, on her way to Beaufort.
June 9, 1877. 57-swam
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NAVY DHPAR1nDn,
.&7TfTs Bureau Of Provisions sod ClothipG,
June 8, i66z,s
SEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed "Proposas }br BssG."
received at this ONCE until O'clock a. M ON Wednesday,
the 18th day of July next for Furnishing and evesinS
free of all cost and risk the United Ssfe n fhe f
ing navy yards: 80 IT q
Barrels beef Barrels pork.
At Char!estown, MasA 26O0 $500
At Brooklyn, N. Y. $500 5000
Al dosport, Va. S,OOO 1000
1000 Ann