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kLNi BARGAINS FOR sai0-tIALI
"'Wh- 'S actrs u' excellent ,ani d, " hnus-.
r"om-, arm, iruit ~. near railroad st,,n,' Al
nuns "a L.ua Island, a. from sat water. A. MIR,
q" ~ H. !. HlhliARp, lO2 Fulton It, Na.y Yrs'
ANIL 6siYQ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-21

! ~" SALE OR To LEA HOUSE OF
AN rooms, 1 ect0er w.tu o. arr,, OF l.uI s.v..
ueug gordon, situated Iu wet lr.t,r III r,i',l
IYi' we 'lty' Two minutes walk % 4 ,fnl,at 10.
fIll particulars inquire of ~ : AnNnNv 80
,''tmaster, n,gr the premises, or at DTRNroy.9
N"'''H' s'" h"WtfN apip GsIlp
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WANTED.

w AN T d GOOD OPERATORS ON
Wheeler Wilson's Mschine, on fine work
Good experienced hands can have steady work AZ
no ~ FULTON st.. brooklyn, "a floor, last door 81
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TO lET-SECOND FLOOR AND RAsR-
W"ut Of tic two story dwelling b.,,tr l91
iI,nr! 1T, roat moderate. Can be sen 'rlm 10 IN
W. bp"l 8sHya
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-21

IV LEI-IIlL LOWER FART or HOUSH
~. 6iJ Fourth II, near nv M $500
hank' consisting " two p,r'ur- tgo a,srulcfts ,w.
'rl t"' mt with p1utrirs and Crutru water. In.
tNt' 100 u'r premises 'r OF a. V. MACKEY iBf
''" - iuItl Z'lOd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-21

w iL Fo Gth as on MoS Se saa N NSw p .a
new carpets, new olc'.tl,, new window Shades,
and 100000 worth Of dome to- cotton -.uis, bought,
i2 7, cash before the grgal adyauye, GLO, kEitS
Sla Eighth ave. -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-21

l'lAIURLS OF
DINING saloon flr sale.
II..tc 90 Nassau II,
sp9l 3'lls In basement,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-21

TO lLI-LAkGE DOUBLE FRANK
mouse and lut- ct ground fine shade tr.-..
We well adapted for a public house or nriva,.
t'",l'h''' being directly opposite Jones, wu'Is on
.rit. west corner ~ 81 ave. aud 10Th Il w n
STEWART l51 south ~. np9i g.ii."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-21

RAKERi FOR SALE-A BAKERY DO
- u4 g..I hl..Ir. v.I, Dee sod ou reasonable
'u+ For ryt'I''rs apply on tNc pr'miso9. cor
W norfolk nHI h.'mst1u rts. n. B.-Agruts need
MT apply. al 8'2Tl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-21

Two LEr-TO A SMALL FAMILY. TIA
ont story Inl front Basement Of house Ma
81 Wet IcutH uOar Greenwich avenue Rent Alo3
Itr tuuutu, reference required anil 8'lRa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-21

WM, ABBOTT, AUCT, OFFICE EAST
Broadway, sells ou this day, At II O'Clock the
STOCK snd hNtures of the old established groc nv
amt lqpor store southeast cor 18TH st aui nh ave
-.A.-a, sCG-tEa, s.al, tea, LasaTs, !..luI Gil (.
mill, Ice chest awning, and all ether fixtures bst
pony, wagon aud cart, DO, SO2
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-21

FOR SALE-N GROCERY STORE, WITH
horse anal wagon, luj Htu ave, cor. Of 18th vt;
sod 600 account ~ tu,r business. ap2l 8.lgb
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-21

Eoh SALE OR RENT, IN TIE COUN-
try, fine c,ttase with r,.,u,s. rI,t -. A.,
N'tu me garden ior Vegetables, fruit nud shrub.
u'ry' van he part fur ishod n desired ,lao n-v-
.'''' "H,h Will u' ready iur ice the ist Of Juns.
~. ~ .r y" i,r'H ~ land. AruIv l. A N COTS
IN ~ Fulton II, .r W. WILSON Y stma.,-y.
~ h'''t"'S' l.. l. Two passenger traus each way
''' AL 8'lsO
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4 fAkIMENTS TO LET-SEvERAL NlcR
apartments, consisting orI rooms cacb tr,,,1.
ss', ~ 47u Nihth -, near 1t ave. 1914 a is1
100 Seventeenth 81, near ist ave hp3i a.iakN
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AND JlWELlY.
SQUIRE 4 LANDER.

~ I'M ~ IN Nl'E W.
Jewellers, nui Manufactures ul English Sterling
silver Ware sud tine 10 and u oprpt g.'i trwolry,
ami t'" tYrst quality ui W.T. hes aud Diamonds,
which tlcy arc selling II 90 per cent above the nc
tHu net rn-t SQUIRE A LANDER,
srlP .lH'liG "a .'t.uat,N Y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-21

TO LET OR FOR SALE--A BONE.
BluHuE Establishments" located At sueeder's
LandIuy uu thu NYIt4 Rs'r, within tide at the ctyt
yh-y communication asp by railroad and steamboat
would he routed moderate and ON terms u suit the
"acgulnnt For particulars apply 10 Mr. wOOn
d9h Roadway, splg 2'l21
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-21

\ hOOMi BRICK WITH BROWN STORa
.''cm'nt house Tor sale No. $40, East Tspsk
100. frce t@No. A central street and 81
~ '''''', apgt g.1aH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-21

TO LET IN MOBRlSANIA-A BEAUTI,
tl double lu'It", ou the cor uf % street and
NA7liu- ton Az, consisting Of ten ruums, carriage
house, two lots 81 ground. Apply pii the prcmissa
IN lays, Ht -pth 1t, bet ri aud 81 Avrz uf the
Agent \. UuWNING. Two floors ia slth t. sin
rooms, truto1, marble muutel. apl9 3'lsa
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Two LLT-A2 STORY AND NTTlrIOUsR
N "a suh-n.IUtI, ~ ~ Wpst m. near HtpL "a
Apply thin, "r tp DIVINE HCRIIs, ~ mrnii
st, SHliu HNHa yu Rot $500 au2I a'i2T
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LOST AND FOuiND.

I ONI o. on SATURDAY AFTERNOON
nom l'd h1wcry, Hhlack-aud-in tan s'ut ,nsN rrs
" the name ~ "iIsy, tanned ON iHur legs; a liberal
reward viii be- paid on returning her t. the nl"yc
niil''I' BOO
I .ONI-A MEMORANDUM BOOK. BLACK
- cover, W.T.. cHruau'- soru.iut. ON saturday
evening, Nrni l.tf. going irum Liberty street a.
h'nFN' u'hrr g. .'th Vt. Tho finder ~ this hook
VI, TIE suitably rewarded 10y luat.ug Il at m
~ ~ - li''tty ~, or 10 West IgtA It, n g.
49, '''' ~
I .NNI-lN TIE NElGHBOtEIIOOp or
'.utUult a. Forty, or bet N,W N.,k mai
newark. \. -, arold witch aui ,haiu. TUo dude,
gu %" hh.r'Oy rewarded hy leaving Il 1t a., nf
"'r 'l '.r Si'lnhstoh STEAMER Co., 10 W..t-t. /.
81 LOST \ FlllGBNNE GILT SILVER
~ i11,'N crosse. the above reward fpru.u,.y d.,
n'"r %. u. ,'... VIII he paid - the r,lutucr "
WV '.'' "' W "l.i ~. aGt
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HUM z. NCkIHNEK, AIrIIONLEK-

; periur cal net furniture. ut.n which nd
van an .'7 nave been made. HENRY e. SCRIRNER
va, sell tNfz monday n,ruiul., NJ IuL o,,,.l AZ
we "i,'i""tn III Nassau -, rusowp,sl black wal.
my ana maj rhuy p1r|nr suits, covered in r.aIu
ana nancy covers ais black walnut library suits
,,s1 oak ail black walnut extension ,I,,,y 49,
ana dnhnS room chairs also chamber suits IN,
Ar.r variety, VIII ,iug'catiial. comprising "A ,rte
ana 'n"l'" 'Hl'' .ii"u Also at H. u'r ~ ouIIs,.
u'" 10y ihc "i' paintings Boo elaborate frames nj
,H; m'ni" vase Of flowers. with MUSIC n.x M.
(. o. country. 10
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SuOw CASESli

Of every description
tD.I.u. uu 4 cust,
- -' '-.----- ut IRA~IE's,
STANDNED COAL Oll.-IIiE NEW YORK
- CRY on 60, g Maiden Jane, 90, sc'u. tucir
standard Eliminating uiI FROM 8ur 90 80. uer
gallon CON-IGSMENTs of Western on nom
gGr. o. "-e.
rNTiNT SPERM IT. HRlCATTD OU.-T.r
l'''y machinery, t"' p.r .Hu. ENGINES, Ltth,s,
&. To- Srul.,-, SrNu- Machine. n
BENGAL NNrIliA, REFINED IY THE
tllNtii PROCESS A rtlrLCr slBorlrl r.
FOR SPIRITS Oh tKrISTlNE 600. % tSi@a'lph
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-21

\ SHOP TO LET on PToOp oV eu0r-
Nrs. 20 aud :, w,s, ls,b 4, -, ~, ~ Siiol
ret deep Inquire of "a G ~, ,s,, ,rnnt ~ -
aplp 3'iOd ,yC,WpWlN,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-21
WILLIAM ARUnIr II.gr co

WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCT SALES
", r I'M East nroajvnv WILLIAM ARR1Tr
Am s2d 23i and 2lt. 1t II o'clock each ,l,y. a.
20 very, TIE entire stock az hosiery and ,,rt,,
furnishing goods slt' the fixtures R,r, ,hance
w bargains Goods put W In lots b. suit pur has.
VIZ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-21

'I'O LET ~ THE 2-SIORI BRICK uOUSR
~ RISE st. near Pearl st-A u..c airy rom
aud bed ru"w 900 the ~ floor, suitable tor . family
of tNu nr tHf o. persons only Tenants utn have ths
u-r of Il bat. room during the season, wool ho,lHs
Ald 'iut'u water convenient. aplg tf'llb
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-11

preservation OF liberty, than progress in know
ledge, than advancement in christian ciyiIiza.
ton, viii naturally enough be willing to get
South Carolina back into Inc Uuion ut any ,ac
rdco Of principle. They would ha willing that
the bred Scott decision should be Incorporated
into the Constitution, aud with tia provision
tnat treason should consist among other things,
IN speaking or writing uythng against slavery.
lhcy would be wiling To see Jeli Davis hack
again IN The Senate and Floyd in the Treasury,
provided we could have peace and Union Ma
sou and Hunter might return 70 their old seats
in tie Senate aud Sumner might be struck
down by southern bludgeous, provided we could
have peac. and Union
But those who believe chat Slavery and com
merce and manufacturers and corn, are not the
chief ends Tor which the Union was created -
that this Western Republic has IL higher des-
tiny a more sacred mission than to make itself
the first commercial nation on the glole, just as
the world was created fora nober purpose than
70 bea mart OF trade, taat the principles That
led to our declaration Of independence, and
through the struggle Of the revolution to the
Constitutions and Union, wcrcuot alone or chiefly
the schemes Of the buckster the broker the
sptcunlor or the merccnary politician, bat
~ TIE Christian pauiotaud phihuthrori.t who
looked forward ID So tho Vori,o. his hand tue
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-11
Martial Law in Richmond

Martial law having been recently proclaimed
in Richmond, as well asat various places in
Virginia, the Richmond Eaaaiqlr thus cxpa-
tiates upon the necessity lorit
The President has pacei Richmond und.r
the protection of martial law. II ne ,afire
southern coptsarGcy ,eas az t45S momcai u4.
dg tbe1 lar Merc le0Hd te abH,H 10 as cause.
10 as goreramsnt, and to every single citizen at
its population Under the operation Of that
law, the southern country may he deendol.-.
But under he rUieS Of STATE governors Qad dq,S-
iatUres that dutVlS impossible w hone The lime
has came vhea the confederate csecutiCe and an
gress 0W rtcoHcct that there IS enc nqhi porQ-
mount 10 all othcrS-t4c Itght Of SB-preserra
ton one obligation superior - eg.ry either con-
ssdcyahoH-that Of protecting this country IN
tlme OF invasion For ts iulhlment the govern
ment must assume, without hesitation, all the
power that is necessary. The least attention to
what is passing daily in the Legislature of Vlr-
glnia Is enough TO satisfy every candid mind
that no measures adequate to the occasion will
be manufactured by the lawyers and the country
politicians in time to be Of real service
The necessity for martial law in any Of the
Southern cities is better evidence of the presence
of real Uniouism there, and Of the weakness Of
the rebel cause at home, than ali the reports Of
escaped negroes, or OF returned prisoners. 1t
proves that they are afraid at home. John Mi
nor Bolts incarceration has been one Of the re-
suits Of this suspension Of the functions Of the
Iui power.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-11
The Naval Iagagemeutnear Newport News.

The Naval Llgagemeutne2r Newport News.
At frs, sigh. die result 3. ODE reeen; adYea
ture Of ther9ae. " iron monster, Mcumac
seems quite uuGgorlblo 20 De. and 50 ara. the
loss OF lite is concerned, caused by the smeia.
Of the frigate Cumberland, ;he particular. will
doabtlese confirm lao hr-. reports Aside from
Obi. however, tla action Judging rom wnatWe
yet have learned, has no particular significance.
Tho lrg4te Cumberland which vas sunk, aud
thc Congress which surrendered, are not by amy
means a seriou, loss, and beyond their dostruc
tior our nayul force at thag point does MT ape
pear to hive suffered much And the timely
arrival OF tn Ericsson, iron-elad steamer, put al
once very different face upon the whole affair.
II we had needed after tha achievements o,
foote gaaooat,, any addiu5aeleyidence OF the
value and imperative necessity oil easing war
vessels with ron, TO give them any great cicleu-
cy, we should lind il alike in What the Merrmac
accomplished when She was opposed only by
wooden walls and what she did not accomplish
when She riei her power On the Monitor Tia,
latter steamer proved at least a match for tho
| boosted &" iroa monster that the rebels hav,
spent SIX months ~ go,tins ready for thi.
achievement, and relieves Us from any furthe,
anxiety respecting the Adventurous disposition
OF the rebel engine that looks so much like q
e. house submerged all bu, the root # tia.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-11
Council Of Censors.


The Freemcnot Vermont, irrespective Of party
names or patty associations, are requested tC
meet in Mass Convention, at the Town Hal
u Burlington, On the 18th day Of March, ls62
at o'clock III the forenoon, to nominate a
ticket for Council Of Cens)rs to be supported
al the ensuing election on the fourth Wednesday
~ March next
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-11
True Unionlsnl.

'''"' van" snort OF th's' Uoe9 H''' "'''iN'"b -
o'i '''''' answer the ena OF I'' cfe""o"' 0or
'''"''' ''@'lhhed our N'Po0I''aN 0o'gf"m'"t
- ~. tUpote' oF' III ''' ''''l''.'''''''' mn
-7' T., "s pre4m0ie 20 lHc O'"''''0''0'' 20
''''.'4 lGstca insure aone'"c """G"li'y'
IVY ivy "F tno common ''c'a"s'' promote 'he
"''"' welfare ana secure ''' '''S'li'5a Oh
'.'-''J " ouI'eI'e' ana our F'''''''y ne
'.'''" y, we thirteen 9V'''' was one VI '"e
'''' ''"u was d''u''u ~ '''' N''' W. Po' '"'co
- '''"''"s 'nls result '4ouS' '"c constitution
'''''o F'0'Non thao j 'l''' ''"''' o"'y aHouli
a9''o " onNe 1or 'ucn purpose ana adoP' ia
'o"'''''" NOp'rltu'loa' 'aey s"ouI0 o''ou'e 'He
0o'V' ""''N'' ana " seems 10 us 700 pam 70
''o0 '''0io ''ln statement Oh '"o proposition
70 'o"',"'n' general assent toa' ''' Importance
ol '"9 0n'oo y just - proportion as y answers
'no emu Soug0LJust as the value q a Govern
menu % }" l"portIon 10 Its care loF tae "eIlaro
Oh 'n' people Union Tor the sake OF Ooion' ls
''' '''''''''u5 sentiment because '""V can al
ways ~ mace sure u 'nos' VINO '''' peace WIN
'''l'N''' " Ve turbulent ah' cIamoi'us an
.'"' '"ey demand. Ing oo'th would never
INV '''''eu rom the IniohH mere n"4 been
~ 's'''''"Go % tnef arbitrary ana i"so!s.t ue-
,''''''' "'0" ''e 'o'etnH'h' WOMB aII'" 0e"'
laws ~ '"'u' 'ho terms On "N''N DC ana ms
'''''''"'V' would lay Gown 'n'if arms ana
'''''' 0"'o more members = 'o' ''miy 81
.''''s'' " OH'yu misnI os po'S''la "''nou1 l'I-
'''-' ''oo''''G1' OF waste OIL treasure II 7 mon
= al ''''' ' aeslred' no matter upon what
''''' - W ",'' emu why nso' 'or "ha' can
= u''"u''u " proper seouhe''ons ana hui
'u,'i"''o" why SEND oOVoOo soldiers INTO the
ieIa 70 conquer what AN be reached with i'm
nnlleIy less PAIN by compromise and concession
why ana the South rebel? Why are they
attempting to break up the Union, and separate
themselves IRON the old Government? For no
o'"er reason than because they could not, ~
spite OF maJorltieS, rule the Jnlon and make i
tne agent aad handmd OF slavery While
tuey had the power IN Congress, and plant tools
IN lhe Executive, AMI IN Che supreme Court,
'''' 80 INV ,'uo's' u al :" ,'''' praises ~"
T','''" ~ '''' ''''' '''' were -.
+ .'o'''.''o' '"'o" ''''' CIV ''''' "'''
'''.+ " ----H ~. w. >'2'-..'-sH. e.'
.''''."''' anu O0s"' = - ""'''0''''''' :" -
INTEREST ~ ''7su0'' VASE ''''''4.' "''' .I'''-'
y '.'.' '0I"''' anu '.'''' t''''..' '' = ~
''''''''.'' 'D' ''io ~ ''''- ''.'' ..-'''
PF'i''S'ou' y o'otl'.H save '.''I. ' t-7
a'.' '.'.u ''' PATRIOTISM Fl '''sa 'oF'.l'' +. Fl
""'' ~ ''''s "''' ..' '''' ''''' y ''''' '''e
',.''''''''' vi "9s '''''e"' 9'''''r''.'S.--
whose PATRIOTISM "a 'es. stood the F@l =
" '''g 10y arc IA s@,,r' "''O'' 49,
iLttHl'tNs pb .itbt Nlla i1.4i- Ai ihHu dNH lLHt-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-11
IlAn4rN1M. No.. nL.N.-.-

~. r.1 n il r'n,..l..,
Heldquarterso The army. Wa.a.r,t.n.
Reliable Information rom th' 1augF
lf'ee column sn'Ns .t ti> i'''' D. DE -l'o. Il
-. -. ", ,,'.,,, .'' . 'a. ....,
maxim, .or Bonneville l,h probahle Mr. &.
$500 Withdrawal Of iafes from this 1t 8.
Missouri NJ T'''s taa SLATE '..'A i"''.'..
w., , rl,."., ,,.'' f'i., ~. s,. .g ~.
usav. AND v.!l make up tss f.naina. ir.la
tae new orca being raised b the GNaHH
ili'1g's. p
'''..
II Wa ID Gins moment tha- tl. Z. =. Boar
.0or,a orre.. I'm N. l-d G., r......
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-11
Yours, truly, and in haste,
NJ. BLAIR.

If such despatch would not authorize Ere.
mont to use his own discretion in taking United
States money to pay the dues OF the soldiers, it
is MT easy to see what it would authorize
The disaster al Springfield, in the defeat and
death of Lyon, Fremont shows conclusiycly is
not chargeabe upon his administration. 1t oc.
cured but short time after his arrival at st.
Louis. IN The meantime it had become ngccs.
sary 10 reinforce Cairo, where there were but
1900 troops, aud which was imminonty threat
ened by Gen. Pillow with 10000 men. Gen.
Fremont had only $500 men with which toa,-
complish tins lie dispatched what other avail
able force he had to Lyons aid on the l;h Of
August, hut the battle was fought before 1t ar.
rived Il was at this disastrous moment, when
he Wa s.laining very nave to relieve Gen.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-11

HAVING Chosen or CAUSE WITHOUT GUILE
4Nu WITH PURE MOTIVES, LET Us RENEW OUR
gRcSg IN Con AND Go FORWARD WITHOUT FEAR
4SD wTu MANLY HEARTS.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-17
TREAsURY DEPARTMENT.

SAILED PROPOSALS for the following LUMBER
WI be 1eoelyed at tho Bureau Of Construction
until TUESDAY. the 2ad day Of July, At Il O'Clock
such quantities as may be. directed, al d At suon
a. any TINS between the date Of the stance ii
IS 900 feeI sshs ia a. White Pine Common Cuttings,
10 900 feet sssh. IL. Waite Pine Common Cul,u,.
1900 feet tths IN. Wi bite Pine Common Cuttings,
5000 feet s:sth. In White Pine Picked cullnss,
$500 feet st Wss Fs ssd
5000 feet 8 tths in White Pine Merchsn..bls
5000 feet H i i'' wins fShs,l Pine M.ron.n.b.
1000 feet IO-4ths 10. Whits Pine Merchsntable
"a ooo LumoeT, lS iees lenEths ,
Der. l8 feet lengths, l6 IN. vide-lanels
a,o0 feet2 4tls In White Pine Merchantsble Lum-
NM ber, z to ls feet lsnsths ,
Der. IL to is feet lengths, planned on both
$500 feet By g. White Pine Msroh.ntabls Lum-
5000 feet 5 bi 1 White ( Inc Merchsntsble Lum-
5000 feet 8 By il W hne Inc Msrchsntabls Lum-
Der, 70 81 feet lengths
00 feet -4ths in. v hite Oak
1000 feet u 4ths in. W h 70 Oak
1900 feet 4ths In Mahogany
1000 Il ct 4-{ths in. Mahogany
1000 feet 5-4ths IN. Mahogany
l,00O ret 6-tths IN. Mahogany
1000 feet 8-4ths In. MAHOGANY
lSo iest 10 he- 81 ls IN msh no
part, thong that the inters sts OF the
Government tsos g. 'rSh SaSa. engineer,
In charge Tiessury Depsrtment.
jy l0-lH lint, and Rep,1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-17
DIED.

On "Wednesday evening. 18th INST, WILLARD
CLINTON, beloved Ion Of e.. P. ADD M, T.,
Brown, aged ye>rs and months
His funeral vii take pls cs this (ThuredsyD eve
ring, att o'clock. from the Iesld- noe Of his pk
rents, s0f st. The friends and relatives OF The
family are invited to attend.
On the N;h infant. Of SCARLET fsver,, ANNA
LOUISA, In the 9th year of her age; and on the
18th instant, of scarlet fever. WIN HENRY, aged
! year and months-son and dsug kur Of Thomas
oven AID LavInia MAry B uLdon.
My lovely babes, farewell!
Sleep on In peaceful rest;
Thy lite heads are pilloved new
On thy Redeemer's breast!
No ore shall sickness mar,
Nor sorrow bring pain;
Thou TT safely housed on hlFh,
Thou hastily heaven gained!
O.where is the green, green grass
That waves on thy little m )lbd whose sod
Whispers 70 the mig at winds - heJ PISS,
Two mere angels gone to God
On the moruing Of the 18th instant, At quarter
past ., JAM IS, child OF John and May Grimm,
ag ed mo nths and days.
The funeral VIII take Dlace at O'Clock m. to-
morrow (fridky.D
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L FOR THE UNITED STATES NAVY.

July, receive proposals fof tho constfugtion Of
screws Acting lna,v-,r,s:.,.lv of each other.
There will be- for each vessel, Two pan. g.. en-
sinI,s Of the same SOn:trGcton and detail as those
ception Of the length of stroke, which will be
diameter Of the fean s tSft, hehss
before TN. valve will be W adde1I's side. These
ED ED some t.id,PF odihsnti6G' IN .hs detail
those Of the gunbosts above referred TO-.
aoh pair Of engines wi be entirely distinct and
screws wi be of bra s, fourteen feet pitch and Of
not less than ten feet diameter; they will be tus
hanger and the shaft will revolve IN BRASS pipe
conn sctlng the hanger with the hull,
plpe, with the tsbss above the fsTnaos.. he srste
bars ars not to exos a length of Ga feet he
HEATING surface no, ess S.n s
4 he specifications for the gunboat boI.Ts a!e to
snshp tSictssss s Of m Etc. sha are no Gr
all appendages 70 be the same. regard beng had to
Two blowers Of the largest s. re, with suitable
blowlog englaes, will bs required.
the different navy yards Of Kitfery Maine; hsrlss
town, asssoHus it's; New } oTk. and Phlladel-
Tas ate s E to
furnish the machinery; the names OF the parties 10
they to the msSnsy the iS vessel
mplete and ready for steemins, with Pc rata
IN ana
time from date OF contract In which they will guar
antee to comrle the work
The proposals are to be endorsed Proposals for
Seam Machinery Of Ve;ssiS NTH Ttco crews to
distinguish them from other business letters. he
contract will embrace the usual conditions and
payments will be made In the usual manner as the
work prog resses.
The Department reserves the night to reject any
or all of the proposals that may be made under this
advertisements H. its opinion, the public interest
requires. U9
III Any parties preferrlng TO make propositions
based on the othef kinds Of machinery than that
shove described, but of not less power, they will
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THE BRI6kpIEHs.
CONGRESSIONAL.
XxxvII,h CoNsREsS-sees,s sessis,.
THuIspAY, July ~.


SENATE Mr.. Wright, rising 90 q pesonsl e.
p'sndtion, protested that he was not present In
the room Of the committee on the conduct Of ne
war, when, a. WIZ alleged, permission was givea
divulge such portions Of Ne testimony taken In
secret before the committee ss be might 80 o.
70 use In his attack Of yesterday upon Cen McCiel
Ian and the Army Of the Potomac
Mr.. Doolittle reported favorsbly from TIE Rer~
eign A1aiu Committee on the bill 70 opssss a
Bureau Of Emigration.
The Senate shortly Afterwards " sni into Eco
u:ive sessien, wherein they remained until tss
Star's report went 70 press.
HOUSE Mr.. Bingham reported q bill 70 o.
vide the State OF Michics1 into two Judicial die
ttiGu, and 70 provide for hold,rg Courts therstn
passed.
ment until O'Clock, was concurred in.
MIR. Hooper OF Man., asked leave 10 introduce
bill providing that on and sfber the brst Of Au-
gust all postage stamps and ether 8 postage
stamps shall be received fu dues less
than five dollars, and may be exrssnged for
Treasury notes. No private Corporsfion or
Banks shall issue any note, token or device Of q
Da een0hineuon nan ons ooinsl 70 eiteo.s ~ ss
provisions Of the bill shall he punlshed by fne
Of I've hundre dollars or imprisonment for ak
months, or both, at the discretion Of the Court.
obtectien being made, the rules vezs sos-
pended.
Mr. Hooper sent 70 the CLERKS desi letter
from the Secretary Of the Treasury, on the sub
Jet, which was read.
Mr.. Cox moved 20 Law the bill on the table 70
jected-yeat 90, nays6 81.
The bill was psssed-ytss -, Hsys %.
The resolution authorizing the postponemepe
Of the sale Of certain Indisn lands, wa passc1.
Mr.. Cox offered q resolution directing the Pres
ident 20 communicate the correspondence IN
letion TO the arrest Of part Of the crew az the
Sumter at Algiers, at the next session, II not In
compatible with the public interesh: adopted
The message Of the President on eonfscstton
was read, and ordered to be printed.