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DROPOsALS FOR TIMBER AND MATERIALS
FOR THE NAVY,
NAVY DEPARTMENT.


Bureau Of Construction aud Rspair, May q, 1852.
SEALED PROPOSALS to furnish Timber and Ma.
June 1854 viii Be reoeyea It t1s sA susssn nf
Construction and Repair. until the 18th day of
Proposal. must be endorsed Proposals for
Timber ana Ma.e.ials for the Navy" that they
ay DC a.I ,s ron Other business isttets
struction and Repair.
The materials and articles embraced in the
printed schedules, any OF which will be furnished
TO such Is desire TO offer. on application to the
Navy Agent hsrsso and those IF III the
sarSs upon .Hpieath tic t9 the Bureau Thi.
furnished IS srs actually required for Bids. The he
in addition to the schedules Of Glasses sun
yards, have a copy Of the schedules of fhs other
:d S sssss.l i SS. s. T .
iss any M Q. q; s1 - Of those y.rds
any yard upon one Of the printed seSsdaiss, or
b :ss s III .ssnS q
sss;:a "a R,,ss: :,:s
Opposite each article in the. schedule the price
n ssss for ess cs: aed ~ aoS
wise written in words II the parties who bid do
be delivered. they must name in their ofisr PER-
SOC to whom S.ds;s On them ere to r
tde bidder who gives proper security for its ful6l
msnt. The United States reserves the right to re-
,ect Al the bids fer any class, IL deemed ekorbi-
taat
All artieles must be OF thevery BEST qua iitY. to
he delivered in the navy yards in good order, and
n suitable vessels and paekA propsriy marked
be, t the exDense and risk Of the contractor. and
In ah respscta subject e the inspection, measure
si e: s:,S e. Z: Con-
BIDDERS are rsfsrred 70 the Csunardsnt. sfth,
respective yards Tor samples. iastruetions or pex
sselar DESCRIPTION Of the articles; and. I'll Oh Or
things betng equal, preference VIII be eiyen to
articles Of Americas manafscture.
nyesy oaer. e required By the lac Of 10TH A.
Eantee, ths form Of which g given below.
ADd also hy ceftiecAte siGnsd By tho Ceelsctsr
OF !etesnAl ksvenus Tor the District II which tie
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THE LAMENT OF THE FLEA.

Long years have wandered unfe tered and free,
And bite the young and the old
And laid in the couch of the rich and the poor.
And frightened the warrior bold
But power is waning fast from me-
A Powder Magnetic and streng,
Invented by Lyon, is death to our tribe,
And away must travel ere long
Lyons Powder is har mlsss to mankind but will
kill ell house insects, garden worms, plant bugs
&c. Lyons Magnetic Pills aae sure death to rats
and mice. Sold everywhere.
je 2-2w DENNIS 8. BARNES & Co., New York,
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CHILD LOgT.-Lcst. on Saturday nishf, Child.
~ tcolofedl yefY dsrl; about ten years, of akes
bad on adark celored calico dress; vas reheAdsd
md bare footed. The child je named BOtky Seh:
deRs. and was last sssa near 18th street and Psna
avenue. whittier Its parents had moved from the
depot on Saturday. Any one returning, tile child
or giving infuRmafion Of Ia wlerea6euts 70 it
parents, on 18th street, near tie avenue, eofth
eide VII - Hhex1lly rewarded. ts'Noes
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HAVE you discovered the important fact that the
bali street, is the right place to buy Jevelry and
sliver-plsted Ware? If not, take our word for it,
or go and See Tor yourself what dollar will buy.
my 3-lW'
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ByJ. c. MCGUIRE d CO., Auctionesrs


= ,No1THERs PART OF THE CIrY-By virtue Of =
Deed OF trust, bearing data on tha ID day of NAV.
Ss9 and Only recorded in Liber J A. g. No ma
foiios 50, DC one Of the land records for washing
TON TON county, D. z, shall ssli, on WEDNESDAY.
the 9th Day of May, At slf- past dve CLOCK D. IA
N 3 It Of the premises Lots Mes 49, a. IS,
mans subdivision of original lots In square No 6is
In me sala CITY Of Washington; the said lot. beip
square The lots will be sold separately They front
on street, have each front Of over II feet and
depth of ls6 feet to wide alley and are located in
an improving part of the city.
Terms of sale: One third in cash: and tina re-
msinds' in six, twelve, and eighteen mouths nom
day OF with interest secured by deed eff trust
Terms to be complied with in Ave uays 9th wise
the trustee Reserves the right to resell ct the risk
ana cost OF the first purchaser. COnveyancing and
stamps at purchasers cost.
VIM Ii. WARD, Trustee.
may ewew6ds ]. MCGUIRE & CO., Auets.
TTHR ABOVE SALE IL UNAvoIDABLY
postponed until WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
June Cd, when it will take place at the Amcfio,s
Rooms, at the same hour.
VIM Il WARD, Trustee.
my sd J. o. MCGUIRE & Co., Aucts
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Diseases OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, RINAaY
AND S1xuAL SYSTBMs.-New and reliable treat
ment-in Reports of the Ho,card Assoeiattou-ssnt
In sealed letter envelopes, free of charge Address
Df: j; Skillin Houghton, Howard Association,
Philadelphia, Pa. mar M3m
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ByJ.C. MeeUfRH e CO., Auctioneers,
A COTTON SALE or SIXTY CH0ICE BUILD

A COTTON sEhE OfsIxTY CHOICE BUILD
~ hcys A8TxI sSSSsssEsEa
o'clock. ON the premissa. we shall ssll subdivided
into desirable building Lotf. the whole Of Square
b. l4th and l5tk and and streets.
The eleyated And bsactiful situation Of these
lots, with the adylntaees OF TIA city passenger
railway. render them very dssirsals locations for
private resid enees.
Terms; 0De:fourth in cash; ths remainder in
secuYed.b1 adeed 81 trust.
Titis pexfeet~ Al oenysyAnees Of the cost ol
niAk0 cunA depeslES &C the t3rnA ofsels
r. E1Atf msv s. oStAinsd OF the eountins-
Na.d 10. neaSIR&& co.. Aaess.
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DIED,

On the I'd instant, COLUMBUS L. GRIFFIN.
aged n years.
Suddenly, in Kent county. AaStern Shore, Md.
On tn 18th OF May, DR.. A. \. YOUNG, lately OF
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A LADY FULLY COMPETENT TO TEACH
Gail or address Mrs. J. r. MARTIN, United States
Hotel. Warrington, &C. jel2t~
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BY ". L. WALL Il co.. Auc.;opser.

By W. L. VAIL & CO.. Auctioneers
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT TO BE SOLD AT
AucTIoN-On "WEDNESDAY, June Sd NJ sir
O'Clock m, stately after the sale of the D,
ment property, We SHALL sell, the premises, the
Huiiains Lot adjoining said property. being Lot
the alley OS~ w
Terms 81 sale: One fourth cash; balance in s, n
At the expense of the purchaser.
nay 20 eo&ds w. l.. WALL & co Ancta
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Bv JAS. c. MCGUIRE & CO., A1ctioneers.
INXGELIRET STOCK OF lRNnHRIxo

EXCELLENT STOCK OF GROCERIES 60. AT
~ PUBLIC AueTIoN,-On THURSDAY MORN
ING, June 4th, at 10 o'clock, at the store Of John
b. Knott. ESQ corner of 18th and streets We
shall sell his entire stock of Groceries, &c. com.
White and Brown Sugars
java and Rio Coffee, Black and Green Teas
Spices of all kinds, Starch, Indigo
Ground Alum and Fine Salts
Flour in barrels an sacks Meal
Soap and Candles, Coal Oil
Lot of Bacon. Hams, Sides and Shoulders
Tobacco, Navy and Natural Leaf
Cigars of various brands
Brandy. Whiskey and Gin, in wood and glass
Port, Madeira and Sherry Wines
Mackerel, Herring and Shad
Lot of Crockery and Glassware
Brooms, Buckets, Brushes, ]-ope, Mats. &c.,
IoEetner With the usual assortment of goods
usually found In frst class Family Grocery.
ALSO AT 10 O'CLOCK
1--WE handsome Parlor setts, one finished in Grim
son Flush and the other in Damask.
One five light Chandelier
Terms cash. J. G. MCGUIRE & CO.,
myoHd Rep Auctioneers,
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Extract from la,ss Of the United States

Sec. IA. And BE- 1t further enacted, That no CON
tract or order. or any interest therein shell be
transferred by the party or parties to whom such
contract or order m be given to any other party
or parties, and that any such transfer shall Gauss
the Annulment of the contract or order ( ans
lerred so far IS the United States are concerned.
reserved to the United states for any breach of
sueh contract by the contracting party or parties
Sac. IL. dad b 1t further enacted, That whenever
any contractor for subsistence, clothing, arms am
ton of supplies for the Army Navy of the United
States shall be found guilty by a court m artiaI of
fraud or willful neglect of duty, he shall be
punished by fine, Imprisonment, or such other
punishment the court martial shall adind "a !.
and any person y ho shall contract to furnish sun
plies of any kind or description for the Army or
Navy, he shall be deemed and taken as 3 part Of
the land or naval forces of the aited States for
which he shall contract 10 furnish said supplies .
and be subject to the rules and regulations for q,
government OF the land and naval forcas of the
snited states. Improved, July II, 1852.
Gee. And be itfRrLsr rssolred That the chief Of
any bureau OF the Navy Department, in contract
ing for navel supplies, shall be liberty to reject
ne 9fier OF any person who, principal or surety
the Navy Department; nor shall parties who have
faled Is principals or sureties in any former con-
tract Dc received as Sureties on other contracts:
nor snall the copartners or any firm be received
sureties for such firm or for each other: nor in
contracts with the same bureau, shall one con-
tractor be received as surety for another: and
every contract shall require the delivery Of a
specified quantity, and no bids having nominal or
fictitious prices shs all be considered That If more
than one bid be offered by any one party by or in
the name OF his or their clerk, partner ar other
person. al! such bids Eay be rejected; and no per
son shall be received AZ contractor who is not a
manufacturer OF, or regular deaer in thu articles
winch he oilers to supply, who has not license az
such manufactnrer or dealer And all persons Of
fering bids shall have the right to be present when
the bids are opened and inspect the same
Approved March Sd 1863.
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A SAILOR RoBBRD-On Monday night Ser
geant Hurry found two sailors drunk and
asleep in the First Ward, and waking one of
them, he stated that he had been robbed of $50
They were taken to the First Ward station and
yesterday morning stated that they had been
70 No. q Pa avenue where they thought they
and officers Stinchcomb and James, arrested
Wesley j. Mieher and John H. Walker two
young men who have been lounging about the
house (No.27) for some time, and they were ia
ken before Justice Drury. Some Of the inmates
testified that these parties had robbed the sail
ors, and the Justice committed them to iail for
Court. They were also, carried TO the Superin-
tendents Office and had their mugs taken for the
gallery.
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FoRhATIoS OF CoRSs.-Corns are formed of
thlckened layers Of cuticle, and are generally Of
corresponding cells, or Expressions of Irregular
depths, according to the injury caused upon the
most severe. The pain they cause is not in the
corn iuelf bat in the part compressed by it. the
and sfectual if the predisposins and exciting
causes be avoided. To all afflicted With corns.
the feet We would recommended an early call on
Dr. White. ofice No. 424 Pennsylvania avenue,
between four-aad a-haifand Sixth streets. my g
GllA1 PlHHsYLyAHIA ROUTE, sfa BahisseYs ~
nd,ytson,s, TO ths NORTH and Wss-Two trains lesys
low fare and sure connections Soldiers sold
thronsh at Government rates. For tickets and fur.
Their information apply at the ONCE Of Great Penn.
sylvania Route, northeast corner of Pennsylyania
avenue aud Sixth st., Washington On CO open from
=. m. until p. m; on Sundays from to D. M
~ A-N 1.O. MORTON, Agent,
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THE CHEAPEST ASD BEST HAIR DYH IN TEE WoaLn-
Necsr Fades o, WASHES Ons.-Uphams Hair Dye, 50
cents box. The best in use. Try it. Sold BY g.
9. Ford, corner 18th street and Pa. avenue, Wash.
tngton. and Henry Cook. Alexandria. ja6-lY
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TAKEN UPON the night Of the s6tl Of May,
=! one bay EORSn,sADDtn and BhIDLE; about
black legs; letter branded on the left shoulder
small white spot in forehead. The owner viii
tale him away. Inquire Tor Is. b MTLSfRlD.,
New Jersey avenue, between 4 and II sts. aouth
fel-Ms
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SP1RRr DyGRAapa

S0maritan's Gift is the most certain, safe and
e1ectual remedy-indeed, the only vegetable rem
edy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days,
and recent cases in twenty four hours. No miner
taken. It is the soldiers hope, and friend to
those who do not want to be exposed. Male pack
Samor'taa'S Root and Herb Juiees-A positive
and permanent cure for Syphilis, Scrofula, Ulcers
for IS. Sold By 8. G. Ford. See advertisement. ms
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ByJ. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctionsers.

VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON
gouRIEEsTH STREET AND MAssAcHgsEfrs
DAY AFTERNOON, june Id, a. S o clock. on tn.
premises premises, We shall sell the following valuable
Lot No II, square 2a, fronting Ga feet on Four
teenth street. between l. street aud MASSACHUSETTS,
avenue, running back l23 feet to 80 foot alley to
Lot in square 2l6, fronting IsS feet inch on
Fourteenth street, and i6i feet on Vermont avenue
running to point at the Circle containing = 1927
square feet. This is one of the most desirabie
Lots in that section Of the city.
Lots 4 5, anu 6, In Square No. 2i3, fronting each
about 30 feet on Massachu sets avenue, between
l4th and 18th streets. running throu gh to north
residence,
Terms: One third in cash, the remainder in six
and twelve months, with interest secured by a
deed of trust On the premises All cost of convey
ancing to be paid BY the purchaser
myNd J. C. Meg UIRE & CO. Aucts
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ByJ,C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctionssrs.

by q. McG ulRE CO., Auctionsers,
HFshGTs % FANNY
MORNING. June S, at 10 0 clock at house No a5s
Furniture and Effects compri.ins- ' sou 'H'
Ms Nah Hair Spring Seat Sofa,
Parlor Tables, Cane Seat Chairs.
cc eqsasss G eii no cioe: Ornaments.
Ssastssas, BUREAUS, Wssast.nds,
Hair and Husk Mattresses Bostsrs and Pillows,
Dining Table. c hiaa and nd d ila Ware,
TsEsther with many other articles of Household
je Sd IChren.I C.McoUIRE & CO., Aucts.
By W. L. WALL & CO., Auclloneers.
a. IA: Bazaar, 80 Louisiana aue., betCesa 9th and
10Th streets.
BLaok sA HeRsEs MMeessSsfs At AHs
At 10 o'ssek, we viii sell at the aIsar Pair Fins
Bisca Aorses, Ii hands high, Suffers Wagon, and
Carts and Horses. and ! Carts and Harness.
jes WI. WALL d CO.. Aucts.
ByJ. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctieneers.
TWO NEAT BRICK DWELLINGS ATPURLIc
l sALE:-0n SATURDAY AT rEKNooN. yuns.
and in suSdvson oss IS IS and ssAn s ss as
Square 5S7, fronting each Is feet inches on New
ming back about 50 feet to public alley, and in
proved by two neat two. story and basement Brick
Dwelling Houses, containing esca six rooms (all
Terms: One third cash; the remainder in six and
Twelve months, with interest secured by a deed
An sssn7s'snoss = re cost ps sA. pgsoh:.ers
ByJ. @. MCGUIRE & CO., Auotioneers.
VEEEySn ,y VALUABLE PROPERTY At THE
STREET WEST AT PUBLIC AUsTIoN,-On TUE SDAY
w sn Sqa .s s 1t on the
the corner Of north and Twelfth str Gets west
ssli IL
% feet inch on north str eet. with the alpro1e-
msnt s 60 insisting Of large brick dwsns house
divided int three parts. the impreTed property
. Sps and vacant lot on each side Twelfth saa
This property is situated in the very centre Of
the business portion Of the city, and the sale
Termss Ons- third cssh; the rerns;nder 10 six and
twelve months, With interest, secured BY dsed q
. crust on the psem ses Ell consequences at the
je I'D &c. Ms9uIRs CO., Aucts.
ByW.L. WALK GO AHcticneers.
A THE HORSE BAZAAR, AT No. 90 SOUTH
HSfa
Ell ssfs: s vi: a sss:r % s
iez W. T. WA La CO.. Auc.s.
CossrARLgs sALE.1,By virtue Of . ssri f.o;as.
ana Tss. ssss fnf
on BAT URDAY next. the 9Th ms tant. Of 10 G. m.
IN front Of TIE Bank OF Washinston. Washington
nees 20 the hishest bidder. Gnr cash, to psy and
'.s;ss eS sss s 'f Emo o s:ss
Byy.C. MeeUTRH q CO., Auctionesrs.
A COTTON SALE OF SINTY cHoICE BUILD
~ ING LoTs on. I0rarREErH sTRssr.-On
W1BN ESDAY AFTERNOON, juno 10Th, ct
into desirable building; Loss. the whole sf Square
nanbered tive HUNDRED and efsAt, (3o6,3 bounded
by 18th and 18TH and0 and streets.
The elsysted and bssrtifui situation Of these
lcts. with The adyantAses Of ths city passenger
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TROUBLE IN MAKING AN ARREsT.-Yester-
daT morning a guard of one man was sent
from the Central Guard House to arrest James
Mccarthy, who keeps shop at the corner OF
a and Fifth streets, Capitol Hill, and when he
Went IN, Mccarthy, aided by number OF
pennsylvania Reserves, attacked him and put
MIN out. A stronger guard was sent up and
arres ted Mccarthy and number of soldiers,
and took them to the Central Gnard House,
where they were committed to the cells Mrs.
Mccarthy was also arrested on the charge of
selling liquor TO soldiers. and left security for
d hearing.
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CHANGE IN CoMMAnD.-M Major Isaac T.
Doughty, the popular commander OF the Marine
Guard at the Washington Navy Yard, has been
ordered to Philadelphia, and Lieut.. VIM. Wal.
lace has been transferred from the headquarters
TO the command of the guard at the yard.
which, by the way, Is in fine state OF discip.
Line.
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A WAITER WANT ED AT THE GOsLING
IA Restaurant; one who understands his business
can get good wages the whole year round. II he
comes well recomm ended. Inquire ut the Restau a
rant, 2l7 Penn. avenue between 18th and 18th ats
10 2-2t+ ~ s'
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The following are the Glasses required at the r,
spectiye Navy Yards:

Glass No: /, White Oak Logs; ,, White OAK Pro-
miscuous Timber /, White Oak Plank; 10. whit.
Pine Mast Timber; II, White Pine Plank and
boards; T.. White Pine Deck Plank and Stage
Hickory Butts, ID, Black Walnut and Cherry; II,
cypress and Cedar; 49, Locust; 10, White Oak
Treenails %. Lignumvit;r; %. Iron Round, Flat
and Square; Is, Steel; q, Iron Spikes; 30 Iron
Nails, wrought and cut; 30 Lead; 81, Tin and Zinc.
q Hardware; 81. Tools for Stores 81, White Lead;
81 Zinc Paints; - Colored Paints, Dryers; g. Tur-
Pitch Rosin Tar; "A. Fish Oil; Is, Tallow Soap; g.,
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signed b. hns. and s.osn t. Ss,oss 81 me si.
articles Which 30 oas.s to supply"
Dotidsd. and the eontraet viii be ervaraed A.
soon thereafter pra ctiesble, which thar viii 30
them, and they viii an thereto tae reauis,ts In.
The contracts viii bear data tia day the notid.
se.lon 10 siyen, and deliveries can be demanded
and r 81
to BY United states District Judge. United States
D .sstsaA.t Acct
held from the amount Of tie bs until The eentrsct
Of s and
the Nav AGENT al tks points ef delivery Sithia
win 5. sti1ui.ssd 10 the contract Il def.ait b.
bid for in the contract. Of the quality and at tss
and pay to the United st.tos sum Of money not
nssy be recovered from time to time aceo.d;na To
The act OF in that case provided approved
Bids namt eonfa,n classes for more than one
yorS a. ne SANE ,snrors and bidders are reaussted
which the bid is made
Form Of Offer.
Which from . firm must be signed by ALI the
L, of f.. in the State Of -, hereby
Yards all the articles named in the classes hereunto
annexed, asreeably to the provisions OF the sched.
tsement Of the Bursan Of .ns Rsn.r
OF May g 1868. Should my offer be accepted I re,
sent to the Navy Agent at -. or to oO1s,a for
signature and certificate. Signature. A. B.
% %i;s;i
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WANTED IMMKDIATELY-Ag good WHEEL.
street, Island. between Maryland avenue and at.
Good wages and constant employment will be
given to good hand, or if preferred may rent the
shop, ia a-3ts
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ByJ. @. MEG UIRE q CO., Auotioneers.
VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY AT TT

By W. l.. WALTZ GO AHcticneers.
A T THE HORSE BAZAAR, AT No. 90 SOUTH
"A SIDE LOUISIANA AvHIHUK, BETWEEN NINrH
AND TENfHSTRERfs.>OnS SAT CRDAY MORNING.
June 6th, at u O'Clock We will SELL ct the Bazsar
ono full blooded BRIGHT Bay Horse years old
perfectly sound, works we'll under Saddle end
Harness. Terms cash.
je2- W. L. WA La CO., Aucss.
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NOT RICHARDS Alder
man Moore sends us the following disclaimer:
Editor Star Your reporter, in making up the
returns of I he election on Monday last, has er.
roneously fixed an R" 10 my name, which
was first an nounced in your own paper, Is at
the eleven IN hour" under the heading of g In
dependent Union" That was really nv posi-.
ton; and my attention having been called to
the classification of your reporter, it is due to
truth that 1t should be corrected, so that no one
interested in SO trivial matter may be misled
by his mistake. VIM w MOORE
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cIn R1WARD.-Lost, on Sunday evening, two
.SlV dark bay AoasEs; one was small CON
~. So and &c" The other was a lsrse horse
with only one eye; the right hind foot little
whi"; Th9 Ahore reward Tiil be paid If returned
9-3t- : = "
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GRAND LARcENY.-Yesterday, ofiicer Bull
on the charge Of stealing ffty- dollar Treas ury
note from Marcellus Holtzlnan. She was EN-.
ployed as q seEyanein the house OF Mr. H. and
on being taken before Justice Drury, who com.
mitted her TO Jail, she admitted taking the
money.
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Ship Chandlery.
CHARLESToWN.
Pieces: ;. White OAK Promscnous . T; Uss hee
White Oak Plank; 8, yellow Pine Logs; 10, white
Msnt ina spar WHITE II w PINE
Bse Afh hs5 anS p as Ash Oars
"a Locust Treenals; ., Lignumvite; y. Iron: =,
Steel: 2, Iron Spikes: z: Iron Nails wronsht and
Zinc Paints IS coorsd Paints 81 Turpent na' and
aud Tar H. Whale Oil Oil IS Tsox p' SOAK sni
Sweet Oil; Il, Ship Chandlery. '"' '''p' anu
BROOKLYN
Pieces;3. White Oak Promiscuous Timber; /, White
Oak Plank; 5. White Chestnut; 6, Yellow Pine plank
Tmss White P Pine; r.
B!sck Walnut Cherry u Cypress; IS Locust; 10,
81 Cedar; q Msho ssny; g. Lisnn@vit a. Hack
matse Ship Knees; Iron Round, Flat and square;
Tor Stores b. White Lead 81 zne Paints; u.s. . GoI
n Inse rao RrGss
IS TslIow Soap, Sweet Oil; Is. Dry Goods; Il, ship
PHILADELPHIA.
Pieces;3 White OAK Promiscuous Timber;4, white
yellow Pine Beams; s. Y.Iow Pine Mast Mast and Spar
Timber; 10. White Pine Mast and spar Timber; il
Plank and Stage Plank; IS, Ash Logs and Plank;
IL u, Ash Oars; Is Hickory Butts and Handspikss l6
Black Walnut Cherry. Mahogany; II, Cypress and
Cedar; 1S, Locust; 10. White Oak Slaves and Head
ing 70; Bisce spruce; I'll Locust frsenails a Lis.
q, Iron Spikes; ., Iron Nails, wrought and cut
80, Lead; q, Zinc, Tin, and Solder; S. Hardware;
=, Colorsd Paints, Dryers, &c; 80, Tu, pentine,
Nsrnish 20 Lipseed Oil Al, Glass 43, Pitch Rosln
Ship Chandlery.
WASHINGTON
Glass No. l. White Oak Logs;6, Yellow Pine Plank
Stock Logs; 9, White Oak Keel Pieces 10, Spruce
Pine Spars; II, White Pine Logs and Plank; Is. Ash
Plank; Il. Ash Oars; IS, Hickory Bars l6, Black
Walnut; II. Cypress 10, Locust butts; "a, Poplar;
Iron round fat and square; 26, Steel; q, Iron
Zinc, Tin, and Solder: 49, Hardware; 81, Tools for
Stores; s., Brushes s. White Lead; 81 Zinc Paint;
50, Colsred Paints; 80, Turpentine and Varnish; 4O
Linseed Oil; Al Glass; az. Oskum; As. Pitch, Tar.
and Rosin "A, Fish Oil; As, Tallow. Soap and Sweet
Oil; a., Ship Chandery; 50, Ingot Copper; S. Tank
Iron: 81. Poles; S. Bellows. june S-isw4w.