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AoraI affairs.


A EDion League will be organised at selinssrove,
on Saturday the 23d inst.
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sent sale simply by being recommended by those
who have used it to their afflicted friends and others
MoST IMpORTANT.--Mad Xndoc Porter's Curn-
tive Basafn is sold at price which brings it in the
reach of every TO keep it convenient for use The
timely use of single bottle will provo to be worth
100 times its cost.
NOTICE.-Save your Money DO not be persua-
dcd to purchase articles at As o.S which do not con-
tain the virtues Of Is cent Bottle Of Madame Por.
ter's Curative Daissm the cost of manufacturing
which is great that of almost any other medi-
cine and the very low prico at which it is sold,
makes the profit to the seller apparently small, and
uuprincipled doalers will sometimes recommend
other medicines which their profits are larger un-
less the customers insist upon having Madame Por-
ter 3 and none other. Ask for Madame porters Gu
rative Balsam price Is cents and in large bottles at
% cents and take no other. If you get it at
one store you at another.
Sold by all Druggists and Storekeepers at 13 cts
and in larger bottles at % cts.
HALL & RUCKEL, Proprietors,
January 81, lS63.-ly New York
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EEEE.yEEsDn4E'S EXTRACT
Es1CEaU

For all Affections and Diseases Of
THE URINARY ORGANS,
Whether existing in Male or Femalo- from whatever
cause originating, and no matter
.. OF HOW LONG STANDING.
Diseases Of these Organs require tho aid OF
DIUnETIc.
HBLMBOLD's EXTRACT .BUCHU
Is the Great Dureic,
And it Is certain to have the desired effect in oil.
Diseases for which it is recommended.
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FAMILY GROCERY STORE.

WILLIAM J.. MADDOX & CO., IFS South
Third street, Philadelphia, would offer to the inhab
tants OF Sunbury and vicinity, fresh stock
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EsrA,sHzssaED lseo

PETER L0RILLARD,
Snuff & Tobacco Manufacturer
10 & Is CHAMBERS ST,
Formerly AZ Chatham Street, New York.
Would call the attention Of Dealers to the articles
of his manufacture, viz
BROWN SNUFE.
Macnboy Demgros,
Fine Rappce, Pure Virginia,
Coarse Rnppee, Nachitochos,
American Gentleman, Copenhagen.
YELLOW SNUFF
Scotch, Honey Dew Scotch.
= High Toast Scotch, Fresh Honey Dew Scotch
Irish High Toast, Fresh Scotch.
or bundyfoot, -.,.,' w..
70 Attention is called TO the largo reduction in
prices of Fine-Cut Chewing and Smoking Tobaccos,
which will be found Of Superior Quality.
TOBACCO .-a
smok pg. Fine Cut Chewing. Smoking.
Long, p. A. L., of. plain, s. Jago.
Mol l., Cavendsh, or Sweet, Spanish
No. 2, Sweet Scented 0ronoco. CANISTER
Nos. & mixed, Tin Foil Cavendish Turkish.
Granuated.
tion.
April 4, 1851 .e.
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s A ? @ N | F [ E R ,
CONCENTRATED LYE,
The Family Soap Maker.

The PUBLIC are cautioned against the SPURI-
0US article of IYE for making SOAP, &c, now Of
fe-ed for sale. The only GENUINE and PATENT
ED Lye is that made by the PENNSYLVANIA
SALT MANUFACTURING COMPANY, their
trade mark for it being "SAP0NFIER, OR CON-
CENTRATED LYE.n The great SUCCESS Of this
article has led UNPRINCIPLED PARTIES to en-
deavor to IMITATEit in violation of the Company's
PATENTS.
All MANUFACTURERS, BUYERS or SELLERS
Of these SPURIOUS Lyes, are hereby NOTIFIED
that the Company have employed as their Attorneys
GEORGE HARDING, Esq, of Phlada., and
WILLIAM BAKEWELL, Esq of Pttsburg.
And that all Manufacturers, Users, Sellers of
Lye, in violation Of the rights of the Company, will
be PROSECUTED at once.
The SAP0NFlER, or CONCENTRATED LYE,
is for sale by all Druggists, Grocers and Country
Stores
Take Notice.
The United States Circuit Court Western District
of Pennsylvania 10. Of May Term, in 1862, in suit
of the "Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Company
VS.. Thomas q. Chase, decreed 10 the Company, on
November Is, 1862, the Exclusive right granted by
u patent owned by them for the SAP0NFIER. Pa
tent dated October 2l, 1856. Perpetual injunction
awarded
THE PENNSYLVANIA
SALT MANUFACTURING co.
OFFICES:
l27 Walnut Street, Philadelphia,
Pitt Street, and Duqussne Way, Pittsburg.
May 2, lS63.-3m
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8. M. PDTTENGILL g CO.,

Ne. 81 PhfK NOW, NeW IVFk, H'u U Dt"'o Duvos'
Boston, are our agents for the suSnunY AMERICAN
those cities and authorized to take Advertise
ments and Subscriptions for at lowest rates.
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State OF tihc N,snI< of NOrtIumb ber,-
land, May stb, IsGS.
ASSETS.
Loans and l)ills discounted, Sl67. 1902 l9
Certificate United States Mint 2Ga0O0 90
United States 800 Loan, 10000 90
Pennsylvania, g - ,u9 90
Northumberland Bank Stock, $3.50 90
Other Stocks, go 90
Real Estate, S679 81
Due by other Banks, 1892 Sc
Notes and Checks Of other Banks and
Legal Tenders Pals II
Specie in Vault including Commonwealth
Specie Certificates, 30236 IL
S744,Su %
Notes in circulation, S3O6.O66 81
Due other Banks, 29s27 Ii
g Commonwealth, Currency for
Specie Certificate, 5000 90
Depositors 176,363 81
$5l4 257 O5
Il certify the above statement to be lust and true
to the best of my knowledge and belief
j. r. PRIESTLEY, Cashier.
Sworn and subscribed before me
rs. j. PACKER, Notary Public.
May 0, 1858.
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THE SIEGE OF yICKSBURG.
destruction of a Rebel Fort.

CHICKAsAw BAYOU, June Is, via CAIRO,
June aE.-Port Hudson has not been taken
Gen. Grant was deceived by false report TO
that effect given out before the boat landed
The report was brought by the Arizona, war
vessel which arrived on Tuesday night
having passed around Port Hudson by the
Atchaialaya
The firing has been quia ker lii consequence
ofIhe intense heat.
We have gained possession of another fort
on the left.
The rebels had ten killed. Our loss was 4
lieutenant and n private wounded. The ne W
troops behaved well.
CAIRO, June 3O.-The dispatch boat General
Lyon arrived from Yazoo Landing on the morn
ing of the 2tth instant.
There was fighting all Thursday in the rear
of Eicksburg. and il the night one OF the re bel
forts was blown up.
The steamer Lyon was fired upon at Cypress
Bend on her trip down ny a bel battery. The
-sbal fire was returned and the rebels driven
- With 4 loss of several killed and wounded
f, [SECoND DIsPATCHl
a,h s = June 30s-A special Memphis dis
irt bi 80 Nth says: The steamer New Ken
,rhiSJb b.d ,aiys from Gen. Logan's division,
enarnr He ,nina59 important fort from the
Saturday thus produef5,ie f5iew up one corner cor on
through which we entered. - ''-' +" Aiis'
The rebels fought with reckless oo,ro, 90 -.
We're forced 10 yield. Gen. Logai. hna 80, ~.
mounted two heavy guns in the sa.nto',.,,
works. Heavy firing was going on al Wicis'
hurg all the time Grant continued to con 80.
his lines, and Is daily making near approacf,ss
TO the enemys works. Gen. Logan has an in
side position
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PRovosT MARSHAL GENERALS OFFICE. I
WASHINGTON May q 1853


EoTIcE.-The attention Of all officers who have
been honorsbly discharged on account of wounds
or disability and who desire to the service
in the Invalid Corps is called to the provisions Of
General Orders, No. los. of 1859 from the War De-
partment, published in the pa psrs throughout tho
country. Such officers are requested to comply
promptly with the provisions OF that order, and
to send their written applications. as therein PRO
yided, for positions in the Invalid Corps, (statns
the character of their disability, with little de-
lay as possible, To the Acting Assistant Provost
Marshal General of the State in which they may
be. Such Acting Assistant Provost Marshal Gen
efal Will at forward the applications. with his
endorsement, to the Provost Marshal General at
Washington.
Officers for the Invalid Corps will be appointed
Immediately upon furnishing the papers required
by General Orders No. la5 of 1862 from War Depart
ment. Their pay and emeluments will commence
from date of eptance of such appoIntm and
not from date of organization Of the respective
commands 10 which they May be assigned.
JAMES B. FRY
my3 Provost Marshal General,
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Further from Port Hudson.

NEW YORK, June 3O.-Passengers by the
steamer Columbia from New Orleans report
that the bombarGment has yet made but little
impression OH the Port Hudson works
The cautious movements OF General Banks
Indicated that he relied less for ultimate sue
cess on the troops than ke did upon the lack
Of supplies in The garrison.
The position of the army is such that the gun
boats cannot cooperate and all firing by them
has ceased. There is said 10 be large army
under Magruder and Breckenridge in the rear
Of Gen. Banks, whose object seems TO be 10
surround him or cut off his supplies. Magru-
Ger force Is estimated at II, 600, and Brec kin
ridges at 1000
GuerIllas intest the river, and large quan-
tlty OF supplies for Banks's army has been
captured by them
a strong rebel force made raid into Dom
aldsonyIlle recently, but were repulsed by the
gunboatS.
The steamers st. Marys and Crescent sailed
from New Orleans on the morning OF the 2fth,
TO bring back our troops from BraShear CItv
in the vicinity of which is a large force of
rebels.
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shall be sold; ssy any dealer or other person
withln the city and county of Baltimore with
out permit from the General Commanding
the military department
ntll further orders LAD person will be per-
Hift-d to leave the city of Baltimore without
PASS properly signed by the Provost Marshal,
End any one attempting to violate this order
snail De promptly arrested and brought before
the provost Marshal for examination. Until
lrrthrr orders no one will be permitted to pass
the earrieades, or into out of the city between
The hours OF ten O'Clock p. m, and four o'clock
n NJ. without giving the proper countersign TO
tie guard in charge
TIL further orders no clubhouse, or other
fls<e OF like resort, shall remain open without
PERMISSION being given by the General Com.
nsnding. All bars. coffee houses, drinking
saloons, and ether places of like resort, shall
be closed between the hours of eight u. m and
eigh q, m.
Untirfurther orders the General Command
ing directs that stores. shops, manufactures,
and other places OF business, other than apoth-
ecaly shops and printing offices of daily iour-
mails, be closed at five O'Clock p. m, for the
purpose OF giving the patriotic citizens an op.
pcrtunity to drill, and make themselves expert
In the use OF arms.
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actiau OF eDhio

CICISNATI, June 30.-The committees OF the
City Councils and of citizens had an interview
with General Burnside last night in relation to
the defenses OF the city. The committees ad
journed without definite action TO meet this
morning.
There was a general suspension of business
at Columbus yesterday. a meeting was also
held at the State House, which was addressed
by Governor Tod, who said he had information
that il was the design OF the beis to enter Ohio
within the next month A committee of citj-
Zens was appointed 70 adopt plan of action.
and raise volunteers for home defense.
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o + f i CI AL.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT
w ApJUTASr GENERALS OrFIcE,
WAsHIFoToS, June q, 1853.
General Orders, No. 1885,
The Ao1utant General will provide an appropri-
ate medal OF honor for the troops who, after the
expiration of their term have offered their
to the Government in tse present emergency snd
also for the volunteer troopsfrom other State that
have volunteered their service in the states Of
Pennsylvania and Maryland.
By order of the secretxry of War.
Ed. TOWNsENb> I.
je SO Assistant Adjutant General.
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Threatened Retaliation.

ST. LOUIS, June 30.-Gen. Grant under flag
of truce, has notified General Taylor the rebel
commander at Milliken's Bend, (who hung all
black Federal soldiers captured in the recent
fight at that place. that for every man thus
dealt with who wears the Federal uniform be
he white or black, he (Grant) will hang a rebel
captive. Gen. Grant demands of Taylor to
know if the report that he hung our black SOL
6
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@-The Common Council of Boston has ap-
propriated S50,0G0 to fit out vessel for the
purpose of pursuing the priyatser craft now
committing depredations on theNew England
coast
~ jeremiah Reynolds, D.nnis O'Brien and
Sterling King have been ss0tenced to hard la
Dor with ball and chair, 4 San%dusky, for ex-
Ra1e bes1 approved Burnside
.E Another larg( section of rock recently
fell from the Capda side of Niagara Fails.
giving the falls efnore decided horse shoe an.
nearance than tsey had before. n. 80
SGeorge Ierritt, an ex-councilman OF New
York city, 1fas been. arrested for perjury ia
swearingb ownership of property after he
had ASST Sded the same to his wife.
nv Jae city authorities of New York have
.deeidd not to have any more formal recep-
ton returning regiments on Sunday.
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The Rebels again Threatening kentnckr.

CINCINNATI, June 30.-The CommercisI's
special dispatch from Central Kentucky, saws
sMatters the Cumberland river wear a
threatening speet The rebels are represented
10 be IN 1orce at Albany They are said to num-
Der fifteen thousand men. The rebels are COM
manGed by Generals Pegram and Marshall.
who are preparing TO advance into Kentucky
from w alker andC cumberland Gaps. An ai.
vance OF the rebel force entered Columbia yes
terday. The character of the rebel movements
is not yet fully developed; bat those in COM
mand ofonr forces are confident of their ability
to repel any attack the enemy will be likely TO
MAKE.
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CANTERBURY HALL

CAN ] ERBORY HALL,
LnUIsIANA AV.. EEAR sixth syp1sa
Vim. 4. Sim. Sole Manager and Proprietor
THE STANDARD PLACE OF AMUSEMENT,
Always first in the field in engaging and bringing
PROF EssIONAL CELEBRITIES OF THE DAY.
Engagement of the celebrated Actress and
Danseuse.
MISS LO VISA WELLS
Who will appear tor ght in her great character of
JACK SHEPPARD,
(as successfully plsyed by her all parts OF the
Union, in the grest drama Of
JACK SHEPPARD
THE LONDON HOUsEBREAKER.
GEO. R. EDBsON AS BLUEsKIN,
And the entire great Dramatic Company in cast
hitherto unequaled in this city.
Continued aud unequaled success of
MISS EVA BRENT,
who appears every night in number of her Ia.
vorite Operatic selections and beautiful
S.etch Ballads.
First week OF The pretty Danseuse
MISS FLORA WELLS.
THE COURT OF BEAUTY
will appear in magnificent spectacular ballet un-
der the direction of Mons. Szolosy,
HON-CHON- -TON-LONG-T -TAW.
THE FESTIVALS OF CHINA.
The very laughable New Negro Farce
TEN DAYS IN THE OLD CAPITOL.
Ill the GreEt Com Iedians and the Great Ethiopian
Corps.
SATURDAY. July a.
AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
Admission 25 and 80 cents. Private boxes holding
six persdns IS. Doors open at 71a O'Clock Per-
formanee ats.
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The Sloop.of.war Shenandoah .

BOSTON, June 30-The new sloop- Of war
Shenandoah, from Philadelphia on the 25th
inst, on her trial trip, arrived here this after
without canvas, and her officers consider her
equal. if not superior, TO any war vessel afloa;
Capt. ID. b. Ridgely is in command, J. S. Skrr-
ritt is lieutenant commander, and f. NJ. q uild
paymaster. She has her complement of sea
mo
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L7OR CAPE MAY The safe and eommedus
IL steamer MANHATTAN will n-
commence her route, from Phila- -Erssafz{@
delphia to Cape May, on SATU -s7E=szxzzss2
days during the bathing season. The Manhattan
is the largest and most convenient boat onthe
route to Cape May, having absut fifty state roens,
and every accommodation that psssen gers can
desire. Passengers leaving Baltimore in the9 81
q m. train can connect with the boat at New
Castle je 22-E+
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u Ar ION AL LOAN.

AIONAL LOAN.
TIN NEW
n PER CENT. BOMBS
Of the
UNITED STATES,
PAYABLE
THNTY YkARs FROM DATE.
cssfssf Ivs Years. ss Option Of the Govsr.ua.
rHK COUPON BONDS,
In Sums of
FIFTY DOLLARS.
oNA HUNDRED DOLLARS.
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
ORB THOUSAND DOLLARS,
xHE REGISrERED BOMBS,
In Sums OF
FIFTY DOLLARS,
ONx HUNDRED DOLLARS,
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS,
FIVE THOUSAND DoLLARs,
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS,
0esfssf cehhEMGIsa HG Sa AT DATE OF HuE-
AID PAYABLE sRx1-LxzuALLY
IN GOLD.
81 These Bonds are the
eHzARHsT GOVERNMENT g10URIFY
now In the market,
n iate{est at present price of eoin being sssyy
AlsAt TO PEI Gent. In currency,
EOR gALl BY
JAY COOKE e. co.,
BANKERS,
asa TIFTEENTH sTRElT,
DEALERS u
{ NYakEkENT BONDS,
fREASURY NOTES,
OERTlFlOATES
!. LR1Y AND EAVY VOU0HERS,
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The OBJ seuuieS of Admiral Eoote

NEW HAVEN, June 30.-The ceremonies
attending the burial of Rear Admiral Foote IN
this city Were the most imposing ever held in
the State. The military companies of the State,
the Governor and his staff, State officers and
members Of the Legislature were in attendance
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DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
w WASHINGTON, January IS, 1855.
In consequence Of the pressure OF business At the
War Department passes for eitixeRs to visit ths
Army Of the Potomac viii be given at the ofhoe Of
Lieut.. Col. OoHRAD, 132 Psnrsylvania avenue
sbove Nineteenth street.
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DRoPosALs FOR Hay, STRAW, AND aRAINi
ASSISTANT QuARrKRHAsrER's OrrIoE,

ASSISTANT QuARrERHAsrER's OrrIoE, }
F0rass DsSe,,ss1 Coz sra i54 2.9 sst.s &
5ok se a..
or atany of the Government wbar1es in this city.
The proposals. to be addressed to the under:
each article offered. also the prize and the date
1IPe1n PROPOSALS. Will bs rseeivss for FIVE thou..nd
lzoo6 bushels Of Corn or Oats, ana fty so tons Of
Hay or Straw. and upwards unless 1t should be for
the interes. of the Government to contract for .
An sTsn to be put y in good sacks, Of about two
The Hay and Straw to be securely baled,
inspection IN By vt the Go9erment inspector. = S'A
will be s.s5dsa from time to time
the service msy require. GOOD security I viii be-
required for the faithful fulfllent any contract
Payment to be made at the completion OF the
contract. 8. l.. BROWN,
sp H-sm Captain and A. Q. NJ. U ga.
EARTERMAsTER GENERAL's OFPIOE,
Owners of steam vessels are invited to send to the
Qusrtermaster Generals Ondce tenders for their
Tenders should contain descriptions OF the
vessels, their dimensions, enrolled or registered
T or pro
iron ron or copper size and
Price At which they are offered for long or Or short
eh arter with the estimated value of the vessel in
case OF 1898, or 10 case the government Should
prefer to purchase inHtead of chartering.
Owners of steam vessels already in the service of
the Qu.rtermsster's Department requested to
make known to the Department any reduction in
their present rates which they msy be willing to
grant, and also the price at which they will be
willing to sell them.
All such tenders should be addressed TO the
Quarterm aster General Of the nited States, 1t
Washington, and should be endorsed : Proposals
for charter sale of steamers
When received, they will be considered, and the
Department will endesVor to reduce the heavy
expense attending army transportation upon the
ocean and tide waters, by substituting. whereyrit
can do 80, cheaper vessels of equal capacity for
&hcse now employed NJ @. MErGS,
mar "a Sn Quartermaater Genera.
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DRoF0SALs FOR WOOD AND COAL,

pRoFosALs FOR WOOD AND COAL.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,
WASHINGTON, June "a, las3,S
sEALBB PRoPos AIS will, be received by the under
signed until II O'Clock H., on Wsdnesdsy sy the sth
day OF July, for furnishing for the use OF this
Department
$50 tons $40 lbs. to the tom of the best White
Ash Coal, furnace size
5O tons Red Ash. same size, and
$50 cords best seasoned Oak Wood.
Parties will be at liberty to bid for the Wood
ana Goal together. or for either one &c eparately,
and their bids will be considered accordingly.
Satisfactory angemsnts must be maze to Sc
cure to the Government full weight and me ssure.
The Wood is TO be corded ana mea sured upon
the premises ana one half to be we'd into three
pieces and the other half into two and all to be
piled away in the cellar.
The Coal is to be slowed away in the vaults,
which are very accessible.
No bids will be entertained unless satisfactory
evide can be furnished of the reliability and
loyalty of the parties.
Samples of Goal. such as is desired. can be seen
by calling upon the Su perintendent.
Payments will be promptly made aftsr the de-
livery of the fuel.
Proposals should be addressed to the under
Coal" JAS. b. HALLOWELL,
5e2 24-d Disbursine Clerk. Post Onice Department.
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SThe New York papers report a case of E,

sRThe New York papers report case of ex-
tortion practiced upon deceased millionaire of
that city, whose name does NOT appear, and in
unknown. is implicated. One of the accused,
Rollin A. Goodenough, has been arrested and
held TO bail in the sum of $1,000. The victim
was threatened with the charge of adultery by
these parties, and $4,000 was the amcont of
Whush money"
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HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF WASH.
ii IkGTQN

Qfes Chi9 Qnavtsrmaster, May %, 1853.
DEALERS IN AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, GAR
DEN SEEDS. &c, requested to furnish this Office
price lists of the various articles of their trade.
The sama should be directed to Lieutenant Colo
mel ELIAS III. GREENE. Che Quartz rmastar, De-
partment of Washington my 25-tf
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Important Papers Found on the Rebel
Pirate Reed

PORTLAND, June 30.-The Collector has
found among the papers taken from Lieu tenant
Reed the bond given by Captain Oxnard for
the ship Shatemuc, since arrived at Boston
and her cargo for Sl50,O00, and other papers of
yalue
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PROPOSALS.
HEADQUARTERS DEPA.TMsNr OF WASH

WASH-
Ii IEGTON,
OHte of Chief Qndrtsrnaster, June Is, 1853.
WRITTEN PROPOSALS will be received ~ this
Cmce Tor hve days from date for furnishing the
5oloNing d. scribed hewn timber for the of this
One hundred and seventy (l7O) Ia 50 of good and
OAK tr oer thirty tS0) feet long teen lS) inc
a1smete hewn on two opposite sides. to measure
standing timber designated by me on the Orange
ana Alexandria Railroaa, Louion and Hanp
and TO be delivered near the railroad previous 10
guarantee from two responsible parties must
accom- pany the bid and bonds from the success fol
bidder and his guarantors to the smount of one
thousand dollars each will be required
An oath of allegiance must be enclosed in each
proposition.
The right is reserved by the Chief Quartermas-
ter to increase the QuAntity If required
FLIAS NJ. GREEN,
Lieut.. Col. Chief Quartermaster
1e 29-St DEPARTMENT of Wsshiu stop