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JUDGE WILLIAM MARvIN has been appointed
Provisional Governor of Florida This, We believs
completes the list of these officers and an the Rebo
STATES are now in q shara 70 fnstif,- h.,.. - -,
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British Pirate Alabama"

The publication of the official correspondence be-
tween Secretary SEWARD and our foreign minister
CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS, in December, 1862,
proves to the world that the alabama British
Pirate, used against government on the high
seas by the so-caled Confederate authorities. She
was a British vessel, built in British dock-yard
by member of the British Parliament-Mr
LAIRD; armed with British guns, manned with
British sailors fitted out under the auspices Of
British officials; in defiance alike of our Minister'S
remonstrances-ol the Foreign enlistment Act-of
an existing Treaty of Peace going to sea under
British protection, after our Minister had demanded
her detention, and commencing at once her pratt
CAL nay her internal career, by the destruction of
ten helpless, unarmed, and utterly defenceless
whalers. This craft was a British pirate, placed
in the hands of American Rebels, by the skulking,
living, and hollow-hearted authorities of England,
who sought TO conceal their guilty connection with
the craft. The United States Government ought to
declare war against England for this mOnstrOus of
fance and fight her as long her ships be found
on the high seas or her squadrons are seen on land
She has been sewing to the wind ever since the re-
bellion was commenced, and we ought now to make
her reap the whir-wind! Certainly our people will
require her 10 atone for her duplcity, bad faith,
and downright participation in the rebellion.
THE Louisville Journal says Major Gustavus A.
Henry left home in the full glow of vigorous man
hood, but four years have made him old.
This Major Henry, or "Spread-Eagle Henry
as he has been called, the ewing" candidate for
Governor of this State in 1858, against President
Johnson He was always bag-of-wind and
humbug. During the war be has been in the Rebel
Senate. When be ran for Governor East Tennes-
see gave him large majority The hoary-headed
old traitor returned this kindness by demanding the
CONSUMPTION and hanging of our citizens. We are
glad to hear that he is sold" Pity every migrate
like him were not too old to live.
Ia Presbyterian or Union Sabbath Schools can
be furnished with Sunday School Books at the rate
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vile Regssr of 1851 They viii be perused in this
locality with interest:
A CARD.
Minute men, rally and organise without delay to rspel
the invader! The undersigned wants 1000 able bodied
Minute Men to forth without delay, and organize
meet the Lincoln invaders, and drive them out Of the
land, or punish their temerity.
Bring your frelocks-whether rifles, musket or shot
gunand provide yourselves with at least 20 rounds Of
powder and ball.
We want mounted men, and many Of you as can
mount yourselves your best animals and repair without
delay to our rendezvous in Knoxville.
We want march to meet the enemy who now threat
en- to p0llute our soil with his impious feet.
There is danger in delay, and if you wish to render
useful service, rally at once.
R. B. REYNOLDS.
EnoxyiIle Nov g. 1851
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SECRETARY OFFICE.
Nashville. Tenn July 26th. 1865.

S. C. Mercer, Esq. Editor Of the Press and Times:
SIR: In order that there may be no misunder-r
standing of the relations existing between the civil
and military authorities in this State, am permit
ted by General Thomas to publish the following let
ter addressed to during the late absence of the
Governor. The letter is clear and direct, and in
every respect such might be expected from its il
lustrious author.
Respectfully yours,
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IT is getting to be prevalent opinion that Pres
ident johnson means what he says and does what
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The following j. credited to the western Chris
GEO. II. THOMAS, ,
Major General U. S. A, COmd 8.

In a negro class-meeting in Richmond, Sam
johnson was called on to pray, and before he had
closed his prayer the leader called out "Sam john
son, you may take your seat and let Brudder Sug-
you" Another was called tospeak, and after speak
ing about five minutes was called TO order, and told
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Ia Presbyterian or Union Sabbath Schools can
be furnished with Sunday School Books at the rate
of ten dollars worth for five dollars by applying to
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our talented young friend, the efficient Commits
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Custom House.

The office of the Agent of the Treasury Depart
r.ont has han rauloued to tha hnildinn on The
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Whereas, The General Assembly Of tho State of Ohio
did, the 5ls of March, 1884, pass joint resolution
nstrucng their Senators and requesting their Represen
tatves in Congress to their influence have enacted
proper laws to feed cOthe and furnish transportation to
the destitute people of East Tennessee Who by the
ges of compelled to leave their homes and seek
homes in strange land among strangers; and whereas,
said resolutions was the opinion of the people Of East
Tennessee, Of the legitimate osprngs Of patriotism
and love of country Of the gallant and sefsacriheing
people of Ohio, and Strengthening hebOnds Of friendship
and brOthery love existing between the loyal people Of
Ohio and Tennessee: Therefore, be it
Resolved by the General Assembly Of the State Of
Tennessee That the thanks Of the State Tennessee
rendered the people Of Ohio, through their Legislature
for the manifestation of confidence and esteem and for
this Christian and patriotic cer to relieve the destitute
of our State.
Resolved, That the Secretary of State be and no is
hereby instructed transmit Immediately copy Of this
preamble and resolutions to the Secretary Of the State OF
Ohio with request that he lay the before the Leg
islature Of Ohio, now in session. WM. HEISEELL,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
SAMUEL r. ROGERS,
Speaker Of the Senate.
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The LaTalIsts ofTennessee.
Prom The Cincinnati Gazette, July p.

oNA~AN~1
We print below the Official correspondence and
the resolutions Of the Tennessee Legislature rel
alive 70 the action of the General Assembly Of
Ohio urging relief for the devoted oyaliss of East
Tennessee. II is part of the history of the great
rebellion, and has deep significance to the thought
full. The delay in the transmission Of the resolu-
tons is explained in the letter of Secretary Fletcher
ALETTER FROM SECRETARY FLETCHER.
STATE OF TENNESSEE, Executive DEPARTMENT, July 1.
40 the Hon. William Henry Smith, Secretary Of State Of
tne state Of OhiO-Sr: The following resolution was
before my election 10 the Office of Secretary Of
state ana At time when the Office was vacant which
VIII account Tor this delay in its transmission much
regret 'ne Gssy, out hope the patent As
your LeglsiatuIe mas now probably adjourned and its
members have gone their homes the wishes of the Tag
islature and the people OF Tennessee will be probable
subserved by the publication Of the rsotion in he "a
pers of your State.
Being myself one Of the suffering lovaIists If p,
Tennessee compelled to seek subsistence for MYSELF AMI
family north Of the Ohio have felt and know how, ~
appreciate that noble State and beg leave to tender NV
individual expression Of gratitude 10 your people for
the generosity and public spirit manifested on behalf
of my suffering countrymen and bleeding country With
| the highest esteem your Obedient servant.
Il A I Err rcfart- ,rCt
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The FtheFidge case.

AppLcatio IN behalf of Emerson Etteridge for the
Writ of Habcas C5rpus-Tte Return Of General
Thomas.
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HOUSES, MARKET CELLARS an
u nTHLR CRNpE Ply L. - IL Caxno

ths City Of New-l ork to be leased al auction.
Ine Leases OF the following described property belonging
70 the Corporation the City NewNork will be sold at
pubic auction st the City Hall Thursday, Apr 1905 at
10 . clock a. m.
Tho property known a.
Castle Garden io1 term Of ter years from May J. 1865
bck House No 55 udson-seet for Of bve yesrs,
ton May l., 1865.
Store Noe IL and "a observation-disclosures for term Of FIVE
years, from MAY !, 1863
May I, Ices.
hay Scales Chsres,trcet for term OF FIVE years from
.sy !. 1855.
Plot OF Ground Csn.lsree Hoboken street end West.
street. formerly occupied coaatry Market for term Of
tea YEAR from May |. lt65
Cellar under Fulton Market known part OF No H. corner
btekman end Son,hsroes for term OF four years nom
Cellar No 2 Washington Market fronting Vssey-street
Tor n :, fn Of -four years, from May !. 1868.
No. Washington Market fronting Neseystree,, iof
term oil -four years. from MAY 1908.
Part of No Washington Market fronting or Washington
street FOR or four years from May L. 1900.
No Nsshiuton Marke. routius on N6shngonsreet iof
term off'ur from May 1853.
No II Wellington Market fronting NRshiDgto street.
for a term years. from May !, 1865
Cellar No. p centre Market, corner Grand and Cehre
sfeets for OF four years, from My j, 1903 -
Cellar NO . Esscx Market totns Grand street ior
term OF Tour year.. from May |, 1865
MOI Esssx Msrxet fronting Grand street for term OF
four year.. from Msy !, 1875. ,
No Essex Market fronting Orand-street for tefn oil
-four yesrs. from My |, 1855
Nos and fs.cI Market Essex aud Grand streets
FOR term Of iouI years, rom May ], 1865
Terms and cond may be had application at
the Comptroller Office.
Nv ORDER Of the Commissioner OF the Sinking FUND
MATTHEW 4. BRENNAN. Comptroller.
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]Jort- iOarocns' Noiice.

.-. Starr oy SEx-yoIK
Poar-WARpESs OFFICE. No. lpt Weifl.
N-OTICE is hereby gwen, IN accordance WIN
n $50, 81 the ,r passed April a. l6s eniitiei Az
:, - p.oy,.uiz. the Nadems Oflce OF the ron o. St"
forka TO al persons Interested m OF h9shs css ,b.1
.c, natef OF such inquiry, examination 81 safv"y ,N
81, co,osr -esse. arr under 1lnson by te 81.
G.r,rr, .na thai the sed survey or exa mn Iions VIZ %
,ssnspieted within tea days next ''''e''--- ~
board said vessels: r.rv.v CITY
Stean.hip Cubs.....'' s'''s'''''''' y q
Ship Orient. ,''i.I..... az -. -.
barb Sarah hing
BBrk fictons
Bafk Coonlsts. ti.rRv'
Bark Anna hrc!i. AtshIC bocA.
- MINqHOKNE TOMfhiHS, piesidsnt
Acss HyRRINAS. Secretary .'f.I
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NETWORK. MARCH q
Cleared.

Cleared.
Steamship Eew-YoYk. SeabuTy, Port Royal.
Steamship MatanLas Leisgans Fortress MonroeT Ascenso
& Co.
Steamship Trade Wind Deane Fortress Monroe, L. Jones
Bark n H. CASTOR, Psrmaee, Barbados, Bishop bnter
Bark American Eese. Hartford. Aspnwa Panama Railroad
Com pauy
Brig Caroline, Jones. Baltimore. Bentley; Smith Co.
Brg H. A. Pitt (Br.i. Buddeu Bermuda Ndietou& Co.
Brig KeokA (B Walker. Msrseiles, Bsstjer DeNees.
hchT. a Heaion Ryan. Washington, Van Bruut SlRgh
Schr. 4. j. Owen. Selleck. Ncw.Haven.
sehr Henry Hobart Robertson, Fortress Monroe, Van
BuInt & Slaght
schr J. 5. Higgins Kemp, Fortress Monroe CIowel!
Paine.
schr Ocean Queen, jenkins, Fortress Monroe Crowel
Paine.
schr Daniel Webster Adams Gloucester, :. A. stetscn.
schr Sarah Woodward, Lord New Bedford, Ferguson
Wood.
soop Hummng Bird, Coe, New.HAven, II. S. Racket
Son.
schr John James Fortress Monroe. CrOweIl q Palma
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Proposals.
QuARrxRHnrER- 6ESyRALs Ofycs. FIRST DIVISION.
WAsHH0ToE CITY, toai isry h iSes ,
DROPOSAI& For MANURE.-Sta led prO-

Possls VIII be received at this Office until WEpNES-
DAY March Is 1863 at y O'Clock for the purchase OF all
the MANURE that may be- pfooured nom the sabss and
ras OF the Gesboro Depot Wsshneton d. e., within
the Twelve months ue.t succeeding April l. 1868.
The successul bidder VIII b- required have berzes
boa. moored the wharf at Giesboro in constant readiness
TO receive the which may accumulate The Unite
Slt VIII deliver the u toe ead bfses or boa' an
viii des-Ehte agent II rapidly as loaded
Il Hers must state the price per cubic yard An oath OF al
lesianrr VIII Dc required rom each oder
Psyment III be rquifed made in funds
the md OF each for tie deiIvered IA this
bages during the month.
bonds, with approved securities viii be required from the
parry G~asded ~ the Of thousand 10000 coilifs
The department the hight 70 REJECT any proposal
not deemed sdvsnta-eous 10 the United States.
Proposals. must b. addressed TO the undo sisnsd Washing
~ c.. and marked on the envelope Proposal tor Ma
nure." JAMES A. EkIN.
Colonel In charge ist Division, Y. NJ. q. o..
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p,..rupers Arrived.

In steamship Eagle. from Hayana-J n topppch, c. !.
xysigh, III i Hsig5t n. Balls q. Y. Grea j. Pasny. q.
shs1er v Garcia and lady Mr. =. A Cores }. Quiuyan
and brother L. Bech- w r. toItier J. Sprger T. Knight
u Mora Urunagn c. g. Flynn. NJ. Myers aud lady :. A.
se Luses j. r. Proctor w. Clara, Il. Drescher NJ Rusey
W p Chase r. n. Toppan, !. NJ Qusfsna, Msrtinane H.
H Grsmm j. Deery. c. Kehrer J. A. Ross Capt. H. w
Jones NJ Sabses T. AxnsGd K. Reed, Mis- w. BIcble and
daughter r. sibey Miss Mary Kelly Thomas Lamp. j. d.
Rolings
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90 Uhom II man Gcntert,.
SURGEON GENERALS OssIcs, |

Washington. ID. G.. March |. laj5
A BOARD Of MEDICAL OFFICERS VIII
n convene in NV York CITY ON 18th inst to e1smin-
snch models OF AglTFICfAL LIMBS ess and arms, sid
spptu. for OF Of essecon as Ina! 20 pro
seuted by the respective inventors OF proprietor
Thos. only, who shall be "
the Board will De- authorized furnish Limbs or
the object Of this Board to the best
&c TO the INITIATED soldier all rnsulfs urers must supn
their models to this Board IN order receive s srprovs %
Recommendation, including those wio now ENJOY '-A'
privilege a. well those who desire 10 do sn ~,
For further ialorl.ation, apply 10 SURGEON Wm. j.
SLOAN. u g. A. Medical Director Department Of tho Last
no. rs Bleecxer-st-, Work City.
BY order Of the Surgeon General
{. H. CRANE. Surgeon u 8. Army
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ouAnrEKasugR's OrPicn y. A.
No ~ STATE VI. NV. ORR, March .. l5Uh
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
> t., Oh . anI II ~ or nONDAY Msfchi ~ FOR supply
H. AZ. d,n rn,ent With the fo owing articles.
Best Enah refined round iron assorted, NON Jio 10 "a
Incl r-r I'm OF 2So NJ.
Square iron. 10 in, per tuu.
Fl4t iron. nom liTt to "a. M PIT snn. ..
Iurseshoc iron PEI ton. .H....
Hoop strap and sheet iron, assoted. PET tir.
Manure fSrl La le', long .id ',r', prr dozen
uiehn. Handles; No 80 2 PEI dozen.
Pima Handles as.yIt,j pei DOZEN.
Hsrnors Clss, Riys,ing snoens sisdse and Hand pea
dozen.
Heller ChaIn, +" oto With Tess. e,eA.
Cotton Rope, 20 iirh, per pound.
s,a nssIs. Ete. poWf Win Fo.,. Pu,np complete
steam & ef 20 hor.e power with h,,irg- aud pipe.
Cireuilr Saw, with shalt md Beli.
Menifa Rorc, us1o sted. per W.
hryt = wrought.' 100 20 100 lbs. each.
SIN, ns' Fellows 20 10 % inch .scli
Bride Bits snasie and Mild Cub. each
had Bdosee-, wlil wroe4nt t.' and Far. per d'Isr
Enarne lad Cloth, per yard
rSts l paes i6 e. ia e H. per y.ri
lf,en DacA No. toa per ysfd .a
Nails at Crnch and Horse shoe, assorted PEI pound.
Hose Rssp. ~, n md lo-in'h, per dozen. 'i.
Lard Oh. No. Winter rirsinsd, per gallon.
Lac sfs TO hs Of is beat quality and slsject 10 in'pc
ton before siinneli :,
N o each srrIps offered thar they furnish iIne
tr Articles - D. subject inspscton and 10 he pscAcd
IN suitable Ard delivered "A the United
si.tcs, a, p'sca of shilnirn "a this city.
Payment viii he made Ia such in provided by the
Gu ysIrioei Tor that poTPo-e
Yhs Or cling proposed no, deeriso
slgan tcois Chsn.s should b. nd,rsed "Propossls 0f
Bsove. Brig Gen STEWART VAN vLIEr,
Q1nffefmsstff United states Artry.
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A,,, q. 81 UrsIog, FopAsk Dsrr, No. VI cEp.nsrr)
NFE ORR CRY Jan. q, 1870
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received dalIy
- THIS oFIlCE. ios tho irai.hns Of ,hi, Department
w..h.
Corn.
Oafs,
Hay ard SirJv
fri.s viii pc, In sheir poposltions how the Hay and
Straw 4 ba,,, and whether tie OTain IL sIeked o. IN nms
D. u. CHAPMAN, Capt, A Y NJ
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Rises ...6.2l Suu sets....6:0l Moon SETS Slim
HIGH WATER
Dandy Hook. 623 Gov Island. 7:0im Hell Gate.. 8s5
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Renrd Of Ceuneiimeu.
OFFICIAL. ]

STATED SEsaos-MOnday March o is'' a.
No answering to the call o. he roll the Crk de-
lsed thai the Board stood adjourned TIL Ihnrday the
6sh inst, q. O'Clock p H. ,,r-s Ar cu-rENv c,L
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
KAarsl of Aldermen .

STATED sEssION-M0ndly1 Msrch o. low (
-r,xx,uAr.l 2o'cock =.
. ,o .sti ~ he ron he Clerk de
~ '' VIC "'''N ''''N d. ~ VALENTINE, Clerk
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Arrived.


s.eamshp Eagle Lawrence, Havana mdse and pass Spot
ford 1ileston Co ~
Steamer +. c. Knight Gallagher, Philadelphia ndse, VIM
j. Tsyor Co. - .. 49,, -,
L. s steam transport Fulton wO,sep Hilton Head 9th inst
to u. s. ON
U. s. transport Constitution, Greennan Port Royal
90 U. S. A.-Q--M
q hours to L. 5. A..Q-M. ~
Bsrk Linda Osborn Cien!aegos Il days sugar and
poolassrs, Jonathan Thompson
Bark Canton (Dan.l. God, Rio Jsnero, ~ dsys eohee
Buncb Meincke Wencs. .
big William Muir tof shelbure, N.s Harding, astanzas
II days, sugar to master a,
Brs Maria of BeImuda King Para 18th nit, rubber &C.
Burdett Everett. ,,,,,, ~.
Brig Edward (of Port Elizabeth, c. q III Wilkins beze
Hon ed ul, lossood &C. Dolner Potter Co Len bn
Antonio Mathe for New y ork in days
Bris Tempest Wilson. Savannah Ii dys. 5bses o' cotton
6smeon Draper. 4, r.... 10
Schr Dscotsh of Stockton Partridge Trinidad de Cuba ls
asys moasses Walsh Carver Chase Since passn! ffaeIA
laAs had light esserly winds and fog.
schr. r. NJ Huntey, Eickersoo BirDstAOle-
6ehr. Mary johnson Finnty, barnstaole
schr. Decatur Oakes. Cakes Providence
echr lease Rich, Grow ell Boston fer Philadelphia
sohr Elza Ellen Lewis Porlard oats, Gordon Bruce
NcAplfe.
schr. A. H. Brown. Pierce. Fair Haven, In ballast
schr. Native, Dart. New-Haven
schr. Chsru5, Bailey, Boston for Fortre" Monroe
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prrAnrsrK, or I.ru,Io onAnlrna. Asa CoHnscTIos.l

DRPAnFSHEs i'rBtt0 tgAniri,s AsE CORRECTION
... nod bOals.t, rES - 0hK Aerc! y, Nb',
-DROPOSAL : Tor NILK.-Sesled Proposals
,. d. <, ..q n Tho CoIufn.sioneIs Of Pubic CAal,
f;e, end NJ 'hcir cl"e. No. bofist Until IL
u the 3. 81 rom fsoDSe ~, ia supplying
I,rego. lfo.t.t. s.scs al4 Asu44ir Jfards RI
,c,r co.arr ig- on tia IL Of April nrz With pnrc On
Skinned ooufr- MlLb.
fcfrv - @,nco viii 5e roqp oed The scihty o.
,.,rii. l. lar Itsy without deisut bc tlaea spec
IN nd ~ rr0os1f- tc-onipaIi,i With lc unlsS OF
no % cp under iLe,r synatnrci, security iO
tte ialfltn A. lilr.l.l..s " be contract.
NJ f,r 'i5ffa ~eaerve Themselves lie power Of re-
e ne ~ eic IN, lny proportions loriions thereof
thcS mn IN proper To- to iafsT1st ~ Tie Department
~ ,fiit. CURED .ili b. fgfflsied application
T., he Clrl-+ri-s'a,.efs < heir oibce. "A"
... fr.nr >. DRAPER, 4
... IsaAG BELL Conn. lain. err.
It'frr q. NICHOLSON f''N"''
.. NOsEs ~. GltNNELL
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Navy Dxparrarsr BunKAy os STEAM ESsrsEEaisa,
chi

NAVY Dxp.rTnKSr. BuRKAy on srEas hSersEKaisa,t
CEALED PROPOSA AIS will DO received al
t. Hrresn urt ertisn March H. 1865 for the lhon
&c Inscribed N thu iooeing ti,s'e- Earn D's ~. "
r1so- inf an ~nir csD. drrfed ~ tie sstecs. NP'y
afjs Paymsn's viii be- maze IN the usnsl islef neise!y
20 eoorn~He' 30 '~en' deys a" ,r ~ al,9s
u t. mon hs irsaNer. The -onrsr' Will be swsrsd to
-, isvs n . bic bdser IN, r, s.,ng rsssyed O. re-
ise. log tie lew,.t bidh !, b.. d-enrd eLorsaan,
atsnssi rsafsu,--. si he alree and the sonne vii
be sai-dib- dsy ns,co Of ar'Disss. IL given.
rI.c t, nd infIactoas ca. be s6sAiaed by sppa
ea'ioa 10 the a. afesa d, 49,, - -, ca.
s s-', a1 irdr,ei fSfoss f1 mr-rial. for tbs
Hsvyn iEs uey nay b. d,ns ahsd fsem other business
r. lsvsr srr The thsrssPessve Navy
krrrFRY--cIAss 40. I--Ieiiu Ison.
"a ' ss q: . ss:.f e: I'd n. 10.
! EirfifRg-$ LAH No 1-'r.Iraa
CO LII ~ =. 3, y. s:.l ,..,
| CNAil ~fONS Il lass No
| se8 roaBis bsnsaTin. .
CHAhLF>IOwE.-CLa No. J.
baoSnLfS ~ Las, 80. i-..,eoiier I,os. &C. ...
I!sssl Poape, iss' Ao,.5 cen ti'ngs iran-
fko3kIYs -cH,.So, = &.sa4 }SSra'' aa4 FIAT I'O'
l18sN p,arl trit an e.io.n Eoand Ion
nE6oKLfE- ciA.s 50. a-.TLqu,
sese peard. he.i Ancrie'H J i'm
BRo"hbiN S.A.. 70. .-n.lsr Rir'n.
80. foand, bes qailiy Boiler lNrct, l.r.
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800 p3unS brs' Aprcar Round SfuAi" as '''' ''"'
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4 Io,f Nc. Afnsriran thrrcrni fis iron.
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| 49, o. pon 10 Road, aqVsfe aud Oct~son Cei. Steel
| MAsltIN8I, lN-lL,ss No. f-CeTTer.
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/ iNO0O ponui. Lead (l-gT)
26e,0 pounds fif. fs'ras~.D
! 600 pounds : sb Luc. -.
| WASHINGTON .-CL,ss No. E-Eaginoorf s'r"
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O., bot add :, litab0 for tkiB paftcrns 49,
kORFOLk.--. Lass NO l-l"sDd, sYsare daf tsa' ron
25gbs pounas h.st American Round Square AM F-' S
kORFOLk.--CLAss no 2-Pig bon: ....fs .
! 100 tgns b,st Amcrcan Charcoal Pig Iron
| EOKFOLK.--CLAss No J-koier Rhess
| eo0p % md. best quality Boiler Hfysis.
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