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HHLFAx, April 49,.
The Common Council to-day, passed reso-
buttons expressive of sympathy with the be-
reaved family, and ordered as mark of re-
spect to the illustrions deceased President Of
the United States, the flag to be dropped over
the City Building on the day of the obsequies.
The American citizens held a meeting at
the Consulate, to give expression to their 5, r
row at the death of President Lincoln, and to
testify their respect to his memory. Judge
jackson, the u. S. Consul, presiding.
Robert Belloni, Esq, of New York, offered
an able and eloquent eulogy upon the illus
trious deceased, bis character, public services,
and great loss to the nation. ssS
The Rev. N. Gunnison, Chairman of the
Committee on resolutions, presented series
sable grief at the death Of President Lincoln.
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The Late arrest IN washington.

WASHINGTUN, April 10.
1t was stated in former dispatch that the
person arrested this morning as the party who
attempted to take the life of the Secretary Of
State was supposed to be Surratt, but there is
reason to believe that the desperate was no
other than the same Thomas, the so-called
French lady, who it will be rendered cap
tured the steamer st. Nicholas in 1861, and
who was subsequently apprehended, tried,
convicted, and sentenced to the Penitentiary,
from which by some means he was released.
Nothing positive, however, is known upon the
subject. 5l4-i.5
Secretary Seward was much better to-day,
so is Frederick Seward, who is gradually gain
ing fall consciousness, 1t is now confidently
hoped and expected that both the Secretary
and Assistant Secretary will speedily recover.
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PHILADELPHIA, April Is.
Jay Cooke reports subscriptions to the 73O
loan to-day amount to S2701, 800. Among
single subscriptions was one from Cleveland
for $50 900, one from Baltimore for 100000,
one from New York for $4O0, 900, and one from
Boston for $2l5O00. There were 1890 indi-
vidual subscriptions of $50 and 500 each.
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Portland Dry Goods Market.

Expressly corrected for the PRESS, to Apr
COTTON GOODS.
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PORTLAND AND YI0IETTr
Ne.s Adysrtt.e,nents re-rur

FesC Advertisements To-DuO
Concert-Ciry Hall
New Molasses for Sale. A 81 .
Waated-A Book Keeper
Anniversary Exercises EE
To the People OF Maine-Christian Commias;an.
Cotton Sale-Aprfl 2sth. l1C7
Postponed-Auc.sion ions Sale.
Men Wanted-F. L. Cushing. i44t
Room to Let--ll2 Federal ST.
For Waldoboro-sch Mariel.
Theatre-Lancsster Hall.
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Rev. Mr.. WALKER's DIscouRsE.-Rev.
George Leon Walker, by request of many citi-
zens. will repeat in the City Hall, tomorrow
East Day. afternoon, at O'clock, the discourse
delivered at State Street Church on Sabbath
forenoon, on the lamented death Of Abraham
Lincoln.
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BY T1oCtrtO1Tv

The Rheumatic, the gouty, the lame and the la
leap with JOY, and move with the agility and elastic
tty Of youth; the heated brain Is ooold the frost
bitten limbs restored, the unoouth deformities re-
moved; faintness converted to vigor, weakness 10
strength; the blind made TO see, the deaf to hear CT
the palsied form to move upright; the beaishes o.
youth are obliterated the accidents Of mature III
prevented the calamities Of old ago obviated, are
an active oirountiO MAINTAINED.
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Wanted Im.medinIeIy.

ONE good Upholsterer aud one coed Cahiut.
~ Maker. 10 men who thoroughly understand
tner tnsiness permanent employment AID good
wages VIII be given a rly 70
W +. PARKER,
apl7dSt l4' Exchange ST. Portland.
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UNION SERvIcE--In consequence Of the
>indisposition of Rev. DR.. Bosworth, the Free
Street Church will unite with the High Street
Church in holding an union service in the lat
ter church from II to O'Clock to-day.
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ACADEMY OF Music This place ofamuse-
ment, Lancaster Hall) which is fast coming
into popular favor, will be closed this evening
in Difference to the day and the sorrowful
event with which the day will ever stand con-
nected. Mr. Murray did not feel like profan-
ing the spirit which broods over our people by
Introducing notes not in harmony with the
universal sorrow which the exercises ofthe
day will be so well fitted to produce; nor did
his company feel like playing on such an oc-
casion.
Tomorrow evening the Academy will be
open, and the great historical drama OF Robert
Emmett will be produced, in which Mr.. Muir
ray will take prominent part; also the
beautiful comeditta of the Swiss Cottage
We bespeak for the gentIemanly and talented
manager full house.
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Proclamation by the Mayor of Mo ntreaI.
MONTREAL, April IS.
The following proclamation was issued BY

7 NUN IItEA11I IApIII TO-
The following proclamation was issued by
the Mayor:
Whereas, Wednesday. next, the 10th OF
April. at noon, has been fixed upon for the
funeral ceremonies of tie Chief Magistrate OF
the United States, the undersigned Mayor OF
the city of Montreal, respectfully invites citi-
zens generally to close their places of bust
ness from II o'clock. M, on that day, as a
tribute Of respect to the memory Of the late
President Of the United States; OF sympathy
with the bereaved members Of his family; and
also as an expression OF the deep sorrow and
horror felt by the citizens o. Montreal at the
atrocous crime by which the President came
to his untimely DEATH
tSigned,) b ]. L. BAUDRY, Mayor.
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Dissolution

VyHE co-partnership heretofore existing under ,ha
Il firm Of COBB MOVES was dissolved March g.
1895 BY the death of the senior partner The und r
outstanding demands Of the late Ann, and Tay ali
debts. b. p MOVES
April lS-dlw*
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NEW YORK. April Is.
The Posts special Washington dispatch
states that Gen. Grant had a satisfactory inter-
view with the President yesterday, upon
questions connected with the conduct of the
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ROW mIssINc

A BOUT four cen years old. sutisct TO ITS, light
"A complexion. LETT home sunday afterL con,
Clark Street, first house bslow Da forth Street.
Aprlo dSt" o. EGGlNTON
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ATTENTION is called to the advertisement
Of Capt. Inman. The inspectors have arrived
and are ready to inspect and purchase horses
every day.
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Deputy Marshal Wentworth yesterday visit
ed the GEL Dorado" corner of Fore and Frank
lin streets, kept by Henry Kimball, and seized
a small quantity of liquors.
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RY TELEGRAPH,
TO THE DAILY PRESS.
OCCUPATION OF MOBILE BY GEN.
CANDY.
ST0NEMAN'S GREAT RAID.
CAPTURE OF PRISONERS
IND ARTILLERY.
GREAT DESTRUCTION OF BRIDGES.
The Most Successful Raid of the
War.
STONEMAN'S GREAT RAID.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
Washington, April Is. I 4
Official information has reached the Depart-
ment OF the occupation of Mobile on the 10Th
INST. by the troops under command of Mai
Gen. Candy. No particulars of the capture
have yet been received.
The following dispatches containing details
OF the expedition under the command of Mai
Zen. Stoneman have been forwarded to the
Department by Maj. Gen. Thomas:
HEADQUARTERS NASHVILLE
April 81 BOP. M
10 MAJ Gen. III. w. HGileck, Chief of staff:
- forward the following report from Maj.
Gen. Stoneman just received, tor the informa-
ton OF the Secretary of War and the Lieut..
General, and take pleasure in especially invit-
ing their attention to the Importance of this
work performed by Gen. Stoneman, who, in
spirit, FULLY executed the order given before
starting on the expedition. The officers spec
tally mentioned by Gen. Stoneman, Major
Keogh, Capts. Marion, Allen and Chamber
lain, have heretofore on many occasions dis
tinguished themselves by gallantary and cool
conduct ia battle.
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THERE will be preaching at CAsco Street
Church this evening at ~ o'clock.
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FROM MOBILE.
Capture Of Forts Blakely and
Spanish.
MANY GUNS and PRISONERS
CAPTURED.
FEDERAL OCCUPATION OF MOBILE.
As sfNs PAS.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

w AR DEPARTMENT,
:. Washington, April IS. /
10 Mg. Gen. DiG The following dis
patches from maj. Gen. Candy report the cap
ture ofSpanish Fort and Fort BIakefy, which
form part of the rebel defences of Mobile.
Headquarters Middle Dioision West Miss
isstppi, in the field, Aprit % A. Mo
MOI. Gen. Edlieck, Chief of Stdf:-Spanish
Fort and its dependencies were captured last
night. We have twenty-five officers and 53S
enlisted men prisoners, and have taken five
mortars and twenty-five guns. The major
part of the men escaped by water. Blackely
is already invested and will be assaulted to-
day unless. the works are stronger than now
believe them to be. Our losses are small
(Signed) E. D. CANDY,
Major General.
Headquarters Dioision of West Mississippi,
in the Field, April 9-To Lieut.. Gen. Grant
and Maj. Gen. Hallesk II have the honor TO
report the capture this day of the rebel fortif-
cation at Blakley with 2400 prisoners and 20
guns. r. s. CANBY,
Major General
(Signed E. M. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
ale NEW ORLEANS, April 16.
The Times has the following special dis
patch:
Lake Port, april 13-I have just arrived
from Mobile. The stars and stripes were
ho.sted on the batteries Porter and MackiD-
tosh at 1890 A. M. yesterday, and on church
steeple in Mobile at 2 80 P. M. Gen. Changers
forces occupy the city. The rebels commenc.
ed evacuating on the 10Th and continued un-
til yesterday, when they all left.
FORTRESS MONROE. April 16.
Admiral Dupont arrived yesterday after
noon from Morehead City and brought ad-
vices from Cen Sherman,s fornas Gan Cbar
man having left Goldsboro in his rear, at once
struck out for Johnston's army, hoping to be
able to force him to give battle. Johnston,
however, kept retreatins, and it appears that
Sherman met very little resistance,
Raleigh was captured last Thursday with
very little fighting, and was confined princi-
pally to the cavalry and skirmishing between
the advanced pickets of both forces.
Thesupplies of Sherman's army are conferred
near Roanoke Island and vessels lying at an
chor there are awaining orders from his chief
COmmissarv
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SEARCH AND SEIzUREs.-Deputy Marshal
Irish yesterday seized small quantity of
liquor in the shop of David Lambert on Milk
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-19

MERCHANTS EXCHANGE will be closed at
~ O'clock.
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r. M. PArrGN. AUcTIoNEER, Il EzcIags St
Valuable Real Es,nte-a, Auct,oD.

ON Friday, April 2lst. at two clock p. N. ON IN,
Opremisss, we shall sell in ScAhBDhO. near
FUNSTON Corner, Farm co attaining about Ons
Hundred and Twenty five Acres, divided iuto tilaee
pasturage and wood land There Is house, bare,
90. on the lot, and good orchard. 1t is on tho
Broad Turn Road, 20 Gallo . and rs bound b. iand
owned BY Mr.. Boothby, Mr.. Fednerson, N Mar
shall and others.
Also one other TRACTION Fame road, ccntaining
ABOUT Forty five Acres, boundeA by Mr.. Ca ter, SIR
Iilson ct ais.
these are valuable lots Of land, beautifully siiua.
ted In good neighb0rhood, and desirable Tor anv
one wishing 60 occupy, or forinyestment Salepos-
tive. Title clear.
apl4td HENRY BAILEY & Co., Auctionee,r.
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TEETH TEETH TEETH

Dr. D. stiH contnues to Extract Teeth BY Elect Il
ity s0ith0ut Pain. Persons having deceived TED IN
or stumps they wish to have removed for resettine
he would give apolite invitation 20 call
Superior slectro Magnetic Machines for sale for
family use with thorough Instructions
DR.. d. can accommodate a few patients with
board and treatment at his house.
Once hours from o'clock a to l2N.
from to P. M, and Ito in the Evening.
Consuitatj0E f1es. novltf
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fNNHE Ball that was advertised to tate plsce Fast
u nigh owing to the great trouble hist has b.i IL
Gu the Nation. and not ceiling just ID IN having
such anoccufrence tai place on fuc9 oecsson' We
shall thertfJI postpone the Ball unr iSSIeI 10
tiee. [ap18tfl ~ n OOLLA'
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-19

A N adjourned meeting Of the Cumberland Bone
IN Co. will be held at Office Of the Dirigo ms. Co,
2S Exchange st, Tuesday 2bth inst at 10 O'Clock A.
n. GEO. w. HAMMOND.
Portland, April Is, ls65.-dtd* clerk,
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NOTICE.

PROPOSALS. will be received at the MAYORS OF
u Gee until Friday, April 91st a. ~ o'clrck N for
building a wooden Stable on the Engine Hou1e lot.
in Ward J.; Plans and specification may be seen al
Mayors Once.
April 14-td
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FAMILY SCHOOL FOR DsYS.

VvHE Boys Boarding School at Kents Fill, nown
II as the EATON SCHOOL, will commence 6 tum-
mer term of twenty weeks, Monday, May sth,
under the instruction and management Of G. w.
JEWETr and LADY.
For further particulars address G. w. Jewett,
Kent Hill, Me
Refe ences:-Hop. LAP. Dillingham;, Water
Vile Rev II B. Abbott, Gardiner, Col. j. Frye,
Lewiston, Rev. H. M Eaton and Prof ID +. Eaton.
Keats Hill. apl4d3w~
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cc~nou, seminary

yrvur snn.,,or Term Of This Institution will COM
W. ~ TnasdaV May Sth, uncer nc manage
voa,t ~ W e. Lord A. NJ and the ssme board OF
Inst,nc,,on As heretofore For full partcu ap-
ply syn,1 T $wsw ). A. WATERMAN, Sec'y.
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FINANCIAL
U. S. 7-3O LOAN,

By authority of the Secretary of the Treasury the
undersigned has assumed the General Subscription
Agency for the sale of United States Treasury notes.
bearing seven and three tenths per cent interespsr
annum, known asthe
SEvEN-THIRTY LOAN.
These Notes are issued under date of June 18th,
iSo0' and are payable three years from that timc in
currency, or are convertible at the option of the
holder into 49,
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Who have cold hands and feet; weak stonsaha
lame and weak backs; nervous and sick headache
dizziness and swimming in the head, with indiaes.
ton and constipation Of the bowels; pain In the aide
womb with internal cancers; tumors, polypus, and
all that long train Of diseases will find in Electric
ity sure means of cure. For painful menstruaticn
too pfofuse menstruation, and all of those long line
Of troubles with young ladies' Electricity Is 3ertair
specific, and will In short time, restore the suertf
to the vigor OF health.
The Portland daily press., 1865-04-19
Sougherm Yellow Corn.

OHOn BUSHELS now larding. AIo, 400
ZIOO bushels White Seed Corn, 70 sa,e BY
E. III. BURGIN,
April 16.-apl7dlw 100 Commercial ST.
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Substituting Dsors.

Sometimes doors Will always swing shut
when opened wide. and ut other times will Il V
open rs soon as unlatched. The reason rs, that
the casing on which 4 door Is hung does not
stand perprndicUlarIy. When door will
swing open OF Its own weight, The casing leans
in the other direction, provided the hines are
alike and put on in the same manner In some
ses the casing leans 30 that the door VIII
strike the floor or carpet before IL is openei 1
wide. BY removing the lower hi.ge and put
ting on one wider by an inch or more, SO that
the turning point OF the upper hinge will be
exactly over the corresponding point OF the
lower hinge. the door will swing either xay
alike. In order to hang the door as TO shut
itself. put a still wider pair of hinges at tue
bottom, SO as 10 make il rise n little IS IL is
opened. Then the door may be opened at
nrarly right angle when il will close
Itself. This arran cement will often be found
more convenient than a system of pulley ahd Il
weight, or a door spring. Gates may be hung
OPEN on their own weight-American AGricuI-
turiSt.
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EVENING STAR.
Receipts from the Tit BITS.

The following receipts are frsma new re-
ceipt book by Mrs. :. G. knight
BAKED APPLE PUDDING.-Six apples well
steved, quarter OF pound of butter, half of It
stirred into the apple while hot and sugar 10
your taste when cold add six eggs, well
beaten, TO the apple.
Pound and silt six crackers, butter your
dish, and put in layer of crackers, and Layer
OF your prepared apple, and Thus until you
have nlied your dish; let the crackers be the
upper layer, and put the remainder of your
butter In small bits upon 1t. Bake In two shall
low dishes for half and hour.
MRS FABENs' ECONOMY CAKEs.-Rusked
r.ad, OF that which Is old and so,rr can BE-
made into very nice fritters. The bread should
De cut IN small piecrs, and soaked in cold
Heter MI very SOFT. Drain OF the water and
To three pirts of bread thus prepared, add
TWO eggs, four table spoonfu OF -four, q little
SAIL, one tea spoon of soda in a cup OF milk,
which must be stirred into the bresid, and n
little more milk, added, until thin enough to
fry. a.-.....
A DELICATE DEssERT.-Lay half dozen
crackers in a turreen, pour on enough boiling
wafer 20 cover them. In = few minutes they
VIII be swollen TO three or four times their
crieinal SIZE. Now CRATE loaf sugar and a little
nutmsg over them, and dip on enough sweet
cream 10 make a nice sauce, and you will have
a simple ard delicious dessert that will rest
lightly on your stomach-and IL is prepared.
easily. Leave out the cream and it is q yalu-
able recipe tor sick roOmeJokery
To MAKE OYSTER BROTH OF COpFIsH-
Pick INTO small bits a piece OF codiish-the
thick part 10 beet. To teacupful of fish add
three pints OF boiling water, a piece of butter
the size of Gn egg, and a teacupful of sweet
cream; crumb in a few crackers, add little
pepper, ana serve up hot, with era ksrs
When not 81 ason6d too highly, the sick like it.
MIS-. WoLCOITs PUDDING.-Pare and quar-
ter some apples sprinkle a lille sugar aud
cinnamon over them, cook thu m in the oven
I'll soit, cool and pour over them batter made
OF three ergs, pint OF milk and -four to thickeu
sufficiently; bake ii and eat with wine SAUCE
MISS ALLEYS DOUGHNUTs VERY NIGEL
Four eegs, eight table spOODfuls OF sugar, but
Ter big an egg. little salt, one nutmeg. half
cup of milk. half tea spoon OF soda and -four
enough to roll ont ..s.-
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AUCTION SALES.
y aKFEN : wILLIAHs, Aucsioneer,

Gh hos oRaBfE s 6kFH kNs S cSpRT, f.iasl ~
the Supreme Court, of very valuable Improved
south . street. Island: 81 Auction.
Gn MONDAY, the 3osh instant, at o clock p M,
in front Of he premises. shall proceed sell a.
ardiRn Of The orphan caidrs Of John A. Cassell,
deceased the interest Of ssid orphans aat to the
bereo two, q in Square Numbered south Of Square
four hshdred and siYty>three, u.s. beginning for
the came Mt the corner OF Virginia avenue and the
open SPACE running thence 90 said avenue eighty
enut seventy five feet six inches t75 feet inches)
10 street south, thence said street enc hun.
dTed feet three inches 20 said open space thence on
tsiG oren pace forty feet seven inches feet
lying being in the City Of Washin ston District
OF Columbia. and recorded the books Of the Sur.
We. or thereof "a Lots numbered six and seven Of
the subdivision Of Lot numbered two, q, in said
tame. being two thrse stsry brick Dwelling
Houses
Terms Of sale. A. prescribed by the decree, are:
One third cash the residue In equal instslments Of
elk and twelve months; the purchaser or purcha-
,ers to give notes for the deferred payments bear
. dorred
All convey Ances, fpcludins revenue stamps, at
the cost OF the purchaser. .u... ~. :
s10o. will be required. pa,d. dswn when Il 10
then and there Put again aud sold to the high
est bidder and Ii the whole terms not complied
with in i've days after sale. the guardian
the right to res. the property ct the risk and cost
,s'netiss Of such fss.e IN the k.tionsf inse s
neencer. -
The title to tho above property having been made
perfect and indisputable will be sold 70 the gh
" '' ALFRED G. cAssEIL. Guardian.
oc I'D GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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PROPOSALS.
L. LUMBER AND ABATTIs IN THE
DIsMANTLED FORTS AROUND
WASHINGTON CITY,
HAN rs, CHrrr ExcrxrEn or Dry..e... 4

Harms, CHrr. EzcIyrxn OF p.y.sers,S
Sealed AZ. .I,ss9 ann s,
at these Headsusrters until MONDAY 1sd Of DC
sqoard ht tx the .pS o. her
named sad also fer the timber, lumber, and other
nateriah within the several forts aud batteries,
W SOUTH SIDE OF THE POTOMAC.
rye!t E.ssy and eatssris. north Of PInns. R.ht
Scott g@S.cn KaHysn berry, sad s.iisHis s'S Ss
sss. rSTt Sia,T and !. q. crossing
G.rsseh.. willi.p., and ,9s two s.s.sris. 2 q.
valley Of Hunting Greek, and Fort Willard and is
Also, six 90 biockhouses-shree at the south end
and Tvs On s q the .o. end :: tho
asS ne sIdss and the seas' 'cro the valley
ACROSS THE EASTERN BRANCH.
Fort, Snyder, Ricketts,, Wagner. Davis, heies,
Chaplin. and the two new forts on the hight and
VA. Al;p The Block house and ssoctsde ct the Navy
Fort, n;i y,.%I.an. rS.y.r, M.rri. s.Is,os. Bun
Reel sr HI, slss reT. 9ess.sy, sms.ds. ksArDy
the o., Geld p, batteries .ljseenf to these fcS,s. -
mrps Msrt,n r0s eo,t rtssr Ss,ie.ie., Wis, Yer
hed S.i ts on the bank rsi A"a 'o' '
,ps.eU Hs AM stostae the wash
ne abatti. ground the several fort. and bate
fes Is made Of the tops of trees, and IL suitable tor
The timber frame work end heavy log roofing ~
the bomb proofs, guard -bouses ulaeazin-s and
Implement rooms. IL of hard ~ood-aak, chestnut
and cedsr-is generally On good condition, and mar
he lumber With which many OF these buildings
are lined IL sound and may be used tOr fencing OF
ANY ether purpose to which common cullinss are
The sfeck sdss OF hard wood posts. from nine
tgl to twenty go inches in diameter and geue-aly
about thirteen (l3l feet long, This timber IL very
valuable. and may be easily removed.
The reyetments consist either 81 posts, from i've
l to es ht go feet long, and from i've 81 nine
fsl inches In diameter; IF white pine cuttings,
and will b- valuable for fencing
feFarate proposals. win he received for the abat-
tie. and for the timber. lumber and Other mate
rails In each Fort and battery above named
Proposals. To be endorsed a, follows, viz:
!. Preroeals for Ahattis at Fort
Proposals for Timber, Lumber, &C, IT Fort
ans sddre..ed tn the undersigned
Proposals for the Absttis by the cord. RI utng
FOOT or for timber or lumber by the foot, will nOs
be entertained. The bidders should offer 81 much
for the Absftis Of each Fort, and y much for the
timber and other material In each Fort. In the
eroes.
The undersigned reserves the right TO reject any
Of the proposals. IL deemed 70 the interest Of the
Government to do 50.
Payments TO he made In Government funds upon
The acseptasce OF any proposal, and prior TO the
remover 81 the property.
Purchasers will he required % remove their
property within thirty 800 days After their pro1o
salt are arcs pied.
For further informs tion inquire at the crice Of
street and Pennsy lyanis svenue
s. ALEXANDER,
Brevet Prie Gen u. 4. A.,
ee zb-9t Chief Engineer NJ Defences.