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The national Republican., 1867-04-12
CONGRESSIONAL.

THURSDAY, April 1.-THE President
laid before the Senate the credentials Of
James A. Bayard, appointed Senator by
the Governor Of Delaware, to supply q
vacancy occasioned by the death OF Geo,
R. Riddle.
Mr.. Bayard qualified by taking the oath
to support the Constitution Of the United
States, and also subscribed to the Congress,
sional oath Of loyalty.
| Mr.. Sumner offered o resolution that
the President Of the United States be re.
quested to furnish the Senate, If in his
opinion not incompatible with the public
interests, copies Of any official opinions
which may have been given by the Attor.
ney Generab the Solicitor OF the Treasury,
or by any other officer OF the Government,
on the Interpretation Of the act Of Con.
gress regulating the tenure Of Office, and
especially with regard to appointments by
the President to office during the recess Of
Congress.
Mr.. Sumner said he understood opinions
had been given which went far to nullify
the recent act Of Congress. 1t would thus
seem we have notification here in Wash
ington, in the executive branch of the
Government. He understood that, ac-
cording to these opinions, the President
was to exercise the power Of appointment
during the recess Of Congress, notwith-
standing recent act Of Congress, which
understook to regulate the tenure Of Office.
Now they all knew the astuteness Of law
yers, and il was sometimes said the law
yers drive coach and six through an act
Of Parliament, or even an act Of Congress.
Perhaps the Administration was about to
drive a coach and six through the recent
act OF Congress; in other words, that it
was about to force on the country officers
under the existing law. 1t seemed to him
important that before the Senate adjourned
they should know the precise state of the
question. They should understand whether
any such opinion had been given, and the
reasons for it. On that account he intro
duced the resolution now before the Senate.
The resolution was then agreed to.
Mr.. Anthony reported resolution to
print two thousand copies OF the Army
Register for 1866.
This was amended, on motion of Mr.
Morton, to print three thousand, and passed
Mr.. Anthony also reported resolution
to print FIVE thousand extra copies Of the
report on the repairs Of the Mississippi
levees, and it was passed.
Mr.. Anthony also reported back a pro-
posed new rule Of the Senate, that all reso.
futions calling on the Executive, or any
Of the Departments for information shall
first be referred to O standing committee
to report an estimate Of the probable ex,
pense, and that the report be made without
delay.
Mr.. Cameron said there were many rea,
sons why this rule should not be adopted
He thou ght they had trouble enough now,
without being further embarrassed by
rules.
Mr.. Thayer called up his resolution,
heretofore introduced, calling upon the
President to furnish information about the
absence of Governor Cummings from Col
orado Territory, whether he had been paid
during such absence, etc.
On motion Of Mr.. Williams, the Senate
went into executive session.
The national Republican., 1867-04-12
PERSONAL.

GEN. GRANT has been stopping in Phila
delphia for the past few days with friend. H,
lsft on Wednesday for New York. He wal
driven down Chestnut street in a hack about
half past o'clock, and was not recognised.
&C. NELSON, U.S.N.; G. H. Giddings
TexAs, and Gen. NJ. Crawford, Phil'a, are at th,
Owen House.
SIrcHESBERo, NY; G. G. Woolworth
N. Y, and Major Herbert, are at the Metro
politan.
T. L. DEFRIEND, Richmond, Va; Gov
A. J. Borsman, West Val Capt. Grant, Norfolk
Va; DR.. @. B. Graf, Omaha Judge s. T. Nil
Ter, Ksokufi Gov. Fred. smyths, N. H. Hon
P. W. Grain, Baltic, are at the National.
DR.. J. G. ALLEN, Phil's; Gen. o. W
Dayton, N. Y, and Gen. A. R. Root, Buffalo
arc at the Seaton House.
The national Republican., 1867-04-12
Excitement in Church-Two Pis-
tol-shots Fired-A Scene Of Con-
fuatAn

toAsbhotb EIEcu-h DCcuc VI UOu.
fusion.
The Walnut-street Baptist church, cor,
ner Of Fourth street, Rev. George G. Lori
mer pastor, was the scene Of very unu.
sual and exciting affair Cd Sunday morn
ing, little before noon. A young man
named ]. w. Barlow, law student Of this
city, and the same person who had diff,
Guilty with classmate few weeks since
in which General Murray was shot, went
into the church and took seat. In few
minutes, without any seeming reason, he
drew from his pocket small four-barreled
Remington pistol and fred 1t up the aisle
A gentleman sitting next to him seized
the pistol and took II from Barlow, who
Immediately drew q Colts revolver and
took aim at the Rev. Mr. Smith, who oc.
cupied the pulpit. One Of the gentlemen
connected with the Journal office, sitting
next to Barlow struck his arm, knocking
it up, and the ball struck harmlessly
against the wall above Mr.. Smiths head
The excitement at this time was terrible.
Several ladies tainted, and the utmost
alarm pervaded the entire congregation
Barlow was Immediately seized by sew,
eral gentlemen and taken out OF the
church. Officer Pat Connor took him in
charge and lodged him in jail. Barlow
offered no explanation Of his remarkable
conduct All who know him think that
he is Of unsound mind, and his conduct
yesterday, as well as during the difficulty
that occurred some weeks since, most GER
tainly justifes such supposition. The
offender will be examined before Judge
Craig this morning.-Louisviile Journal.
The national Republican., 1867-04-12
The Maryland Election.

An election was held in Maryland on
Wednesday, in which the people of that
Commonwealth were called upon to vote
for members to new constitutional con.
vention to amend their organic laws. Also
the voters of Baltimore to decide for or
against the running Of Sunday cars in that
city, The majority in the city in favor Of
running the cars on Sunday is 1888.
The latest accounts of the vote on the
constitutional convention question is, to
the effect that the majority in its favor is
very large. Most of the delegates, as far
as heard from, are said to be Democrats
and Conservatives.
The national Republican., 1867-04-12

AUcTfoSKERs AND REAL ESTATE Brokers
The snterprisins arm Of J. 7. coldweli 4 Co. 4,
nnding that they required more room 10 carry on
their business s Real kstats Brokers, have removed
TO the 80 uhwss corner Of Psnnsylvsnis avenue and
Four sndshslf street, and taken possession Of the
large store room In the Coioniraion Buiding whsrs
they will continue to pay particular attention to tho
sale Of real estate, prvstsiy and At auction. They
are also prepared to receive eonsgnmsnts Of all
kinds Of goods and household furniture. Jswslry
and other vaiuablss will bs kept safely By them in
large are and burglar proof vault. This nrm,
sisting Of Messrs. J. T. Coldwsl, r. o. Chestnsy
O. L. Bart, deserves the confidence and pstronags oi
The public for assured that they conduct thsli
business on the most honorable basis.
The national Republican., 1867-04-12
APPLICANTS for Presidential clemen

APPLICANTS for Presidential clemency
are still quite numerous, and there is now
on the list at the Attorney Generals Office
large number. The Star gives the fol.
lowing list:
Zone hundred and ffty-three are from
cX.Cnited States army officers, of whom
80 are natives of Virginia; 81 are from ex-
members of the United States Congress
and members of the rebel Congress; 29
from prominent rebel officials, and lO4
from officers of the rebel army Of and
above the rank Of brigadier general, 81 Of
whom are natives Of Virginia, l6 Of Mis-
sissippi l6 of Georgia, IL of Texas, 10 OF
Tennessee, of South Carolina, 5 of Louis
lana, of Alabama, 4 of Arkansas, 8 oil
North Carolina, 2 of Kentucky, l of Mary,
land, l of Missouri, and Of Florida"
The national Republican., 1867-04-12
Foreign Matters.

England has made formal demand
upon the Spanish Government for indem-
nifty and satisfaction in the case Of the
steamer Tornado. The former Govern.
ment refuses to comply with this demand.
War is threatened against Greece by the
Sultan Of Turkey in consequence Of the
continued insurrectionary troubles on the
Turkish frontiers.
The steamships City Of Washington and
Moravian, which left New York March
30th, arrived out on the 10th inst.
The financial and commercial news up
to the 10th Of April indicate no material
change.
STOCK AND MONEY MARKET.
LONDON, April l0-noon.-Consols,9 90l;
Eries, 37ti Illinois Central, I'll US. 5-2Os,
733.
LONDON, April 10, 2 p. m.-Consols, 90t.
American securities remain unchanged.
LONDON, April l0-Eycning.-The large
quantity Of United States Bonds thrown
upon the market by Germany causes a
downward tendency in prices.
LONDON, April l0-Evening.-Consols
closed at 90i; U. 8. 5.20's, 73!; Illinois
Central shares, 764; Erie shares, SO.
FRANKFoRr, April l0-Evening.-U. s.
5-20's sold to-day at 75a.
LIVERPOOL, April l0.-Noon.-Cotton is
quiet and unchanged; sales, 5000 bales
Middling Uplands, l2td.; Orleans, l24d.i
Breadstufs market buoyant and active.
Corn advanced AIS. 9d.a43s.; barley As.
oats, 3s. 3d.; peas, ASS; pork, IT'S. Cd; beef
1858; bacon, 42s.; cheese, Cos; lard, 49s.j
Scotch pig iron, Sis. 3D.; tallow, 44s.
LIVERPOOL, April l0-2 p. m.-Bread
stuffs are firm, and holders are asking 43s
for corn. The cotton market continues
heavy, and some failures are reported.
Other articles remain without change.
LIVERPOOL, April l3-Eyening. - The
cotton quotations show further decline
Of i'd. on Middling Uplandsj sales to-day,
10000 bales; Middling UplandS, I'D; Mid
ding Orleans, l2ld.
The activity in the breadstuffs market is
unabated, and the market closed firm at
the advance reported at noon. Corn, 42s.
9d.a43s. per quarter for mixed Western.
Barley, As. Sd, per sixty pounds. Oats, 3s.
Sd, per forty-fve pounds. Peas, 45s. per
quarter Provisions dull, but unchanged
in prices. Spirits turpentine, 37s. Scotch
pig iron advanced to 52s. per ton.
The national Republican., 1867-04-12
,y Telegraph.
From Europe nv Cable.

LONDON April ll-Noon,- &C Consols, Oh
Erie, aet; Illinois Central, 7et; U.s.6-20's
73t. ~ E E 81 q Ia
FRAskroRr, April Ii-Noon.-U. s.
5-2o's, T5t.
LIVERPOOL, April ll-Noon.-Cotton /,
dull. Sales Of 5000 bales; Middling Up
lands, l2al2Ad.; Orleans, l2t. Breadstuffs
firm; white California wheat, l3s. Cd. Q Ids
Corn, AS. 3D.; Oats, 30. Sd. Provision,
are without change. Pork, 75s Cd. Beef
l25s. Cheese, COS. Lard, 49s. Sd. Scotch
pig iron, SIS.
The national Republican., 1867-04-12
Amusements.

Ar WALLS OPERA HOUSE, 1.-THE cry is,
still they come" There is nothing very
wonderful in this, when we consider the
nightly attraction there. 1t would seem
that the Japanese can never fail to draw
full and overaowing houses; and the au-
diences are composed, in large degree,
of many of our most intelligent and re.
spectacle citizens. We think il this troupe
we're to conclude to remain in Washing.
ton, it would soon be classed among our
permanent institutions. But two nights
more, however. remain. Let oil who have
not seen these children of one of the most
ancient of races not fail to do so before
they leave.
The NATIONAL THEATRE was tolerably
well attended last evening to witness the
same pieces as the night before" Nine
Points Of the Law" and "Alladin; or, The
Wonderful Scamp" Lady Don continues
attractive as usual, and her success, though
not all that she, her friends, and the man.
agement could desire, is nevertheless as
much, under the circumstances, consider.
ing the season upon which it has fallen,
could well be expected
The Washington theatres have, wejudge,
done good business during the winter.
Theatricals will tire, and the people will
not always rush to the places Of amuse-
ment.
ODD FELLOWS HALL is nightly thronged
We hope to get time to attend this exhibi
ton, when we shall speak more particularly
of the entertainment,
The national Republican., 1867-04-12

ATTORNEY GENERAL STANBERY, it is said
has delivered an opinion upon the tenure
of Office bill, which was read by Mr.. BUCK.
ALEw in executive session on Wednesday
to the effect that the provisions OF this bill
were prospective only, and did not apply
to vacancies existing at the time the bill
was passed. Under this view of the case
should the Senate adjourn without con.
irming appointments to fill vacancies ex.
isting at the time the law was passed, the
President can at once make appointments
to I'LL them. This may cause the Senate
to sit until all the vacancies Of importance
are filed
The national Republican., 1867-04-12
DROP OSALS FOR BUILDING
i BRICK hcH OF CULvERT IN BOTANIC
GARDEN

orYIcK or PUBLIC BUILDINGS, GROUNDS 4 woRxs,)
CAPITOL OF rHE UNITED STATES,
April 0, 1857.
Sealed proposals addressed to the undersignsd will
be received at this once until THURSDAY April IS,
1857 at noon for finishing Brick Arch Of Calvert Ia
Botanic Garden and furnishing materials and setting
Of centres for the same TO be built In the best man
nsr and Of the same Dimensions A. the portion ALREADY
completed. The arch 10 10 be constructed on stons
abutmsnt wallis already contracted for the material
used to be Of the best ha'd brick, and the mortar to
composed Of one part Of best hydraulic cement to
two parts Of clean, sharp slieious sand The pro.
posais must be BY the ineAl foot abouttwo hundred
and any (aco) feet Of arch Is to be constructed Ths
work must be commenced as soon as sumeient abut-
msnt wall is laid, to be able to proceed. The
eentering must not be struck until the mortar has
we'll sst and after Its removal the sot Of the arch
must be pointed.
Proposals will also be received for repairing some
nftesn m feet OF defective arch. Any additional In
formation required will be furnished at the once.
No proposals will be entertained except from those
engaged In such business and the right 10 reserved
BY the engineer In charge to reject any all bids
not deemed to the interest Of the Government.
The bids will be opened al this once al noon on
the 25th day Of April, 1857.
n MICHLER
MAJ. Of Engineers, BVt Brig. Gen. U. S. A.
Apl2.eotd
The national Republican., 1867-04-12
THE COURTS.

SUPREME CoURr OF THE UNITED STATES
THURSDAY, April II, 1867.
On motion Of Mr.. Cornelius Cole, Henry ].
Wells, esq., Of California was admitted an at.
torney and counsellor Of this court.
No. 42o. Jossfa dc HAro, st al, appellants,
vs. The United States. The argument Of this
cause was continued by Mr.. Cushing, Of counsel
for the appellees; and concluded BY Mr.. Black,
Of counsel for the appellants.
Adjourned till tomorrow at IL o'clock.
The national Republican., 1867-04-12

MERCHANT TAnomSo.-Mr. II. Bergling
No. st D street, between sis,h and Tenth streets,
announces that he has received hns assortment Oi
spring goods fer ssn.snsn'svssr and desires call
from his friends and the public generally. For q
neat a. and strong work 60 to II. Bsrging, No. s.,
d street.
The national Republican., 1867-04-12
INFORMANT FROM MEXICO.
Siege Of Vera Crux = Tho water
Gut or ana the Last Bullock
Slain - Bombardment Of tht

bi1hh - bo"Derunont u thc
City.
New YoRK, April 1.-THE steamer
Moro Castle, which arrived to-day from
Havana on the 9Th instant, brings the fol.
lowing intelligence.
The British steamer Valent arrived at
Havana on the 5th from Vera Cruz on the
I'd instant. She sailed from Havana few
days before, and was obliged to return
with her cargo, as II could not be landed
at Vera Cruz, as the Liberals were bonn.
harding the city.
The 1mperialists at Vera Cruz are gen.
orally arming themselves.
Perez, Gomez, and Cueras has resigned,
and are coming to Havana.
Gen. Taboada is in command. The
siege is closely maintained, and the water
has been cut Of, and the last bullock was
killed on the Both ultimo.
The United States man.ofwar Tacony
Is at Vera Cruz.
The national Republican., 1867-04-12
ShipWreck.

New YoRK, April l0.-The steamer St.
kourent, which arrived to-day, reports that
on the 4th inst. she picked up the crew Of
the British ship Edgar Ceril, which had
been wrecked fifteen days previously.
The national Republican., 1867-04-12
Fire..

WILLIANsPoRr, Pa, April 1.-THE ex-
tensive mill recently erected in this vicin.
ity by the Pennsylvania Marble Company
was entirely destroyed by fire this morn.
ing. The loss is very heavy.
The national Republican., 1867-04-12

SEE THE CARD Of James Y. Davis, No.
sse Penn.yivsnis avenue, under the Metropolitan
Hotel, one Of the oldest establishments Of the city
Hats furs, straw goods, canes, umbrellas, &e &c.
Of every style, and on the most liberal tsrm,.
The national Republican., 1867-04-12
Illness of the President.

President JOHNSON was much better
yesterday, though most visitors, except
Cabinet officers, are refused admittance to
the White House. 1t is thought that he
will entirely recover in few days.
The national Republican., 1867-04-12

~ Know Thy Destiny.-Madsms X. r.
THORNTON, the great Bsslsh Astrolo si Clsiryoyant
and Psyehemstrsian, who has Astonishsd the seisn
ne classes Of the Old world, has now located her.
self at Hudson, n. Y. MADAME THonxroS Possesses
such wonderful powers Of second sight, a. TO enable
her to imp,r knowledge Of the greatest importance
to the single or married Of either sex. while In =
state Of trance she deineatss the very features Of
the person you are to marry, and BY the aid Of an
instruusst Of intsnss power. known as the Psyeh-
omotrope, guarantees to produce lfs.liks picture
Of the future husband wife Of the applicant to-
gsthsr with date Of marriage, position in lfs lead
Ing traits Of character. &e. This is NO humbug, a.
thousands Of tsstimonias assert. She will send
when desired, certified certificate, or written guar.
antse, that the picture is what II purports to b..
By enclosing small lock Of hair, and stating place
Of birth, age. disposition and complexion and en-
closing any cents and stamped envelope addressed
to yourss you will receive the picture and desired
infsrnAtisn BY return mail. All communications
saersdly eonndsntisl. Address, In eonhdsnes, MAD.
AsE B. =. THoRsrox, ?. o. Box aas, Hudson, H.I.
mhls.d&wly
The national Republican., 1867-04-12

So To Consumptives.-TheA Advertiser
having been restored TO health in few weeks, By .
very simple remedy, after having suffered several
years with severe lung Affection, and that dread
disease, Consumption, 10 anxious to make known 10
his fellow w-sunsrers the means Of cure.
To all who desire II he will send copy Of the pre-
seription used, free Of charge, with the directions
for preparing and using the same, which they will
fnd . suRl CuRs FOE CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRoE-
cHIrIs, &e. The only object Of the advertiser in
sending the prescription is to benefit the snietsd
and spread Information which he eonesivss TO BE- In
valuable; and he hopes every sufferer will try his
remedy. as It will cost them nothinr and may prove
. blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please I'd.
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
oe25-dwly Williamsburg, Kiags Co., H.T.
The national Republican., 1867-04-12
UNITED STATES CouRr OF CLAIMS

THURSDAY, April II, 1857
On motion Of Mr.. Norton. the Solicitor, JamsI
Q. White, Esq, Of New York city, and John A.
Bolles, Esq, ofWashlngton, D. O., were admitted
attorneys and counSellOrs Of this court.
On motion Of Mr.. Fuller, Enoch Tottsn, Esq,
Of Washington, D. O., was admitted an attorney
and counsellor Of this court
Adjourned till to. morrow at II O'Clock q. IN.
The national Republican., 1867-04-12

Coupons, 1887 5.2O'I, 1859, IOSi 5.2O',, 1854,
1915 5.2O's, 1855, l0si 5.2O's, January and
July, 1855, lo7ii 1o.4o's, vii 1905, August,
1906 1905, June, 1851 1905, July, 1851
The national Republican., 1867-04-12

Having taken the stors.rosm In the COLONIZATION
Building" We are now prepared to receive eonsign-
menu Of all kinds Of Goods and Household FuTni
ture.
AS- Particular attention paid to tho sale Of Real
Estate, privately and al auction.
~ Attached 10 our store is large Pire and Bur
glAr- proof Vault, for the safe keeping Of JsWelry
and other vAluabies consigned TO us.
~ Have always on hand City Property, and
Farms In Maryland and yirglnia at private sale
apl2-H
The national Republican., 1867-04-12

Ar Dayton, Ohio, the other day, an old
man Of rs led a maiden of II to the marriage
altar. Probably his leadership would end then
and there.
The national Republican., 1867-04-12
L CAL TIE M 8 .

FURNISHED Roors at AIS L street, be.
tween nshth and Ninth. for ren. Bee sdvsrti..m.n,
The national Republican., 1867-04-12

GEsrLExES's 6ne silk mixed Suits at OK.
trspsly low figures, at Hsnnins's ons Prize. Cloth.
Ing Store the Of Seventh street and MARY
land avenue.
The national Republican., 1867-04-12

~ Registry Notices-Notioe II hereby
given TO all qualified voters In the Fourth ward that
the judgss Of election appointed to register voters
under the &C. Of COngrs" approved February s. 1897
entitled "An act to punish illegal voting In the Dis.
triet Of COlumbia and for other PURPOSES" will be
In session at the
COMMON COUNCIL CHAMBER, CITY HALL,
ON MONDAY, TUESDAY,, AID "WEDNESDAY, April
sth, 9th and loh from three to seven clock p. N.
and on THURSDAY, April llth, from four to eight
o'clock, ?. N for the purpo Of receiving and re-
| eordipg their names.
Ape.n s.v. NoYKs, Secretary.
The national Republican., 1867-04-12

}. 7. coLDwELL. T. o. cHEsTHgr. c. L. BAEr
J. T. GOODWILL 4 CO.,
AuoTIoERBRs AND ZEAL EErArH BROKERS,
Southwest corner Of PennsylyAnlA avenue and Pour
and .A.hAff street.
The national Republican., 1867-04-12

CoURT IN EQUITY-Judge Oin.-Key-
worth Of al, Vs. Towers. Order referring case
to auditor specially to report on proprsty Of sale
Laforge W. LAforge. Decree msnIO ct thorO.
Custody Of the child rsmandsd to the petitioner.
The national Republican., 1867-04-12

CIRcUIr CoURr-Chief Justice Cartier
Herman Koppsl vs.. George 6sitI. Judgment
for plaintiff for $lOO.s and interest from Apri
IA, 1855.
Patrick White vs.. Henry Kloppsr. Judgment
by default on promiISory note.
Hamilton a Sheiry vs.. John r. Kelly. Judg'
ment by default.
NAilor Vs. Williams. Exceptions fled.
Davis W. LAnsdAls OF al. Case on trial.
Douglas vs.. Douglas. In this case = bill o
exceptions was fled.
The national Republican., 1867-04-12
Financial.

WASHINGTON, Aprill1.-Jay Cooke & Co.
furnish the following quotations Of Govern.
ment securitiea.
The national Republican., 1867-04-12

CRIMINAL CoURr-Judge Wylie.-James
II. Mangum, indicted for passing oounterfei,
money, was found guilty by the jury. sonteno,
In abeyance. Tho petitioner was recommended
by the jury to the mercy Of the court.
Arthur Chase, indicted for larceny, was found
guilty and sentenced to eleven months imprison.
ment In the District Jail.
John Russull, indicted for keeping q bAudy.
house, was found guilty and sentenced to pay q
fine Of $50.
John Steward, convicted Of bigamy by the jury.
Tho verdict was annulled by the court on 40.
count Of II appearing that one Of the witnesses
was incompetent to give testimony in the case.
William Gibbs, indicted for larceny, was found
District jail until 8 O'Clock, p. m, yesterday.
The grand jury ordered the discharge Of Frank
Cr0nin, charged with larceny.
The national Republican., 1867-04-12

GRS. JOHN A. LOGAN has left Washing.
ton fer his homsi Illinois.
The national Republican., 1867-04-12

All papers throughout the country friendly 10 the
interests Of the soldiers 'nd ssilsrs requested
10 copy the above.
The national Republican., 1867-04-12

OFFICE EXTENSION UNITED
~ STATES CAPITOL, WARRINGTON, APRIL 0,
1887. TEN CENTS PER LOAD will be given for
EARTH deposited A the grounds south o. the Capitol
and In the terraces Of the building Tickets will be
given on the delivery Of the dirt which will be paid
for when presented In number not less than one
hundred.
By order the Secretary Of the Intsrlsr;
EDWARD CLARK,
GplO.et Architect U. g. Capitol Extension.
The national Republican., 1867-04-12
r UMBER, LIME AND CEMENT

100. 900 best quality Of white Pine Steam Kiln
DIsdLumber.
800, 900 Bangor LAths.
900, 900 feet Of white Pine and Spruce 6eAntling.
Also, Fence Pickets Hemloek Boards, Rails, Joist,
ke As lust received and for sale at our wharf fool
Of Seventh street. 8. p. BROWN 4 BON,
ds7s 406 Ninth street, bet. 4 and =.