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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-20

SOLAR LAMPS.
ME Subscribers now receiving extensive
sortment of Patent Solar Lamps, and Girando-
es Of and beautiful patterns, suitable for church
es halls, parlors, stores, Steamboats,, &c.
These Lamps are constructed solely for the con-
sumption OF lard; and are warrented to produce a
light equal the best Sperm OIL and at one-half the
cost
ar Orders from abroad promptly attended to,
JOHN b. M'FADDEN & CO.,
IS MARKET STREET,
October I'd, IS44.--tf PITTSBURGH.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-25

up. we shall whether Great b liain has manifest
ed a stronger disposition 10 listen Ia our demands
and 70 participate with US IN any fair division Of the
territory Ia which We have clear and unquestioma
BILE in!a.
IL seer. 10 US, that this view Of our past unsuc.
cessiH chGris cplnr"uiise is full nr iusiruriinn
nr the future. II wish ~ settle the Oregon
question peaceaby, let settle il sensonahls and
&c that end, let show that are in eaIn' ST about
II. and united upun il. Protocols alune though they
should cover after Geanl Of paprr, viii NOT do
ths. We nlusi du BY aW for nur citiE M in Oregon
Al lens much as Great Britain has done for her
snbiectd theirs. We faust. We have done ilef1re
"rccognise them, protect them, establish commune
cation with them, ard extend To them pariic ipa-
Ilon Of FREE REPUBLICAN aoyERs-
MINT" We musi organise government ever the
American citizens west of the Rocky Mountains,
and thus protect them, a0d thus bind them 10 US. In
addition TO this, il is the dictate alike of wise and
ot peaceful spirit, to give To emigration TO Oregon
proper encouragement. An Indian agency there
mail communiration--a line Of block houses pro-
tecting and securing The Oregon Turte-additonal
dragoons, IL necessary, to protect them from the In
dians all these measures, and other measures of
prt lection, such these, are indispensable, and
should mol be longer DELAYED. They have been de-
lHyed too long already. In one word, our diploma
ct has already demunstp led that the righ fol
owners OF that soil Our Legislation should nolp
show thai il believes what our diplomacy has all
along asserted and proved Let legislation do
this in moderation. at once and firmly, aud Oregon
is
That is, indeed, IA strange political phenomenon,
thai the party claiming htis has, under siipua-
ton of JOINT occupancy, privileges which The party
fully entitled may not exercise.
II the manaity of he stipulation he Of that left
handed SORT which gives TO the uneniiled claimant
every 'igh, and 10 the true owner none-hen The
snoner Thai stipulation is torn up and scattered to
the winds, the betierthe better Cor The honor, and
the better for all the interests OF the country The
sh 10 govern and protect it's citizens its soit,
is the last right rrth Independent nation should
hnqW'sh or compromise, permit 10 be ot impaired
Ne have THUS stated views of the Oregon
question, and VI the pslicy growing out OF il. In
some quarters they have been inisrepresen!ed. That
is Of M consequence. We expected it. Bni the
democratic party and the democratic press have
derstood us and We now leave the question to the
constituted authorities OF the country. manage
according 10 he lights which will he .ticiay
exhibited to Congress, and according to their best
wisdom and highest patriotism.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-25


AEoTHER GREAT FIRE - Sag Harbor in RaiRsi
One hundred Houses tro H0tls and ne Bank Gg,npdi
by the Lung island IRAN OF last evening, We have
information ola disastrous fire III Sag Iarbor,
equal in extent, in comparison with the size Of the
Town. to the fire at Pittsburgh, Quebrc, or the New
York cuuAagration Mr.. Tucker, the Conductor Of
the Long leland road who 1balned all The informa
ton raCt icable in the confusion, that the fte
broke out Fhursda, night. about O'clock, al which
time The wind was blowing gale. The f,e origin
aed in wooden indna, and extended TO
more than hundred houses, Zone account saws
one hundred and sev-n,y) which we've entirely cont
Eimed Among The buildings burned was the SUI
folk Co. Bank ard both OF the hotels. The loss in
buildings is varousy stated al 500 n00a s 90 900,
white the loss in merchandise yet I've esiimai-
ed, hut must he very large. The portion burned
WAS The best business part oi the town, and has cast
shade over its prospects that will not, we fear.
so0n be removed. Among the greatest >utferrrs we
hear The names OF Messrs. tinniley & Mullnrd, so
extensively known in The whaling trade in N. York
We do moi hear that any oil was burned. or that any
damage was done to the shipping, of which, how
ever, there fortunately but few sail in port. So
great calamity has NOT sited a small town in a
long time. nor that will cause more distress to
its mercantile citizens. The lrLin Of tonight will
bring the particulars, winch will be looked for with
much interest," as The property ID insured here, and
the business Of Sag Harbur more closely connected
with this city than elsewhere.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-25
Correspondence Of the Philadelphia Exchange
Per jerome, AT Inston /

CAPE HAYTIEE, Oct 49, 1S45.
The British brig Apollo arrived here the llth
fIom Liverpool, having touched at Porto Plate The
cargo, alter some delay allowed 10 be entered
al the custon house by special "iayor," but ten
thonsand dollars in Haytien PAPER. rfmitied by Il
merchant ui Porto Plate To his correspondent here
we've seized by government. pursuant 10 the law,
lately published, orbiddng all commerce with The
Spanish part. All communication with the Spanish
part Of whatever nature, is NOW forbidden under the
srverest penallies and under date oil the 9th, gov
ernne"I orders all Foreigners leave ina, pant Of
the island, within month, pain Of being con-
sidered acc' III, Ices IN the insuIrtcton. II has.
h"wrver, no puWrr to make tins order known TO the
pari res Interested.
Three ar four oil The largest sa'innal vessels are
now un ergong repairs. This " i'll della, the expe.
duion against The Dominicians somewhat, MS the
arm, will moi march until the feet ready TO sail
The leaders Of the laio instruction at Leogane
have heen tried. aud were acquitted, account, AS
Is alleged, OF lmformalily-ons OF the Judges heins
under age.
Tia Commissioners sent some months since to
Frants lur tie purpose uf obianng, IL pnssihie some
reduc ION, and nm extension Of time the French
clalu, have fctvraed without ing anything.
Coffee, in the face of the increased duly To com
mence LIST November, has risen 10 II cts. This
continual rise ia partly owing t" scarcity, aud partly
TO the depreciation Of The currency from the con.
statart new Issues Of paper.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-25

We are indebted To the publishers, through the
hands oi Mr. J X Randasi for the 6rrt and second
numbers Of work Issued BY Harper & Broth
Of New York, entitled "lNyrsss Ctroerdph,e
HIps Acc riding To The plan Of publ ;a' ion, each
nulnber Contains four maps, handsomely engraved,
c'lured, aud printed on the best quality thick wrap
ping paper, The Of the map being IL by Is inch
rs The subjects proposed to be illustrated, EN-
brace the entire field Of ancient and pndern inciu-
ding Sacred Geography. Chronology and History -
The work is edited by Sidney E Morse. A. N and
when finished, it is ineuded shall be a universal Al
las. Ia tho most comprehensive sense. The Two
numbers before embrace maps Of the Indian Ter
ritory. Northern Texas, new Mexico, Wisconsin,
Michigan Arkansas. Nova Scotia, New Brunswick
Ohio, NJ ssourI and Iowa.
We have also to acknowledge the receipt from
The soarce, Of No. Al Of the Pictorial BGie.-
This number carries The work onward to the XII
chapter OF ST Matthew. The tile page To the New
Testament il beautifully conceived aud exquisiIely
executed Indeed, the whole character Of this val
liable work, in lis artistcal and mechanical execu-
ton, is deserving Of all praise.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-25

Our merchants are daily receiving additions 10
their fall aud winter stocks Of foreign and domestic
goods, and supplies in aImost every line are
ample. We Noticed Yesterday in passing along
Commerce street, amones, others, the sidewalk in
front Of nne Of our hardware stores crowded with
casks aud packages of foreign importation. and it
will be reference - The advertisement Of o.
MAzASdE & Co in another column, that they
now receiving large invoice Of Hardware, cutlery,
ETC., direct from England. This, with their previous
stock Of American manufacture, which we are graz
tiled 10 know embraces almost every article
manufactured IN Europe. and Of equal Tin many par
ticnlars superIor) excellency, renders their stock
very complete.
Another firm in the same line, Messrs. Dade &
Reynolds, we are informed, also in receipt of
large assortment Of hardware, by late arrivals.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-25

We copy the following, relative to the congress
sionaI election, from the "Floridlan." Of the 18th
instant.
"Wa learn Mr.. Cahe has demanded Of the Exe-
cutve officers and received his certificate as repre-
in congress- cleo, from this State, founded
upon the partial returns which only had been receiy
ed up the 9th insrant within which time The State
law teclares the election maaagers shall make their
returns Will lie venture to take his seatl We hope
not for his own reputaion--we trust not, nay We
have confidence that he will not. He well knows
that Mr. Brorkenbroush is elected. The wings here
know it. They kuow, for they have received letters
from wings al Key West. giving Brockenbrough Il
| majority Of SO IL Monroe, and in Hiilsboroag %,
| and in ST. Lucie &. Whereas Mr.. Cabell claims,
| exclusive Of these votes, but 81 majority So, too.
the in return from Washington and Columbia, and
WaltOn and Calhoun. were not made hy the 9th in
slant. They would have increased Mr.. BIS MAORI
" abou, 40. Some Of the delayed official returns,
aud enough to give MIR. g. "A majority. have been
ceived by the Secretary since The certificate is
sued, mud Mr.. b. will claim his seat, and il Mr. c.
attempts resist the expressed will Of the people,
because Of the neglect Of inspectors Of election he
will meet with deserved rebuke. The rakd wings,
Ne learn insist on his doing Some say he should
| resign. and hope To have new election. Whether
lie persists resigns, MIR. b. viii be admitted by
The House OF Representatives, and be acknowledged
ia the peoples choice"
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-25

Per ship SplrnIl fn Liver oO-I Gihs0ni Geo Clpve-
land Jr; Reid & CO; 4 Jonrsi w Grotners; b Vince
Ter; A Nisbet Henry StUddnrti lex Pope Son, T
Henry.
Per schr John Rnnef TN New York-D Fowler Jr E
g. r Luughry; barron, Mead d co.. Maudin Il Terrell;
Rives, Battle ~ CO.
Per schr Experiment I'm New Or 'eans--Boyk & Nc
Rae; Marshall, Rowe & Co; Dorrance d Stauard; &
] Junes Gage q Post
Per sleambOht Fashion fin New-OrlsHnS-J II Iin-
her; J Pedsn; Eos lick & Chdlock; Waring e. COZ e
BovertOn; Washington CAnnnn; RIvcs, Battle d CO.
Per sisainbOa, Norih Alabama TN New Orleans Mo
Rae, Rsvesies & Bullock; Westeidt s. bro.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-25

hIessrs J. F.. Kiml,all s Co, Cincinnati, pro-
pose publishing Southern and " esen Busiaess D-
rsefory for 1916, embracing The cities of St Louis.
Memphis, Vicksburg, Natchez, New Orleans and
Mobile and other important towns tho Western
rivers The publishers issued a work of the same
character last season, though less comprehensive,
which, it is said, met with general iavsr, and had
very extensive circulation. Cards, circulars, and
addresses OF merchants, professional men, aud OH
ers, will he published the advertiser, ON payment of
The charge. receiving copy Of the work, containing
some 800 pages. An agent is in this city for
The purpose OF procuring advertisements.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-25

Loss OF THE ALBANY MAIL.-The mail bag
dispatched from the Albany Post office for tins city,
on Wednesday, night last. in the steamer Knicker
becker, has mol been received. The boat reached
tins city AT 4 O'clock in the morning. The mail
must have been taken off in the interval between tie
landing OF the boat and the arrival OF the porter from
The post Office. Or it is possible thai il may have
gone South Ivy mistake.
The bag moi cnnided to "A mail agent no such
officer being appointed, except Tor the mails carried
in the chuck boat. which lands al all the river post
Offices. II WAS not missed ill near on the 18th
The person whose duty is 10 bring the mails 10 the
New York Post Office, states that he found the bags,
except the missing one, lying on the deck of The
boat, the officer in whose room they were usual,
placed for safeguard, having retired To his berth and
left them the deck. insend of reta ming them in
his room, and delivering them The post ufice por
ter when he arrived.
The mail was very valuable The Commercial
Bank OF Albany had enclosed IN drafts t. The A.
mount Of $40 900, the State Bank Of Albany $780,
000-in all about $l20.G00.
There were in all instances. we believe. drawn
payable 10 order, and forged endorsement will be
necessary before they can be made available 10 The
robbers.--IN Y. Journal OF Commerce. l7lh.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-25

BARCELoNA-ref sp PoIacre Csriota-S6oo specie,
S001 errhes
LlVERPOOL-Per ship Splendd-5e bbls ale and por-
80 gJU slars 30 css hardware, do, 81 earth
cnlarp, 2aOu SKIS sail.
NEW YURK-Per schr John Rnalef-3T pkros tea, Is
bKs carrt 1875 denohns hats, los bars ID Uds
iron, 20 bars steele, II! pkges mdsc.
NEW ORLEANS-tsr schr E>perimenl-5i0 sacks
corn sh"es. do, 1876 bxs tobacco, 50 hbs
lsssrs, 50 krss tar,
HEWORLEAAS-Per steamboat Fashion-l0 hbls
pork, Az do whi>key, "A dn hnur do hBcon, ar
do wine i5 Ska roe, 36 do p"7lnes 40 kegs lard,
EW-ORLEANS-Per sieamboAt S"rth AiabsllA--
166 pcs bagsing a Coils rnpr, 10 hids ansar.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-25

Mr.. McLAEE AT LONDON The wholly false
report that this &c ieman is dissatisfied in his pres
ent position, and that he wishes return to this
country because he not Hiusted with the settlement
The Oregon question, has The round Of The whole
whig press II 10 reiterated again and again in ey-
cry variety Of form, and we notice that il is this
morning repeated in the Iatege"cer.
We now reply 10 il for the last time. We state
Of our psrsonol knowledge, that Mr. McLane
when he went to England, considered ii highly ex-
pedient thai the Oregon negotiation should be con-
ducied at Washington; and that he entertained this
opinion, too, conclusive reasons growing ont Of
the nature of the question itself, and wolly indie
pendent Of any inliina from he administration
MS To the line Of negotiation To he adopted.
We say further, that VIZ. MeLane seas not charged
with the Oregon negotiation, and that he perfectly
with thai arrangement. And we add 10
these statements the fact, that If Mr.. Mclane de
sires return from his mission, no intnaton Of
such desire has been received here. That he wish
es 10 return, IN spirit OF dissatisfaction aud dis
gust, we learn from The best authority, II - wholly
gratuitous and untrue Il Washington Union.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-25

ARRIVAL OF THE CHATEAUBRIANp The ship
Chaleaubriand, Captain Laborde, left Hayre, Sep
TENDER ~. and arrived here this morning, having n
iull cargo Of dry goods and 200 passengers. The
Captain reports that he had c"nsIaat succession Of
head winds from the south and west. On the night
Of The 2nd instant, long So w bat 26 N ,at one
o'cl'tk in the morning, he MAS suddenly struck by II
Hqual which ca. ried away all hia mats. With the
aud Of jur, mats, and by Tie excrent qualities Of
the ship and her superior saling. he with diff
Gully enabled 10 pass over the Banks and arrive
safe in port
Lively approximations we're felt for The safety Of
this vessel and we congratulate the public ON her
arrival IN. o Courier
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-25

AMYsTERIous STRANeER.-A gentleman
rived n, our cny on wrdnes,i", morning Iati from
Mobile, aud took rooms AT jerks Hotel. and mme-
diairly despatched letter To Commodore Conner,
asking an interview, winch request was promptly
complied with on The mart Of the gallant Conmo-
dore, and on The following morning The unknown
gentleman sailed in the UniIed States ship 81. Ma
rvs the desllna ton Of which vessel have not been
able 10 asceriain hut il IN supposed that she is nnd
Tor Ve,a Cruz. Who The gentleman is. ar what his
Important aud urgent business s. caon"t he ascer-
iained and the mysterious secrecy observed has
cited some cn ios,t,. The gentleman mas, however,
been meiamorphosed bv Madame Ru'"or, into quite
number Of important personages, and The InquIsi-
i've are siIl "a the fui vjss.-[F Florida psnssras.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-25
Is a ~iAafN f.NSEFG

Persteamboal Fashion from INSTRUMENTATION
Nelson, Martin. Wood. PHges md daughter, Bliss aud
ehideu Misses Jones' Moui, Re,'s Bishop Porter Lei
man, Capt Burfel, Messs BerghHus, Helping CONWAY,
Csssang Dunoway, Fosick, Scovr, Fnrnss, Bradford.
Rrame, Swan McMnh0n, blake, Moore, kiuaall, Rich
ard. Rusrh. FELTON,. VI cod Anlnine-2i on deck.
Per steamboat North Alibsma from New orlesns-
MesNs Wanaalor, Cox. Sheppard smtth Drma..
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-25


SALE OF THE ONO RAIL RoAD.--This work.
extending On The Lake shore from The Maumee Ris-
er the Pennsylvania State line, is advertised for
sale b, the Board of Public Works, uader the joint
resolution of last winter. 1t is offered in secions.
or altogether The division into sections first
that portion lying east OF Cle,eland-second, 50
much lies between Cleveland and Sandusky
city, west, which brings II To the terminate ion Of the
Mad River and Lake Erie Rail Road-third, that
portion tying between Sandusky city and Lower San
dusky, al the head Of navigation ON the Sandusky
rlyer-and. fourth, the remainder of The line lying
between the Sandusky River and the taumee River.
There il liIie rena ming Of the road beyond tine
chartered franchises, and the releases VI the right If
way.-the superslrilcure, including bridges, extend
ing liom the Mauniee River opposite Manhattan,
ne .rly To Sandasky city, having fallen much into
decay. Is, the ad, tisement Of the President Of
tie Board Of Public Works, which we observe III
the Lake shore papers, proposals viii he received NJ
the offices Of the Buard vi Columbus, until the oath
day OF Dec, TO, the Whole OF portions Of the road
-[0hio State Journal.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-25

MississIPPI.-'rhe returns not ~ fully in.
but sufficient is known to leave no doub, That the
Senate wi i'll be composed of % democrats AMI 10
wings. So Ear as heard from there are IS demo.
Gratis and % VhSs elected to The House. Six coun.
ties remain To be heard from which will probably
return seven democrats and one uAg-deinocratic
mojorty on join; ballot Sc.
The vote for The Congressional candidates stands
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-25

The article which we copy io-,lsY from the WASH
ng'on Union, viii lie isad with interest rs setting
forth the revised and matured opinions Of ha organ
Of Ihs administration the Oregon question.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-25

MicuioAS -Alpheus Fetch, and William L.
Greenly chosen Governor and Lieutenant Of this
State by majority Of about 5000.
The Senate stands democrats 10; wings 0. In
The House, democrats S. whigsl5.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-25

We are panied 10 hear, says the New York Com
nereial. that Dir. Cornelius R. Suydan, of our
Did merchants, died on Wednesday evening, after
hort illness Of about ten days. His ago about
50 wears,
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-25

Dancing and Waiting Academy.
NT LSSRS AinIJl TflN N LARK p,,la..

Dancing ana Waiting Academy
Nh ESSRS MOULToN Il CLARK, Professors
1Vl OF Dancing and WALKING, beg leave to inform
The citizens Of Mobile and vicinity that they have
returned to the city with view of spending the win.
ter. and propose opening School, in the above
named accomplishments AT The Waveriy Hose,
where all the fashionable Dances will be taught TO
those who may avor them with their patronage, on
the reasonable terms Their style Of Walking is
entirely different any That has het heretofore Ia.
lroduced in tue city. Messrs. M. & C. assure those
ladies and gentlemen anxious of obtaining knowl-
edge Of this essential branch of education thst the
developement Of the figure, embracing grace end Gle.
Rance, depends alone upon the style in which pupils
are instructed. especially in Walisng, to which
branch they will pay particular at,eniion.
Messrs. N x c. will give private lessons and at
tend private classes 10 those who may prefer that
mode Of instruction.
N. B. The above named School will open on
MONDAY, December 9Th. for gentlemen. at early
candle light. and for masters and misses, SATuR-
DAY, the 18th, nj 8 o'clock.
The lessons will be so arranged as not TO later.
lere with any OF their studies, lessons viii be
gi,eu Saturdays, from until IL and from until
6. For particulars. please call on NJ. Il c., n, The
Wa.ery House. noy20 242
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-25

SALE OF pAEK AssETs The sale Of the alsets
OF the Cit, Bank Of Bul.t, was u ate 18th instant
IN that city IN the Merchants Exchange, under The
direction NC w Newell, Receiver, and the pro
pv'tI wo" Of AT very satisfactory prices The g'o's
a,noui' Of the sale was $52 900, being the largest
81 anv sa'e in the city since that Of he Rahbun es
tate. The Judgments, discounted bills and notes,
Rtocks, items co,nied a. cash, etc e,t,maied by
schedule 10 be worth S452 ,lsa go. hroughi the sum
a. ss26 $40 rs, while III. real estate sold for S25..
s. W The Prsdssu,e real ss,Ais ssA al ihs pri.
sss Of 100.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-25

The New York and Liverpool packets, known as
Collins Lire, consisting Of the lioscius, Sddons,
sheridan and the Garrck. are advertised for sale, to
close concern.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-25

NAUvoo.-Gen. James Arlington Bennett who is
now in Illinois, says that il is the calculation of the
Mormons to tell the city Of Nausoo to the Catholics,
the Temple would make splendid Cathedral
There is great lamenlation among the females at
the thought Of being forced ont the beautiful city,
homes.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-25

We had supr"s-a lnai y" a'"-5 IL THIS vicinity
were quite - from n rot; hu' we learn that mary
are rot log j ce iheJ ~e,e harvested W are in-
G,,,ue, III u ., inner IN Asil nj p,Ireled aud srnt
Ilos,ou 600 bushels. Suan after their arrival, lle
RECEIVED a letter requesting hun Ia and ieinpve
Ia, rotten ,n.t,l .ps He inuediately went to Bos-
I'm picked them aud u',i Of til 900 bnshrls, he
,t,,.,,ue. IN IN, hundred bushels ul sound pnls-
toe,l The same informant states that rotaloes a .
r.t,ioa in The cellars NJ WhateJ .-LN0rtsaRpi,n
<Mass) Gazette.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-11-25

The Navy Agent at Pensacola gives notice that
persons making bids Tor supplying the Navy Yard
with such articles advertised for and 10 be de-
liyered on before The 26ih January next-which
advertisement has been published for time in
this paper-may put in "separaie proposals for
bricks, separate proposals for lumber, and separate
proposals for the other articles enumerateh pro-
posal5 Tor the whole combined" This notice will
be added TO the advert isemenl its next insertion