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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-18

New OaIEAss-shp Uaioa %, bales cotton. A. Day
Suth-z73 do. TO ier-99 do Caho, Kcaey Co.'S do
rope es;tins BStsr-la Do deer ,ka,, Whit CO
G9jo hha h,ns 200 bbls pork 100 bb and 200 lard
Edwsrds-is bS!s Chotcan Marx Sampson.lt2 uefces
hams, Roberts Williams-30 bbls lard, order9 hid
han,i Hey.nak A,pnwsldIs bbs lard, sOr.hwiea-
Galloush1soo EOgsn.l S HID. .usr Mo.Esn-n
,on-l do and bb!s molas,e. ApPsby-i box mdr Ia
pfenste-a WY rutnam-i J9hn Martln-e Jonas Phil
MoBmE Crotoa-aso bales cot'on Bartlett Pim
er Ferrs-0 Hurlhut Co-3o Boormau 4 Johnston-3
box, bale bs!t Fssdrek Coso0 bdls hide. CT. a.
low Coming Sons scrap Alex Haw lbs
pig iron Center & CO r2is bales cotton to order.
20 bales cotton 4 Brighsm-lT spofOrd Teston Co-4i
z Burckmeyer SOULS Thomas Molrl-l boz Perkin. &
Hopkas-i Moore < Baker, 0riswold Col Mad Che
gare-2 Prunm fayre-i bales 2e2 ties to order.
CHARLEsroNShip New York33 tsrses rice ll3 bales
ton Bulhlsy-as. bales Mill.-ssd2i & Bues%sysr
marsh-7 Herckenr.th Van Dsmms-s4 bales
Underhilll3 crate: hhds "a cks 81 boxes to oIds-3s5
hides bag 800 horns Lille Peanon3 boxes Taylor
do Comstock-is bags box GTeenw.y Henry sm,.h.,
bxs IS kegs AshthsI-3 bxs Don Wash-% boxs Ra-
der-5 do w Smith, do B Solomon.
Sr MARKs-Brig Peconc-l6s bales cotton Center Co-3
do Bryant 4 Maitland.
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Try, aud would exercise 4 -saluiary influence upon
the present caucus system, which has frequently
operated SO inuriously to the public interests Cir
cnmsances may shortly transpire that will further
develope the viewss of the advocates for this new
system OF selecting the candidates for the Presiden-
tial chair ar4
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EASTERN MAM.-The steamer Mohegan arrived
here last night at half past twelve O'Clock, having
LETT Providence at nine o'clock yesterday morning,
with the mails and passengers (which left Boston
on Monday night.
The passengers which lefthere on Saturday after
noon were--on account of the severe snow storm
unable to reach Boston before Monday night al
though every human effort was made to force
road through the snow.
The Narragansett, which left here on Monday,
was met by the Mohegan gong up the Providence
river, no train having passed over the Stonington
railroad.
The Boston and Providence, and other roads, in
the vicinity OF Boston, clear, and the trains pass
over as usual.
We are indebted to Gays express for Boston pa
pers of Monday evening.
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By Last NIGHTS Southern Mail.

BALrMsRE Feb I7-An bark Elizabeth Hall, Myers. New
York; schr Indrpendence, Corar, from Xbsra Cuba Cid
Baltimore. for " York.
nrsnApsLrnl. Feb l7ArI s.rhs sS.n Shell 3lieans
Providence; Rpester Jarvis New York; Mississpp, Der
rckson do Below brgs Washington Monroe, firm Chaie
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tiles Cameros Brand-ise bk siiu Sacks
salt d Ogdsa-l trunk boz w x Tapscoft
GAMs, Afrsa-Brig Eugens-soo hides 5000 bush ground
NrUviTAs-Bri9 Andrew Rng-r7 ties honey 81 obs hhds
copper Holt Owen
MATAszAs-Sehr Robert Mil-s pkgs tobacco 1000 So
Young Hawkins Co.'S oranges ITS dozen pine ap
pies Is bush lines 10 bunch to MASTER
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Passengers Arrived.

CAyToN.Ship Xhquin-RevJ L shuck Young Leen Sang,
Henrietta shuck. Oscar Shuck Miss Alech David Hen.
shaw Died o. board Nov 9th Henry Fuler Shuck sged II
months and ii days.
LrKRrooL-Ship 81 GeoWe-w Merry and lady, ireland;
Obadiah Elliott New Jersey; John Ho,ton, Geo Horton,
England; T TmIton, s N-lo7 in steersge.
New ORLEASs-Shp Orleans-Mr Rogers, and Mr. Wheel.
wrght-2 in stserage.
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O q M M E IL q IAL.

New York, Tuesday, Feb. II.
AsHEs-No transactions to-day in either descriptions;
prices as quoted yesterday.
BsE.DsTurrs-Nothing doing; the market Is still dull,
and prices REM in last quoted
CorToS-There was only limited business done to-
daysales about 600 bales only and with the exception
OF small amount for France, taken entirely by spin
nAra
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VIRGINIA.-Ths Senate of Virginia has rejected
the bill authorizing the Banks of that State to issue
stood II to 40 resolution was adopted in the House
Of Delegatss Saturday, by vote Of 81 to 50, pro-
vdng for the introduction of the bill of the last session
for taking the sense Of the people the proprety Of
calling Convention for the revison Of the Contribution
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BALTIMORE, Feb. IL, lsl0.
Fine Weather sgsin- Mortality Of Baimore- Met, ime
aial Squabbies on the Yielding Dsy-TAe Union Ball
Young Heods and Young Hearts, State of the Markets
After the violent storm Of Sunday, we had a most
pleasant and agreeable day yesterday. The shone
out brightly, rendering cloaks and overcoas rather
pleasant All signs Of snow have entirely disappeared
and in anticipation of settled weather
at the North WILL feared interfere with the
of the Halifax express, with the news by the Cambria,
which 10 now looked for with intense anxiety.
The number Of deaths in Baltimore, during the past
week, was %, Of which number 36 were Males and 81
females There were but six deaths from small pox,
and sixteen from consumption.
We have had some stormy cases Of matrmony within
q few days past, between widowers and widows, and
some more Of the same kind still the carpet. As
usual in such cases. when there house full OF big
ton-but after the ceremony Is over, there Is Of
going So" The old folks fond Of matrimony
as the young ones and certainly quite natural that
The Union fire company had grand ball last evening
at Washington Hall, which was largely attended. The
bright eyed damsels Of Baltimore were noby represent
ter the left breast of his wastcoat with twang that
set his blood thrilling under his doubst with all e
citing ervcr Of youthful love This quite natural slso
There is nothing new stirring to-day, either interest
ing or amusing. The -four market remains without
change the dealers waiting anxousy for foreign ad
terday either with the exception Of sales Of about $500
City SIS at 96i.
The number Of Valentines sent through the Post once
and dispatch post, Saturday last is estimated at
from twelve to fifteen thousand.
Sales OF Stocks at Baltimore.
MoSpAY, Feb. $4,000 Baltimore Is, 1890 e6s; 200 do
so!; 100 do ec IS shs Baltimore Ohio RR sSf; 80 do
.ss % Prsss y, Road 81 100 dSs. MARYLAND g:
$780, closed at o6s asked, % bid. Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad shares a6i asked. aei bid.
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CJ- Mr.. Wood Of New York, has returned to his
Albany. He absent when the vote was taken on
Monday last the notice resolutions Had he been in
his seat he would have voted for them.-Washingfon
Union.
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Ffasr BoARp-e6 shs Bank, Al; 100 VicksbuFg
Bank, e. 100 Reading RR, b5. wn, sof ia Wilmington
RR S. wn. 3 SO do SIS ST. 10 do S. wn 800; l7s do
Leusve Bank. 10; $4,000 State cash, SOL; 5000 do
69t 10000 do 69} 5000 do SOL: 5000 County $780,
DID, oil; 1850 do 5, new, oai 1916 Cbes bel Loan,
ISL, 1000 County 6s, 1871, l0l.
ArrEa THE BoARp-sI4 Ches Del 6s, TO- $4,000
State 6s, BIS, 6oi; 100 shs Reading RR, 5ds, SOL.
Scoop BoARp-2 shs Pennh Bank, 25o; Is Mech &
Msnu Blk Pittsbure a2i rsnna Bank 400; s7e al 100
State SIS, 6oi; $1,000 Chss Del Canal 73J 400 Lehigh
os, ts 54s Chss Del Canal SIS, 75i 5000 Lshigh Loan
-, 100 abs Rshding RI, soij IS oirsrd Blk, 81.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED SrATEs-Feb
l6.-Frederick Allen, Esq, of Maine, was admit
ted attorney and counsellor Of this Court No. 1870.
James G. Wilson, plaintiff, Lewis Rousseau ct al
The argument Of this cause was concluded By Mr. Web
and John Judge plaintiffs in error vs. Robert w. Will
liams trustee, SC. These submitted to the
Court, on the record and printed arguments, BY Mr..
Wsstcott for the plaintiffs in error and by Mr. Thomp
son for the defendant in eIror-Nat. Int.
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House OF Representatives.
WAsHiSeroS, Feb 10; ls4o.
This morning the States we're called for resolutions
large number were presented among which were the
Mr. CnAysror presented the resolutions Of the Legis
a'urs OF Rhode Island declaring that the effect OF
oountry has been signally beneficial and therefore
should DO left untouched also, expressing the opiniol
that me postage law should remain unaltsred
HAYTL
On motion OF Mr.. D. p. Kiso il was resolved that the
message and ts ing papers ted 10
Congress by the the United States in Decem.
Hay, be referred TO the Committee on Foreign Asirs
win Instructions to inquire the cxpediency of OBJ
tanning the payment OF the claims
pvrr WOOL
nv hocxwkLL gave notice that he would ask leave to
INTRODUCES bill fora specific duty on wool unmsnu.
facturcd, tee value thereof the last port or nlaea
wherc exported, IS seven cents under per round
ELrcTIos ~ DEPUTY posrnAsrxns
DIR CAMrskLL, OF New York, submitted the following
Resolved, hat the Committee the Post Once and
Post Roads be instructed inquire and report 10 this
vantage 70 the public insrsss be slscisd BY the pso
pc q their respective towns, and whether hey should
not hold their Offices during good behavior. Tor sps
enc period, and not removable except Tor cause.
psYoT on LaHE ERIE.
~ motion oil sir ST. JoHr, II resolved, that the
este'ay Of War be requested 10 communicate TO tina
oetau Of Typographical engineers toucning Inc adyan
t1sss or assovan.sges OF the several points Lake
Lake. ~r~-
-, 80. rhr riLor
Mr. EpsrLL presented the resolutions of thu ssisla
lure OF New Jersey IN favor OF piio law passed by
congress an March, 1885, and expressing the opnion
thai II haa been beneficial. and inerfeSes oniy with
those who wish to monopoiize that business Ihs re
solutions were referred to the Committee on commsrcs
rRrrArMKrr or POSTAGE
On motion OF Mr. y H. seEnsoLL, IL was resolved that
re COMMITTEES on the post once and post roads be in
Fuctsd to inquire ana report the expediencv Of in
"saaeos INTO tas post once Law provision for the pre-
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TNAXES.-Those persons in arrears for TAX
x fS' up to the present date, will please remcm-
Der that the time has long since passed that they
should have been settled. The subscriber under
present circunstances, can give no further indul-
gcnce' (unless he can advance the amount now
due, uncollected, which he is unable to do. were
he wllling) must compel ALL TO settle on the first
Call or levy in every instance, without regard to
persons. The interest on the amount uncollected
would consume the whole the subscribers paw,
Tor the past year were to remain uncollected much
longer; therefore wish this notice to apply to ALL
The subscriber will also inform those who paw
Taxes in Portsmouth that he has been appointed
the Collector for the present year, and in conse.
quence of the opposition he met with, from a few
of the drones of Portsmouth who not only applied
for his situation, but actually tried to undermine
him, which compelled him to take it under crcum
stances which will allow him to indulge no persons
whatever; consequently, he deems it his duty to
say that the first of July Is the longest indulgence
that can be given; and hopes, under existing cir.
cumstances, that nc offence will be taken at the
course which necessity compcls him to pursue
April IL VIM. PORTLOCK, Town Col.
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WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRING.

SLATING, Clustering, &c.-The I'M.
- designed takes this method of INFORMING bis
friends and the public generally that he is now pre-
TING, PLASTERING, STUCCO and ORNAMEN
TAI WORK, also Embarrassing and Ttiiieninq
Wals, Stating and Plasiering repaired in the neat
est manner. The subscriber from his practical
knowledge of the Business, feels confident that no
can give satisfaction to all who will give him their
work.
o. Orders lef at the stores of Mr.. Jos. A Bu,.
soLY or THos. Books will meet with pronnt az
tcnGon. FRANCIS J.. BENSON
n. y. Persons in the country having Plas,erino-
to do will find il to their advantage to give him
CALL or by letter, directed to bim, Portsmouth Va
Jan l5-6m +. l.. y.
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DAILY LINE TO THE NORTH.
$50 REV ARn-

SSS RUNAWAY from the Subscriber, in Isle
A of Wight County, Va, about the middle of
x January, my NEGRO MAN ALICK, he is
->-S-1 rather of dark complexion, about 81 years
walks with ing; be is also very intelligent, he
heeps his hair shaved off the top of his forehead
He had on when he left an Oil Cloth Cap, Brown
Frock Coat, with side pockets; re formerly be-
longed to Joshua Fl. King, in Suffolk Va. Alick
Is acquainted in Smithfeld, Suffolk, Portsmouth
and Norfolk. think that it is likely that he is
above reward of $50 for the apprehension and de-
livery to me of my Man Alick, or securing him In
any Jail so that get him again
March Pam JAMES VI. COUNCILL.
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DIED.

On Monday morning, after short and painful
illness, Mrs. VIRGINIA A. B. SMALL, wife of Mr.
John Small, aged 81 years.
On Monday last, after few days illness, Mrs.
MARY j. LEROY, aged % years.
OBIrUARY.-In our notice of the death of young
GRANT, from lock-iaw, in our last paper, we COM
mented on facts presented to us by an estimable
citizen and friend to the deceased 1t appears that
those comments are looked upon by some as re-
hecting upon the maternal parent of the boy, for
not having paid due attention to the child. We
understand that she did all she knew how 10 do
and our hint was only intented to convey informa-
ton to parents, in of accidents happening
from wounds from treading on old, rusty nails, or
other abrasions of the skin, that may seem trihng
in themseves.-Editor Ne,c Era.
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j. H. GREGORY,
AGENT FOR THE MANUFACTURERS
AND FOR SALE
AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES.

n IVA AIN PKlCES.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
lust RECEIVED 30 cases, each containing
- CLOCKS, manufactured by Perry & Shaw
Courtlandt street, New York comprising in all / /
One Year.
No. 1, The o G and plain Wood Clock. These
Clocks are cncased in Maple and Mahogany
Frames, with o G and plain fronts, and keep good
time. Price from So so to 3.
No 2, The o G and plain Brass Clock. These
Clocks have Mahogany and Rose Wood Frame,
with G and plain front. Price from So so to
SO so.
No. 3, The Imitation Rose Wood Pillar Clock
These Clocks excellent time pieces, the top
supported on each side by two Rose Wood pillars
Price from So rs to $S4 so, former price SIS and
No. 4, The Day Square Clock. These are a
very excellent and substantial time piece Ma
ogany Frame, edged with Black Walnut Price
SO so.
No. 5, The new style Mahogany Pillar Clock
These Clocks have rich Mahogany Frames sup
ported on each side by large pillar, with Mir
roT Fronts. Price So and Sc 90
20 6, the Maple Pillar Clock. These arc also a
new style, and keep excellent time. Price So So
No. Z, The Gothic Spring Clock These are a
neat small Clock with Gothic Frames OF rich Rose
wood, Black Walnut and Mahogany. Price and
No. s, The Day Gothic Spring Clock. These
are Superior time pieces, with rich Mahogany
Frame Price So
No. 9, The Dav large Pillar Clock These
Clocks enclosed in rich Mahogany Frame. in.
tended as handsome ornament, and keep superi-
or time. Price 81 so.
No 10, The Day Column Clock. These Clocks
are not surpassed for excellent time. Price Gf2
No. IL, The Musical Clock. These are some
thing entirely new. They have a magnificent Ma
hogany Frame, heavy top supported by pillars
on each side, contains an excellent Day Brass
Clock, with an organ attachment, playing seven
different airs. Prico $50.
J. II. GREGORY.
Agent tor the Manufacturers, Main St. Norfolk.
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FANCY GOODS.-Constautly on hand gen
n eral variety of FANCY ARTICLES, among
which may be found Hair, Tooth, Clothes and
Flesh Brushes; Toilet Combs; Fancy Soaps; Per.
iumeries; Orange Flower Water Shaving Cream;
Toilet Pearl Powder; Indelible Ink. &C.
j. G. SCHOOLFIELD & CO.,
April 2--6t Hioh street
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HORSEsiHoRsEs,,

a YODER'S CELEBRATED HORSE
nwSr-E "LlNIMENT.-Ih his Preparation has
BEktxHkS given general satisfaction for more
-XSoIy than forty. years. Iii well known
3sTs2@@zsssysand extensively used by the old Ger :.
man Horse Farriers throughout the United States.
IL Is used in some of the most troublesome disco es
with which the HORSE Is affected such SPAWN
and Ringbone, Old Strains Swelings, Stiffness of
the Joints, Calls produced by the Collar Saddle,
Strains of the Shoulders, Strains of the Stiffle
Strains of the Hvugh, Strains of the Whrlbonc,
cures old or fresh Wounds Cuts, Bruises, &C., and
gives instant relief in the Scratches.
This Linment is highly recommended to Far
riers, Keepers of Livery Stables, Wagoners Sta ge
Contractors, and private Gentlemen owning Horses
as an invaluable remedy, and should be constantly
kept in their Stables
The Genuine for sale at the Drug Stores of C..
IL. HEiNiTSH. Agent, Portsmouth; NJ. A. SAN
Tos. ROBERTSON s. CoHNrcK, Norfolk aud GAY
NOR WooD, Richmond. April is
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SODA WATER.-Havng a good deal of OK
~ perieucc in the fitting up of Soda Water APP
paratus would most respectfully offer my seryi
ces IN that line to the citizens of Norfolk and Ports
mouth.
Also Ice Cream Freczcrs on hand or made 70
order. Charges very low ID. S. CHERRY,
March % Under the Old Dominion Office.
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VALUABLE SWAMP LAND FOR

WILL BE SOLD, on the third MONDAY in this
w month, before the Court House door in
Portsmouth, at IL O'Clock, the Three TRACTS of
baND, described below as follows :
Tract SOB acres, in Camden County NJ c.
bounded on the East by William Farange, on the
south by Jas, L. Segnin; ON the West by self, and
on the North by Cox Corprcw's lands.
cd on the East by the above Tract and Scguirn on
the South by the Cross Canal, on the West by Jno
Deiord, and on the North by ). s. H. Weston's
land.
Tract 250acres, in same County and State bound
ed on the East by the Crooked Ditch on the South
by Benton, on the West by Ferebee and on the
North by the Cross Canal
The Terms of Sale will be, third cash, the
balance in three and six months. with a mortgage
Oh the property till paid. The Tracts will be sold
together, or separately may be desired
JAMES w. DONGAN.
April 2-td NJ benson, AucIionecr.
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CWETT's PRIMARY SCHOOL GRAM.

SWETT'S PRIMARY SCHOOL GRAM
- MAR.-This concise and very lucid Elementa-
ry Treatise for beginners, just published has been
received with great favor by School Committees
and Teachers. Although it has been out of the
press but a few weeks it has been introduced into
the most popular and useful little work of the kind
extant. For sale at the New Book Store
April II N. r.. WEBSTER
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NEW BOOKS just received and for sale at
IN Publishers prices, by

Theology explained and defended in Series of
Sermons, by Timothy Dwight, with memoir of
the Life of the Author, in four volumes,
Narratives Of remarkable Criminal Trials, trans
lated from the German by Lady Duff Gordon,
Inc Farmers Dictionary; vocabulary Of the
technical terms recently introduced into agricul-
ture and horticulture from various sciences. and
also compendium of Practical Farming; the lat.
Ter chIehy from the works of the Rev. W. l.. Rham
iouooh, Low, and Youatt, and the most eminent
American Authors, edited by d. p Gardner. nj. n .
Honorary Member Of several Agricultural Societies
With numerous Illustrations
Jesse's Flirtations by the author Of Kate /,
Search Of Husband, &c. Price 25 cts.
The Young Duke A moral tale, though CAV"
by D'Israeli-Prico 25 cts. March 3I
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ERESH TEAS.-Just received largo assort-
II ment Of the different kinds of TEAS from the
celebrated Canton Tea Company of New York -
These Teas are said to be far superior TO any vet
offered TO the public. For sale at the Drug Store
Sign Of the Big Mortar g. II. HEINITSH,
April Agent
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LIRESH ARRIVALS OF TOBACCO
II 500 butts and boxes Of various well known
brands Of Pound Lump Honey Dew Tobacco. re-
ceived within the last ten days, and for sale On
pleasing terms by j. WILLS
March 81
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, }


SEALED PROPOSALS, will be received at
- this Department addressed to the Secretary of
the Treasury, (envolopcd and distinctly endorsed
thereon =" Proposals for Revenue Steamcrs,'O until
II O'Clock noon of the Goth day of April next for
the following materials. work, and equipments, re-
CURED Tor the iron revenue steamers Polk and Wal
ker, now under construction at Richmond, Va
and Pittsburg, Pa.
1t is to be distinctly understood that all tho work
shall be executed in the best manner, aud subject to
the inspection and approval Of the supcrnten ding
or other officer ordered by this Department and
that all the materials and equipments shall be of
the best quality, and subJcct to like nsp cou and
approval at the places of delivery, Richmond and
Plttsourg-ail packages necessary in the transpor
taon to be provided at the expense OF the contract
Printed forms of Proposals, enumcrating the ar
tices required and character of work for each class
and each vessel separately will he furnished To per-
sons DESTROYS of bidding application the col
lectors OF the customs at Baltimore, Philadelphia
New York, and Boston, to Captain Henry ID.
Hunter, at Richmond, or Captain Richard f vans,
at Pittsburg. The Collector of the Customs Mt Nor
folk Is likewise furnished with schedules for distri
button TO persons DESTROYS of making offers.
Mr. CaPes, constructor at Richmond. will exhib-
1t plans OF the work, and give every information
required at that place, and Mr.. Carpenter, con
structor at Pittsburg, may be consulted the same
subject on application to the collector of the GUS
toms at New York from the both day of March lin.
stanD to the 1th day of April, and TO the collector
OF the customs at Baltimore from the 10th dav of
April to the nth day of April, at which places Mr.
carpenter VIII attend on those dates, and from the
2lst day OF April to the closing of tic contract at
Pittsburg, Pa.
Smpwrghts work, Sails & samakers stores
Jolner's work, Ship -chaudlery,
Rigging, Nautical INSTRUMENTS.
Rlgger's work, books, and charts.
Painters wock, Boats
SPaTs, Cabin and ward room fur
Blocks. niturc
Sufficient sureties will be required for the faithful
performance of the contracts; and any difference
arising relative to the quality of articles furnished
or character of work executed, shall be submitted
TO the decision of two arbtrators- TO be chosen
by the government and one by the contractor
who, falling to agree shall choose third, and their
decision shall be final Ri. WALKER
Secretary of the Treasury
Three times week until April 2Sth in the Wash.
ington Union and Inteligenccr, Philadelphia Key
stone, Richmond Enquirer, Portsmouth. Va New
Era; New York Globe, Boston Post, Baltimore Ar
gus, and Plttsburg Morning Post. March 81