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LOTTERIES.
W. Turpi,a's Lottery 0n:cc

MO. l0i MAIN STREET, Richmond, YIr-
IN GINA.
5-Jrhe attention Of persons in III, country
VINO sometimes make adventures in Lotteries j,
requested to The following schemes 10 be draw,
in April, particularly those Tor The 18th aod IS h
Capitals $4,000 and $4,000 dlars.
Orders Tor Tcseis in any Lrucry advertised
by Messrs. Gregory y Co., addressed - W. P.
Turpin, will receive prompt alleGlion.
Remi!!ances received free Of Postage Drawings
forwarded, when requested, as soon as received
Grand Schemes tor APRIL, 1886!
$4,000 DOLLARS ! 80 of I,5GO DOLLARS
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. Is, 10 be drawn
April 4lh, 1916. Grand Capitals: IS 900 dollars,
10000, 5000, 5000, 80 OF 1900, so of 500, &c.
70 Number Lottery, Is drawn ballots. Tick
els 10 dollars; halves 5; quarters , so. A
certificate of DC wholes $50; 26 halves G5; 90
quarters 80 SO.
10000 Dollars 100 OF 1000!
New Jersey Lottery, Glass II, 10 be drawn
18Th Of April. Grand Scheme: $4,000, 10000,
$500 OF 1900, 10 Of 200, 100 of 1000. 100 Of
400, The Lowest three No prize. 70 Nos, II
drawn ballots. Tickets $40; halves ); ours , so.
$4,000 Dollars!-40 of 1000!
Alexandra Lottery, Glass No. 49, for 1876, to
be drawn in Alexandria. D. c., on Saturday,
April 18th Magnificent Prizes: $4,000 dollars,
10000, 70 600, I0O 0O 1000. 5000, 1000, SIP,
, Of .OOO, Of 500, 20 Of 1000, 40 OF 1000, 30
of 500. &c. rs Numbers ii drawn baluls.-
Tickets IS; halves 80; quarters 8 IS. A cert-
fcale of a package of 26 whole tickets costs $50
doIlars-shares in proportion.
10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, No. Is, to be drawn April
25.h, 1916. rs Nos. 10 drawn. Grand Scheme
prize ofssO 900, 10 600, 1000 5000, 1000, $500,
25 OF LOCO, 20 Of SEQ, sc. Whole Tickets $40;
halves s. quarlers2 So Certificates Of packages
OF 25 Whole Tickets Si30-halves and quarters
in proportion.
For smallerschcmes. see daily advertisements.
March 26 w. p. TURPlN
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SANDS, SARsApapIIIA

HARDLY an inferior 10 The ravages Of the
IL Small Pox on land were those Of The Sour
w within the last seventy OF eighty years, al sea
Now in consequence Of improved Diet he use
OF acid and other causes, lis victims are compar-
ativcy few. Scroiula however, from The tact OF
its being hereditary, is far less easily conquered
Ia Sands Sarsaparila ii nevertheless mees with
an,agonistic power loo strong 10 be resisted and
notwithstanding lis tenacious hold upon the system,
issubdued by that preparation. There are few,
VERY few cases we believe, where fair trial
has been given 10 this preparation, in which il
has failed 10 cnre either Scrolula or any form
OF ulceious or cutaneous disease.
For further particulars and conclusive evidence Of ia
superior value and efficacy pamphlets, which may
be obtained of the Pruprieors and their agents gratis
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, and for
portaton BY A. B. SANDS & CO., Druggists and Chem
lists, Granite Building, NJ 70 Broadway, Garner Of
Chambers street, New York sold also by DUYhL &
PURCELL, Agents, Main street, Richmond, Virginia
Price 81 per bottle SIX bottles for S.. March IL
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March 80
IL WORD. E.otiery yender.

IL
OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE HOTEL AND Posi-
OOFrIcE, RICHMOND, Virginia. sells Tickets in
all lotteries under the management of. G. Gregg.
nv g. Co., on the same terms that they are sold al
the Managers Office.
CAPITALS FOR APRIL, 1886.
$4,000 Dollars 10000 Dollarsl
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. 10, 10 be dra VT
April Alb, 1916. Splendid Capitals: 5000 dol
lars 10000, 5000, 5000 1900, 80 Of 500, so q
500, &C. ~ Nos, Is drawn. Tickets 10; halye.
s; quarters so. A certificate OF a package OF 2S
whole lickels $780, 2i halves 65. 2G quarters 49,
IT 10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandra Lottery, Class II, for 1916, 10 he
drawn April Ilh. Prizes: Of $4,000, 10000
5000, $780, 1927, go of 1000, 80 OF 500, 60 ol
400, &C. IS Nos, II drawn Ballots Tickets
$40; halves 5; quarters 80. A certificate OF 25
whole tickets $780, % halves g. 25 auarl'rs 80 so.
r+5 $4,000 DOLLARS!
On Saturday, April lS, 1910, Alexandria Lot
iery, Glass No. Is, will be drawn at Alexandria
D. c., containing The following Magnificent
Prizes: Grand Capital of $4,000 Dollars I OF
10000. 10000, 10, 900, 9,000 5000, 1000, STR,
2 of 600, 4 OF 500 20 Of 1000, 40 Of 1000 40
OF 500, &c IL number lottery, IA dra VA ballo.s
Tickets Sl5, halves 90, quarters IS, eighlhs
S7A. A certificate of package Of 70 whole
tickets lS0 dollars, 10 halves W, 70 quarters 40
% eigh!hs % so.
10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandra Lottery, Glass l6, .or 1876, 10 be
drawn April 25tb. Splendid Scheme: $4,000
10000, 66c0 5000, 1900, $500 IS Of 1000, 25 Of
500, &c. IS No. Lottery, Is drawn Ballots
Tickets 10, halves 5, quar,ers2 so. A certificate
of package of 25 whole tickets costs 100 dollars
Shares in proportion.
Orders for tickets, addressed TO the undersign.
ed. always come safe. Please address
J. F. WORD, Richmond.
r Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certih.
Gates of packages in the above Splendid Lotteries
FOR smaller ones, that are drawn every day in
me week. enclosing cash or prize Tickets
will receive the most prompt attention, and an
official account OF each drawing sent immediate.
" after it is over to all who order from
]. F. WORD. Richmond. Va.
On all letters enclosing cash or prize tickets
the poslage(as usuaD need not be paid.
Mach ri
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G.. HsurrsSsS's Lottery SEice.
MO. 6SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET
D;chn,ond VIRGINIA

LOTTERIES FOR THIS WEEK.
For Tuesday, something rich in the way Of
lo;teries-l5 drawn Nos out c! 15 Capitals
10 900 dollars, $500. 1900 ,2G5, $50, Of SEQ,
4 of 400, &c IS Nos, Is drawn. Tickets ];
halves ,; quarters !.
For WedncsCay--;wo magnificent lotteries.
Grand CAPITALS $4,000, 10000, 1900, $500,
| 500. l.400, Of 1900, Of 100, , OF l000 Gc.
Lowcs,ihree number prize 500. &c Nos. and 10
drawn. Tickets 3; halves 4; quarters p
Also, The Peoples Favoriie-prizes: 5000 dol
lars, 1000, &c. 66 Nos, II drawn Tickets
|; halves Soc; quarters CSC.
For Thursday, grand scheme-Capirals
$4,000, 1000. 5000, 1000, 5000, 26ii, 20 OF
1000, &c. - Nos, l3 drawn. Tickets 5;
halves . 80; quarters Is.
$4,000, so of 1900
Grand CONSOLIDATED Lottery, Class IA, TO be
drawn on Saturday, April 4.h, 1916 IS rum
bers. u drawn Grand Capitals: $4,000 dollars,
1870, &c. Tickets 10 dollars, halves 5, quarters
2 So A Certificate OF IS Wholes costs is dol
lars; 25 halves SO; 25 quarters % so.
100000, 10000, 100 OF 1000.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass Is, TO be
drawn al Wilmington, Del, on Saturday. April
lib, 1916 70 Nos, Is drawn. Grand Capitals:
| OF $4,000, 10000, 5000, 1000, 100 OF 1909.
100 Of 500, &c. Tickets 10, halves 5, quarters
So A certificate of 26 whoes will be sent for
sll9 SO; % halves 50 IS; 2G quarters2G 81.
$4,000, $1,000, 10000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. 16. 10 be
drawn on Saturday, April Is, 1886. 10 Nos. 10
drawn. Grand Capitals: prize OF $40 900, l5,.
600, 10, 900, SOTO, 1000, OF 1000, % of 500
&c. Tickets $40; halves5 quarters , so. a
certificate oi26 wholes costs 49, Is halves So SO;
26 quarters % IS.
$4,000, 10000, 5000!
Grand Consolidated LOTTERY, Class No. II, 10
be drawn on Saturday, April 25Ih, 1916. IS Nos
Is drawn. Grand Captas prize Of 100000
10000, G,0O0, 1000, 200, 10 OF 800, &c
Tickets 10; halves 5; quarters 80. A cerliii-
cafe OF IS wholes costs 90 so; IS halves 46 IS
IS quarters % 81.
Orders for certificates Of packages or single
tickets in the above Lotteries, enclosing cash OF
| prize tickets, will meet with the most prompt at
!enion, and The drawing forwarded immediately
10 all who order from c. BURRUSS,
March 80 Richmond Va.
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CoNeREss-SAruapAY, March %.
The Senate was not in session today.
,Nxycr nI, u CppCSCNTA TJVcC

The Senate was not IN session To-Day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
MIR. Brinkerhoff asked leave 10 make perso-
nal explanation, which was granted, and he then
alluded 10 remarks made in debate some days
ago upon the Army Bill
The House resolved itself into Committee OF
The Whole on private bills, (Mr. McIlvaine in
the chair.)
A large number of bills were taken up and
acted upon amongst them was one for the relief
OF VIM. Saunders and William R. Porter, sure
lies of William Estes, paymasier OF Virginia
militia in the war of 1912 with Great Britain, re-
ported by the Committee on the Judiciary:
After some debate the bill was laid aside to be
repor,ed to the House, with recommendation
that II pass.
MIR. Black, OF South Carolina, moved that the
Committee OF the Whole be discharged from The
consideration Of the joint resolution from The
Senate providing for the settlement OF the cia' m
OF Peter German, for work done on the unied
States road from the Capitol 10 the Navy Yard
gate, and TO the Congress burial ground, with
view 10 take it up, and act upon il in the house.
Mr. Hopkins opposed immediate action en- the
resolution He said il ought not 10 have been
taken out of committee This irregular mode OF
transacling business was always attended with
mischief. Let the resolution come up and receive
The decision Of the House on its merits, in resu-
lar order of business He said that he did not
think it could be finally acted upon at this time,
unless by suspension OF the rule, as 10 DO so would
be change Of the order OF business.
MIR. Black said that, to relieve the House from
further difficulty, he would move TO reconsider
The vote by which the resolution had been taken
on, of committee Of the whole, and lei 1t 90 back
to The committee.
The motion prevailed, and the resolution was
restored 10 its place on the calendar Of business.
The House then proceeded 10 The consideration
of the bills reported from The Committee OF the
Whole.
Of the five years full pay as the cemmu'a'ion ray
Of the half pay for life to which Col. William
Grayson, Of the Revolutionary army, was en-
titled.
The Speaker stated the question on The eneross-
,nent and third reading of The bill.
Mr.. Clarke said that when this bill was last BE-
fore the House, he had withdrawn his opp osislon
10 t. BUTTE reasons which he now urged no tell
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YyorthaIla,s fiince.
MO. 7, EXCHANGE PLACE, RICE
IN MOND, VIRGINIA.

n ~. Z, EhCi1R N'5E FLaCE, klCH-
IN MOND, VIRGINIA.
Drawing of Alexandra Lottery Glass II:
&c - 70 3! 80 27 10 IL IA 23
Nos. 10 Il 81, prize OF ECO dollars, sold at this
Office
LOTTERY FOR TO-DAY.
$4,000 Dollars Capital Alexandra Lottery,
Extra, No. &c. Drawing comes per mail 10
day from Baltimore. Capitals: $4,000 dol
lars 5000, 5000, $50, 10 Of 1000, Sc. rs
Nos, II drawn ballots. Tickets doars-shaes
in proportion.
LOTTERY FOR TOMORROW.
Alexandra, Extra, Class 77-dtawing comes
per mail tomorrow. Capitals: Is 900 dollars,
5000, 1000, 2,0O0 ,42S, ,2O0l I00 10 OF 1000,
10 Of 400 10 Of 300, 10 oil 200, % of $50, 20 q.
l25, 60 Of loo, &c. Tickets dollars-shares in
proportion.
Lotteries TO he Drawn at Alexandria Soon.
April 4ih-S35, COO, 10000, 5000, 5000, 1900,
$3.50, 80 prizes Of l,50O &C. TICKETS 10.
April llih-S30, 0C0, - 600 G, 900, $500, 1897,
5000, $500. 40 prizes Ct 900, &c. Tickeis 10.
April lsth-S59GOO. 2nC0o, 10000 10000,
5000, 5000, 1000 SIP, 1900, 800, 80 prizes
oil 1000 g.. Tickets Is.
April 25h 500 900 10 Gee, 6, 600, 5000, 1900,
$500. 1000, % OF 900 &c. Tickets 10.
Shares in each Lotllery in proportion.
n. B-Tckers in all Lotteries advertised by
Messrs. }. q. Gregory ( Co., The Managers, for
sale al This Once and on The same terms.
II All orders confidential and postage paid
on all sums OF IS or more, al this Office, riticu:
charge Address 10
CHAS. WORKMAN,
March 81 Richmond Virginia
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"A LIE
an the 10th day Of June next, will offer Tor SAFE q.
~ public auction, my Estate In Nelson county, one oi
The most valuable properties in that region oil country:
II il situated Eve mites below the Court House, ana
.,oh, miles above New Market, on tho James RIVER
Canal The Tract contains acres more than hali
os which Is in wood remarkably we'll tmbered, anu .
very large proportion Of il ne tobacco land as any IN
rhsi mari OF the eouatry Most of the cleared land Ia
good state Of cultivation, having been improved oy
the use Of plaster and clover Although situated among
maintains This Tract lies remarkably even, being az
level as could be desired with not fy acres on the
mountain side too steep for cultivation. There are
about ono hundred acres Of creek and branch mas,
most OF which are highly improved having been KEPT
no as tobacco lots capable Of being converted into wa
tsced meadow The whole land Is we'll enclosed, IN
good stac O.. cultivation Is susceptible Of division into
three or four firms, each we'll supplied with timber
and abouudnx with fno springs OF running water
Tn, improvements consist Of an osersser's House,
four rooms Negro Cabins, sufficient for the neeommo-
d,tion OF 10 saves, Granary, with Thrnshing NJ
chine attnehed Cribs, Stables and Tobacco bafns SUM
Client TO cure 81. 600 pounds tobacco
will aiso sell, al the same time and place, upwaIos
of % likely Negroes, mostly young Men and women.
Also ali the stock Of Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs &ci
together with good ASSORTMENT Of Farming implements.
Terms for tho whole will be made kn"wn on inc day
AZ sale Any DESTROYS, in the meantime, ot hearing
further PARTICULARS can address me Or Mr. William Tor
dom al SCOTS Ferry, Aibemare county
March 3l-c2awids CHhkLeS COChE.
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Groceries.


THE subscribers will in few days be in r.
/ ce;r; Of their Spring stock Of Groceries
Wines and Liquors, which, having been pur-
chased By one Of The concern in the Northern
markets, for cash, they can safely recommend 70
country merchants, and The public generally
feeling confden, that they will De enabled 10 sell
as low as any house in Virginia for cash, city
acceptances, or 10 pnnciua! customers. Tney
have ii store and offer for sale on The NEST rec
sonahir lerms-
10 hhds Baltimore Whskey
80 bbls. FIac:s Old Rye Wh;skey
90 btls. Richardson's
30 hhIs. Rectiied
10 hnds. P R. and y 0. Sugars
2 hhds. micdliDg and shoulder Bacon
25 bbls. Sup. Flour
S half boxes w. G. w. Loaf Sugars, &c.
With general assortment OF Groceries, SPi-
ces, &c. TAYLOR s. RADCLIFFE.
doors telow Bell Tavern, Richmond, Va.
March %
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EAGLE HOTEL.

MAIN ST. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
T HAVE this day opened The Eagle Hotel,
which have f,ted out with new furniture
and every com Portable accommodation for Board
ers. by the day, month or year, and also foe
transient visitors. As every excf;ion will he
made 10 give satisfaction, | hope 10 be li5erah:
pa,ronisel. Persons visiting The city would DO
well 10 give the Eagle Hotel lrial; and those
having horses may rest assured that have also
made the lest arrangements Tor having Them well
taken care OF. MARf f. CRuMP.
Feb. 26-e3m
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bound TO renew his opposition; and in shor, ar.
sument ne opposed the passage of the bill.
MI Leake said the bill was elaborately and
ably argued in Committee of the Whole. He
DID not think il necessary TO have the debate re.
newed in The House. He moved the previons
question, which was seconded,
Ihe main question was then put BY yeas and
nays; that is, Shall The bill be en- rosse,. and read
thlid !ime7 and passed in the negative Yeas CT
And SO The bill for The reliefoilhe heirs Of Col
VIM. Grayson was rejected.
And the House adjourned until Monday mex,
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,lsrAR,a RALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.

Or. WfSTAR'S BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
WHO DISPUTES 1T, Nobody. Il has now be-
w como an established fact, that Dr. WlSTAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRYis Tho best remedy over
kncwn for preventing Consumption, by certainly and
speedily curing every disease that leads TO this most
fatal malady-Coushs, Colds, Bleeding Of the Lungs,
Asthma, Liver Complaint &C.. &C., at o1ce yield TO It's
confirmed Consumption have been completely cured,
after the best Physicians declared that death was
Inevitable Mr. James Sage Of Watervillo, New YORK,
was restored To perfect health by the Baisam after the
best Doctors In Oneida county pronounced MS case u
he a hopeless Consumption. SO OF Thomas Cozens, OF
Hadonfeid New Jersey, after he had been given up 70
die Be. the pubished statements Of each so al
tested, that NIL must believe.
The genuine for sa Q, wholesale and retail, by
March 30 GAYNOR & WOOD, Richmond, va.
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George kecSee.

TUsT RECEIVED, BY Express, fresh suPply
a OF New Novel.-
Jack Long, Q; Slot "a tie Eye; a true story Of
Texas z rter Lie.
Rose. Duuon, or the Tue Pro phecy; 81 G.
R. James, q supply
Claiborne the Rebel, a romance of Maryland
under The proprietary by w. IL. Carpenter, ID
supply.
The Widows Walk, or The Mystery Of Crime;
by Eugene Sue, author Of the w Wandering jew.
Cousin Hinton. or Friend OF Foe a novel, by
Miss Ellen Pickering. third supply.
Dayelle the Maid Of Cyprus, tale Of The mas
sacre Of the Huguenots; Sd supply.
Twenty Years Alter, or the Three Mosque
taires; sequel to the Three Guarisnien, By
Alexandra Dumas.
The Youns Duke, a moral ;ale, though gay;
by Dlsraei, . vols. in one
Grahan's Magazine Tor April, with one en-
craving and plate Of fashions. For sale BY
4. 6. PENDLETON.
March d M l6 Main Street
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET M,-o,oo

FHILADELPHIA MARKET, March o.
COFFEE Sales comprise about 1000 bags Rio.
mostly atsc,6 mos; and two cargccs Lasuayra,
onterms not public; re-sales at8i BIC on time.
FLouR-Sales of Flour TO the extent Of $500
bbls standard brands have been made, principal
~ al $4,si4, including lot at4 s7,; and about
2OOO bbls. Brandywne were taken at 5,i2s.
sales in all embrace near 5000 bbs.
GRAIN-Bul lille wheat arriving. We notice
sales to the extent OF G,000 bushels hardly fair
reds for grinding and starch making at lO4 a IOS
CENTS Corn in fair demand, with sales Of 20. ;
600 bushels COOL Southern and Pennsylvania vel
low at % 60 cts, mostly a, The former price,
and white 81 cents.
SPIRITS Whiskey-hhds. sell a, % 23s CTS,
and bbls steady with sales 10 some extent at 25c.
1E - 4,-<tfc
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arTO MERCHANTS. 81

WE would call The attention Of IA Merchants , Sc to
suitable forthe country trade. Merchants buying
their goods in Richmond, would do well 10 give
US call before purchasing elsewhere, as VIC are
determined 10 sell as low as any ether establish.
ment in The city. T.. NJ. ALLEN.
2. S. Also, a large assortment Of Palm Leaf,
Leghorn, and Panama HAS, al low prices.
March IN
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N,ho.ssiss az Ghar.cs ElIis,

IMPORTERS or
Dry Goods. Hardware. Cutlery. Gums, &c.
No. 106 MaiN Street,
On Isl Flor Dry Good', Foreign and Domestic;
Ot ID Floor, HarGware Fmegn and Domestic /;
AT WHOLESALE.
THE subscribers have received by various ar
l. rivals iu sleek C so.h Fancy and Staple
Goods, suitable Tor the Spring Trade, 10 which
they invite The attention Of merchants from lhe
country.
THOMAS g CHARLES ELLIS.
March 2S-2m
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DAG UEkl.ECTfPE
Miniature Portraits.

ETR. C Fl. EDWARDS respectfully informs
vi The visers and citizens OF Richmond, that
he is now prepared 10 lahe. DasueIreotyPe Like
nesses IL style equal, il not superior 10 any ar
tis; in the United >taies, and in any kind Of wea-
Their. The Likenesses are pu,n up in new and beau
,;.u morocco cases, and coiored 10 represent life,
al The low and reduced p!ice Of IS; and, II per.
feet satisfaction is not given, no charge. Mr.. E.
can take them Of any size percct, 50 as - sci in
finger rings, breastplns bracelets. or luckets, al
CORES ponding low prices; aud in every case war
ran.ed never 10 fade or money returned. Call
and examine his specimens al his room in the
Mansion House, No. 81 Main ST. II Remem-
Der, on the IS, floor. Isl door on the right.
March IS
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Tse,srey prp.RrMsNr March 81 1916.

Treasury DEPARTMENT, March 81, 1886
cEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
y this Department, addressed TO the Secretary
OF the Treasury, developed and distinctly endors-
ed thereon, proposals for Revenue Steamers, }
until 10 o'clock noon of the 30ih day OF April
next, for the following materials, work and equip
ments, required for the iron revenue steamers
Polk and Walker, now under construction al
Richmond, Va, and Piusburs, Pa.
II is 10 be distinctly understood that all The WORK
shall be executed in the best manner, and subject
TO the inspection and approval Of The superinend-
ing or other officer, ordered by this Department,
and that aIlthe materials and equipments shall be
ofthe best quality, and subject 10 like inspection
and approval at The places OF delivery-Richmond
and PiIsburg. Ali packages necessary in The
transportation, TO be provided al The expense OF the
contractors.
Printed forms Of proposals, enumerating the r
clices required and character Of work for each
class, and each vessel separately will be furnish
ed 10 persons DESTROYS Of bidding on application
10 the collectors Of the customs at Baltimore,
Philadelphia, New York and Boston, or TO Capt.
Henry D. Hunter, at Richmond; or Captain
Richard Evans, al PtlsbuIg.
MIR. Capes, constructor al Richmond, will e1-
hibt plans OF the work, and give every informa.
lion required AT that place, and Mr. Carpenter,
constructor at Pittsburg may be consulted on The
oduit SuOlect on appilcdtlOn u Inc cocSsol VI uS
customs al New York from the Goth day OF March
(instanD TO The 9TH day OF April, and 10 the col
iecior of the customs at Baltimore from The 10th
day Of April TO the 18th day of April at which
places Mr.. Carpenter will attend on those dates,
and from the Dist day Of April 10 the closing OF
The contract al Pilisburg, Pa.
Shpwrghts work, Sails and sailmakers
Joiner's work, stores,
Rigging, Ship handlery,
Riggers work, Nautical instruments,
Painters work, books and charts,
Spars, Boats
Blocks, Chain and ward-room
furniture.
Sufficient snTeiies will be required for the faith.
ful performance of the Contracts and any differ.
ence arising relative to The qualify OF the articles
furnished or character OF the work executed, shall
be submitted to The decision Of two arbi,rators-
one 10 be chosen by the Government, and one by
the con,Iactor-who. failing to agree shall choose
third, and their decision shall be 6nal
r. ]. WALKER,
Secretary ofthe Treasury.
Three times a week until April 2s;h in the
washington Union and Inellgencer, Philadel-
phia Keystone, Richmond Enquirer, New York
Globe, Boston Post, Baltimore Argus and Pits
burg Morning Post. March 3l-3taw4w