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each width and color to be delivered al each
yards hereinbeore named lhe coofs 10 DC
and deep
quality to be iled have even selvages ON both edges
and to weigh not less than Oh III OUNCE " e
square loot ,,.; >. i.
commandments OF the yards named
The anneI be subjected 10 such chemical OF oeS
tests the bureau may authorize or direc
be veed Gree ocharges to the United Sa'es) by the
first day ot August next ,r
Bond with two approved suretes, in one half the esti
mated amount will be required to be entered
into within days after being noued OF acceptance o,
hid aud ten per in addition Will be withheld
rom OF each payment as co'iaiera sec uriy
for the and faithful performance OF the contract whcn
viii be paid Until the contract sha DO COM
Proposals to be sealed and endorsed Proposals for fur
nishinR flannel 10 the navy
To be published three times week IN the on,on ano
National gcnce Washington Republican nnd Argus
and sun Baltimore; Pennsylvania and Fubnc Ledger
Philadelphia Journal Of Commerce and Evening POST
New York; Morning Post and Courier Boston, ana En-
uulrer Richmond, Va
March 25-3 taw to LIST May
Extract from of Congress approved August TO- 1870
be further enacted That from and alter hs pi
Of the Navy under the Provs 70 the and
three ha be aecompaned written guaranty signed BY
Responsible to the ehest mar ne ha
enter into an Such time may be prescribed
by Secretary Of the Navy with good and M
Is. BY esr the scosp.ancs Of
proposal notification tereoo thu bidder or ne OF
M. M To- enter obligation within the time py
the Secretary Of Navy good and sufficient urssa Tor FUR
nhng Plies then the Secretary Ms the %
supplies forthwith the difference between ne
contained the or the said supplies
whole period q the proposal TO ne onarsea Up ~
NAV be United states for the
Of Navy Department. in Al ACTON Of oeO' against e
fsx Edttors Of papers have Published this nd
. w win no,ice the alteration Apr9
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MA8KHAL's SALE.

~ Urine Of three several wrts OF heri aeas issued from
be clerks office of The circuit court OF The District oil %
ambs for the county Of Washington. and to me directed
Iii erpoe 20 public yale, for cash, SauI day, the
,a ~ or inst the front OF the jail door Of said eoun
- A. the hour Of ~ O'Clock, one negro boy named
1aaew aged about "a years, seized and levied upon as
onerty of Francis Loundes and sold satisfy lIdi
& 10 IS 10 November term, Ie40 IN favor OF fieldrr b.
Dc I'm ,se OF Walter Smith, administrator OF Clement
~ nse of & Cox use OF hudson Michell also, No.
sa Seials 10 March term, lSii ~ favor Of Waiter Smith
cnto OF Clement Smith, of Q. Cox, of Judson
No. N and also udcials No "A. to March term, 1912,
~ +, yor Of Iiam Hay Of Jndson Mtche-all
sransi lie said Francis Lonndes
@tA"'' ALEXANDER HUNTER, Marshal
April l9-dts OF the Dis'nct OF oo'uihoa'
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TO So BIS c RIDERS.

Ts un1s 1t witt uesn bsss ~
payment Of the sshscrivtseo Be- HHads advance
nseA sahncfibes b. lneess pounxo
which viii be pal By ed Ill s
TAs COUNTRY yArER V Psh}pAsA n&~askH dxtng ~
sinns Of Cangss~ sn4 ssFt gseey duta9 u rsesiA
psopsrhossd ~ aisvs snnas sanaa f7 ttEyoa
pssmasaess esrtiAeaAs II psuazp4 ~ ~ Aers
tens advsrsissnsnaz viii - see FeesiR4 Assss IT.
notes e sly q scis pay ~ benk VIII ssessseA
rO0TMA3fER9 u6lsz4sea u ~ e2eC1. - ~ ssnA
M DAILY suhscrtss - - 1sSAd, e Ass EAAi
WEEKLY sstscrhsr, Win - spesesA I'm W&kkly sut
scribs With $40 ssclsssd Will b. sptsf esVy - 0s
sAitsan - they furnish " suhsc rbors lsr. sr~es
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.-..rs e..-. Washington. A pril 10, IS4S.
S,EALED proposals. will he received Mt this 01Ace
y until O'Clock the 10Th vi May ensuing. for supply
ing all the fresh meat and vegetables that may be required
from time tme during the fiscal year commencing
day of July next and ending the Both OF June
Isas for the Of the men in ordinary at the yard in
during said period of time the proposals the
pound for the meats and per bn.hei dozen Tor
be re seved the time for supplying the naval
hospitals on TIE station with suc supplies as they may re-
guire the time. schedu.- the will be
furnished upon application this Office. The oilers be
endorsed, ''Ohers for fresh and vegetnbes, and
ssOhers ppying naval hospitals" No offer viii be
considered unless accom- panied by guarantee signed
by responsible persons known to be such by The IN
dcrsgned Ten per will he reserved from all pay
menis until the contract is completed.
Apll- WIN B. SCOTT, NAVY Agent
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NAVY DEPARTMENT,

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau of Provisions and Clothing
April &c, l64s
OROPOSALS sealed and endorsed Proposals for
Il Soar viii be received This bureau until
O'clock, p IN Monday the 18th day of May next for
furnishing and delivering the United States yards
Bosioa, New York, and Norfolk. such quantities OF
may be required Tor The Of the navy by the chief OF
the Bureau OF Provisions anu Clothing by respective
commanding officers OF said navy yards during ihs fiscal
year ending une 3d. lSA9.
The said soap to be manufactured from OIL and
be of The best quality OF thar denomnxed 1Ai salt
soap; be delivered in good strong boxes and subject
such inspection be required by the chief of this
BUREAU The price TO be uniform at the three stations
The quantity which will be required during the year
cannot be precisely stated it viii probably be about
100 900 lbs.
Every offer made be accompanied as directed ia
the act Of Congress making appropriations for the naval
service Tor approved 10Th August lSl6) by writ
ten guaranty signed by responsible persons
the eff Ct thai he they undertake tina! The bidder
bidders wii If his the bid be accepted,
obligation within five days with good sufficient surees
furnish The articles proposed No proposal viii be
Adered unless accom- panied by such guaranty
March 2l-laW4W
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I,DCCAriON.-REV. d. McCARTER'S boarding
T. school for boys and young men, S'rasburg Lancaster
county pennsylvania ihe b5ancnes taugn, snoracc an
Latin Creek French, and German languages; vocal and
instrumental music plain and ornamental writing draw
ing &c.
The whole expenses including board, tuition, washing
ec per session Of five months $55. There is extra
charge whatever connected with this institution Payment
MOI required until the end OF the term.
This institution has been in successful operation, under
the care of the present principal for the last nine years
The principal has lately enlarged his buildings and will
be prepared by the Of the session.
accommodate about sixty boarders.
Summer session will commence on the first Monday oil
May.
Parents wishing place their in cheap and good
school, where they will enjoy every possible facility for
mental and moral improvement, for circulars and refer
ences, Nc., will please address
REV ID. McCARTER.
Principal and Proprietor, Strasburg Lancaster CO., Pa.
March G9-6w
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Baltimore Female Seminary,
mo. III, East Baltimore street,

ADDISON B. ATKINS NJ A, PRiscIrAL.
T,HE OF this institution will commence ON
tied 10 sixy-two There vacancies. The build
ing large and commodou and the school arrangements
OF character which cannot fail to give decided salts
faction Great attention paid the and comforts
OF lac boarding pupils that their stay in the seminary
may be pleasing, as well as profitable. The most compe
tent teachers employed in all the various departments
The principal would particularly refer the following
geniemen some OF whom have daughters In The nstitn
Right Rev Alonzo Potter, D. D. Ii, D, Bishop Of Penn
W Green, D. D., Ballimore Robert A. Dobbin. esq Bal
tmore Andrew Coyie, esq, Washington, u. C- n ID.
Coleman, esq, Wick sburs, Mississippi
Circulars containing terms, course OF study, and ette
from the Rev Dr. Potter, Rev Dr. Johns. Robert Dobbin,
esd and other patrons. can be obtained on 70
any oil the above gentemen by addressing the
April 4-2awlm
THE Seminary for ycuag Ladies' lately advertised
by Miss Carroll will be opened on The second Monday
The sdanes Of Dr. Dr. Lsd.ey and now occuped hy MIS-
heed, on G. between Al and 9th streets.
daily conveyance will be provided for pupils residing
remotely from the institution, Tree OF expense
Applications for admission, or for information can be
made 70 The Rev Mr. Garley, chaplain r. r., Dr Laurie,
hev Mr. Bannaiyne, Rev. Mr. Berry, or Col. Andrews
April rs, 1873
NAY BALL.--Mr F. c. Liable has the honor in
l form the ladies and gentlemen Of ashngton, George.
wn, and Alexandria, that his May bali will take plnce
Wednesday, the 3D. day OF May, at Jackson Hall.
Tickets be had the drug OF S Butts Of 18th
Hall Mr. Paerson's drug store; Mr. Delany's drug store
at Mr. Labbe residence and at the door The night OF
The ball April l3-2awid
NOTICE. have hand, and shall continue to have
~ during the spring and summer number OF bounty
land warrants hundred and sixty Orders
IRON distance will be promptly attended to- Office OPP
Pose the Patent Office. WIN. B. WEBB,
March 29-3tawl2if Attorney al Law
(,HoICE Clnrvt Wines -Barton u Gaestsirs Cha
ieau argaux, Latonr Monton, Leovi.le. and La Rose
Cse all OF the vintage OF ls4l of dozen each
Aso Dapouy's Chateau Marssux, in quarts and plnts
For sale by JAMES BAILlE.
Wine merchant, s. Chesnu, ST. next door to Congress
Hall Hoe, Philadelphia.
April 22-3t
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mARsHAL's SALE.

IN urine Of writ Of foi facias issued from the clerks
office Of the circuit OF The District OF Columbia,
= ~ comfy OF Washington, and to directed. shall
49, AT public SALE for cash, Thursday, the 18th day
81 Nav next al 10 O'clock before the courthouse
door q said county, the following property viz All rlal
bs civ OF Washington, with iwo-story brick house and
ar thereon, now IN the occupancy OF m
gn he said part % lot fronting the south side OF
e, norh nineteen feet and eleven and half inches,
snding from the northwest OF the lot eastwa rdy,
1 an he west line The lot 30 feet wide alley being
he same property conveyed by deed from Sarah How
ao y p psarson executors Of Robert F How VIM.
ning dated the 18th OF July, 1895 Seized and levied
mon as the property OF William Downing, and sold satisfy
hcals No 10, March ierm 1886, In favor OF William
ee nse OF Robert 6. Buckley
A'' ALEXANDER HUNTER,
.,r1 rg-lts Marshal of the District of Columbia.
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~R-k The steamer OSCEOLA, having under
- !. gone thorough repair. viii. on Ihnrsday y, the
2th April running regularly TO the above place
returning leave Norfolk Friday, al O'Clock, M,
touching going and returning, At Conc river) at.As
Passage and fare, 20 !, ,xv,r-,rrxr c--.-.t
AID rs tt1ss llNa 1870 - WitOnEtSL. c1pa'n.
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DOARDING.-A married couple can be accommodated
ID with good board, moderate terms, stee,
(souh side,) door from Sth Also
eight young Every attention will be paid
to their comfort and convenience. April 2-3s
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Dress aAing.-Those ladies VINO
,r.n 10 have their dresses fashionably and correctly
made can have their wishes fully gntiied by applying
,e Ladies' Furnishing Store, Penn. avenue, between A
and 9th streets. MARY ALIVE MURAL,
Aprt 25-3 Agent.
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CARD.
ID EMOvAL-Thc subscriber informs his customers and
II public that he has removed the south side OF
avenue between 10th and llh Streets directly opposite
Overs auction store, where he will for time
and continue to sell OF his stock, consisting Of
Fine gold bracelets, breastpns, earnings, fnger-rngs
Medaions, miniature cases. pencil cases, and gold pens
Studs guard and vest chains gold and silver watches,
NC, cost prices.
He has also IA good assortment OF silver table, and
knives, &c, and will manufacture anything order his
line. SAMUEL LEWIS,
April 4-eodlw Gold and Silversrrlith
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ICE CREAM-M C. PAINTER would respectfully
call the attention Of residents in Washington the
perior quality OF their ice cream.
Having dairy OF fifty cows, provided for in the best
manner. they will insure at a lines, article Of the
purcst kind, and endenvor please the III
tastidious 5 richness aud fla ffrr Gr- 81
Orders their depot, Pennsylvania avenue, be-
l7Ih and 18th Will with
and the will be devere 10 address any specified
For family in plain vessels, gallon, So 5o in
monds SO.
Mar 22-eod3mo* ca l.f y
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Flannel for Cylinders.

BUREAU ORDNANCE AND HYpRoGRAPHY,
March "a, lS48.
PROPOSALS. will be received at this bureau, until
O'Clock p. OF Monday, he first day OF May next for
furnishing and delivering the navyyaIds at Boston, New
York. and Norfolk sxtyeight Thousand hundred and
t6S 1877 running yards OF flannel or cylinders lor
the navy, Of the following width and description, viz
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'pe' No' g. Un,o~ BxLdngs, directly s~dr the Union
-- Ohcs, Warrington, ID. e.,
LENDS to the prosecution OF claims before Congress
na tne various departments OF the government Pen
Bo ana bounty land warrants particularly attended 70
'y-and warrants purchased and sold. The heirs and
representatives Of the officers and crew Of John Paul
e squadron in ITS, will find be TO their in,cres
appy 10 Nj he having the oils Of the Bon Homme
esfd aud lance and tell at glance rho and
arr NOT entitled share in the Denmark prizes PER-
ns broad, who business be attended by Mr.
w be required in ali cases TO pay postage and enclose
,eaining fee of IS. Ue
generally ''-77-
Mar B-Iy frntell
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TUCKER 4 DANIEL,

(Successos TO Tucker e. Son. M0cha~f Tutors,
EG leave call the of members of Congress,
strangers, and their generally, general
and carefully selected assortment OF spring and
goods which they have opened al their establishment
three doors OF Browns Hotel.
They Will name as part superior cashmere, cloth, cash
merets drap d'e,c, and Other materials, for coats
Single Ned cassimeres linen drills, duck &c for pants
Light silks, cashmeres, and marseilies, Tor vests
Also undershrs drawers, gloves, crapats &c, suitable
10 the si tH
They propose furnish articles of clothing cheap
rates The articles could be bought any
other city April 4-3law3w
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THE TIMES.

EDITED BY DUFF GREEN.
HlS paper will be- as far as practicable full fair, and
candid record OF passing but chief present
purpose is 10 counterfeit the abolition movement by un-
MASKING the designs, motives and end OF political abo-
o 10 demonstrate that its principles hostile TO the
sa property interests, prosperity, and liberty OF the
peas 10 their intelligence and patriotism, unite the W sc
aug good oil all parties, in section in common Ell
i'r Il 70 strengthen and perpeiuatc the Union.
Inc ZINES VIII be published weekly in Washington city,
lu sent to subscribers, through the mail, for " %
tos copies 10 10
rubieaon Office Pennsylvania avenue, corner OF Four
sndahan street.
AGENTS
brook, Shillngton, IL CO., Washington.
Hugh Latham, Alexandria.
VJAh persons who approve the purpose for which the
IS requested act agents Tor OBJ
anlng subscribers I4.s
h's prospectus, and forward their papers IN exchange.
(ARUsrs sALOOH-May Fcstival-L CAKUSl has
y Tue honor inform his inends and the public that the
annual May Festival will be held al saloon Monday
S.pag May The two saloons VIII be thrown open ioi
uaIhclng brilliantly ornanened and illuminated
L. Narnsi respectfully requests that those ladies mo may
no receive their cards invitation through nadvertence
al the Saloon
ieke to be lad al the principal book and music stores
VIC hotels, and at the Saloon. April li-3teod
E~R Sale low-An excellent NAuiIy horse ard car
rage, to be sold Tor faults the having nc
ulsner use Tor them. Apply at this office.
april 4-eo2wf
Revolutionary Claims.
Az IN possession Of authentic documentary evidence oil
services and claims of the officers o; The Virginia
oae lne and navy half pay for life md bounty lands
S u he officers of the continental lines OF the
Ts'os 70 pensions, Communication pay, and bounty lands
he viii be furnished or The claim prosecuted, n
option OF the claimant Letters directed Gen John
Tallahassee Florida rozf-paid. attended
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94OOOOI
IL drawn ballots of 66 numbers!
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY.
For endowng Leesburg Academy, and for other
Glass No. IL, for 1913
To be drawn in Alexandra, Virginia, Saturday April
18th, lS4S
SCHEME:
prize of $4,000 5 prizes OF $1,000
/ do 1000 10 do 500
do 5000 10 do 800
4 IA $500 10 do $50
/ do 2S32 &c. &c. nc.
Tickets Sl2-Haves $6-Quarers s.
Certificates of packages of Y whole tickets $40 90
Do do II half do 60 90
Do do 22 quarter do 30 90
Orders for tickets shares and certificates of packages
in the above splendid will receive the prompt
official of each drawing sent i'm
nedia,ely after il all who order from Ad-
dress, el.. y; ~ y, MAohl,
Agents for J. w. MAURY IL co, Managers.
March 2y-dNctd AleNenrrla V,rFp'a
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THOMPSON, corner OF 9th and
Streets will have vacant the l5i very pleasant
front rooms which she would be happy have occupied.
To persons wishing retire from the avenue, the ua
ton offers many inducelnenis-being delightful summer
res idence April 4-law3ws
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n IRIS. 8. PARKER viii open, Tomorrow morning
handsome black lace veis flowers, ribands, &c.
=. - EITi s. PARKER, y, 4
Fancy and Perfuery Store between Al and Streets
Pennsulvanin avenue Dec q
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- For rent thnt large and desirable dwelling
6a in the first ward. recently occupied by Mons Pa
II peot Apply TO W. w. CORCORAN.
Aurjl2 l-3t
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A MEXICAN LEADING CAgES.-Sclect decisions OF
"A American Courts n several departments OF law, with
notes by Messrs Hare and Wallace of the Philadephis
bar LIST VOL, lSH-2d vol. 1913. This day received by
April -le stlus r. TAYLOR.
Osr On 9th Instant, the Navy Department,
% = NAV ~ hive ged ia f6aip md
building said department The finder, by returning the
same TO the owner will be Literally rewarded by clerk IN
the Fourth Auditors Office, or at
K. KEYWORTH'S,
March 10 Pennsylvania avenue.
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COMMERCE. and Navigation OF the United States
u for wentysix years. from 1915 up 70 ls45 being the
Treasury Depa reports these subjects Tor twenty
six years-scarce and vauabe-complete in IL volumes
bound. For sale "a single copy only by f. TAYLOR
Also single copy the Censuses OF the United States
from i1so 70 fSao--compeie in two folio volumes.
ApriI l3
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ARMY CORRESPONDENCE.

. 4 .
Mr. INVERSION, from the same committee. submitted
adverse reports upon the petitions Of the legal
tives OF VIM Shppn, AID of VIM. Campbell, deceased-
laid on the table. and ordered to be printed
Mr. TOMPKINS, from the COMMITTEES on Private Land
Claims reported hack without amendment, . bill sup
elemental to an act to confirm the survey and location OF
claims for land in the State OF MlssasePP ea6 o. he
Pearl river and south Of the 3ls degree at north latitude
approved March 1S45: read twice. and resered TO the
Cnmmittee of the Whole on the state Of the Union
Also reported act amendatoy OF IN ct approved
he 7sh Of Nav 1924, and enacted the inn yune
s44 entitled IAN enabling the ciamnues 10 fAaas
within the limits of the Snse Of Mesoan ssd Terity Of
Arkansas to institute proceedings to Try the validity Of
their claims read twice and referred to the Comnee Of
the Whole on the state OF the Union. - nt 81
Mr. GUMSEY, from the same committee, submitted
adverse reports upon the petitions of Mary Toora and
Frederick Grove heirs OF VIM McGhee: hid upon the
table
Mr. CATHCART, from the Committee on Indian AZ
fairs reported biz for the relief d Israel Johnson read
twice, and committed
Mr.. BARRfNGER, from the same eommttee, reported
bill for the relief Of tho legal Representatives Of Abra
am Hogeboom. deceased: rcd twice, end oommtsed
MIR B. also subMit>ed N a6verus report in NE cese OF
George McGsre laid on the nbls. anA ordered TO Be
priued. lv1 e,sl4t Ha.lA
Nj b. aiso offered the following rssclstisa whsuA
WIS aSyeeA 70: l iasi le.'ist s. ~. 1 sssSe'
Rxsbaved. That the secpcsary Of war canes 2 -
nicasrd 10 ibis House de fspUr q Meseh MSyF ma
Hardin, hate commissioners eHPcsnssa ms
chains arising under the Cberokss usay - - - ~
Mr.. MclLvAINE from the snmse ccnmitttes repctted
ioint resolution providing for de payment a ce!iain
deficiencies the Shawnee indnns read twice. and re-
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-12-30

ih0rH"d by law 10 be paid the expiration Of
picked fish Of the fisheries of the United States,
there shall be allowed, on the expectation thereof,
II cured with foreign SALT drawback equal in amount
to the duty paid en- the salt and more: to be
ccrtancd under such regulations, Is may be prescribed
by the Secretary ufthc Treasury.
Crcdifs.-AIl duties are payable in cash-or.
Good, w ares aud VI 'rchAudise. On their nnposia-
ton may be placed in Public store, under the " are
hpu~iag law, AMI duiirs paid when such Goods,
W are, &c., are Withdrawn thorcrom (cXcrpt for
rc-cxPorIaipa,) but Il not claimed at the expiration
Of year, or duties and charges paid, then to be
appraised and sold under the direction Of the Colec-
tor Of the Port.
Iares aLiored.- On sugar in boxes > per cent. in
casks ;; in bags and mats D Coffee in casks Il. in
bags y and bales b Cotton in bales >; and in ccroons
d. Cocoa III casks lO and in bags l. Chccsc in boxes
20 lad 20 in ceroons II and in cases 10. Pepper
IN bags :. Plmento in bags 3. And Figs in drums
10 per cent.
Lcatage ind breu&agc.-On spirits per cent
Ale, Hccrand Porter in bottles TO- All other Liquors
in bottles per cent.
Re&trictton&. No goods to be imported in vessels
less thn 80 tons bdrthen No Beer, He and Porter
III casks oil less capacity than forty gallons beer
sure; or ii in bottles Of packages less than six doZcn
No distilled spirits in casks Of less capacity than
~ gallons wine measure, except Brandy, which may
De imported IN casks in any capacity not less than 10
gallons.
Tonnage duty.--On American vessels and the YES
scls Of ,nmlri, Central America Meth rland, Ham
burg, brcm N, Lab &C. Prus Sweden, Norway, Old
enbure, Russia Austria, Brazil, Hanover PapaI Do
mInluns, Portugal, Sardinia, English, Mexican and
IeNian, from whatever port or place, free; and on
French vessels coming from Martinique and Guada
ronpc fire cents per tOn--whcn laden with other
thn { IlJnlI produce. On French vessels from
other ports and all other foreign vessels (cXccpt
above enum cratcd) coming from ports where Anne
ricans are prrmrttrdto trade Hety;tOr cts. per
On Spanish vessels coming direct from Spain ) cts.
per ton from Cuba > l.G7cts perton otherports s |
per ton.