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GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA
SENATE.
MosDAY, Feb. 2S.h,

MosDAY, Feb. 2Ssh, 1854.
Joint resolution from the House 10 relation 10 the
employment of free negroes H., agreed to- Also,
one in relation to b. T. Murray, sheriff of Shenandoah
county.
A message from the House iced the agreement
of that body TO the amendment proposed by the Senate
to the resolution In relation to the converting Of the
General Assembly.
Mr. TAYLOR offered a resolution providing for night
sessions Of the Senate on and after to- day.
On motion, the resolution was laid on the table.
BILLS PASSED.
bill for the relief of John O. HeiskelI, shsr r Of
Hampshire county.
bill Tor the relief OF Thomas N. Hundley, Com
missioner OF the Revenue Tor Matthew's comfy.
4 bill authorizing the receipt of the Treasury notes
OF the Confederate States in payment OF taxes and
other public dues, aud regulating when and how the
same shall be received.
BILL REPoRTEn
Mr. RANDOLPH, by leave, introduced bill to in
crease the compensation OF the Clerk OF the Circuit
Court OF Richmond City.
The substitute for the bill to provide fund abroad
for the use of the Sate coming up Us passage, the
President announced that the amount 10 be appropriated
vas blank In the bill.
motion to fill with g. 500, 600 was rejected, like
wise one fer 81 100000 ard one for 81, 10000 Il
was finally filed with 81 ,000.0 900.
the bill, which refu!ted as follows:
The bill therefore failed for want OF constitutional
majority in its favor.
TAIHs.
The order Of the day. the bill repeating the law I'M
posing taxes for the support Of government, having
been called for, Mr NELSON moved to Suspend fs.tad
| of repeating said law Agreed TO.
Mr. JOHNSON moved to recommit the bill to the
Committee on finance, with instructions 10 feport
bill fuSpendng the law in all respects except 80 far az
| it relates to toe taxes on licenses.
Mr. RANDOLPH ably aud forcibly opposed the adop-
ton of any principle which would tax the merchant
and manufacturer and leave the property holder free
when il was acknowledged that no taxes we're necss-
say.
The motion to re -commlt was lost The bill was or
dered to be sngroesed.
E1rINDIHG CORPORATE LIMITS.
The BILL rtportad Saturday. for extending the South.
ern boundary of the city Of Richmond was laid upon
| the table,
Mr. FRAZIER offered series Of joint resolutions on
| the sui ject OF salt, which lie over.
On motion Of hr FRAZIER, the Senate adjourned
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GENERAL VALUABLE FARMS IN CHkS-
- rERuELD, HESRI ~, HANOVER AND sPOrsHLVANlA
for Gales.
land, -, -,
Ia The tract ofand James River, 10 Chesterfield, II niles
bsou Richmond, called "BAliEin containing $50 acres Of
shea Abou. oahd open land and tEotniIds wood and
timber Of the place amply ntncent Tor
the Of the place Price SIS per acre.
land Ia said county near ne Glover Bin fis
cad Peru containing 35 The Improvements are ~
d5erunt parcel Of excellent limb on ms
tract Pice go per acre. 49,,
m mat yaulbe tract OF land In HenIleo the Chcka
hominy about bs1V Richmond, al dining The And Of
Mssr James and Dr. p rrsnt and recety owned By
Mr. Goadin 10 contains 553s acres % sheh thers 10 an
anpls supply timber for is The buildings, though nos
gooi ys comfortable This Is justly regarded ss anos' va
iuabls esLa e. Plce 81 per
ar The tact OF lad called go IN Hannve The Pa
ark-y ADJOINING Meredith. DrW.s T. Brock
enbrousn others coutnng 20 acres OF which aboat hall
open lani one1a IN original and secondary growth The
bu.dlnga mash vaue. Price IS per
5th spotsy sana, the graph roA1
abllt miles FrsdsrckblIg containing az aeFri, recently
o.nsd b. tbs heirs D. Dick The buildings, though old
are let ID TIE re- ain mortale Price go per sore.
re,s aads offered sale At The os figures mentioned
above because she 20 sell them 10 the next few day
ar not sot within days taey vi be with rAEn en- mAke
Thsax-s 1854 paid by the urchsser To those is
posed to The iosg5ag an excellent oppor'u-
nily --.- .,.,,,.,
fslI-N 6OODlN APPehsoN
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EAAnOw ESCAPE OF SLOcKl'I R.Hnla'-A New

EARRow EsoAPK OF BLoCKADE RSHHKAs.--A New
Orleans correspondent Of the New York Times says;
"Aa We nsared the pert Of HavanAs all syes we're
turned to little fore-andaft schooner the Laa ran
ming in the same direction ourselves and AYing the
EnssA dig. There were of course all sorts Of con-
lectures to what she might be, but imagine
lie thing was block de.runner from Mobile, cranmed
full OF cotton Sac had scarcely got in tAfsly when in
came hermsphrodits brig, the Hope dehAntly aJing
the Confederate rag and equally laden with the hoceu-
lent treasure now worth S4s 80 in Havana What
made the matter more amusiDgly annoying was, that
Immediately after them came In the United States gun.
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TTHR Subscriber will be prepared with blanks
a. thos Who Wish 70 make Afadavu 10 obtain salt TO be
ui1l'--'' " J. B. MAcAIURDO
SIN Notary Public, ~ Bank Of Riehuond.
1Fa meeting of the Banks of the City Of
N Rehnond held on WEDNESDAY he 2th ResIuary, 1854
- ALLOWING reouon ordered ~ be Pubhed IN we PAPes
Of his city: -, -. - a.. .,,,- III
Povcd That notice Be given hat The Banki OF MS ey va
$500 40 pay undraHa clVdends, eerheates Of deo.h ana
~ Nv dae pror 10 the ssh Of March next except In me
rsey nos sxsting and rated and Vaueci ana AZ
t6ass eatisd dvdead ard holders Of snch 'a
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,,sv te r,,ideues q her Ater ~ rs eoel.y ~
81: IS 3, si 80; stsRs .;..a1 se1
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NOTICE 10 PASSENGERS AND OONSAGNOAs
OP FREIGHr ON R. y. a =. n. a.

OWING to scarcity Of Small Notes and the
" inability % procure then, tab Company compelled y
notify Passengers rs aud C1ahsnos Of AsSht ma
I'm be required 20 provide change IN payment Of fArs
and Fegh provided b. the Company a. ne eHpenAs OF
prena the Company be reimbursed ~ ne fAssns OF
nsgn0r. a. 49,. .-..a
Fo e accommodation Of persons aoeg ne ans o. We LoA
sIng every Jay, hsnthy tiekss nay Dc nAa On
a. ms once, ~ greatly reduced rates , ,,,, -.
fe2s-6L eAAbeL ~ - 1ef--
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ESPECIAL NOTICE.
ExoHwaE AND BANKING HOUSE OF D. T: WILLIAMS

EXCHlNGE AND BANNING HOUSE OF D. = HlLLlAhs.
RlCEoSD, Reb. IS, 1854.
A LII persons holding my checks on any bank
IA are nouHed 70 present the for Immediate payment
a. The checked on he ulds there tor NE cheers
cheeks held for pymea 10 April viii rest entirely wish The
holders and TIE respective banks.
Deposofs with notified % Withdraw hslr re1pse
dive balances advise What disposition OF The
fands April, TIE old vii be laid
ASIDE for respective 70 The ceat Of each depostor
t-9s-dfW d. 7 WILLIAMS.
DISTRIBUTION OF CITY SALT-1he
dstributono OF SAT- obtained By city he state
81. WorIs v commence FRIDAY, The 2sh Instant A. he
rshouss OF SPOTS Harvey l4n street ApPio ants must
make av heretofore stating that hey residents "
&c Aond number q persons In their families who are
40 Residents ncuding all ages aud c0lor Refugees are
trsd 10 They state IN their anday tAt sy are ref
s,es from county, soi0urnng Richmond ana hAt they
nave received Distribution for any other city or
county for peroh ill receive ~ Poanos a. 10 cents
per p0und important that each applicant make ne eacu
DAVID J. BURR,
HILL
l. w. GLAZEBROOK
t-ag-0 Committee q the Council
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lava COFFEB.-Just received, very su-
- perior loo Of prime old Java Coffee. ,,.,,,o,, az,
fe29-6t eIOAEst hlLLLAnsON W..
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CUGAR-Broad street, l6l.-A cheap article
- Of sugar AMI good assortment Of Groceries, butter &C.
a. For sale oy yyvgr,,DoSrv
mhl-M a. HAo-Ng0t,S---
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-01

Distressing RAILROAD AcolDEST.'-The Wilmington
a. o. Journal, of Saturday, ssyI:
I'VE learn that last evening the down mail and pas
senger train on the Wilmington and Manchester Rail
road having at Sumter attached the morning train due
here last night had proceeded six miles to place
knoxn Rocky Buff where there is some Ieste.nori,
where from the breaking OF rail- three cars which had
constituted the morning train, but which Etrs then at
tsched TO the of the evening train, we're thrown
from the track and some fifteen passengers we're in
jured some very seriously, perhaps msr ay-althoush
no one was killed. One man is said to have leg cut
completely IF about midway of the thigh; two bad Lee
broken three had broken, and others we're more
or ss bruised. The passengers we're so jammsi up in
the overturned cars taat many OF em were not exi-
caed when the evening tran which the unfortunate
morning train had been attached, left for Wilmington.
But for tie iOrun circumstance that the coupling Of
the two trains gave way the destruction OF cars and
probable loss Of life would no doubt have been much
greater.
The persons Injured were soldiers returning osVir-
einia afer having enjoyed heir Burroughs at home
As usual Of late days. the very much crowded
with soldiers well Others and painful IS the re-
suits OF thu accident are there Ia on for thankful
ness that they we're not much more fatal Ii Is men
toned to remarkable incident that although The
Ladies' Gar is complete wreck not even seat being
left in its placs sill no in that car received any in
jury beyond slight scratch or bfuise.
Surgeon Z. A. FlewelIen, Medical Director OF the
Army OF Tennessee having been relieved from duty IA
Surg. A. J. Foard.
Lieut.. J. D Johnston, OF the @. S. Navy, has been
promoted 10 the rank Of Commander.
Sow and fleet (, half inch thick in Florida lat
week.
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do COFFEE-On consignment a choice
Ii lot OF Rio Ooaes - .,,,,.,, .o,y =, ~
fez9-tt sIOhEo, WILL AoOl = "
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ENGLISH CRUSHED SUGAK.-ln store,
II on consignment IL barrels pure English Crushed s1Er'
k29-E Stunts, Will $3.50. = ~.
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70 THE FUNERAL Of MAMIE, daughter Of Heavy ~ and
VTsbeth Eysou all place IRON NE second bapust
church THI3 (ruestayl MORNlN5, - 10 o'clock. .
Ths leeds Of he famly are invited 70 aHesd
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JexEs AND SroIIEs OF LIHcoLH.-The New York
HvsnrE Post publishes the Arst electiOnserng dIcu-
ment Of the season, in the shape of collection of
'raoy little jokes and stories" BY Abe Lincoln:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-01

b jS IT, DUvAL.
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/ Is. STOVALL, of Halifax, Is candidate
tts. I'D m Public work. 20 an tae vacancy
NJ ,,.,,y hi M ~. nsi-dSt
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er sCONSTANTINOPLE AND TIL (
TuRKs WITH VISIT TO TIE ROWLING DERYlsaEs' -
The Raw DIX LETBURSs Lecture before the T. n a.
socauon vi delivered uis ullsot In M Us bAPs'
eommencinz AZ eldng ~ oclock The eeta WI p
ds vsrd without regard seane ans Nose desiaS sea-.
5u s5me say tickets 81 eIch 90 Be had ~ me door Aha
BOO torst rhs change saould be broush In Al cases
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-01

TVHE friends Of Jno. +. McElhany announce
hin As Ca didais Tor the once Of Commal9ner o. ne
.d on Pub Il goks % vacancy produced oy the re
sgnatou Of CLAW, ESQ The osel eontunng NE eise
Ton vim sase open p0u a. all the Prencs Ia ne Dsio~
msrl-d21tsTkESs
The New York herald., 1864-04-01
M Miscellaneous.

miscellaneous.
srE.ssHIP OLYMPUS Capt McMckan OF the Cunard uio
line sailed Yesterday for Queenstown and Liverpool.
STEAMSHIP EAGLE. Capt Adams, sailed yesterday for Ha
vapa
,e5 tons register built Portsmouth Nh aud halle
Es nsx L,,.H,Ss re- ron from RIO Ssnsiro via 81 Thomas
weather on the 9Th
ss,e JoHx caRrs1AL from xaian,a. Tor Philadelphia
day night On Boiown near Lewes Del She lies in Soot
Essi%s. g q ;?Ss: ss.:a March :.
sss.s s .ss III: asssa4
al d for
and have reached Fortress Monros Z The ress
ss as.ss .sDs IS. .s: oMa. ra' built Fes's
scHR BErLAI tof Tnckerton. ND. Hanson, from Psla
rated Xa and wa. Su a Fucker TaosslGs
seg sss.
scnK Ets Cry wilson Of and from Nswhurg ny, fol
@ I and an eS sss a s et o Point
from E.she.hpor. for Proyidence fell Win her ane
load and went on marine railway forre
Notice 60 Mariners.
parsd her morse. 90 sse ns ssa' sfrs re-
placed upon her station on the 2stn inst
0'aef = sSns 81 asRsTos s0 Lighthouse LIZ Inspector
spoken. sc.
ship osesI rIb Pearl G5s% o Sm e. sasaan Nov 20 for
shp Moiocka hence for Naples was seen March 20 lat 40
Boston 10 ea,s Tan a, 81 Srs HariawsS Bos.on ''
BrrHpoo March Ar shps E9esor Pndon
zah Manson cutwa,er Russell, and Underwater. balm
sxYasa March 4-cid bark Starlight Reynolds. Palermo
American Porte.
Blake, gnesos Ayyes cd sris Dresser, Hatch Ale.
Arabia 1 BEFORE Sepsa a
PORT ROYAL MsTsh iS-Arr brig John H. Kennedy
smlh r Ph,ssae,ghia s' lss ,shg cLsres s.icsaey Gar
rel Thonps do: schr constiiaiion Darling do; asib
1Se pnay sSs sa 1t seB S s.r Ego o
sserly smith Queen OF the South Carson Lewis Davis
srs wesSeS: fhsesssls Gee aya.,n sSsr. ssS sei
ssss, ss9 G.,.ss s. e g.; issssry
vramses; Ferrn2ndln 2sd john " Rumsey. crnnmer,
sIsi sss y. Sfx ssgFs s
Hsro s,eey Sy,rt a 'fS; Weber
SD ls.n, sch, l Leach, Enacott T,iiadsph ,eA.
Booth lyman Srals,rsla eIir Leni Race NYsrx asd,
so sas sis fso Eea fssrsisss G aedsy e..
wood PhlsS Is, IN rlosssrss Quinn, Boston snow
and 6s.se b.,sr SSGk .si MAI fssfs Bssls
Warner. Fempton. James Hal. ancI W Webster,
Blake DO Saie r. Robinson: Broornan. Doug ass
VIM Tiers Hoffman and Burrows e. Clark Philafenhia
PHILADELPHIA. march eQ-Arr schrs r wlkiu Cole.
Nyors Fremont Paine Provinceo.n CID schrs Jas Bar
reit Nckerson Saoo; II Huney. Eckerson War Steed.
Cash Geo Eawards Weeks sna Faslgsof, g?ey y;pn pos
ton Mary Taylor l Bfs9p salew sWasheh.n hrsster,
Mh- Arr schrs starles Gibbs New Bedford; Sam Colt
Hiliard and Pacific. Fsrrow NYork cid ship Moro Cas-
tie Ross Kew West bark Linda Hewitt Cenfnegos; schr
j Maghe.d. May BOSTON.
PORTLAND. March ?eArr hris Almore xsrbiasport for
NYork. Cid Wsltham. Wheeler, New Orleans, pris
Burmsh, Sherman, Washington.
The New York herald., 1864-04-01
parents, IS Monroe street. .hi, rrdsy) afternoon at ,o

O'Clock.
sE-u, only daushte2 Of John Jacob aud Ezaoh Hnsse,
aged months.
The udS and relatives Of the family ars RESPECTFULLY
invited to attend runera from the residence OF ner
parents vor.hoast corner Third avenue asd Fifty fourth
street, vils (Frday} afternoon at one O'Clock: a.
swAsY.-in Brooslyn, on Wednesday, March 50, Are:
cARo,4ss, wife Of Thomas sxany, aged a years.
mon his and is Gays.
ghc lends and relatives are respectfully invaed 10
sltend the funeral this Frdsyl afternoon at halt past
three O'clock from her late residence corner OF Court
and Baltic streets south Brooklyn without iurtner nv
srrw.as-on wednesday, March 50, wilIrAx sAnrxL,
youngest child Of Andrew anS Jane Stewart eyed year,
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend The funeral this riday3 Afternoon at
two o'clock, without further Invitation.
snrB-Iu Philadelphia, on Monday evening March 2l
Of Iseursy pneumonia, JoBS X SMITH, scenic artist OF
saYrB.-on thursday morning. March 81, WILLIAM GiB-
sos ssSru son Of William H. and Ann Jane smyth, aged
Friends and relatives respectfully invited 70 attend
the funeral hs (Friday) afternoon al two O'Clock from
the residence OF his parents, 10 state street.
TlLLou -0n Thursday mGrning March 81 EMILY, wife
OF Francis nliou, 10 The 42d year Of her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral on Saturday afternoon, at
ninth street.
TrRSER.-un Wednesday March 3o susAsSAB, wife Of
John Turner, 10 the 30n year Of her age
The relatives and frie6ds OF the family respectfully
invited to attend The funeral from her late residence,
Meeker avenue Even street, Williamsburg, /. l.
this (Friday) ar ernoon, at three O'Clock.
rHohAs-on Sunday, March 81 OF scarlet fever,
TEopoRB r. A., son Of the late William A Thomas and
siepson OF Francis E Metzger, aged years and 8
months.
Halifax Nova scotia) papers please copy.
vosFURsH-0n Wednesday, March 80, ABRAA ELMoRs,
Youngest son Of Emmegean and the late Colonel Abram s.
Voeburgh, aged years and months.
The relatives and friends cf tie family respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral on Friday afternoon at two
ociock, from the residence OF his mother, las West
Twelfth street, without further invitation.
wARn-0n Thursday morning, March 81. HElrS MARIA,
widow Of Oliver Delaney Ward, IN the 7slh year OF her
are.
The relatives and friends and those q sons Oliver
D. and William A. Ward and her son n.law, DR.. James
" 6. Clements, are invited TO attend the funeral,
Saturday morning at ten O'clock from the Church OF the
Redemption East Fourteenth street, between Third and
Fourth avenues The remains will be taken 20 Eascheser
for nterment.
wARsKR-At New Brunswick, N. j., on Wednesday, !,
March 23 CHAs Y WARNER, aged SO years. OF consunp
tion.
His remains were inferred at New Brunswick.
The New York herald., 1864-04-01
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

MArFfeO.
BuRNRAN-BrRNETT.-On Wednesday, March 80 at The
Summerfcld NJ. E. church, Brookly n by the Rev. A. X
Stafford, AvoH c. BrRNHAM Fsq, TO Miss AMELIA E.
daughter OF VIM. s. Burnett, Esq., all OF Brooklyn
CoeMElIN-tL LcoT1.-In Brooklyn, THURSDAY March
81 by The Rev Samuel Lonefellow. ROBERT CoMMEls "a
Anna, daughter o! the late Charles N. Oieott.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AT Piscatawsy. New Jersey. on
Thursday March g. by The Rev. j. Stephenson Mr. RICH
Aap 1rrruN Of Owego New York. to Miss EIlnRA F. RAN.
DolTB oi the former place No cards.
LORD iEMIISroN At st. Johns church, George
town d. c. on Tuesday evening, March 20 by the Rev
~ hllngbast Mr.. FRANK PIsRsoS LORD, Of New York,
20 Mics Low II. 9KMrIEroN. daughter Of Colonel Vim. c.
TemIletcn, OF New Orleans. No cards.
nMuNRoB-DERR.-Un Monday, March 2s, by the Rev.
A. Cookman WILLIAM p MUYRoE 10 EvELEEs, daughter Of
tho late william C. Decker, OF this city.
oRELY-R, ssEiL--lu Brooklyn, on Wednesday,
March SO, g. James cathedral, by the Rev. John
Turner, v. g., PETER ". o'RELLy 70 AGNES MAaY
Russell
VAN l. GES-NoRToS S-on thursday, March 81, by the
Rev. M Seares, At the residence o the brides UNCLE
Colonei W Mason, No l56 West Forty eighth street
Mr.. HENRY VAN lNeES 70 Miss AMELIA NORTON
The New York herald., 1864-04-01
s HIPPING NEW S
Port or New York, March 81, I

CLEARED.
ssiP anasSs asss sss Rrst Mcrgsn wy
sTs Fsr;Sss DANISH Ssasr fsfSsnsasoSFSnsS
ss ss Esno sS Burns 1a ynng
s B. kss
raaess
sehr A Anderson. cranmer. Fortress Monroe-F Cam
ss,ss EeF's mss
ssehr ssehr Anne Anne D. H,sey Bslmore-van Brupt siaSht
sehr A,~sseP Raosess t fa Phiade eff Racket
schr Chamberlain, Porter. Philadelphia Day.
schr @ Huntington Lowell PhiIadeiphia-Baker Day.
sssr caSns kaSs
ses ssnsse ss.s
SER SS s cssy bpsa psu ss.
soop Harriet Smith, Hoioomb, snow Hi. Md-Moreau 4
Steamer os.orara. Mclaughlin. Baltimore
ARRIVED
E 1ss s = 1.s % sa ssea s.sss I an
Steamship raapsco % transport. creamer. For,ress
G 70 .pcss ~ Is aYS; King n @ ssn e
loss q fore main and mizen and head
& sd a5 5o ,S, any March
ship Norway Mosher Liverpool Feb 2s with mdse aud
The .nh then heavy and NV winds until 23d
Al ion 20 81 wien we bad heavy gale from ENE 70 in
which lost lore ornss and ,opsaapmas main apd mi,en
iacted started ereryih ne about the deck &c.
shR i sr s assRSS q sss: s
s.ass az b s0s ssf{ 1 ss is@ sa. s From sh
wsbsr .hsn s,ss M rain stsr making g
70 pilot ran for the bar IN crossing which struck bot
ton ssrera nss causing n. ship to eak some came in
Bark Helveta culdep Nenke, Manila l4o days passed
Arer Nov 2 Care Of Good Eope jAn ls St Helene leo
g. Ne gale bulwsrkS sancheons covering board,
cabin sKy hs eoors &C: lost galley boats split sails &,
re q times making clean BREACH over her filing The
cain 2h. while anchor in the Lower Bay during the
heavy Ne blow collision With Nor bark Dagms
PaTk DlSna lNcr Lee karanhara. 81 days, with hides
&c 70 Punch Meinese We,dt 2?h Inst, while at anchor
u he Lover Bay vs. fo.led BY oiaen bark Heissa e.
ana IS, an snebor sns Is s,soms shaia -
grs Zero rl Benson Bathurst 70 days. with hides TO-
schr Nay Queen goit Baltimore fcr Boston.
Sclr Timer, Mason. Philadclpbia inr Boston.
Schr northern Light reand Philadelphia for Boston
schrJ Cadssaser Wilars Philadelphia for East Cam
Sehr Burey Williams Philadelphia for Fast cantridge
schr Locke, Hanley Philadelphia for Caub-idge
sehr Corson. Hirb, Philadelphia for cambrideepori
schr james Loan smith, Pbilsderha
Schr A r Smith, nth. Phisdeiphia.
seSr Trade wind. CHI PSriand, days DOa'0n
schr Rlnggold, Crowell, Boston, days
s on, Wars permoo o fop NsTaen
Steamer John Rice ~ 'ransporD. King. Port Royal,
'days 70 oaAr'errnss.ri rFp
3is,-sieaners Olympus, Ease.
Wipo Al SUNSHINE
The New York herald., 1864-04-01
NHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
pI,AN2 FOR NEW


Architects are invited to furnish plans building
erected for the ChamoeT g Commerce q the city o. Chi
Of dimensions and position as ioows:-
Lot 9Sx 80 bounded the north by Washington street
opposite Court House square, IS feet west by La Sale
Of 30 feet reserved for light the buidngths
onIdng to occupy the entire lot The corporation entitled
nS' ise' area on the saskGEN as apd west sides
10 be sufficiently elevated to be well lighted and be
divided into desirable oces for commercial and banking
purposes
10 be divided into general business oces varying In
SECOND FLOOR.
Main hall for Board of Trade 1870 by
oice with secrearys private office reading room writing
room Tor use OF members Of the Boar ROOM
Iha height OF the hall will be sufficient
required for committee inspectors rooms
position Of second foor oces may made subservent
20 OF enrancs ana best advantage Of tho
The supesructure to be II Illinois Of pressed
TIk, or OF both combined. metal rouf dome.
The Board desire building economical
q elaborate syle, but durable In material workman
snip with the most approved system Of ventilation, lighting
water: twenty feet under
walks on Washington and La Sale streets be available
Tor coal and water coses Cost OF building from S50001
Plans TO be drawn quarter drawings
not with full explanations Estimates
erection and completion OF building to BE- enclosed
Chairman OF the Building Committee which win opened
at noon on the first day Of May next
One thousand dollars pail for the plans adopted.
Working plans and general architectural
structon Of building 70 be matter Of after arrangement
further Information vii be furnished
DHSihL THOMPSON, Chairman.
+. j. BRoHsoS.
aEoM aHoHGE Il: I, EpkSss kSMssY'
CHICAGO March l9 1864