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MRS ELLIs'S POETRY OF LIFE" Nc,
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MOLE.

All bidders are rcqu rsted TO ertend the amount o.
their hd- COR each arIcc, and exhbi The Total am"un
Of each bid. The perIpi- ADD quan'iiie- oi each de
livery AZ hose posis where itey are not speeihrj VIII
w. one fu IN is Juns IL, September, l-t Decsmbcr,
1874 and i-' March, ist5. TIE hogs Of which the
pork b. Hacked To be fsteoed corr, and each hog
H. we yh Ices than two hundred Is'uods, and COZ
sst OF one hog 10 each hsuei, excluding the feet legs
ears nod snoo,. Side p,cces may be substituted Tor
the hams TIE pork is to be br,t "a ted wth Turks
Island ,su and then carefully iackeJ ~ah The same
article in pieces no, sre-'ding ten pounJ. es'h
when the packing has been cor plr,,d, the con-
tractor must flrnrh to This ice ceruiica'e IL m the
laeker, that pork has bssn 81 sal I'd ADD pack'd
The poik 10 he CONTAINED IN s.asoosd heart Il white
oak barrels ful TOPPED; the b ans sod sal' IN bar
les and soap and candles In strong horos u con
vcnont sre fcr transportation.
Salt vii only be received by measurement, Of thirty.
two quarts 10 the bushc he csndes o. have ootion
wick. The provisions foi Prsine do Chen and NJ.
Peters mus, PISS St LOUIS fn Their ~ innate de tina
t,on by III. 18th Of April, istI. failure In thu.
art,eular will bs considered breach OF contract and
ia. Depar,ment will be authorized 10 pufchsse 10 sup
ply these pcsis. The Provisions viii be inspected ~
toe time and place Of delivery aud al etpen-s, 10 be
paid by contractors, until they are d'p'.nei a. 'oon
store houses a. may be designated by The Agents q
the Dap riment
The Conmi..ary General reserves the privilege Of
;,ere.snp or diminishing the guam ities. Of dr.
p,rs M with any or al articles inquired AT any post
at aoy time before cneling into ooairsct aud alec OF
increasing or reducing the qiantiic- OF each delivery
onothud suhssqneot 70 conusci, on giving sriy
day. previous no,ce.
Bidders, not heretofore ntractors are required 20
accompany their proposals with evidence Of th.ir sb
nv, together with the names Of th'n sure es ~h Sc
responsibility must he certified b. the District After
n.y or by same psrson well kno~p 90 the Govern
men; otherwise their propossi. viii not he aeiej IN.
Advances csnno, be made IN an, csse, and ss,d-
epce Of inspection and full delivery Will he feqoirrd
at this Office, b,forc r,quison will be made uI'n the
Treasury for payment, which viii he Effected IN such
public money may be convrn'cni u the pc'oi. Of
delivery the pisc,s OF purchase, the 'esdcnce q
the contractors at the op ION OF the Treasury Depart
meni.
No drai. on this Office vii he seecp,d paid
der eny ,hcumstsoces.
Each proposal will be scalel IN separate .nveloie
snI marked Pr pisal for furnishing Army sabss'-
ence." .
July s. lavtIjihSePt
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ON THE NORTHERN LAKES.

BUREAU OF ORDsAscE AND HYDRocRApHr,
30th June, l643.
SEALED proposals win be received at this Bureau
~ until O'clock p. m Of the 3lst July ensuing,
Tor furnishing and delivering In the proportions, and
at the places herein designated, the following num-
Der and description Of cannon for the Naval service
OF the United States, viz:
Thirty, eight-inch Paixhan guns Of about 63 cwt
each, and seventy thirty-two FOUNDER guns of about
al cwt. each deliverable follows
I'D, eight-ipch Psixhan guns, and IS, thrty-two
FOUNDER guns--dcliverable at Sackett's Harbor New
York, on or before the LIST day Of December next.
FOUNDER guns-deverable q, Buffalo, New York, on
or before the LIST day Of December next
10, eght-inch Paixhan guns and IS, thirty-two
FOUNDER guns-deverable at Erie, Pennsylvania, on
or before the LIST December next.
The proposals must state distinctly the rate per
ton, OF Twenty-Five hundred and forty pounds deliver
able as above, to be subject to, and undergo such
proof and inspection this Bureau may deem pro.
per TO authorize; and none will be paid for that sh II
not pass such inspection as may be entirely sasfac-
tory.
Bonds with two approved sureties will be required
IN one-third the estimated amount Of the contract
and ten per centum Of the amount of all bills
will be retained collateral security for the faithful
performances thereof, which will be paid only on the
satisfactory completion of the contract; and ninety
per centum of all deliveries " i'll be paid on all bills
properly authenticated according TO the provisions
OF the contract, within thirty days after their pre-
| scntation to the Navy Agent.
The offers must be endor ed offers to furnish ord
nance on the Northern Lakes and must state the
agency at which payment will be required.
Drawings of the guns will be furnished the sue
cessul bidder by this Bureau and they must be cast
and finished to conform to them in every respect
No bot blast metal to be used.
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Superior Court.
Before full Bench-His Honor the Chief Justice
presiding,


SEPT. 25-DscIsIoNs.-Evans vs. Hol mes-This was a
brought up writ of cerordri from one of the
Ward courts wher the defendant sued on a cheaue
taken in part discharge ola note The defence commended
that suing the cheque splitting up the of
ton. The Justice decided adverse to the defence, and
appeal made such Observation-Disclosures OF
Ward Court affirmed.
Phiiipson VS.. Brown$ Eomes1n this case the defend
ants sued fer the value of two oxen which they
had purchased out OF drove from the plantf-Judg.
meHt of Court below reversed.
Bresen and ohersvs. a. Wikinson-This was an appeal
action OF trover for property seized on distress for
rent The defendant claimed the property being his
he had not removed the property after saeJudgment Of
Court below reversed
Curtis ada. The Board Of Commissioners of Pilos-Cur
It's the defendant sued by the Board for inracton
OF the ByeLaws in which il printed that any person
navigating vessel by the way OF Sandy Hook without
pilot shall pay forfeit Of The defence that
pilot the ship and refusal to receive pilot
acknowledgement reversed
Po,oer VS.. Scoft-The defendant had collected the
amount Of note payable 10 Patten Power and placed
the proceeds to the credit OF the firm. The plaintiff
claimed that the defendant had right to do the
partnership had been dissolved and the note in question
had become his individual property on division of the
The Court below decided in favor OF the deen
dant and the decision is sustained.
Bald,pin ads Hsnigan--The suit which this appeal
was made was to recover the amount OF debt contract
ed by man named Mcintyre, and which the defendant
overpa,d the ciaim.-Ju1gment affirmed.
Stoughton u.s. Frederick a. Gay-This was on action
to the amount OF three promssory notes from the
defendant who sets up that agreement had been
tered nio with the plaintiff to cancel the notes in quss
on by delivering quantity OF hardware and note to
balance The hardw had been in part delivered and
The defence are ready fulfil their part OF such agree
ment. Judgment for the plaintiff
and In defence up taht he bankrupt at the time
of SUNG and that the plaintiffs had proved their debt
under the commission, and were consequently debarred
from proceeding against him. commended in reply
that the Bankrupt Court had not discharged the defend
ant. The judgment for the plaintiffs was sustained.
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Court OF Common Pleas.
n E~~x V..l-. l.aI.a

Srrr 25-McK enna VS.. McKeon.-This case of SANDER
was continued from Friday last The defence mainly de-
pended on showing that the plaintiff very srikingy r,sem
oied man who had been prowng abodt the OF the
defendant and hence the error in charging the plaintiff
with the FACT This the court charged should be taken
into consideration by the jury in deciding the of
damages, but not in justification, the plaintiff
titled to verdict, though no malice proven. Never
theess the so charging man with indictsble eence
actonable, and should be guarded against by
dict for damages the amount Of INJURY received by the
person charged though special damage could
be proven. The jury gave the plaintiff verdict for S6s
damages and costs.
Trotter vs. Barker.-The planif has been dealing
largely with the defendant in the purchase Of hides
and skins and in the settlement had overpad his account
nearly $l25. To back this amount this action
brought. Verdict for the plaintiff.
CALENDER TUESDAY, SEPT. 26.-Nos. ia, 35, I22,
Is, 80, 10, l2l, IA, u.s. II.
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COLUMBIA CoLLEGE.-The commence ment of this
institution will be celebrated to-day in the Middle
Dutch Church in Nassau street, and the academic
term begins on Wednesday. The faculty consists
of the following gentlemen =
Nathaniel F. Moore. L L. D., President.
The Rev. John McVickar, D. d. Professor of ntellec-
tua and Moral Philosophy, OF Political Economy and Of
Rhetoric and the Bellies Letres
Charles Anthem, LII. D., JayProfessor of the Greek
and Latin Languages and Literature and Rector OF the
Grammar School.
James Renwick L. D., Professor of Natural and Ex
perimenta Philosophy and Chemistry.
John Lewis Tellkampf J. U. d., GebhardProfessor Of
the German Language and Literature
The Rev. Charles w. Hackley, d. Professor Of Ma
thematics and Astronomy.
The procession will move al half past O'Clock
from the College to the Middle Dutch Church.
The degree of Bachelor of Arts will be conferred
on the following students Of the late senior Glass;
wiz
William McCune, Thomas C. T. Buckley, Geo. Payne
Quackenbos VIM. Cecil Duncan, Jas. w. Gerard, Jr.,
Albert Gallatn, yr John c. Philip, Benjamin n Aymar,
Samuel p Bell, William f. Bunker, John w. Dana Ben
jamin II. Franklin, VIM B. Lawrence Jr., Edward u.
Lewis Henry P. McGown, Robert X Mofet, William X.
Morgan, Charles Reynolds John H. Ross, Matson M.
Smith John B. Stevens John ii. Thompson, Cornelius
Van Worst, Jr
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LATE FROM ST. JAao AND TRINIDAD The AIDE
laide, Baker,at Savannah, in ID days from Trinidad,
to land passengers.
The Adelaide lost her chief mate, Joseph Hat
ten, OF Boston, OF the yellow fever while at ST. ia
co. and was obliged to leave that port for Trinidad,
with only two men able TO do duty.
The schooner Monsoon, Of Boston, sailed from ST.
Jago for Philadelphia and returned again after be-
ing two days at sea, about the 23d August, with all
hands sick except the mate. The Captain was lam
ded very i'll.
Capt Baker, went into 81 ,Jago and landed car
dad the day the Monsoon returned to,that port; of
course he is unable to furnish us with any paricu
lars to the tate OF the crew of this unfortunate
vessel.
The health of Trinidad was excellent, but at St.
Jago the yellow fever was most fatal in Its effects,
and several British vessels laying there unable
TO put to sea for want of hands.
The market for produce Of all kinds at Trinidad
was glutted and shipments were paying nothing
Freighs to the United States very dull, at miserably
low rates.
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The SPIRIT OF THE EPISCOPAL Press, in relation
to the ordination of Mr. Arthur Carey, is very fully
exhibited in a pamphlet just published by the
Messrs. Harpers Its title is "The True Issue Sus-
taned." and it shows that out Of all the periodicals
Of the Protestant Episcopal Church in this country,
but two, "The Churchman," and the "Banner Of
the Cross" uphold the Of the Bishop Of this
Diocess, in admitting Mr. G. to the Daconate.-
The price of the pamphlet is one shilling. Sold at
this Office
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NBLo's GARDEN.-We don't think we could en-
ploy our time for few minutes better than calling
the attention Of the subscribers and the general fire.
quenters to this beautiful place of amusement to the
consequences OF the late fire. Mr. Drew, the gen.
tleman who has SO many years acted as money
taker has been SO severe sufferer by the confa-
grafton that benefit in his behalf would, we think,
claim and have the real sympathy OF all who enjoy
the pleasure of the garden Independent Of his
great loss by the fire, he has large family and at
present mourning the loss of an afiectionate WIFE
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circuit Court,

Before Judge Kent-Aldermen Purdy and Waterman 49,
socistes for the Courtof Oyer and 'rerminer.
MONDAY, Sept 25thThe clerk called over the calen-
der OF persons summoned to serve grand jurors and
twelve answering, the Court discharged them without
swearing them as aury the Court Of Sessions had
eved this Court from much of the business hitherto tried
before it. The Court adjourned without doing any bust
The calendar trials in the Circuit Court will be
continued tomorrow (Tuesday.)
CALENDER sErr. 26th.-Nos. 9, IL H. IL, Ia, H.
u, %, %, -, rs, IS, u, 49, ~, 3d. 81, 81, 80.
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THE TRoTTINs RACE.-The race between the
celebrated horses, Americus, Ripton and Dutch.
man, came off yesterday over the Beacon Course.
Ripton withdrew and paid forfeit, being in unfit
condition. The other two horses started at hall
past o'clock, and the result was as follows:-
Americas, first heat, time SIN 4s-second heat won
by Dutchman in sm. lis The third was decided
to be dead heat in SIN. 26s., and the fourth was
won by Americas, Dutchman having drawn up in
the second mile-no time kept.
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CHArHAm.-To.nIght the bill is composed Of an
olpodrida OF talent. Hill in the Green Mountain
Boy, Miss Rallia in dances, new farce, In which
Mr. Hall, the comedian, appears The Minstrels
songs, dances and musical performances by Miss
Rowell, and all for her benefit. The box book al
ready presents goodlv arrav al names.
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What quandary Webb is in! That sh,

What quandary Webb is in! That shot in
the leg has clearly damaged his understanding The
bank, with S52, 900 cut in prospective, is becom-
ing hopeless The last shadow OF the $4,000 Bank
rupt act is fading in the distance. Morris won't
stand ''corner," nor saltpetre a speculation. We
are really afraid he is about to give up the ghost
He has commenced by foreswearng protection, and
his pure spirit is about to abandon its clay,
Eye oft apostate souls who roam
Enfrsnchised in yon starry dome,
Rejoce A soul Of kindred fire
Ia Nc the wing to oin your Choir.0
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Marine Court.

before Judge nanGhh 4. 800. IN
SEPr. 2b-W Austin vs. g. W. Winfer.-This was an
action for which consisted in the defendant pun
ling down stable in order to prepare the grouha lor
bulding thereon q school house. on l3tn stree. e nv
7th avenue. The case presented no interesting Ponu
Tho jury found for the plaintiff assessing the osmase "
S69.
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A5-John Jones is savage against the English go.
venment for their meddling with those institutions
of the south, and then follows with long preach
ment laudatory of Prince Bob, for meddhng with
Irish repeal. Why has not Prince Albert as good
right to take part with the darkies, provided his
"liege lady'' is willing Prince Bob has to side
with the paddles, having the countenance of the
"old horse?'
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MONDAY, Sept. 25th.-EndeGvoring to Create Rioi-
james arrested and committed in default
BAIL for endeavorng to create riot board the ship
Louisa on her homeward voyage from st. Petersburg
to this clty-also with larceny at sea-
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w. 8. RICHARDSON. Ass"'

90 is YOUR CHILD SICK AND HAVE YOU
not mistaken the eof its dsease7 Such may be the
caseand while you trADg with it byusDg trashy az
tices for its relief may pine away snddie Recoec
that worms kill thousands and the cause never sus
pected The remedy is easy and sure. Watch tho
symptoms WELL and If you suppose that worms are the
cause, remember that Shermans Worm Lozesges are
specific, and have obtained the name OF the celebrated
Worm DESTROYER and may be had genuine at DR.. sher-
mans warehouse 100 Nassau street, and OF ms agents
10 Broadway, 10 Asor House, 2I Hudson street. lss
B,wery II East Broadway and S9 Fulton street, BrooK
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On THE FENcE.-Mr. Van Buren, sat upon the
fence yesterday, during the progress of the plough
ing match. He seemed quite at home, having a
great deal of experience in that position.-Rochest
Democrat
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ma PROFESSOR VELPEAU'S CELEBRATED
p;s for the radical cure OF Gonorrhea Gleet and all
pleasant discharges from the urethra The exraordi
demand for pills since their Introduction into
his country s the best criterion OF their value;
three boxes have been sold during the last year
without single instance OF failure They are to be had
Genuine only at the Office and consulting Of the
College Of Medicine and Pharmacy, % Nassau street,
nrce 81 per box. w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
ny-PHALON's TUBEROsE SHAVING CREAM
This article is offered to gentlemen with full confidence
in lis superior qualities combining beauty with utility
Those who have used Guerlsins Ambrosnl Cream will
find superior in its soening qualities on the beard i'm
partirg smoothness the skin heretofore by
any soap got up for shaving The low pricehree and
Eve shiings the arrenders an articleof economy
well as luxury to selkshaving gentlemen Any person
wishing trial of this plus ultra OF discoveries is in
yted to call al the hair dressing Saloon ala Broadway,
opposte ST. Psul where Is for sale wholesale and re-
tail by EDWD: PHALON, Hair Dresser.
Agents in Boston, Brainard Co, ID Court st.
Phalons Dahlia Cream, for the hair 10 the best arc
for the toilet invented. Sold a. above.
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ANOTHER HORRIBLE afro cITY.-Three gentle
men came into our office last evening, and gave us
the following shocking intellige nce:-
most horrible murder was committed, at West.
field Society, in Middetown, Conn, last Sunday
morning. Mrs. Bacon, wife of E. Bacon, remain
ed at home while the rest of her family, consisting
Of her husband and two children, went to church at
Middletown, distance of three miles When they
returned, they found her lying dead, with seven
stabs on her person. Two men, named Roberts and
Bell, have been arrested on suspicion.
These attrocious murders are becoming rath er
frequent. If they increase much more, society in
this country will soon be on par with that of Eng
land and other countries