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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-11
CITY ITEMS


"Tns GAME OF SPEcuL sTIos" AT Laura KsEsTs
TnyATER.-An amusiDg three act comedy with the
above taking title was performed Monday evesss.
fer the fret time in this city at Laura Keeoes rheaes
TIE piece is Ergli.h, and by no means now thng
even in j. hdon. The construction u such ~ 10 AFFORD
On .cceLuic cOmedsn q fine character 10 disr guish
himself and The remaining character give others d
lie company something noticeable TO do. The dia-
loeUe br ani though rot oyerstained and the play
when well pei rrned cannot fail 10 be highly eatsrAis
ing. Mr. Wheatl.igb, who undertook the lsadisg
character on Monday night, did not make hk usasa
vigorous mark and fell rather short Of the rcqS ness
Of the part The cast Of the piece was done but isdh
eren,ly ard seemsd 10 be rather above the comedy
csp.blitiss ofihe company. 1t ss good play whes
acted by fret rate performers, but il the talent e.
trsced IN the cast be not above mediocrity Il nay
easily become insuft raby dull
FyRIY M.1rER.-The COMMITTEES on Ferries -
| the Board Of Aldermen met a. room No. . CITY Hss
yeteday afternoon for the purpose Of hearing ell pr
les nt.Iested, or wbo have applied 10 the Comma
G ruc for the Union Ferry Company TO continue reg
ulsr ferry accommoe alton between this city asd sns
landings On the Brooklyn sids according 10 We
,ers M cor oiOps Of their respective leases OwfnG
10 TIE non attendance Of parties Interested pro and 90.
tie COMMITTEE adjourned I'll neKt Tuesday. Ths
CT a1msn saA that weeks notice Of the meeting hsA
been gwen ard exp,essed Considerable surPrse tsss
10 ore war present. pasmuch a. he petitions In issss
q conLuir the fa1 ferry accommodates wsre assSs
by over eleven Thousand persona.
P.p,,ps .sp srpPLfEs.-The Committee % 10
,.,. and supties Of the Board Of Aldermen met yes-
ierdsy s mon in The City Hal, but were uasose y
90 sby busiress owing 10 the fad1fe oil SsndAsosoe
The ps,, Of pessrs Interested IN pspe" eefss 's'
Con u tee.
Firsuxs's BaLL.-Tke Annual Bad OF Columbia
Etgine Company, No. II, took place on Mosdsy
evening At Sib,o's. The deseryed popularity of IN
company and the r,pu,stOn Of their previous sa6ss'
,srmerts drew together large and fashionable sssse-
bnge. The han was early crowded, and the e'mesZ
were under the NECESSITY Of discestinung sns 80
kets for want Ct scoommodstion- Among
p,es4r, were a. number Of City officials and aasf -
hles. The vsriOus committees disceHs
IN courteous manner, ard everything o"sso1 ""'
the affair raced II 10 happy and sd's'sc'''y -
| Ter.
w.,arxoross BIRTH DAr.-The Insnos Of Civs
IA RELIGIOUS Liberty, an association ntsnSe4 70 p~-
-.,.,s ,bs liberal and enlightened principles sf WoA-
&c. vll bod their tccoed annual bssguse q -
Astor House on Monday evening. The I'd nst- sessA
| A. Do, slas, ULi.ed States Seaatos fou nsss
accepted an invitation To respond 10 The sss~
merosy Of WasbingsOa. Tie ohcss
| Gov. z. C. Wet, Prssiesosi =. D. C~es'Sv ~
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rSt Sto readsr thcr emeu.s,y tia mia snstv
Va, ssTc suns Ae cann sad others eifier fre0 BSrl
reiius ~ sddieg two fatty sassaoc,s Icce Of vh;.S
TtNa@.Ath &C. 70 Wy eaeedi ard thsy dfx slss h
Wttu authorities essgree, v ho sANi deridsf W.
ard wet IL ne test ttvn 70 Distinguish lcAsu.,.uN
30 i-rsr fro the vrihus blood OF animal ccssS.:I
Tie Coll.yes Of Medicine dcaht would be u,n,., ~
learn Vel, We have it IL "a the alw wonderful - |.
,rsc cope. the all fsiu fnl never falling never mstak0
ra,.roscrsr. Ii ices fungi" OF in6nites'mal paG-
GO fs.flg in a.d filing the stmosp here-supH4a-
ducing choers su5 other epid,micsthat one Of ksss
"urgi" 80 srsll in comparison vith the ultimate q
luton Ct Homeopathic atom wcad sp,csr 10 ~
as'ci shed cY tics huge s'odon. IL s<s murder
e's N ctad Mos eyes-hke the moon hoax Me-
sovIe Of useniyirg powers It things that Do -
't's' W sty other piece than the insst>tien ~
ssk, what Goes the micrSscefe prove rsssrdins ~
b.cod It u usual for ply sessgiss 20 torture frUe2
70 ocutCCnon with and 10 ascertain the dtferes>e q
The Ib icsl forustion and the c,cus othe hlsoi
sgsin.t'he physical 'Orms'ion Of the hum>n blssd.
Why the blood Of msn " the ius ge OF God,- she~a1
be plscsd in julapOsItiOn and comparison stA thx e
be reptile fng. remains for the physicslosissl
lbyso'ocst 70 sIplsn-unltss, indeed, ss rtofesssr
J. Smith OBJ erved. tist man in his embryo state b
in .Nistetce ara cgous 10 The tsdpoe TIE digniasi
al stti Jog ply seal difference OF The human blosd =
srglt sils ttCn not from that Of the noble blestsa
SO baby JSrvous strung animal the hon. o. IRE IN the
igt ohe, pbesm-iic pig, or the proud, foil btoodsd
rooe,eS or the rinc ape, or the blowing whale-6ea
n,ne Of hest-t Is toe reptile frogs blood that 70
chofeu-tle distinguished Ard distinguishing dfersscs
Which is thar his g)bules OF the human blsod 80
shd 10 present. the phicsl appearance cf rings like
rcuId u rings like tatiepod Os, all sosts OF rigs q
mud o. The globules OF ths hoss blood presses
Itysicaly larger oval rings q, hatiened oval raxs.
snd all Of oval rius,. The wonde full depenSea0s
upon the results e mcrsc'pc research from eminent
chemists experiments who are used 40 authorities -
Iesitnce may Illustrate whst truth there map be N
phics, pbic, evidence. The size OF human gsbslsa.
foird hy these Smir ent mep was IS fslows:
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Eft"ss"
Tie sshes OF ssiisa, Jil1sse, Mood Of the s9 "a
k.m1a blcod, IN one hundred pas, give see 80
6vuros. . cssay . the abo~s. Of TIER c9esAoss'
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tore chAr.e Transferred 70 the ledger from hi. day
toek-s trsi sfsr BY ire Doctor az clsge org ..
ais maze BY sno.ter; ~e csn1ci tel.
J9rcr-Tte osy box bs- M charge a, al; s las
~ DO We nj s;sd L ~i.h rP SARA
Judge Csyrru-Wsl we oGly want 10 get AZ fsc,S
We Do q. care sbst ttey are.
sor e fu,fter uvsI.sbon took plSce N a lor toaa
witch seen &C 20 relate 10 tie same subject
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Q DH yoa hsn Ire lady talk Cd ...ir.' A. Yes
SB tearo Der tp~sk = fss wcrds-
q Whist DO you think OF the vcios, A. dii Ut
ale PsTeulaT to'iee Of the voice. it is jast sSo II
what wa IL TIE store
Q. Are ve,e sssfrsI establishments above you OF
BtoadSsy wtere they cell cans. unveils, Sc. A.
Ittfe are fe"' ut great may ta,t knoEoE
u ts there one yol know conscsr,be Of QUE
mp f1ter, reRTy OPP, si,e the s.. Nichols Fl ~
A. Yes Sir down 10 ih4 basement believe; nev sr
IVES IN IT, but ! tave beard OF IT,.
Mr.. Sedg ok the sis,snt Di.'Ti, Attorney. he's
held private conversation with the Cjrore; sni te
Cepr0n, in Sklcb the ju'o-s soon joined.
Juose Cspon-She says she did net pay r1ci s..
tpiicn N the uan; he Wa not const sn,ly via the
lady. That is So 10 it notl Wi'ness-Yes, Sic.
Judge Cspion in lo- tonei-Are You wiling 70
GO Gown to tie Tconhs aud look at gen,le "a there
WitDes- consepts. You will % down ia , carriage,
but first will ak Won few more questions.
q When this lady tired the cane what was her n Al
ntr a. 10 resolution and fumress A Well, Sir, i
was nothing unusual sh4 did rot think l. would s1it.
Q. How did she try it wso: to find Whether her
manner fdicsttd energy or hrmness. A. she took
tod Of tie sword caoe and tried il The table, ani
ssid she TO tie gentleman, Il do not think it woili
suit"
Q How many times did she try it A. Onoe, or
ptrbsps twice.
q; How long WAS it A. AbOa' 50 long holding
her hsnfs spsr
Coroner-Abou; tro feet
Q. Wa i, thin aid wide or ne,riy sqsase' A. Thin
snd wide.
Q. Did it bend easily A. Yes, SIR.
O. Did ste mention about how long al instrument
are wanted A. No, Sir, che did not.
O. Merely remarked thai il was too long A. She
ssid she did not think it would cult; she wanted it
tb' rter, sbe ssid
CcroDer-Ofiicer, will you order a carriage, ard 20
Gown with tie lady to tie TJmbs, and point out EcIe
TO bai
Q. Did she ssyany thing sbont is being stronger
and sharper A She sad she wanted il sharper.
Judge Capron told the gentleman who came with
the witness one ef the proprieo's Of the sor- to Il
she ud 60 with him aud return nmei .tsly that she
might state her impressions He inquired o. tbs geo.
ttmsn be saw tie strange couple but be said ne did
net; and tie young lady 'sd ste was the only 1e WOO
spoke 10 then. The Corcpe, esled his 500, aad ci-
reced bin 10 allow no other parties TO 90 in thu car
riaee. Tie witness then went down 10 carriage
Dr. J. b. Marin bere ioformed Judge { ioro1 pr
vs'ey that be was informed by friead tia: gaGta.
man and lady Of his seq Iansnce went Fdiay int
ire store OF Clyde Black 10 buy asword cane; that
they we're going 10 pare th.t evening, aud the lady
waited be should hsve Q weapon, on account of the
stories about gauOtipg; tba, thsy examined several
canes described b. the witness but could ind mona
10 suit them; that the person in attendance suSge'tsd
that they could have made, and that tn lady re-
pied hat would Lot d. for they wanted 1t that night
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RtPAiRs AsD srPFLHs.-The COMMITTEES % 10
ra. and Supplies Of the Board Of Aldermen met yes-
terdsv aft. rpoe in The City Hal, but were aasbe V
60 sby busress owing to the failure Of atsndAsos %
Tie psl, Of pe,>r' Interested in pspe" bef'ss Tue
CCn n ice.
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hRRIVALS At THE HOTELS

iELhhDo' HOTEL &C III Graham 81 pr,
ene!o, Holland, Mr.. Hopkins. n Yort. Wm
ysSiahu, mo 6rahain, X Baldwin: Pa. n n
W hlthSy, La; w ID Smith, W Foo, ". n,
:, aIss, L ~; Major Chase, La; p stevens NJ.
neI2ef; T., T. Herger, Md; X II Cunningbs,n
T.. I" " knnk and lady NJ: T. Snoyy Nj
NOS "a COfn'T lie Camp n STATE. -,
= Robinson, Miss "A Robinson Mis- N pa,yi
BON, Pa; w VI Abbot, NYo X; r ~ Woot hooIn-
Wis; Woodward, Nh ca Within ~ ~a at
Mass u Simpson. Ohio; X Castansdn ~ We'
lasco, MadriZal, Havana We
BROWNS HOTEL. C Baxter u,,,, :.
A Shand, Val n Hopkins, do: w Star ~ c r.
l. Drill, Ny; A Moore, Va; NV G,-,i,so ua
N.Y. FaliOws do; II ADsley and faniIv \ !.
MOncure, Va; C. A Barienne do p 80 10
Md A A Matthews, Va VRambant. IL. p,
A Randall and family, Ga; Al d Joner do. n
Hin and friend, Va; u Mitchell, Iowa; ri Parry,
hurst, Va; L Weightman and lady NY: @ "a
oarsr. Md; H.rvey, Eng; w IL Beali. Nd; r NJ
Battios, do; A Neatly, do; n N En,lin. do.
JouqGln Plana, Havana; John p Pace Va. A ri
seward, NY Thatcher, do; r Dun AN. Nv
kiRhwOOD HOUSE, Winston. Va. w
,'.lG DO "'S, Nd; E,chLach, do; L. A Escb.
oach' 90, Jacobs, La; A Huston; NJ Fried.
nin, IN Lowe. Del A A Harris. NV. I
is. az ~ IT. and isdy MT, Foley, Nd Lam.
wruah, "a W Bryce Va; Nj fletcbeT a.. 7
feAihefston, do, q Tsn>h NY w.
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PROPOSALS FOR RATIONs FOR 1883.
QUARrERNAsTER's OFrIcE MARINE Cosps,l

QUARrERNAsTER's OFFICE MARINE CoRPs1
WARRINGTON. October 10. 1857. (
epafate Sealed Proposals will be received at this
99ncs until Tuesday, the 10Th of November next at
e.ock p m Tor furnishing rations to the United
The ,h,,lne coTps, at the following stations for
6haIestown, Massachusetts;
pportSSnouth, New Hampshire;
BBLopkyn Long Island. New York;
nllfueiphf, pennsy lvsna;
H1sPor, near Norfolk, Virginia;
Warrington, Florida and
"ashlnxton, Distinct Of Columbia
Zach ration To consist of one non mi and . ,,.r,o.
OF fresh beef, or three quarters OF nonnd ~ ,nas
pork eighteen ounces of bread, mads az ha.t sn
perhne Hour. or best superhne flour AT tho ont,o r
the government; aud At the rate of sIx nnnnGs of
good coffee. twelve pounds Of hest New OrIesns
sugar, eight quarts OF best white beans fur ans r.
of vinegar, two quarts of salt, four pounds of 800
hard brown soap, and one and q half pound Of sooJ
bard dipped tallOw candles TO one hundred ratinSs
The beef required shall be delivered on the ord ar
Of the commanding officer of each station. either in
bulk or by hs single ration, md shall of the
best and most choice pieces ofth ears,ss the pork
To be No PRIME mess pork and the groceries to be
OF The best quality Of kinds named. All subject to
inspection. n
No bid will be entertained unless accompanied By
the names 81 two sureties known to this Office or
ce5tihoa To by some official person. To be endorsed
rr3posais for Nations for 1885" nd addressed to
E shs 9nTrr;erm'stsr ofths Marine Corps; Washing
ph. ". u. d. J.sCTHERLAND,
20 :" col Novlo Quartermaster.
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.OUsEKEEPERs, ATTENTION!

have inst received = fresh supply IF new and i'm
They are cast best Pennsy lvania mslsh,e iron
and made very heavy and strong 10 sta nd hnrd
G. WOODWARD'S fr. %.
ug metropolitan Stove and Crate Worker. Ba
,.o.- RI av, between 10th 4 18th sts,
Nos. S8 X S22.
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TIE PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COM

One Of the Steamships Of this Company, oarryins
the me- states Mails for Acapulco, enx
SS .n.m, o 1,F and OREGON, IeavesaiER
val oi the United States Mail = = Compsny's steam
ers, winch leave New OrlesRs and New York reeu
4ry on 5th and Sth of each month with the ma Isl
ana passengers connecting PANAMA RAIL
These steamships have been inspected and an
proved by the Navy Department, and guaranty srssd
The Panama Railroad t47 miles long is now com
pieted from ocean To ocean. and Is crossed in Tor
nouTs The baggage of passengers is check ed in New
ION thIousb TO san rancsco, and passengers are
embarked a. Panama by steamer al the company,s
expense. The money paid in New York covers al
expenses of the trip.
G. Reserve steamers are kept in port in Panama and
San ralclsco TO prevent detention IN case OF acc
dent. so that the route is entirely rsItabIe-no 6i
ure having occurred in eig lat years ~ '
Passengers leave Panama the same dav thai .,
rive at Aspinwal. ~ ''e' -
Conductors go through by each steamer and take
tors. 'e' Pio'eo-
For through tickets at the lowest rates ami, a,
the agency, In West street, New York. to ''"
i. w. RAYMOND.-ort 10
ARMSTRONG, HARRIS a CO.
jy74-tf CT. BARTLETT. Boston "
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THOMAS a. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.

NOTICE TO PRESUMPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled 10 the right of prescription
70 any OF the lands within the townships and part
OF townships above enumerated ia reauIr, To es-
tabish the same to the satsa ON of the reg or
ana receiver of the proper land office, and make
PnyWent theTSt0T as soon as practicable AFTER
seeing THIS notice and before the day appointed for
the commencement OF the public sale OF the lands
will be forfeited. :. '|.7' = - N-"
THOs. A. HENDRICKS.
Commissioner OF the General Land Once
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MY STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES beins
IN ~ ABOUT the largest in this city At this 1A1
rise y leather, can be sold at about IS to al IN
POI cent less than goods purchased Ct this Y
teH Iron Hall. Pa. ave. bet. eth and fRth as.
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NEW AND IMPORTANT SCHEDULE.
FOR ALL PARTS oFTHE WEST
AEa s.:s;zs.lE a.


BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Ing connecting lines at the West REQ an en-
IRE revision OF the running Arrangements of road
IS DR "a hDS 'i TRkiSss p a B. !T rune
FNT5s Observation-Disclosures Oh MOB fis5sgf TRkrN.,.r,.
from camden station Baltimore, at A. M, lex oeps
fs4sna at ssIs' # way stations and arrives at Cum
secS9pd.Ihe MAIL TRAIN starts SUNDAY e1
A. NJ connecting at Benwood with Central Ohio
trans for coumbus. CINCINNATI. Indianapolis, Lou
Clsyesnd Road. and also at PsIkersbGrs with Ma
r TThP,,dp FL e. ST LOUIS and cINGINNATI
from Beaire to CINCINNATI, (,rifhoHt eSasss Of
S Cas- a. Cpdsessl and Ieschins there ,n but Is
at Graflo1 with cars y PsrkeisbuTs and Msrieiis
connect at Xenla for Indiana polls, Chicago and 81
louis, and at Cincinnati with the Great OHIO ana
Louis through TO St Ions in less than q hours rom
BsItImore BY this tram INC time TO az The central
the distance Is from % 10 100 miles shorter tiss Nv
the shortest Of other routes. From the West these
riylng az Baltimore at S.SO A. NJ
IL Baggage checked through TO all points.
Camden station and at WashnSton. d. C. iA''' -
Passengers from Baltimore or Washington may
n
ing trains, and lying over at Cumberland or Oak
AND, and resunlng next morning by Wheeling Ae-
e3nmodatIon tram. leaving Cumberland at enS
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
ne Cumberland Accommodation Train 20 A NJ,
Will stop at ali stations east OF cumberland and tht
W heeling Accommodation at all Stations besoDd
cumberland going West. EaStwaTdly, the Mai
Iraln caves W heelIng al sSo A. NJ, and Accnmrno-
dalon leaves Cumberland at 9, reaching Baltimore
ON THE NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA
BRANCH. between Grafton and Parkerslurt, way
passengers will take the Express westwardly and
the Mail eastvardiy.
The FREDERICK TRAIN starts at 4P. NJ,
stopping at way stations. Leaves frederick at s.l5
A, NJ, srrivlns AZ BALTIMORE u noon.
The EbLISDTTS MILL TR AIN leaves at s1S
a. n, ana Sd I. NJ. Leaves Ellco;t's Mills att
n. NJ ana A. NJ, except Sunday.
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
Leave Baltimore for Washington at as and sI5
a; u; :. Ssnd5.l5 =. NJ. On Sundays at AIS A. NJ.
Leave Washington for Baltimore AZ ands.s
NJ. and sand 80 r. III. On Sundays n IA. NJ, and
The first and fourth trains from Baltimore. and the
second and fourth trains from Washington, will he
express mail trains stopping only at WASHINGTON
Junction and Annapolis Junction
The Sl5 and SIS trains from Baltimore and the q So
anu : ~ Trains from Washington connect with tho
or tickets, information, fare, &c., apply to j. T.
6ENOLAND, Agent, az the Ticket efIcs, Camden
Staion, WIN. 9. WOODSIDE
~ lS-tf Master of DEMONSTRATIONS RsIfiuore
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PROPOSED DA TEs OFsAr,INo

For freight or passage, apply TO
NJ WAkD X. COLLINS, No. IS, Wall street.
BR0WS, SHELLEY CO., Liverpool.
Fuars, London. w" 80 Arstin
r. 6. WAINWRIGHT CO, Paris.
r. he owners OF these ships Will not be acooun,.hl.
Tor gold, silver, bullion, specie, jswelry nraonas
Stones or metals, unless bills of adIng arc sirnsi
therefor and the value thereof expressed therein.
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PROPOSALS FOR sUPPLIEs.

QuAnIERN*s S OFFICE Marine Cosrs,2
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office un
1851 for supplying the Marine Corps with the foo%
ing articles during the fiscal ending 3Oth June
sn to 800 uniform caps. complete.
$50 to 1900 marine PonpoOns. ...
10 Q to 2.roo patent feather stocks.
so TO 800 prIvates' uniform coats, complete, OF
navy blue cloth, indigo dye-tO be
% 10 100 sergeants uniform coats, (same "a
soto 100 mgsicisns coats. scarlet cloth, ooohineal
dye-to be chemically tested.
100 to 200 pairs non commissioned officers epau
soo,o aoo ., l I7s o.; .. c.,,,s .,,,,,
30 to 5O.red vOrsted sashes.
300 To 2.0eo pairs linen overalls.
4" To 2.v9 linen SHIRTS.
$50 to $3.50 pairs brogans. Nos. 5tol II.
so To 400 marine blankets, (gray.)
500 tn $40 knapsscks.
$50 to 300 PAIRS woollen socks.
cN to 300 marine fatigue caps the cloth to be navy
SO 20 800 fatigue frocks.
,oso to 500 flannel SHIRTS
So to @oos w0sse sveral' blue aer''y.
go TO so wat CHI or great coats do.
80 to |. roo pairs Canton flannel drawers
ID 10 o. musicIans jackets scarlet cloth, eochi-
neal dye-to he chemically tested.
! . gro to 2ooo yards Ga sky blue kersey
i,O 10 2,To yards navy blue CLOTH to be chemically
so yards scarlet cloth, coohneal dye, to be chemi
Samples ofthe above articles may be seen on appIi-
cation az this office, ut the Office of the assistant
adelp hia. "
IL IS to be understood that the accepted bidder is
TO take Al material used for manufacturing coats,
oVeras, &c, on hand at the time OF entering int O
contract, AZ the contract prices thereof.
BIDS Wal lie received for the whole or in parts for
theaItices required ana it must be ex pcity under
stood that critical inspection will be given all art
ces furnished to ht aud quality and that articles
which do not come up to- the sample will be rejected
and thrown upon the hands Of the contractor
Inc quarternaster reserves to himse the right TO
increase or diminish the quantity named above as
the exgencies or interests Of the service may de-
mand.
Proposals to be addressed to the Quartermaster
OF the Marine Corps" Washington, %. c., and en-
dorsed " Proposals for Supplies"
90 u cot 3th Nov
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BANKING HOUSE OF ,tu,,n. pporur,

without charge. Praits on the northern seahSard
sa,d Cities furnished to dspositors without charge.
INTEREST ON DEPOsITs.-Interest will be Above
,DEfosiTs y VlEsISI% AND pNcUssEsT MONEY.
Deposits N VIrglnla and other Cncurrent Money re-
DIsc0uNrs.-Notes, Drafts, and Bills OF FIX change
and Securities, at the market rate.
LEIfaRs OF CaEDIT,i.ettess Of Credit will Be
United States, on Deposit of Money or coatera ais
and interest allowed if Money is deposited, and
CHARGED If Conateras, on such terms be agreed
TRAVELLING BILLS OF ExcHANsE.-Tavelsrs will
red H'n IN d bs n saSh sums as may BE- de-
MP kGPTkRs III CE fg,I on ESsLsND IRE
Of Credit on England iresnd and EnFep snf
at R sns rate for Efshanse in sums 70 suit
ties paving from TO r. Dr. een %s. s f sssuT =,
bought in the different Cities at a COMMISSION of i
pr: cent. Where stocks are bought upon orders, We
the cost. Bonds or Stocks Will be ordered by tee-
RAILROAD, CRY, AND STATE BoNns.-Rai+o.d,
City, and State Bonds be placed in our hands fos
neg3latIon, either N this country or Europe Rail
market rates All Warrants sold By us are ssa,a.
Land MIGRANTS located on commission.
Land Warrant quotations regularly furnished il re-
Warrants will be forwarded to Western Houses on
parties.
REAL ESTATE AND INsURArCEs Real Estate
bought and sold, and insurances effected
CLAIMS ON UNITED STATES, Court OF CLAIMS,
CONGREss.-ClaIms on the United States hefore the
Court OF Cams or Congress, ntrusted TO usvil be
prosecuted by prompt and able attorneys.
CHUBB BROTHERS,
Jan n Opposite the Treasury.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITES.
MONEY LOAN on STOCK SECURITIES
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IN their construction, as also their engines TO in
sure strength and speed, and their aocOmTs
fort. ~ ono oopi-
Price OF passage from New York TO Livsr,ooI m
hrst csinn, SlSO IN second do, 975; EXCLUSIVES ~
extra size state rooms, S325. From Liverpooi 10
New ork, 81 and ~ gulneas. An experionoed Sur
ATTACHED 10 each ship. no berths can he
until paid for. The ships of this Inc have improys1
water tight bulk heads '"p'0'oe