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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-05

The Marine Bank of this city has declared q SEMI
annual dividend Of cert, payable on the Ioth
inst
The Oriental Bark. a semi. annual dividend OF 81
cent payable on the 10th inst.
TIE Irving Fire Insurance. Company, a dividend OF
7 y cent, payable Cd demand. o
Tue City Fire Insurance Company, dividend OF $io
y share, payable On the 10th int,
The Bonk Of the State of Indiana has declared
dv1enc, for the first ak mouths OF its operauons'
about "A Y cent Cd its capital stock.
The Clearing House IL to be removed to the upper
story Of the new bark bulldog on the corner OF wall
and William streets, where it quarters will be mucn
more spacious and convenient than those at present
occupied
The Boston and Maine Railroad, On Saturday, paid
over to the State of Massachusetts $1,000 the
amount due the loan OF the credit OF the ota'c d.
the time that road was built.
The Osweyo papers mention the failure OF w. L.
Hamilton one of the most extensive booksellers OF
Syracuse The liabilities st .ted at aboat s9O Ooo.
A statement iust Issued by the Norwich and Wor'
ces,er Road, gives the AM exed particulars:
The receipts Of the Norwich Worcester Railroad Company
for the yen ending May 81, 1857 amounted s %
,.,.. .sis6oa IS
The ccmpsn; owed then sl.t Nav sss5 sow'
Loan Of the sst to d 1p, s 90
Secured by mortgage Of the road Which Indebted
ness orisin ally mounted 70 400 no. has been re-
s o By t@s ipps ssa: Of .,
RECENTLY sold and which has been applied 70 the
sinLins fund and the interest on II compounded
sem. apnuslly at the Of 9 " centum. will AZ
maturity OF the Bonds, amount IN SIS 80 H.
which added to the principal 'mounts TO e65,lp IL
The sinking fund 10 10 be increased by The yearly
payment q $1,000 by th. Company until the
whole il exiingnshed
Bonds due AZ Au to.s S uo '.. $500 90
bcDds gu. sy ynly l%v ,oaa 1900 90
FIFTY Thousand dollars Of y cent Bonds Of the
Con neuy secured by mortgage the road
loaned 10 the Norwich and New London Steam
boat Company, $500 due december iSs 5000 90
n,;a.na sc,,n n 6 % crnt Jny Iss5 ,'... 527s7 50
Dividend Scrip y cent, July, 1885 4RzD
hUs ics s.'ueu ', .oe.e. Pr. ] 1880 90
Losns secured BY mortgage extension $1,000 %
wv Wdrcsster Railroad s,ocI ........... 5000 90
Bills payable secured by mortgage ........ 1900 10
SIS ...............!.. ............ 1908 10
10 Nav l. 1876 II 800 50 Of which since padj 1854 81
indvidusls.. $50 79
Tota,,,. ..... .....................t9359 IS
The following ssets be deducted from the indebtedness
49,.
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BY Telegruph.

The water has pumped of the ship Gospo and shs
wa, Yesterday taken the Government dry dock Norfolk
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The aggregate quantity of the same articles lett al
tide.wster from the commencement OF navigation to
the 3st July inclusive during the years 1856 and 1897
lie az follows
flour Dbl. Wheat be- Com, bu Barley b.;
1sB.........4l69 6S z5I9eol ZosLIn idsnoS
.2lo,z3l l,fdS'oo< 10000 i-r~N
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United States Mail.
FLORIDA. @

PosT OrricE DEPARTMENT.,
@ March 5, 1857.
PROPOSALS for carrying the mails
june 1877, TO 3Oh June, 1885, following
State of Forda and the time specified
be received al the Contract Office Of this s.
Of the Goth April next, 10 be decided The
6si2 From Bambrgc Ca, by ChaahoocIee Fa ochccsce,
Aspaaga, lo Cane, Ridlcysvile, Rickoe's DulT
aud Fort G8dsdcn, 10 Apaachcola 2O6 miles hnck
three times week from the 18th Of October
June Of each year, and twice the residue,
class steamboats, with the privilege o using two. .hor rsc
coaches from Ranbrdgp when The river
stco low for navigation.
From lMh October 10 i5,h Jane.
Leave Banbridge Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
Arrive at Apalachieoa next "Wednesday Friday by
and Monday by III am;
Leave Apalachic ala Sunday Tuesday and Thursday
Arrive At Banbridge next days by Sam.
From l5ih Jane 10 ljh October.
Leave cambridge Tuesday at m, and Saturday
Arrve al Apalaehicola Wednesday by M, and Sun
day by 3pm;
Leave apaachcola Monday at 10 M and Wednesday a,
pm; . 4 Fl
Arrive at Bainbdse Tuesday by m, Thursday
.E by l0pm.
For form Of proposal guaraneo, Certificate also for insruc
ons and feqnemants, pamphlet Advertisements
pgnia, Florida, &c. dated January 2 1885, February
Propo ais sond be supecrbed 6Sa
da and by maio The "Secon General
Contract 0nce.'
JAMES CAMPBELL
mar B--law4w Postmaster General.
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CITY OF WAsHINGToN TUESDAY MORNING. APRIL "A, 1871
washington Aquedust.

.
OyrICK WARRINGTON AeurDuor,
washington, March 5, l65..
arc Invited for materials and work for tho washing
Proposals up May will be opened at noon Of that
day = n
Maps pohes specifications the aud work
M w DO ready for examination al this office and after the 2Oh
The work be will masonry of bridges
gaaunton, exeavacn ebankment pipes
WIN me fesevns i9ncb man gate houses bricks,
sand, rubbe, and cut soBe &c
For the partcus works and materials reference made the
specific rtons and plans.
United stas there be delay commencing
hsre bu for such unavoidable delays allowance will he
made In The time OF completion.
Portions Of works be completed
present appropriation but all for unfinished work will
be subject 70 future appropriations by Congress The engineer
serves the right 10 prescribe the amount OF work and
psogeas under appropriation
OF the appropriation mol hodigg sufficiently, decide
what works shall be stopped uul unds beeoao available.
funds, the win paid IT, Judgment
the eEgnee the wofk has been properly eXsced 30 far has
gone.
Payments specie upon United States
the monthly estimates OF the engineer eseryns 10
cent; and IL will be coadon of all the
shall be paid their full monthly and in specie
All bids shUud he seaed and eEdnrshd rI0osns
materials on tho Washington AqaedueLn
The United Sa!og right all the bids
SHOULD ey NOT De dcened s 10 make such arrange
be conadcrcd conducive progress the
work.
Every by guara,ee signed by
responsible persons
take that the bidder bidders w II his bid accepted
obligation, within good sufficient
securities for the completion undertaken said
judge United States district officer OF
the individual the Engineer
Of War that s able to make good their
guarantee.
Bids win be opened in presence bddss any them
choose TO he present.
M. C. MEI0s,
Cani. OF EnaD near In chatoe.
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IMrORTAn,r TO COTTON PLANTERS,
iyy which their Incomes must be doubled

ClE undersigned invented and obtained letters from the
for and combination Of machine
by
gin through the various preparation and spinning machine
~, until il is ready for shipment or weaving a.s.
by this Will be a. least cent
yarns from fibre unbr0ken aud nnured by the
machinery used and dis
entange will be fifty cont stronger and heavier
sl the world, dsancng al competition
advanced Vrices. 'ts. t
undersigned prepared dispose o privileges TO bis
patent planters will informed with complete
obtain The best machinery, al
necessary particulars, application addressed 20
Dec 6--2awiyf GEORGE e. HENRY, Mobiles
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D. Ireraois Hoss, PensYsania avspae Lepecn l7h ana
18Th streets, Washington, d. @.
THE PROPRIETOR begs nfonn his friends and the public
this recently esahi-hed the most modfrr
improved princple with saloon private dining oin and ur
the has engaged competent and pro
French cook recently arrived from Paris. where he has
eStsnive reputation FIRST rate artist nj his business
proprietor himself has distinguished repu'aton bol
the best and cater
himself that fail TO give satisfaction
those may favor him with their patronage
well supplied with tile choiees
Of qn1 md other decncies Of the season o
a. -, ha
Europe large stock cham
pagne csnac with general assortment OF the finest
ianeurs which offer lower thar
other house in The city, per box basket single bottle
dpuer supper shed and attended TO the
any OF the Ice cream jelly plumber
aud all description OF confectionery business.
an 7--eo BIN
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no OUR sUBsoRiBERs.

Inc naue Of no rersun viii be upon books
'le pay HSh' ofthe subscription be made In
osaui subscribers may IA money by letter. and an risk
wlll be assumed by ourselves ia transmission.
The Q UHTRf "a ~ t-P b ~ vt.xy s,riae he 4t
sions Cong SIS, and semiwseSy daring The recess
Subscriptions for period lees year will be received a.
terms propoltioaed 10 the above annual rates.
PosrMAsTERs authorized 10 act As cur asent, and
by sending DAILY subscribers with $40 snelssed or
sENlwEEELY subscribers, with ss5 enclosed win be en-,
titled copy gratis.
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The business this company will compare averaby win tho
successful Of similar institutions IN United States
From the lst day August 1885, months up % the lst
day November 1885,
ed to the hundred hundred and
eighty hve dollars and eight
aud Of hundred thousand one
hundred and twenty eight dollars and sixty cents.
With these evidences good management drpc
feel justified In soliciting share public patronage believing
thai the offered that win be adj
jused according than legal technlcaites
The prepared policies against damage
by lre .#EIti -stsa =
DWELLINGS, FURNHPURF, MILLS. MANUFAC-
TORIES, WAREHOUSES,
Ali descriptions Of BUILDINGS contents or all kinds of
MERCHANDISE l., transported by
VESSELS, STEAMBOATS,, CANAL. BOATS, RAILROADS,
and the usual conyeyances from aay potion Of
EUROPE end AMERICA,
and the huis of STEAMBOATS, navigating the we.eI IN
waters.
The rates s premium win be eompape and in
liking Them
will be taken Into consideration.
All losses speedily adjusted and promptly paid.
Office
street, Washington city, d. q.
JAMES NJ. WEST,
.... .... Assistant Secretary. ...
I~uralee may also be effected at the Home Office,
NoTlsWest Walnat and Second Streets Phadeipha.
And in other principal cities Of the United by
officers Of the company tf@
June l3-dly
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The College OF st. james, Maryland.

E second of annual session February
60 Full preparatory commercial and collegiate OF
studenis whatever class examination
shows Them 10 be qualified 10 enter and The college charges
date arrangements nude
aordng every facility Notwithstanding Kemp Hall by
January College for the entire annual
eing all ordinary expenses $3.50
Application for fuller informal for the admission OF
students to be made the rector College Of b. James r o. Ma
ryand
l4-2awIwift \ .a.e.f
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EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL Session.

EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL SESSION
IT Of study embraces usual English branches
and languages, mathematics
advantages 2t#
Spacious buildings purpose
full corps Of well qualified and experienced teachers
3. A collegiate study
T. A full set Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, chemical, and
noa,ica.
Fun OF Iua ed lectures philosophy,
chemistry and astronomy.
special advantages young qualify themselves
sudy and practical operations the field surveyors
cine
a. Comfortable boarding arrangements; tut students
pac The
8. Reading constantly supplied with papers, &c.
D. location hal m attractive, accessible from all irec
lions by railroads.
10 prevailing Christian and in all its instruction and
discipline.
Board tuition, $50. Students any
time and charged from the date OF THAR Send aud
a catalogue
March 7--2awBw X. l.. BROCKETT, Principal.
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washington Insurance Company.

Subscriptions 10 Capital Stoek Authorized.
accordance PRO The ID section
incoporn company in the city Of Washington
approyea February isn sabscers, beiHg the
the of said do hereby authorize sbscria
opened Tor the capital stock of said company n The Sta
onery Store of Wm Bayy Pennyyana avenue between
l2 Monday, the 9Th Of March next between
tlie hours Of IL and O'Clock " M. & a.&
the ad % section follows and must be
srictly complied with;
a aad Je further snaefri That HE named IN the fore
going hereby authorized TO
Description the Washington cssa stock
dollars IN shares dsilaTs EACH
person subscribing shall 10 the above
crbed aud that the
said dollars shall be secured by negotiable
md endorsed satisfaction OF said
majority thereof be demanded at such
portions president and directors bercaf
shall Judge advi able giving x weeks notice in three
OF the gazeties prB ed in iho District of Columba"
siLAS II. flt.L,
j. q MCGUIRE,
BENJAMIN BEALL
SAMUEL BACON,
JOSEPH BRYAN,
AUGUSTUS T.. FERRY,
q. MILLER,
Ha WM. n. DOVE
WALTER LEMON,
NJ w GAIT,
WALTER HARPER
W. WALL
WM. +. BAYLY.
WAsHiseroa, February %, 1851
Feb 25-3tawlAlar9&d
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NOR Lie or rent that very desirable lot ground
Third and Indiana avenue, containing
about 0u0 square feet, more or lcss III
Also, vey large double house ~ by 45 feet three story with
basen.ut aad cellar, modern hot
and cold wnier furnace SC stable,
carriage house. aud This property would suit foreign
member Of The cabinet gentleman dcsirous OF
obtaining fine house. . -. - ~.
siree G. Fant tho banking house OF swseny iton
bouse. .Fa.t x Co. Fob 0--eo2w
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Il. l.. FAINT, Jr., IL CO.,
Land Agents and Dealers in Exchnng

Land Agents and Dealers I'm Exchange,
LEcoMPToN, KANSAS.
AND WARRANTS located and sold on commission. Land
IL rants sold TO -empi0rs on time
Locations mnde tjoni account.n
The active partner OF the rm engaged
Kansas and will be able locations
Business sent through Sweeney, Renhouse Fani Co will
be forwarded TO ~.
REFERENCES.
Sweeney, Ritenhouse, FAINT, Co., Bankers, Washington,
ID @. ~ =
Il. w CLARK, Dodge, 81 Cr. Bankers, New York.
Drerel x Co, Bankers, Philadelphia.
Josinh Lee Il Co, Bankers Bamore.
Fowie, Snowaen, 4 Co., Bankers, Alexandra, Va
r. II Maury Co., Richmond va.
II b, Merrell 4 Co, DO New Orleans.
John J. Anderson Co., do ST LnnIs, Mo.
March l6--wl &deblIn
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+ OsT LAND wARRANr.-The undersigned gives notice
that e viii apply the Commissioner of Pensions for dup
lrn OF Thomas Richardson
dated day Of DecVmber 1885, for 49, which
the ansmssion by mail from cenwood Iowa directed
Thomas r. Suffer- Washington, y. e. mailed l7h December,
l6SG THOMAS X, SUFFER-,
, Mar a5-laM0M.
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Bohn,s Handbook of yyashington,

s should be ihe hands Of every sojoung in
the city; being complete guide with panoramic of the
ciiy public buildings, and staiuafy.
new map Washington with all the improvements sc
Capitol the book bookstores
Peb A. -eodlmt
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Commissioner orthe General Land once.
NOTICE TO pREEMPpIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every entitled the right of empton OF
lands with the townships and Of townships above
required TO establish the the satisfaction OF
register and receiver OF the land office, and nke
therefor practicable after seeing thsnoe and before
Tor the public sale
embracing the tract claimed Otherwise such claim wh be for
(eited. !,
THos A. HENDRICKS n
Commissioner OF the General Land Ofice
Feb Is-iawl3w flint. s. Star1
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Arny,s Confectionery,

No. "a Bridge street, Gsorgetown, ID. G,
NyERE kinds furnished, with the
ice creams cakes conct, Ac the shortest
msdcras Medal awarded a tie last
exhibition Of Metropolitan Mechanics Institute,
Eeb3-au
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no ALL PERSONS coNCERSEp =

no ALL PERSONS CONCERNED Notice is hen eby
that acr publication this appea-
win be made 10 the
duplicate warrant, No s3s, acres
Wright; No 3iit9 Tor l20 OF
and No 70s for 60 acres in the Of Jesse Four issued
der act OF March 3D. 1885, the having
against their location The General Land Office.
Feb l7--lawBw JOHNSON z. WELLBORN.
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n tIcheH
Certificate package 90 whocs.
Sharrs in proportion. " THs
An orders for ickes in the above will with prompt
on and drawings will be forwarded all who order
Address. .aas,
L. II. HUBBARD X CO.,
Mar 27-3tawld Baltimore, Md.
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RESTAURANT.

lvAsHisoToa, February %, 1857.
Feb 25--3iawlMlr9&d
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r.'. s'o-hnlves slo-quurters s5-eisbths 80 50.
"'"acaes Of packages OF 25 whole tickets s27o 90
40 40 do % half do rs 90
D Do do e5 quarter do 67 50
Sra,. 'V do a5 eighth do 81 IS
susr e and shares and certificates Of packages In The
nees will receive the most prompi attention and
WIN drawing will be Immediately afier il is over
fh 10 P.J. BUCKLEY, Agent,
Wilmington, Delaware.
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PROTECTION AND INDEMNITY FROM
LOSS AND DAMAGE BY FIRE,

THE PERILS OF TIE SEA, AND INLAND TRANS
PORTAfY0H
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u OOK HERE =! LOOK HERE ~,
~ T HE
LARGEST AND BEST
STOCK OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
EVER OFFERED
IN CLEARFIELD COUNTY, pENN'A.

The undersigned has just received from the East
and Is now opening at his Store in the borough of
CURWENSVILLE,o one of the LARGEST Il
and ertcUSiUe stock ot Fat and Ui5tter gools
ever offered in Clearfeld county. Having select
ed his goods with the especial view the of
this community, and being determined to sell them
at as low prices as they can be purchased any
where in this section of country, he hopes 10 Sc
liberal share of public patronage Ills
stock consist of Dry oods, Groceries. Hardware.
Qseensware, and in fact every article kept in a
country store. The largest ard best assortment of
Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps Ready y-made clo-
thing, &c, &c, &c.
Country produce and Lumber taken in exchange
for Goods. Cash not refused.
Curwensville Novl2-'j6 II d. PATTON
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THE WOMEN MovIEG.-In the House OF Rep
resentatives at Harrisburg, on Thursday, Mr..
Purcell presented a petition from thirty ladies'
ofLewistown, praying for the passage Of law
securing TO women the elective franchise n
member moved that the petition be referred to
a select committee composed of the bachelor
members OF the House, which was adopted
The Speaker appointed Messrs. MCalmont,
LoDgaksr, Backhouse, Hiestand, Haines,
knight, Yickers, Ramsey, Benson, Wagonsei-
Ter, Westbrook, Calhoun and Eyster. These
gentlemen are all bachelors, several past the
yfiHfc o! lite, and portion of them take snuit.
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GRATING .'-rhc business of ssrafting-
in' timber, as it is called, was commenced in
this region in the early part Of this week, in
order to have RATS in readiness to run when
ever freshet comes. The entire disappear
ance of the snow from the ground, and the
brcaking-up of the ice in the river, renders
the construction of RATS absolutely necessary,
thus early in the season, as it is not expected
that freshet will be Of sufficient duration to
permit of the construction and also the run
ming of RATS. We are not prepared to say
what quantity of timber, compared with
former years, win be taken to market this year
bnt that it will fall short considerably, is GER
tain. The early breaking up of the winter
prevented the hauling of much timber, and
the bad condition of the roads renders it ut
terly impracticable at present.
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CuEARFIELD INSTITUTE

~ quarter Of the present school year of this Insti
tuition will commence on Monday, February 9th,
1857.
Persons wishing to it themselves for College,
Teachers Commercial or other avocations in life.
will here receive every desired facility thor
ough Scientific and Classical course is here given
on terms lower than in similar Institutions IN the
State Parents at distance can obtain boarding
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advantages. with all the comforts and pleasures of
home and their morals will be earfuly guarded.
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to select their seats and be properly arranged in
their respective classes.
Further information and Catalogues Of the In
stitute be had 10y addressing,
w A. CAMPBELL. Principal.
Aug. 30. 1856 Clearfield. Pa.