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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-25
DIED..

BLATCHFoRp-In ,h, ely, on Wednesday Dec o. Jnli'
funeral from her late re S o No East Fourteenth street.
cLARK-At No 2a6 Mulberry street. on wsdn''d.yiDso a.
B,iSset, vile Of Patrick ClAIk -,
conLoN7N No g Spring street, OF "'a-'''''' D'' 80
@ III .. ths n 1s,dsnis f ssI
w q. W. Detler OF Kansas seed ~ years. months and
7days.
GENTLE Or Thursday. Dec a. James Gentle, younee,,
OF Jsmes aid Janet Gentle, sted II months.
Vited to attend bls funeral Saturday Oclcak No.
1876 " eat Seventeenth street.
GEARYOn wedp.,tay Dec IS Of NJ 90 Hleecher street
bourne, Kent, England.
GRIFFRES-At No l0a Second street, Wilismsbursh on
Monday Dec. 81 Elenor Gddres
HURD- On Wednesday. Dec g. Henry Gilbert youngest
Of Henry Hurd, sted 10 months snd 2 d:ys
invited attend the funeral this ddsy) afternoon at
o'clock from No. 3Si Third Avenue.
Gree County papers please copy
HATCH-A. Baltimore on Monds, morning Dec: Mary G.,
second dsusher Of Charles B. and Ruhsuna Hetch aged
years and months.
Oh parents dear, no longer noun
7, For little s May me meek ss and s,In mild
Thy lost TO esrh-thy lovely child.
May not thy hearts with grief be torn,
But bow submissive 10 the ROD;
Her happy spirit. in LIES morn,
So gently waited home 10 God.
HAFF-on Wednesday Dec o. Maggie Clifford, wife ofI'ssc
The funer al viii place from the Fleet street H. Church
Fulton Brooklyn this day fdayl az = CLOCK
HOWEs-In Brooklyn, L. Wednesday, Dec. .. ater
ors and severe iIts Highs wife Of Samuel Howes ssed
IS years IL moths and 10 days.
JONEsThe funeral Of Mrs Sarah NJ wife Of JoAn A. jones'
will take place from No. West Fourteenth street. 90 satur
day morning o'clock The friends Of the family
respectfully invited 20 attend
KELsEY-At Fougbketpsie, on Tuesday, Dec q? Rachel,
viii Of James Kelsey, in the 10th year OF her age.
LlVFLY-At No 2e4 Mott street, Tuesdsy, Dec. % Of
consumption, Thones Lively native Of sigo Ireland, aged
IS years.
McCoNNELL-At Oksrchee Wis. Wecne,dsy Dec. :,
BY the breaking IN Of the ice the Lake Edward Mcconnell
son Of Irae Mcconnell esl late Of Hebron, Washington
County in this State, aged 80 years.
NILES-At No. lS3 Leroy street, Wednesday. Dec. q,
after short and illness, William Henry, the youngest
son Of James and Mary Mies, aged year and months
SIlELDS-In Brooklyn, Wednesday afternoon Dec. g. 81
ocloch, Mary Shields wife of John Shields, In the 5Oh
THoRNE-ht Isip Lons Island. Monday. Dec 81 Ms.
SuanDh Thame IN the 18th Of her age widow Of Ste
pben Tho,ne.
yhLENTNE-In Brooklyn, z. D., on Wednesday mornin.,
Dec .S NJ Caroline Valentine, wife Of Charles asrne,
and daughter Of the late Daniel Dodge, aged % years. 10
months and "a days.
WESTON Wednesday morning Dec Is after an illness Of
four days. j. o. West, ssed 81 years. Of congestion Of the
lrpes
The friends Of family and also the members Of the Metro.
rotan Lodge o. Of f. Nc. So respectfully invited b
hepo from bis late residence No 40 First street
on Sunday 9th inst, s o'clock p without further
ytstion.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YOAK.......DEc.
Cleared.

ships-Pansms, Hanson, Mobile, Henniug. Mailer Coo
ing; Helen A. Miller Calf, Hsysra, Bicks Beli Nsw.Ea-
gland, Peuber, glasgow, Durham pmoni Black rfnce
Brown. Boston, master - IN
Bsrks-Cer.s Fuller, sunatra VIM. Syer Dency, Ayetn,
Ponce II d. Bfookmsn Co Norumbegs Saunder. Gsiyes
ten, 3. Boweri Weesnd Brem), os;ermann, Rehmonds
c. Luiing
4. Mayhem, Hail. Bermuda Smith, Jones Co. Almore.
Enline Pert y.a.r,on Bonner Dssks Starlight Dyef,
Deneiaia Small Co Bell Flower, Duell Galveston,
Nelson Clements Co Penny, Borum Aayss1sx, Jsns.
than fhonps Lucy de, wood Power. Taidad de Cuba
T. Sanford Emily Davis, Charleston, ID Inhn a & Dmon
seboonsrs- Ehzs Rsynor. Rsynor B.timo,s lame. W.
Potter Co American Belle, HAlet Boston T. Ncherson
G a,rds sswysr Potasd Ne. g. aarr man o ssn
Eedse Providence, II. B. Edwards; .nst. Davis Bs
mere Van BIunt Sssht J. w. Webster Bennett. Chahss.
ton c. Scranton & Tallmau; Alice, Howell, Norfolk ssd
Portsmouth, sturges Cearns Co Ann sinonson Nor
fox and Portsmouth, Mott Bedell g. T. Strong, Hssso
Baltimore MAILER. Lord Queresu.
Soos-Asna Louise Cum nings, fall River master. .
Westernp IT, Berry Savannah ". B. Cromwell;
Irunaides vanderystT, Phiadsphs N: Briggs
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The Cattle market this week very brisk, the "
proGch Of Christmas and large supply of poultry had me st
to limit the quantity generally purchased by butcbe Prc
however remained the tosmes
quotation. The snp9y amounted to 40 head 1000 Of whcs
ere ,old at from s7d 3d. % So 60 90 b. and Sil ov
$40 80. -,
sHREP-The supply Ia this market anountedto $500 head
and great number rather light All good sheep lie tie lot
SOLD at good prices ranging from eieei 20 each which l. "a
advene OF about 80 The poorer were sold ~ cn
e2500S3 So - -.
HoGs-rbis market remains dull, and prices rspse l'w
Abou. Ie00 head disposed Of at from S6~to p To-
There were q number left over. . -, =, =,
Cows-Tbere slight decline Ia the prices f,r ~, snd
of stock only 2s5 head were sold shon S5'HS" '0
mich cows, and $50 SIS for dry cnes.
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BROOKL wv Z7E-KS.

TBE MERCANTILE LIBRARY Association Ine
ssS evening Lewis Robci'. f'sdde9; Henry Hi Pre-,
dent Charles Farley cor. Journey Tres.aref
TIE following sa! o. those a Ssss'OIof Gs2,en
G,sw,,"v hhsns Cb.pra.n. r NORMAN Laupson w A.
sJsiIstly bTt Haslt and Gould Thorp There was tie
ksfsen t,o Of the esudi5atesC Lambert aud C. Il Mar
,in--wh,cS remains to be decided hsre.tsr. $3.50
The ann Of 1854 psd in for initiation fees, which lie
sda,tian 70 the 6 II, 900 heretofore subscribed.
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The bufness OF the Clearing. House today was
lsrge-l4, 600.
The Mercantile Fire. Insurance Company has de-
oarsd semi.arnual dividend Of y cent, payable
Jan. ?. The Peoples Bank semi annual dividend Of
y cent payable Jan. ). The Bank Of Ansrlca q
sem annual dividend of 81 cent on the full, and pro
rata on the scrip STOCK payable On the 9th Of Jsnu'ry
The Atlantic Bank o. Brooklyn, seni'anrua divi-
dend of y cent, payable Jen. .. The Bridgeport
Conn Bank has declared semi. annual dividend OF
j p cent, payable Jan. l; Newark Banking C0mp:uy,
} . cent New Jersey Insurance Company cent
Newark Mutual Fire Assurance Company, III e cent
for the past year; Gas Light Company, y cent.
Tie metropolitan Certificates aye now reduced to
about four millions An instalment Of twenty cent
is due on the Let prox but this has in most cases been
anticipated In fact, nearly fifty cent Of the Certi'
fca.es have been redesme siOca the metropolitan
B,nk began to assert the a'oumulasions
Adrian II. Muller will hold mis- regular auction sale
Ct stocks ard bonds CD Saturday, q. Il? O'clock a. the
Merchants Exchsrge.
S Drspers regular 6sily auction sale Of stoek' Add
boz DIS will take place Siarday next 26ch ins st III
s'cock, at the Merchants Exchange.
Albert Il Nicosy's regular daily suction sale OF
cocks and bonda will take place Saturday next 10Th
inst, st IoI oclock, at the Merchants Exchange.
The following sales were made a. suction to-day by
AIha,t IT N;co'av.
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PrRpy's NATIONAL THEATER - The day VIII
lr.ted At this TheaeT with uousral visor The 'nmei
49, ~ Tho GOLDEN WARMER with W. e l. FOX Ls we
sn,,, Jemmy rwtcbe. will b. performed IN the atec-
ssoD ooOs together With the new and Ssy e1ses' s
Ens In the evening ~ he presented she sterling sld never 70
Seforotiea drama of BsIAS BoSohNs EaiS 90
shdina with tie comedy OF THE CAPTAINS not MISS.
Wb variety OF Songs AID Dances during each entertainment
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essmship Jsmestowp, Parrish Richmond, nc, ma'e sse
Ship samuel Appleton (Of Boston Kelly, Baltimore days
Ship ndans Como, New oresn. Dec and South We
spoIe brig @. T Ward, from St Marks for New. YorE
Bank Rutgers Dtl'n0 st. MARKS 10 days. '''''n 70 "
Brs Grsuses (of Portsnd Pettins Csrdsnss Dec ~ ND
,.ses TLoms. Oven Son vessel 70 Thompson aae e.
boo Dec. T. ballast Dsrts Bliss. Dec III on Bro nN
'p.s big ASy TsS@5 S% .Ts c'ys.
D days -four mssr Sailed in company wish esrk
schr a@s sr) Curry, wirdso ., IS days p''''''' TO-
so6r T. C. Johnson Bartlett Freteri'i'burI V'' f'af to
sesr Mead Mccrs.dy. Wilmington, y. G. dsy. n;,.
,tores to z. s Powell Has eaPssncea N'''J o !" s'
&c" sSS s%.s ssa Vac n Wilmington N c. days.
nay 'os 70 Tryon eIandA days and wssss
s MsaS osssd r Wilson, Hf.z days. fish 70 O. L. MO-
Le snh, r. c. A. Hand tsmssted Ward. Virginia days.
wen sch, HOr.cs Mabee Tuae wshinou c. dsy' nav"
Sem Au.sis Page Msasnd,. s s;.' a s:,a
schr L stur.eyast, CoIssn Norfolk !, az n FOX
s5t S.y Pie iSss9s:ssn d e. a ss1
sssI T1 Bi sSflIs s.y, xeoa
~scht e; william, x G.lSsn s d.ys wood
sebi bis, t IMS pss@erson Baltimore days coal.
steamsr f. Beach. Ramsay Baltimore days. "''s "'
Steamer opsy Kenney Providence 10 hours d'' 70 '''
odtH o,,, p,l Charles Brewer of Rockand nom Ns~
o PLY Nc / shjp and brig unknown ,,.. z.,.x,
sAiLED = ships Amazon, Hovey. London' oA"' -''sT
ii WISp- During the day from w. to wv
The ,.oo.ed ariv. in thl. rbursdl MORNINGS ea aaSss
II ~ Gnbp II J.pes from Charleston, wa, peoisu'o
ve.se .ince arrived having been mi'ta1sh ''' As''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-25

CLOSING OF THE EvESIsG ScHooLs--rhe Evening
Schools Of this city, In number closed the during
Abe weekhe appropriation for tn mlnsnaue thus
having been exhausted Appropriate exercises were be
md addresses nsds by members Of the Board OF Education and
others. The total number Of pupils register Wa, 800 10
No. males and l97 emales No s. 59 males and i03 e
males No. 6s7 males and 3so fmsles No 80 males ard
75 females The average attendance far exceeds that Of the
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- '''' srOck or Ashes DEC. "a, 1851;

Total Pots and Pearls. ;.;.;''..;....l eey
b bsS. be.p ,od on basis Of Ole. tor Middng Upsads
We emit quotations.. ,, - =. .-, =. 81.
Only 2e bsgs Rio rted at y1s
FLtJUR AND MEAL-Ths demand TOR Western Canal FLOUR
4, fr ana the low grades of Superne advance our
austsiion So bb st which there 70 speculative in.
ury and United demand for export the better fdss DO not
nsrahs Of the improvement and disposed OF 81 irregular
s.ss The arrivals large and have very respects.
bic offering, great and desirable ss'cmeas The
sales 60 bbll a. asa 80 for common good stes
81 o. 60 ey ext d. eI25as4 80 fsv supese indiana
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THURSDAY, Dc. 24-2. 4

THURSDAY, Dee Pap. II.
There wa larger movement tts mornisg :: It's
Stock Board, and tns make. opened higher :t.a yes
,srdsy, bu: he bds being net freely tie make: ws:k
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BuseLLRY.-The house OF DR.. Ellis 10 State street,
MAJ Court fneou,y entered last might ard robbed Of
silver watch The burglar being surprised out and made his
escape
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CeUNTERFEIT MoNEY.-Henry " arc ahu J DIN IT.
Brumsted were brought before Justice tue charge
of sttem pas counterfeit 80 blu the Merchant
Bsnk Lowell Mas appeared in evidence that they Of
}ered the bill two difereGt and ~ tie last place
Officer Price, being present arrested them sppeaed In evil
ence Brumsed received the bill genuine aud as there
ss no evidence the bill counterfeit the accused were
set at liberty.
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INDUSTRIAL ScHooL.-The Children Of the Iodus
trial School In North Second street will be provided with dn
TO day, about O'clock Clothing and small presents viii
also be distributed 10 them.
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IAdvsrtiseme1t
0rHN CHRIsTMtS.


H,.py. oAlL,nss, Nos sa5 and $50 Broadway, w-h e
90. mi. d.y Chri,tu s the reception Ct visitor; I m
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Disasters, Ike.

,H,A Dec The scbr H. j. Lo%.n ocss ..ssrs
yirssIs for New,Yoi, With . cargo Of WOOD a" s'"'
pesI ape May and bnsed IN, =, M.,,s Lsrslna ~ j.,
in s lee .uns rsted and values a. ssss. sooss hes
,,A ~ W., "a A. oioch last night; makes 20 -. s, -
h'sa up s'' '' By tslsS u Elweed wssN -
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ls on Wednesday BY the falling heavy stone While dssng
well IA Second place conveyed to the Hospital BY
nesrs If the Third Precinct Police.
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RccetPU OF ffOuuso''.'DoO. ~
By Raii,odd-l3 rs bbls Flour, 7sI do WHISKY %.
PoIS ISL tcs Beef i'll pkgs. Cheese, n do Ashes ~ d.
Buer SGT do Lard Ss5 Hides 400 sides Leather 90 bags
OAts 53I do. Wheat, ll5 do. Barley.
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iAdvertisement -,
Drs. HUNTER and MELVILLE, Consulting fDyS-
s.ss for Pulmonary diseases No e2s Broadway New f0rA
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The pupils Of the Packer destitute held social en-
terspment "Wednesday evening at hich &c were
read by the young ladies' nterspesed with music The pro-
ceedngs passed of the qualification Of numerous party
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-25

ANsIvERsARIEs.-The anniversary OF the Sabbath
School attached 10 the South Fifth street e. Church took
place evening and well attended The anniversary Of
she Second Church VIII take place this evening
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the c,ris,sro copyfsa: M DC ob:sst das
sad Jiaxiuss 3afs fos oovoumsor 70 % ~
pssl, and Congress BY o.ieIisg tas rpS't y. ~ -.
tbsss .ehes sne d-swipss . be puo.shee 20, Wv "
ire nnNo a, are hss The soy siy,s them q TIE plo
BIT even NJ The coppls5sst b. sn ex'1stt Iso.
n, and sno,.v,,ss m question ey virtue % 9e e'n
er,,i,b III ~ as Aioed there are ,rAn 'a.s ~ii9
s a., ~, iSrcs which would refrain he Cunt
f,om sr.ntns he orenLsy inJuneton 70" a'AeI o lie
n,,,iss., cooyIsht o0ts1e- bJ re camp IAN esy
a. - ~ IRE year 1885. 1ae several works OF tae de
49,, sousht be epontd pnSjsaed D y I'm II
80 S,r of 1850 AID SOON ster TIE comoiiiata
h. eerihcas Of Copyright Ore Of these works
sitIon Of the Expedition Jspr the s.me 90 r5'hei
n,d.r cf Ccpsess Another 10 octsvo edition OF the sane
A. .,rIy az the month In 1856 the c)uol.r
nt mot by the Rev DIR d,wks who wrote zoe
ns,r.tiye Expedition 10 japan Tor the purpose
~ ,elecfipe sketches IN 10 the ocavo ediion
RI the worn then about Dc published oy the De-
tsndA,ts No mention rsde by the oomornsnt o
,nv claim h copyright his pW and vss undsrso'd ~
Dr. H.v Of the drsvioss that should De
were 20 be for The edition Of toe defndsrt' wo
,ubsequtnt period toe complainant was emp eo by "a
20 redsw several drawings from the SIe OF tne
vs 10 be psd by the defendants and there Is no tas
be never p.d The siss, thus aided 10 the &c.
tIor Of some Of the Of the defsndaots When ne thus
aided In their pubcstlon he made no claim OF cooyen
II thus aided In their pu csti with view ma hey nsn,
be ,od Il would be insCusbe 10 permit him. when ne
has been pad 10 help tbs publication s,d sale when
received consd, ration thus aiding in the publication -
aiding 10 the pubsion be agreed TO hs publication And oy
that works might be published he aieed to1 tny
might sold And he csono now win ncces s tnst th
def ,hond be rsoed from doing aa winch ne grssd
thew might do The motion therefore, for pre- ininaTJ u me-
ton 10 denied.
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AGvet sctncIt
CHRISTMAS AND NEw-YE,Rs during the Hol-
ssy, Prof FowLER will make Phenologca Eksuinsop' 81
No. see Broadway. hu'eum free 10 visitors
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GRACE CHURcH.-Grace Church, in Conseyea
street which appropriately decorated for
service sst evening will also be preached this morn
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the 18th Of November ACCORDION worth So from Mr.
Young in Thirty fifth street but the evidence failed snreiyo
anything resembling robbery bat proved more thar
slight assault and battery OF this ofense the Jury found
him guilty. and he sentenced 10 the City Prison for thirty
days.
Patrick Hsgg arty. alias Frank Forester, and Jas.
Gardner alias Robinson then trial for burglary
committed the st Of December upon the grocery
quantity Of tea figs ssrdnes and pennies in al Of the value OF
S5O The evidence conclusive srds Gardner he
was arrested the spots but strong doubt the
guilt Of Hsgsary, arising tie question Of identity The
Oardper immediate sentenced 20 the State Pson for two
yeas and dsgsay taken back 10 the City Prison 70
swsf smother charge pending sssinst him.
Ine eouit teen &C journed for toe Term.
Through some unsccountable slip In our reporters
notes OF yesterdays proceedings the following item omit
During the proceedings Grand jury entered and handed
in the following:
rRtsENTMEyT.
"GRAND JrRY RooN. New-Yort Dec q. 1857.
"The Grand Jury I'll the December Term of the Court Of
Sessions respectfully ps. that there have Deea two
before them the crime murder committed In
arrest for committed and before than
thew have reason believe suitable reward would bring
light aid request that such reward be ofr.st
VIZ rN''' :" VIM. HAsiRsHAw, Forem.p
"w. NJ. HALsTgAD, JR, Secretary y
The Recorder remarked that all ht cIUd be done
send the request Of the Grand ury to the Mayor In
hands the matter sy the suggestion was god one enc o,s
The Grand ysy we're then dc sed with the thanks Of the
Court.
COURT OF SPECIAL sEssIOSs-Dec. a-BeiJre jasace
OsBoLS and WELsH.
The entire number OF csses on ftdsys o,lsndsy
50 prison cases. 5'r'peOdel cases. 10 BAL es's' aud
BSsh Csnsn vs. srslgnsd for stealing, Or the ls:s
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTECS

pROWNS HOTEL-P Simm. La Iy,,
son, Iowa; Mason, Mo; VI 8 MeCay, Md; J
sy, Va; Good, La: NJ Fleming; Texas: j r
PChildress. Tenn; o Perrin. do; C III Ponnaj
rat, Md; j NJ Hasson, do; A = Morgan, Ark; A i
S SH.ssy, ZE%sigIe1; Pa; McCay, Md; WIN J
Ala; X Jones, Tenn; r Delsny, Cal; r. Peir
son and lady, sc; Miss + Person do; pat
terson, Nd Gen Call, Ma; Mrs Lang, child and
servant, do; TTook and daughter, Mo: n w
Balm; Fl Estes; o Raisle, Md; r. Adams, do: Al
carpenter, do; Call, Me Bloomfield, va:
w Johnson, Md; w Il Berry do; HUH BoIton
90 T. w Bell; do; Brooke, do; L Dudd. y
c; Bonsal, Va; Brown, NY; ii Block. la: =:
White, sc; Hebsrt, La.
WlLLARDS' HOTEL.-W Harwood Md. G.
Ramsey, Pa DIR G w Phillips, Mo; G. w Robin.
so1; Nd; W ButIsr, Fla; r sewelI, fy, III; Mr..
ly, no; w Koontz, La; Gen w b BuTne,, Nv,
Pnlido; Venezuela; y Delrno, do; X Guardia'
do; Leon de Ia Coya, do; ID Utley. NV. n w NJ
Bride, fy, La; F Chambers, Miss; c T Pearcs.
Brown, RI; 6 w Stein, Md; G Giant. do. las
Winter, NY; J w sin, UsA; Capt f Cavendy,
NY. ''
HARDWOOD HOUSES Flower. Ten: w
ii Merits, NY; ii Hanghsche Md; Mrs A Hongh.
Sinclair, Va; p Pittchlynn, ChocNat; p r
Pitchlynn, jr, do; Miss M Pitchlyna, do; G
Boys, %; A Snowden, Tex; F. Thomas Md;
w stump; Iowa; J Doyle, Va; r Cullen, Ala;
'om Jones. va; w Jones, do; Y Mackenzie
Iowa; J NJ Sherwood, Va; y Norton, Md: N I'm.
USN. " 'ia'"
ARLINGTON HOUSES Fitch. Ga: d
p poo o Mss ~ MIS- Forman, Miss a Fornian,
NJ; III l. Buchanan, Pa; C. n Ring PbiIa. y Al
Chase and lady, Ohio, WIN w More and I,dw
bliss Harley, Md; T L. Fairle, Texas: DR. Domgy,
las, Oeo walker, Bait; Norris and son ohio u
b :nooLrl va singleton, N J; A Parody. X IT
A Mekergan, NJ Ae'' IA
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TRANSPORTATION OF COAL TO CHINA
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau Of COnStrVettoH, Equipmsnt, andy

Bureau Of Construction, E9uiphusHt, andy
. Repairs, AuEuSt IS, 1857. \
Proposals. seal led aud endorsed " Proposals. for
Frsight TO Ch'na," will be received at this Bureau
transportation Of not exceeding. 500 tons Of Antlra-
cite Coal from the port Of Philadelphia IN such auan
Titles rs may be offered and the Department deem
proper to accept, delivered the United States
Naval Siorekeepers at Hong Kong and Slang hal as
NAV be directed,
The offer will state the price per ton of ,2in lbs
Tor that delivered without prlmage any other ex
ira charge, and also tho rate at which demurrage
Will be charged. No other than cargo for the Gov
ornInent tn he received on board.
III the draught of water Of the vessel offered max
any llgheragc necessary IN leading IL will he the
cost ot the vessel but good despatch will DO given
IN loading. For the delivery Of the Coal within
reach 81 the ships tackle at the ports in China lay
GAYS VIII ne demanded, al the rate of one fair yea-
Their working day for every 81 tons of coal.
=, Inc vessel named must stand A No. !, and pass
the usual inspection by such officers as NAV he 40
pointed by the CoInnandant of the Yard where the
ship may be- and If not offered for peclon within
three days alter a notice has been given, the De-
partment will make such other arrangement As will
be IN Phi adelphs and ready to load within ten dsy
alter she has passed Inspection and the notice OF
acceptance given.
Wind and weather permitting, the vessel must
sai within hve days after being loaded and the bIls
oi lading signed; otherw there will be deducted
from the freight money, for each and every day de
lay IN sailing beyond the FIVE days named n sum
ThEe
Payment will be made with in thirty days after the
presentation OF receipts In trpcate of the delivery
OF the coal by any Navy Agent in the United states
that the bidder may select, who will be desig nat ed
w the chafter pA'y. aug h-2aw4w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-01

How THE DEVIL Losr.-The following il too
good to be lost. 1t conveys a moral to those who
feel disposed TO spread in the newspaper line:
A young man who ardently desired wealth,
was visited by his Satanic majesty, who tempt
ed him to promise his soul for eternity, if he
could be supplied on this earth with all the
money he could use. The bargain was conclu-
ded-the devil was to supply the money, and
was at last to have the soul, unless the young
man could spend more money than the devil could
furnish. Years passed away-the man married,
was extravagant in his living, built palaces,
speculated widely-lost and gave away fortunes,
and yet his Golfers were always full. He
turned politician, and bribed his way to power
and fame, without reducing his ''pile" of gold
He became q "fillibuster," and fitted out ships
and armies, but his banker honored all his
drafts. HIS went to st. Paul to live, and paid
the usual rates of interest for all the money he
could borrow, but though the devil made wry
faces when he came to pay the bills, yet they
were all paid. Ono expedent after another
failed-the devil counted the time, only two
years, that he must wait for the soul, and
Knocked the efforts of the despairing man One
more trial was resolved upon-the man started
newspaper The devil growled at the bill at
the end Of the first quarter, was savage in six
months, melancholy in nine, and broke, dead
broke, al the end of the year. So the news
paper went down, but the soul was saved
lutnRssofG paper.