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COLD COMFORT FOR SECESSION.
Dispatches from the European Courts,
received at Washington, state that the rule
will be adhered to, Of refusing to recognize
any new government tntz it is recognized
by he:gopersanae1t from mitch it separated
This is exact]y what every man Of sense
must haEe torescen; it is cxacly what we
predicted two months ago. 1t has been
known for long time that certain mem
bers Of the diplomatic corps at Wash
ington hare sympathized with the
secession movement Ali the clam
or that has been laised about the re-
cognition Of the slave confederacy, has de-
rived its impulse from these false prophets.
1t appears now that the French Minister
has got in hot water with his own govern
ment for misrcprcsenting the state Of af:
fairs OH this side Of the Atlantic.
Let lis hope that Mr. Buchanan will not
employ the last hours Of his exccrable nd-
ministration in recognizing" JEFF Davis'a
new oligarcly.
, 1861-02-22
r.s~n KeafekE, In + Peoria County.

PEORIA, Feb. 21.-Tha primary meeting 1g
here fo-day to select delegates from feor1a
county to the Congressional Eonvenmon 70 ona oS
holden here tomorrow, s114iy- a1Ienoeo al!a
demniug thecon1so Of: Ju1sse5 Ke'logg were ere
passed ananimously. 4 resolution to the ei
fect that Judge Kellogg thonld resign his seat
Ess passed With only one dissenting voice.
, 1861-02-22
The Lstayettx. Courier Of Monday, e.,

The Lafayette Courier Of Monday: fays 1sE tnat
Patrick MeCarty, an employee of the Latey-
ette Gailroad, was killed on nonaay nosrs tn na.
frum one car to another OF q train while in mo
ton, with an s4,nfui ii wood. he fell be.xeen
them, to the track, aad seven ear8 passed ose'
bis body, killing him M sMnetaptiy' .,.c,z,
II. - :.a4. ess.. q
, 1861-02-22
ANSWERS TO CUSTOMERS.
ANSFERS. TO CUSTOMERS.
Ladd, Webster & GUS
Ladd, Webster & Cos
SEWING MACHINES.
SEWING MACHINES.

They arc cfulywsrEantsd
arestr;,a:. wellaLiehed md md
zsHss nst aissz sss n.e o thread,
pair r.Fa aeY ~ ~ st,tss tso .ks MI oa
S:az SS Il s9sd Vii i, aot a1p 1nii lou oas q
.".- uEr2Te1
They hay. tbs celebra!ed
est fhI! oS even isahef. TheJ % net bars CURED
! stag tassdi e.a;eEao1a
1sasZ 75'ss2, 81 & 9es s',sss:s sssss e. e.
* 5s:Ss :s:4|S: ss;Sa Il e sisEssa s!5ts
tns o1esA 7"4" - nav They win esw o@s1
S.se,ss Seseset,s q +. :ss,9s tsgs.. .fa9qt 70 rss
quisicS aehange ofteos1on.
5saG,'feily it;:5s a4y, md @ak,1E .l|Eks tos os
/, bata aides. They nm do easily %
wcfE. thus obvlsdna ne
!; IA $;ss!S: Il 6 e.: s::sz 7s'i - a.
!: re-; e; Earns. ne ~ 5s'qg,Ettng a1t g.
ane:s ..ork the5 aEs Just
9EIzgs 5HEx Fy2LR5SHHT g RHH 81 SE51h$SE zz SE9EE az
+ y SS$a y 4Ak}S 3 szH Sz fz
! ~ Cali a=d see them. or seed t,r ctrculsF. "A
CD6R, STDS.E s Co,
J.: COOK, STOI.E s CO.,
General Agents sar:; tie Northwestern States
l24..-..LAKE STREET.-....124
| .. .Upsso.s1 Chicago. 90.
! acS6Q6tp.1avAEE6m
!, MoRT1ndRR = d5s!s4,. " ". SMITH
Abstracto1 Of Land Nt!as for 0g1a County,
AND ATTORNEY At Law.
Abstracts made from thorough Abstract Reeo1t
complied with and known to be coIFsct feax1'
WAN INWAGEN d co..
, General Commission mefehaafe,
no. aDo1E.s BUILDING. 49,.
) Corner South Water and Clark stseeta, cn'tago'
J. . ia!TU4iy =, -. -. = -
TJAND BILLS AND POSTERS
= oaa o. usay co1o.s cheap, &c. -
5a,,,,v 3F:0raa ones' ii We w Il asfsss Essp,
.,@:f '. .::s' : '--;... - 's.. :.
, 1861-02-22
Nein embellishments.

i. Il. 60RIVE.N, Adscyzitin7 Ace7.t, s. Ds07'
o-,4 IL dsshori-sd tayeeeipe Ady<r9ssknests fer
nis c,:d al Gts Leadisg rae<-s Of III Nosthteest
, 1861-02-22

COL J. H, TUCKER, sot6 Regiment. commsn
ing, and Staff.
Chicago Light Art{llery5sESapt;; = Taylor.
Moatgo@ery Gna5ds.sapt: y; 1.;as Gleason:
Chicago Light Quard-Ltaut. Geo. ". Gage.
Shielis' Gaards-LteuttQp tQpisk.
Brig. Gen. r. E. swift and STAT
u. s. ZouaTe Cadets. Guard Of Honor.
Soldiers Of the Revolution in Casrtase.
Soldiers Of the War Of 1912 and 1878.
Soldiers Of the Blsck Hawk War.
Soldiers Of tho Mexcan War.
, 1861-02-22

AID ms GEs1HA1s AZ 49,. a-s,o se1
TILE GcpzsE OF LIEER3F.
~.,c:e-c. ,n,r thu
Ar. Fs!odon Will also 1nssoo1co Ia 10 - ~A'"
,.n.~rer aartrJetat EIDE tHERYS
JAPANESE ahtIft5laI ftns "en*st
70 LII " ~ vii ~ cnySu.d ty M
inStoat, .. vn,sp w s "a % Instrrn,cnto, MrsIc
pr s2TIl I4,A II Hfnv 1tT ETA-ct9
~ y eal1'fe' - WI" s'oe =.
BANNER r,.-.,,. - p ,,ef,ct, ryeE!nr ut g
TcSsts Twenty tlxs & esajs ~ ;.rnt men arco;1paaY
Ing te; Ul1neai 1t s1a m s,.u:tay alecraooa
- inn .aa9. !" ~ fe'''''41-' - ~ tc!.a...-lal
and evening.
rnT 111Nf,v F,RE-& f.AIT,
4 1RAND L y MI Ols1%k' -
,.n r. 81 80, m Monday EYcrtuxx Feb 9Th, At
H.,,ue tSets1ssn,. Asscr,.l: r ,"us. ,o' Fan'o.pa
sna.t 49,, ~ ~ W,1I CAre will be tAhGt 10 Keep
ha Srtv rrt Itis expected cv.ry teEt1,a wit
s.tead il Fancy l1Ess. Of sonr ssc:t tisn lEkS.s
aste0 n - ~ 1+ r m ht obtained e M1ilne 81 I'm
IT @ne1se ~" 1ea's "-A0 ~-'' ~ se.:Ass
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TTT TN G'T0M ANAl En-
, 1861-02-22

TIE GREnE. CAsE-Yesterday afternoon,
before u. s. Commissioner ?. A Hoyne, Au-
gust Grcbc, Charged with opening and after
ward destroying letter taken from the
Chicago Post Office, but which belonged to
another party, had his examination. he gave
bill In $500 to appear for trial at the ensuing
tern, OF the O. s. District Court
, 1861-02-22
s,'E-LiL. CITY.

eY- Come 10 Mr.. Dye's singing school TO-
night at his music Hall, lis Lake street, and
take the first step in vocal music.
, 1861-02-22

Ste<cr the leases Of certain lands IN llshu"a-
aaa a. ac1 e s4egna lie umlt OF shebvc and
!: An act to amend m act entitled an act to lncor
porate tho town Of Eizsbethtown in Hardin conn;
An act to provide far supplying the city OF otta-
ID wa with sweet apd wholesome water.
An act to incorporate the Warsaw Gas Light and
!, Az uct to fix the term Of holding Cnrcuit Court
IN the ecvcral curcniss comprising the second 5u
!, dicial circuit 3D..
Al act supplementary to act entitled an act to Ie
= fund the interest On the College and Entrefs1t.
fund, md appzopriated ths came for the puzPoee o
ast to aaehorze lie Inhabitants Of the town
v thip Of Sycamore, In Dc kalb county to snbscrih
to the s.otk Of the Sycamore and Cortland Raroa'
= Company.
u, Anact to reduce tue act TO provide for township
a. organization, nnd the, seyeeal acts aneudatory
q | thereof into one act, and to amend the same.
Ill An aet to vacate certain alley III the town {
An act for the relief Of the town Of Whitehall.
An act to amend M act entitled an act 10 dehn,
confer and lcgallze tie acts Of the Fish Inspecte
as ~ 1851.
re | Saline county.
An ae. 70 sepsa! ~ ct entitled n act te prevs
III countIcs Of Mercer and Koek Island, IN for
KS Az acs to reg9lsts .tas gsset,s. of tie ctrc1
aet e. esaptsF % of lbs Revised St
ues o. afa 1sao % iheetty of c1ieso to a
on an assessment to pay the damages caused BY I
The building of Axidge ut Van. Rulen street = =
the ctY and to pay certain claims against said city
bis Il act f1r ths fclct.ol Frank ;Talfcot:
An ut to charter Ferry across the Illinois Ri
At The town Of Chil1icothe. Peoria e99nty
!. A. aet 2 Incorporate the Equitable Nfo lns
@ nris ~ set 70 provide fof The protection of pul
oL!A | BRIDGES In thfe State - =: ~
be A. ~ - s 1s.thiisn 1,oard of Edncation in
and city1of Quincy. oe. .I7'5-
con- An act 70 authorize the County Court Of Mar
we're county 70 Hanstribe certain records. =,
e ef. ~ aet t. incorporate the Aaseqptah Savings
seat, An sct to amend r. ~ c5+i,ej IN :ct antho
Ing certain persons. holding certain property
that tirs thereof III the State Of illinois, 10 convey
afsy- same, appEovSd eEnsTYs 4 lsA5; also TO In
ming porate ae n1sneP ana 70
A<s 1s35 heretofore By the Catholic Bishops Of Chic
mo Al act to suthotaze the City Council Of the
Feen of Quincy to levy aud collect twonnill tax.
over Al act to incorporate the Niata Dike aud r
Company. '' -:
Eo Il e,e;,::, = :.17.a 1r~ ri
, 1861-02-22

GRAND FANCY DRESS GALL
vii be rtse1 On Monday Eycrtnx. Feh; ~. AZ a.
a.e A4se i Z s IN ;aser, y' e. Sspp
Ehn s,tY .-irrt 1t i expected that cS.!y ef:1Gn
attend il Fancy Dress Of SOME dssc:u n ~ ~
4Fe no" 1ea41 'Ao e1' ~ e fcee.a3I
, 1861-02-22

WHAT IL T0 nj DoNE-NEE1EN IT
rs TO HE ~ EE@@K:waV IL
is 70 NE D111Eyy ETU.::;.. -: :. ="

zssd53,t; 4,,ia,.th h;rtta.v of
la9 ons .n' nurat ru.S..z ~ ronntv-tfe nat.i
LUG immoral : -% t,s: -, :. .11ro-
day o! "AshIs1 st,. 49, . ~ ~ ~ n,a.sse ID ~
Ptaaseis eeleotatsa ta sss.:;a.. ~, ~ . 49, n;r,c
cl.nsns' lns t'aass n. R.do.st;e. shon,d the
lu1naas al" n'y A., ;,..,r 10
Weaner % pf1Ts W.. Dus, 49, r~st,1a.T ;s,ned the
e1pecseu tas ''1'9
following nnoo, : a.; iIx,r1or e, =; !
mr. ..arona ,n.aant 1,eInr the apnivs.sary
If t3a h'TISsT Of GenSral George Warrington,
, 1861-02-22

l. TERRITORIAL CoMXITrTk- 49,
County: ]. l. Mcdowell. {: avenwort!; Rev. c; Reg.
nolds Lagieace: Rey. I. Bodwelit IoDska; p: s.
i. iires Wa6aun-ee; F. b. baker. tsntra!li; ker
Wm Bt.hop. salina; 1udsr 4 SpaoldnF- Jeaefsno S4
t Ritz tSu Nv: Geo il Russell, WyAn6ott
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-16

Mr.. John O'Brien gives notice in the advertising
columns Of his appointment as an agent OF me Gov
eminent for receiving subscriptions to the o-io
cent Treasury Notes, which he will furnish IN
amounts and denominations required at tho offce OF
VIM. & John O'Brien, No. 20 Wall street. Current
bank notes, certified checks, and six y cent two
years Treasury Notes, at par and accrued interest
win be received in payment.
The business Of the Clearing House to-day was
eli, ga, 900. The officers Of the Clearing House
have been reelected.
The receiver Of the Erie Railway Company has
applied to the Supreme Court for an order to pay the
interest on the Fourth Mortgage Bonda, which ma
tured October /.
Mr.. L. X. Cooper, late Cashier Of the Market
Bank, died at Brooklyn yesterday.
The negotiations for the extension OF the aalena
Mortgage Bonds have, we understand, been fully
completed, and the guaranty deposited with the
Trust Company. A dividend will be made at an
early day. and rs, exdivdend is the expectation OF
the friends Of the road. 1t is supposed the dividend
win be s y cent, IL made at once, or cent, il
pos,poned until the Let Of December.
The following table win compare the prefen eondi'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-16
Balance carried 20 September sccount.... 2s,giT


Al meeting Of the Directors the Cincinnati, Ham.
ton and Dayton Railroad on Friday last, dividend
Of 81 cent was declared out Of the net earnings VI
the past six months.
The Memphis appeal, of the 2sth ult., Gays about
100 bales Of Cotton per day, arc coming in.
The New-0resns market reports do not indicate
q lively time on Change. We annex an abstract
Of the transactions as reported on the 29th:
CorroS-ssles so bales. Receipts none. Exports none.
Stock III, ll9 bales
TosAcco-Nohipg reported Receipts Exports none.
Stock Is, 266 hhds
srGIR-sales confined to q few retail lots
FIouR-Nothing reported OF any moment
GRAIS-Saes confined to retail truusports.ionf.
HY-sales 90 bales prime grass 1t 20 too 2S bales a.
S36; i79 bales At I 80 81, and IS bales at AS
PORKThe entire sock taken By the GoVennent yes
terdsy, and there IL none now on sale.
BAcoS-The supply IL exhausted.
L.RD-Kegs retail al &c.
wm.KI-Rectifed retails o. SIC.
Cotton and Sugar were looking well throughout
Louisiana--though there was rather more rain than
desirable.
Its reported that the seeds sent by the Jamaica
Cotton Growing Company TO the President Of the
Hanover Society Of Industry, for distribution have
not turned out as we'll as was expected, and that
much labor has been lost in the preparation Of land
from which profitable crops were anticipated.
The weekly statement Of the Philadelphia banks,
made up Monday afternoon, presents the following
aggregates, as compared with those Of the previous
ueek,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-16
Total. ...... .......s.'sss''SSO
Total Pots and Pearls,

CoTToNThe market n rather 9gitt and Pfes nd s
ns1Sy' we 9s eys, - sanS. ID bs.s
sd,a .Di0 SS iO, Geo bar, Other Kinds ere quiet
. ss,. o SaS. Ias.uT a Sc The stock Of all kinds
coo S.ss and mats nsaG,ns f ~ ds@,ud .. t prices,
~ i % md 100 Do Jsmsc.
At SlS Is.
sds. 81 w Ass Canal Flour sss under
the influence Of liberal arrivals ana nlteo ~, L..
oT these are well .s.ned comprise 800
eo' a. 81 iga ~ = 20 sss So Tor ETtrs State
IS sS0* 70 fer Fancy do e. ga % % tor low sisdes
Roard Hoop Extra Ohio aud IS 9sq 20 80 for Iads sO brands
do Canadian Flour Is also au. sno 'sg % h,
IS 4Od Sc 65 for Extras Southern fl0Ir Il es
good Extras are IN soOa no. 5s ~ Sa Sc 20 for
BamSTs and q .s ~ % 5 5oE b5 asT :. %
asa TO- Corn Meal quiet at % 90 for Jersey and %
6s3 for BIandy"lne. ...,. =, ,,,,bax lox.r r,t.,,
sales q 1860 q, St. George. bass =: e. Mssssrsl are
good sale: Of sS Dol: a. ~ re i0E g fS y:
quest At steady rates. :, pu,,h ..
S sey .bssi Almonds on private 50 case. ssr'
f 5Is 80 Ksrs French Pams Co. and oOn at de-
generally held at 45c.
aR AiyVheat "a IN limited demand, and the market 10
we except choice White which IN fair request for
sIpo sad milling the inquiry ' chiefly for future
he 1n:'sS S S' sG d. a. Oii DO Rscss spss
At 81 Is ST ss $500 do Milwaukee Club az 81 DGsi%i
IL ANNA
- rs. 1900 DO Red Western At 2ea 81 81 1880 do
xibi.,n Al 8 3l al 81: Il 800 do inferior 70 choice
hT Esrtncky Al asa 46-the latter rate delivered;
ooo 40 Whit. Canadian st 81 -; 1900 do. White Ohio
&c at 9 Ssd -; II 800 do White Michigan e 81 ssS
81 90 and eOo 90 enS,cs S ~ owsr ..s. Of ioeOo bush
al CSC for Csnsds Wet and a nd
State Barley Malt Is quiet 81 t.@ooc uY,n "a I'm
fm At 3i036lc for Canadian IUi ~ h; batter ,aes
&c. for State Rye y ~ go, IA sc for River Com
Of 700 bush at I6dIc or os1s, mi AZ. the IA. close
Of the opening Of the market was oet.ei ous e . oS,
Of Change the improvement wa, Lost toe S ,d West
ate sale. OF lSVge push - 81 Co. do and olc
for Western Y elbow :, ,a0,al. IA,
GUNNY BAGS-The market 10 quiet i'~A''e ~"
heavy. ,.e np,.
GuTNNY CLoTH-our market is quiet but hTm' A'D's
'"IIInrS rh.ra n good demand and prices are hrrn.
r. -, Do
HAY-rhe inquiry Is fsH iot 'n'Pp'nsi 'Ns' v -
ct 50SeSsc v 100 70. In =. eo,as9ac..b and s2.as2,
IRoN-sceteh ris Is Sun D. vs.
months ioI pess & we note ssles Of three ear.
LArH have been quite seuse loo GO Al al is mos
soes Moderate inquiry is noticeable for reks.s
and les of been made ct % 90 and sooo iecs
r anu .sIeI s T., at $40
LEADTThs market is quiet bu; sse'dy Of 50 e@S'
fer Son SpeniSh and oaehs pA.So.. ., a7c and PORTO
Rico at &c. ., ante, -, Arm q,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-16
DRPoT QUARTERNlsTnE's OFFIcE,

WlsHINGroN, d. ~ Oct. ~ lool'
CEALED PROPOSALS are invited at this
- of,e uut Ocober d. at u for supplying the Quar-
termssteIs Department with $500 tune Of HAY and 100000
Bushels Of OATS. ,.
The HAY to Be good merchandise TIMOTHY pat Up and
delivered In bates.
The OATS be good mcrchsntae article put up isck'
az 1bou two bushels each Sacks to be retained by tho Gov
nment without charge Oats be received BY weight
u 1927 biTty.two pounds TO the bushei
An the Hay and Oats be delivered at the Government
WHAT Railroad depot in this city within jO) thirty days
after closing the contract. 49,
The poposas to be IN separate envelopes Those for Hay
10 be marked Proposals. for Hay" These for Otss Pro-
Ito be directed to Col D. h. RUCKER Depot Quarter
master Washington ID, G.
No proposal will be entertained which 10 received ster the
reading the bids has been commenced wiz bid be
considered unless the parties present represented by
authorized E.en. or attorney.
Good and sufficient security with bond, &C., will be re-
CURED.
Every bidder must give his fun address with either The
number Of his house place Of business POStOce box
The undeH ned the hight to all bids that be
may consider TOO nigh.
D. II. RUCKER. Qusrtennaster and Colonel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-16
tYCoSp BOlNp.
TUESDAY, October 1872. N.

The Stock Board this morning was very excited
and the aggregate Of dealings was very large a.
the opening prices were well sustained, but as 'ne
call proceeded thero was some disposition shown 'e
realize by parties who had bought at lower hsures
and the extreme prices were not sustained In mos
casea The bears appear to be nearly 'queched iol
the present, and the public are evidently taking al
increased interest in the movement The commission
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-16
Rca! &staie for Gale.

nor SALE-.On the southeast corner Of Madi.
and 39ths one OF the very beat newly in.htd
in hard wood n the exquisite style Win De sold very
low, and terms 10 suit Apply 70 D. sMIfh No ~ Wes'
pHILLlPS's STABLES.-FOr SALE, or to
Il Little spscious new STABLE near Central Park
good stand for csaxes No coo h between t5th aud
THOMAS PHILLIPS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-16
Gales bp Anttlon.

AT AUCTION.--TO be sold at auction at the
IA Public Pound 8Oh-si between 4h and shaw on SAT.
pRDAY, Oct l9, 1861 q. O'Clock, BAY MARE also, .
GRAY HORSE, and one GOAT to pay expenses.
JOHN JONES, Poundm1ster.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-16
ton Of the banks with that at the close Of the

At auction to-day, catalogue of ribbons OF the
importation Of Messrs. Gourd, Freres " Co. was
offered. The afsortments and styles were not OF the
most desirable character, and although fresh brought
low prices about 90 duplicates were sold and OBS
lots passed. A small line of Broch6 shawls was Of
fered; the goods were not in demand, and the sale
went of heavily.
We annex comparative statement Of the Imports
Of Foreign Dry Goods and General Merchandise at
tie port of NewYork for the week and since jan l.
To,a.for week.. siS6'5sa s5SiG'9:t si.Ss9s51
Previously reported. s5I,Os441O e1sl95O $sso58 il9
Since jan ........ ss2sHs2s s75la2aa saol. Iis
The immense pressure Of freight on the N. Y.
Central Railroad exceeds its facilities and the Com
Pany has borrowed large number Of freight cars
from the Hudson River Railroad.
The following Is the 18th monthly report of Jos. w.
Alsop, Receiver of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad,
for August, 1861:
Balance from July account. 10
RECEIPTS.
From passengers prior to August 1..... s263l q
FROM freight and exprsss.............'. S3ll IS :,
From mail 20 June 90 IOE35 30 y ~ IL
Prom passengers on August sccount.... l6llO 90 .
From freight August account..... 1905 Sc 2975 -
From balance on charge advanced other roads ~ 81
From other ,oueees .,.....,,..,.....,...... 2n 10
-
Total. .......................s69,76 2 AZ
DIsBUHsLsRSTs
Paid on account Of repairs 70 Miami Bridge 5000 %
"a discount interest and exchange. 55J 90
Paid sUndry Office c1penses 2l 81
Psl account Of former srresrages. ..... 1919 03
Paid account OF July current penses... 1851 20
Paid Of let mortgage coupons due July j. ls6l. $50 90
Paid OF lat mortgage coupons due July l. l36O.. 8t55 90
Total. a. B45 IS
pa ried IN Sent m efa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-16
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
~ the SCHOOL OFFICERS Of The Twenty second Ward,
the Office Of the Clerk Of the Board Of Edncson OF
GTand and Elmsts, until WEDNESDAY The 10th day Of
October instant, At O'Clock for the HEATING AP-
PARATUS necessary for heating with hot water steam,
Ward SebooHoUse No. ST. in West t4h-sty In said Ward
Specification fT sa on and can be seen at
Buildings No ~ Crosbyst, and the proposals. offered mu,t
conformity with said specifications, Two responsible
and approved sIrees viii be required for the faithful per.
OTmsnce Of the contract the names Of whom must accom-
Kany the proposal The School 0eer the right to
roget any all Of the proposals offered deemed for the
public interest to do so. BENZ. j. FAIRCHILD,
Chairman School Officers Twenty second Ward
JosBPH CUDIIPP, JR., Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-16
o REAL ESTATE OWNERS.-Sea

FTN0 REAL ESTATE OWNERS.--SealedP Pro-
IL posss viii be received at this Office until THURSDAY
Oct H. for the purchase Of Real Estate by the Corporation FOR
abe Of the Fire Department, located IS foIows:
ONE LOT between Dh and lthsvs and It! and Ash-Tts,
koP Hose Company No. II.
ONE LOT between % and 6thsVs, and Kth aud 22d,ts
for Hose Company No. 20.
ONE LOT between Broadway and Ithtv., and 2fth and
S0thFts, for Hose Company No. 81
ONE LOT between I'd and LeIing lon-tyE and 2th and
seth-slt, fer Hose Com psDy No. 81.
ONE LOT between Hudson, Greenwich Canal and Spring
ns., for Hose Company Ne Al.
ONE Lon between Goth and eOthts within $50 feet east
OF Of 3dav.. FOR Hook and Ladder Company No 10
Proposals WIN contain diagram Of the property offered
With diensons locality and Character Of improvements II
any Preference will be given TO vscsnt lots Payment viii
be made giving clear and satisfactory title.
The right is reserved 10 reject any al proposals
ROBERT T. HAWS, Controller.
City Of Eew,York, Department Of Finance,
Controllers Office, Oct 10, 1861. !
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ssmins- alatbines.

400 -First-class Sewing Machines fSE
8COs to Rent aud FOR sas new d2d hsnde hOcs
MY ReuinE Machine Emporium, $50 Bdvsy cor bfoomeH
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nsrk.u-cAHrrgL1r REPORTED yon THrN. Y. rnsvss.

AsHES-The market is steady, with fair demand az
for Pots and Pearls The stock hand IN the inspec
ton warehouse of Messu. Lester, Palmer Co. comprises,
' Pots bbts. Pearls bblr.
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5lndnrlal.
ptNK or MONTREAL

ATOTICE.-The BANK OF MONTH";
~ having os,abHsncd an AGENCY st CHiSaSSo' 10 Pre-
usrea 20 DO GENERAL BANKING buSiIShoD, suS3 Az
& pSpsr III al accessible point throughout the west Ooi
actions on nior points win DO a. re ny o. cl.o
81 - ,siertips the most reliable me inm;-Chcago
Oct TO- 1861. l. W. "
nj. a.. ,bovs VIC are prepared TO DRAW, PUR-
ITSsF .5s COLLEGE upon CHICAGO or favorable tiIpis'
We eso PURCHASE aud COLLECT upon tle "a p SApAs,
a. H. BsoL OF Montreal and tho ni9n Bank OF London
"a VIZ "' ~ " RIClliD BELL A. OGlLNlE,
No. % Pine-st., New-YoIk,
Agents for the Bank Of Montreal
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noah of Prof: Long,

BosT0NI Iltsday, OVt "a al
Professor Long, OF ;nh,
Hanover, N. H., lss' h's"'
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CTEAM to LONDONDERRY, GLASGOW,
- and Li7eTpool-The Montreal Ocean Steamship Sop u
-anys frstcass fn Cy debuil. steamer NORWb
DIAN Cspt. MONSTERS, carrying the Csnsdan r. 81 a. Q
United States mails will sail from Quebec NIX sAlLN
nav Oct 10 Rates Of from NeyYoTk: First cass
according TO accommodation . % and S85 Storage og.u
m cook provisions $50 Certificates lssued Tor bringing
out all the principe towns in 6Tee Asa
ireland at very low rates. For passage apply NO -
bf'ao"'y' ""' 'siBEL sEARLE, General Agents.
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FTNITED STATES AGENCY for

u NATIONAL LOAN.
OrTlCE o. KRTCHUN, S0N y Go. 4
No. 40 Exchange place.
TREASURY NOTES ISSUED for the NATIONAL
LOAN bearin. interest ct tho rate Of $40 PER CEI per
gluum payable 10 order OF subscriber a. directed end OF
the vrrious denominations he had 81 this obce in
poJuely upon deposit therefor IN gold or current unGs
Orders from he cosny accompanied BY check, supplied BY
SIX PER CENT TwO-YEAR TREASURY NOTES
RECEIVED At PAR AND INT RESt IN IAHMsSl
FOR THE ABOVE. MOEBIs hbIChtM'