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regiments to elect their Geld officers Which vas con

rsgimepts to elect their Geld officers which was con
sidered and passed.
1r. 0artreil, Of Ga, from the Judiciary Commit
tee, reported bill to authorize judges Of District
Courts to change the places Of holding their courts
In certain cases; which was taken mp and passed
Also. reported back the Senate bill to divide the
state Of Texas into two jadicisl dlstricts, which
was considered and passed. Also. reported back a
Senate bill 10 regulate the fees OF District Att"r
nsys In certain casas, which was taken mp. and.
being put 10 vote, was rejacted--yeas IL nays ~.
Also, reported from the same c0mmlttes, to whom
was referred communication from the Attorney.
General relative to the publication Of the onrusls,
reported back the same with u recommendation
that IL be laid upon the table; which agreed to-
On motion of Mr.. RUSSELL Of Va the bill rel ported
from the judiciary Committee. ITO repress atroci.
cities OF the enemy" was taken up and made the
special order Immediately after tho existing special
order shall have been dkposedof
Mr.. Smith, Of N. T., offered the following resolu.
ti0n which was agreed 10:
Reseired That the President be requested 10
cause proper examination to be made, by conpe
tent military officers, of the water Of Fast.
efn North Carolina and Eastern Virginia, with q
view TO such deiences as may be necessary for the
protection Of the country accessible to att ack from
the enemys gnnb0sfs.
The morning hour having expired, the House
resumed the confederation Of the special ORDER the
nxslAetbn bin ffnpr tie when npnbss of
Gadetf flsncftfs SveTc
action was had upon ths bin up to the lime Of sd
iOurnDeut
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WEST POINTERS IN THE Two ARAIra-Irom .
list Of the West Point graduAsss who are officers
in The srmiss Of the United States and Confederate
states, Il appears that thsrs are in the y. g. army.
Maior. 0snerals II; BFigsdisr 0eneras, q h the
G. 6. army. 0snsrals. S, <6ssadse 4. & Johnson,
killed ct Dbiloh;) MAJOR. .Gcnsrale l6j bnead'sr.
lol6. Il sppsarD that Ne have q Generals from
Wsst Point n our army. while the U. 8. have but
Al. II wss no Alo or unneanIng hoass Of Presi.
dent Dass that he had the choics Of the ohesFs Of
the cid eSmy, ss )
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M X. u. TURNER'S 'i.,su
lvl SELECT CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH
SCHOOL. Main street, bet ID and ith
The lyth Academic Year of this School will com
,nsnce on MONDAY the 18th OF Sept. issI..
Mr.. TURNER can De seen At his school roOEis, or
at Lis residence. III street. between Main and
Franklin. se iU-Im'
4 tHUKCH HILL ENGLISH AND CLASSICAIl
sCHUOL.--The duties of this School will be
Te5uned the Isl OF October.
au ls-lms w. L. MILLER, HI. A.
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NEXT SESSION Of TH4
4 SHLAND SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.

2rs TIFFIY will open school for boarders aud
day scholars on the 18th Of September and cioss
tAs second week In July.
She win be assisted by Q competent teacher, aud
pains will be spared for the advancement OF pu-
pnS
TERMS:
Beard, half payable In advance exclusive Of wash.
~. .--..-...-. -..--..-'.....'V VSoo
Tuition, primary department. nt................ 30
Iu1tt0n, higher kngllsh. h................-..-.- ~
Music ON Piano 40
FRENCH ~
One or two families with children large enough 10
enter school can also be accommodated
4. 4. TIFFEY.
Ashland. SeDt L. 1862 % l5-l3ts
T>HE URSULINE ACADEMY.
OF THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION.
Columbia, South Carolina
This ins1tuton viii resume its Academic Rxer.
eisss On MONDAY, Sept. ], 1861.
TERMS PER SESSION
board and tuition in I'll the usual branches OF
complsts Englsh education, payable In
e1vsoSsl ........sss...........Sl .Sloo
- sa0 psoo06 >
WG0nS and nsndtnG. ~
ScSess 310uey.
oade, Drawing. Painting, and the Languages
torm extra charger No deduction Of terms made
o. aeec9et Of leaving. except IN eases OF hlnsss
an n0-lmt
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Tar SCHOOL ron YOUNG LADIES.

Ihs aubscribsrs. lats tsaehsrs IN Mr. h. r. LE.
xtbykx's school win opsn DAY SCHOOL FOB
YOUNG LADIES n ths building formerly Oceu.
ped ~ that gsntlsnan, q The corner Of 0rscs and
HossAee ~, on the lst II Ootebss.
Fer tusthae partieuas call q tbs School buIlding
on 0tace s1aeet. hstwsea The hoass Of and II A.
l.. satusdays sxesptsl
Mln Il. q. GORDON,
ssss O. 4. BHlCo6OH,
Nt-lms WIN II. 0RADAU.
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EDUCATIONAL.


MISS JRssrE aoRDON's SCHOOL viii b. re-
l opened ON the lst Of October, Il II. Jane.
Church IA a-ims
(Oukk HAkTIN win resuMs the duties Of hlt
III SCHOOL. GU the isi of October an EisY It,
6etWecn sih and loth
TKRhs.
PAY shls sstat Annually in advance
usoAi En8sish branches s................ go 90
English. with Latin. t,0 u,
ROGER MARTIN. priaetps,. "
JOHN " hxlLE. AssistAnt sm:l9--omA
n n tSSg8 KINGS SCHOOL FOR YOUNG La.
Nl DIkS.--Ths next session Of this sehaoI win
commence ON tta Isl Of October. 1862
For further Information apply 10 Misses KING,
sseond daar f,e,n The corner of broad aud Mayo
Hrsets I'd sims
Mrs LIRHYs SCHOOL FOR YOUNG Ia,
Vl DiES.-Ths next session OF this school win
commence on the lst day of October. She will he
aided by competent assistants in each department
Mrs., NJ D. LIBBY.
On Narshsll. between ist and "a strsets
ss2-ins
EfrERsoa MALE AcADEMY. as,h. be
SJ tween Clay aud Leigh strssis, Church HILL
The Seventh Annual Session Ot this School " VI
commence AEPfhMhEN 10Th Ear particular
Inquire Of q. w. FETHERBRiDdk
an i9-im' Principal
CELEOT SCHOOL FOR noYs-Oa Ffankii.
- Street. btt9tsa 6ih aad 7h Richmond Pa
The undersigned propose opening an English Cas
steal and Mathematical SCHOOL, at the school
rooms Of K. II. L. Tighe. 1'ha number Of pupih
limited.
preparation for College or the University. The
session will commence on the lst Of October next
aud end on the iOh of July, 1853 Terms AT tn,
rate of $lU0 session. payable quarterly in HI
L. IT, L. TI0HE. A. NJ,
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GARD.-Taken from the body of Col. CHA.

A CAKD-Taksn from the body of Col. CHAs.
~ A. CRUMP, who was killed in the late battle
of Manassas (Angust 30th) SWORD, presented
to him by Gen William H. Richardson, and so In.
scribsd upon the seabbsnd. Also, PI8TOLs-one
OF pair presented to him by Gov. Letchsr. The
above arms very highly priced by the late Col
Crump and his afflicted wife Is anxious to get them,
that she may keep them in remembrance Of her
husband. Please hand them over to Maj Holiday,
commanding the 10th Virginia regiment. or leave
them with Messrs. Meade 4 Baker, corner above
the Post. Office Richmond liberal reward will
be osid II required H. Il. MILLER,
~ l8-1Ota Lieut. 25th Va battalion.
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rkkSONAks,

4 IMPORTATION WANTED-Of JUSkPH F..
PAYNE, and his SOD, THOMAS PAYNE, M-ii.
bers OF Company II, 47tb Va Vols. 4 will be
thank fully received by his friend, JOHN q. FOL-
CHER, ii addressed to him a; Partlows r. o., Spot
sylvsnia county, Va. Sc 27-dbtAs~2tH
MR. Il. Ii. f. MCWlLK1E-WHl you accept
IvI the SURGEONS STEWARDSHIP of tho
Mobile Naval Station, Mobile, Ala.
LEWIS w. MINOR,
Ga o1-GiA Snre L. 4 N Station. Mobile
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INFORMATION WANTED--.Of the whereabouts
of A. II. EZZELL, private in Company "G. ;"
:tl Res siment North Carolina State Troops, who "
sick aud sent from Gorionsvilie 10 some hospital in
Richmond, about the iirst week Ia September
ANY information ii left st this Office will be thank
fully received. S. b kELiErT
p,--t,tt
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NJ D L G. z.
ST. J0SEPHS FEMALE ACADEMY,
RICHMOND. VIRGIEIA.
The annual sess:on Of studies at tlis Institution
commences on the first Monday IN September, and
ends on the last Monday In June. Tie TERMS for
Board aud Tuition, Including bed snd bedding,
washing, nending. Doctors fee, &c. &c, are Slsu
per scholastic year, pay able semi annually IL A..
vance.
Terms far Day Sohoiars:
First Glass, per quarter. $500
Second d" {" -" .............. Gu
Third .. 7Oo
Fourth Z" " " .............. 500
Theirs Is also attached to this Institution PARO-
CHIAL SCHOOL. which will open on the same
day.
For further particulars, application can be made
at the Institution corner OF Marshall and 4th ss.,
or to the kt Rev. J. MCGlLL.
su 9-d(S)laW &cw6w
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NNE HUNDRED d. LIARS REWARD will
7 be paid tor the apprehension and delivery In

be paid tor the apprehension ana delivery In
any Jail 10 tho Confederate Satesor $50 for either,
OF JOSEPH BEARD and p. II. OA & rs, who have
been accused oi selling horses and have sbsconded
with three horses saddles aud brides, all the pro-.
uerty Of tho Confederate States. BEARD is abOnt
fifty years old, six feet high, rather stout,
dark complex xion, dark hair, mix ed with gray, and
wore full beard and nOustschs He originally
cam. from Lynchburg, or near that piace OAGka
is about ~ enty five years old near siK feet high,
light hair ,6eyes, speaks quick. with a slight I'M
nedimen; when spoken to- He Came FROM Albe-
marie county Va, and il known formerly q
stage driver etween Stanton aud the Whi.e Sui.
phnr Springs. J. LIVINGSTON.
au 2g---ts Cant and A. O. NJ FarmviiIe Va
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wounded and dying INST wstssy grave. iafss
number Of cur men were taken priseaen Il b
feared that onr shells did more harm among our
own men than to the enemy, while covering The
hurst In the arch, killing and wounding all hut ons,
Edwin Wilkinson. Of Company I, Il0th Psnasyiva.
MIA,
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NE1SS JKsSIE 0ORDON,S SCHOOL. viii ba re-
Nl opened ON the lst OF October, at NJ. Jar,es
Macmurdos, Grace street, next door TO ST. Pauls
ChllrCh. IA Q-lmk
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AfRS PKLLETS SCHOOL FOR YOUNG. LA
lvI DIES.
BROAD STREET, between 10th aud lith.
The dntles of this School will be Resumed the LIST
October, on the same plan as In former yesrs.
Pupils In the Primary Department will reesive
their dus share OF atteation from ths Principal.
For terms and Circulars apply :"
Mrs. $. L. PELLET,
Sc 4--iws Next door to Methodist Church
NIT. LAUREL LACADEMY-Re.opens Let of DC.
lvl tober and closes lst of July following.
Board exclusive of lights and towels Sl35 per
half session, payable in advance.
Tuition $40 per half session, payable i'll advance.
Number limited TO twenty. Address.
PIKE POWERS
au 27-aswtOl< Glover, Halifax co., Va.
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Ritburulih gispattb,

4As DDfA3on . pab6ehsd DAlt.x Ran
iayeesgssA sssse &c 1aIlne ID : ysas, =
sfss ssniwnnKLv pispArOA ]. .....A
svSy fussoAy md FN1DAy q q 10 savaacA
Nj3SAv, asd mailed 70 subsessbets q e2 par an n,
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Commenting upon this proclamation, the New
York Herald says:
The President has issued 3 proclamation to tho
important documents that has emanated from the
Executive Department of the Republic since the
adoption of the Federal Constitution.
On the 2th of Jaiy last tho President, in accord
ancs with the act Of Congress approved ON the l7th
of that month, gave sixty days notice to those in
rebellion that the property Of all rebels would be
conhscatej, and their slaves male free, if they per.
sisted in their suicidal course. The notice expires
to-day, the 23d instant, and tho proclamation now
issued presents the case in It's new and significant
aspect.
The gravity Of this proclamation will strike every
one. 1t has been forced upon the nation by the
AbolitOnists OF the North and Secessioniss OF the
South. 1t inaugarates overwhelming revolu-
ton ia the system of labor IN vast and important
agricultural section OF the country which will ii
the rebels persist in their suddenly eancpa
three OF four millions Of human beings, and throw
them in the fullness OF their hslplessness ard gnu
rance, upon their own resources aud the wisdom OF
the white race to properly regulate and care for
them in their new condition of life. But the impor.
tsnce of this great social revolution will not be con.
fined to the section where the black race now forms
the chief laborng element 1t will have an intiu.
ence on the labor OF the North and West. It will
to certain extent, bring the black labor of the
South in competition with tae white labor on the
extensive grain farms of the West unless the ex
istng stringent laws OF some OF the Western States
combining the negro to his present geographical 20
siti0n, are adopted IN all the other free States.
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DO0xR HAkT1N win resume the duties OF hi.
III SCHOOL on the ", of October. an UlaY st
hefWeen gsh and 10Th
TERus.
tpASalla sssai aoau Il. ..yv.r..A
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4 U6USTA FEMALE SUMMARY,
IA SrAUNTON, VA.
The next session Of this INSTITUTION will
commence on the FIRST DAY OF October. and
close on the last Thursday in June following
For terms and other particulars, apply to
SO sims JOHN b. TlNSLEY, Principal.
r s SQUIRRS SELECT CLASSICAL AND
II. ENGLISH SCHOOL corner of Main and lst
sis., Richmond, Va. The 10th session will
msnce on the 29th Of Sept, 1862.
Prot. A. LA BOMBARlR, Teacher in Modern
Languages.
ltnf
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'DIEDMONT INSTITUTES

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va
MISS A. L8AToN. PRINCIPAL.
The next session OF this BOARDING and DAY
SCHOOL will begin on the 18th September nrxt.
For particulars apply to the Principal.
All IQ-imk
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CELECT HOME SCHOOL, IN HALIFAX Co,
- VA.-Havins engaged good teacher for bis
own sons, the undersigned will take q few boys in
his family, 10 whose instruction and department he
will give his personal attention In addition to the
teachers duties, to give the boys entrusted to
him the advantages of home Influence.
The session will commence on the lst pi0 xnio
snd terminate On the 18th July next.
TKRks-S3O0, payable In advance exclusive Of
lights Address Rev. JOHN L. CLARK,
Tsicott p. o., Charlotte county. Wa.
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u w. CONR'S CLASSICAL AND MATTE.
Hs HATICAL SCHOOL FOR BOYS, on Prank.
lin, between eth aud 9Th sts, W i'll reopen for LIS
1lth snnuA! session, on MONDAY. Sept. 22t.
The best Instructors In Modern Languages snd
Drawing will be In attendance.
Terms made known on application.
- lQ-GWa e. W. CONE PriDsipal
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BOARDING.

I1OAbDM6.-J4Wo small families, apA eeverea
Ii sineie asntisoen, can b. accommodated with
1OARD by applying u the cosnss o. tsise m ead
Adams stsUotA 0St-u
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Ne. a. Ha,dwsre, No. 81 White Lead; No a. Zine -.
No g. Coored Psipts; No. 50 Linsssd OH, vanish ~
Brown sosp; No +6. Misce moons Dry Gods Shin ~
dery. nc Tor construction, No a. Tanks aod Gsl.y,
81 Bellows; Boiler Iron and Rivrts Pig iro. y" %
Lard Oil D. Boiler Fsltins; E. Gun Packing, r. NI,,.t
\ az Csnvsssi J. Cotton Canvass. Twins. Is.h.n'.
l. Hose; NJ Bru.bss, n BuptiDe and Dry Goods, nl
Pipe Tor steamer htDs; Q. sperm Oil r. Ship Chsnds
SONS law4wTh
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1le0ieaI.
ME TO SIX boxes of WINCHESTER

II n
" SPECIFIC PIN" vii permanently cute any ea'e !"
Seminal Us1kacss, OF s resulting lmpotaee hoSsssn ~
oEAvArKD and will DC found equal, ehcitD u ALL
theP,o,iafe Dabes AID disease generally Q. tAo t'i'
Oygars.
PROFESSIONAL OPIN loNs-"I have used your SRI
cIFc Pm In many easss Of Sprra:orIhra, ,ni VIA ~
moot psyjees sueee."-J. MILTON SAspSEs. NJ D., Ill "
broOi4ys
cit 10 specific sny medicine can De-
cured very severe with ison SIX To TIN p'sS "
KEITH NJ D, I'd Repert,yg y Ned. Seielee, Ns's i"N
PERsONAL-"Mr. Wisess!y IS WORTHY % AL oO'''
prscs and devoes hiGself automatically TO tAese rep
,iou."-D Mereiiti Peeu NJ ~, Ill. d., A~o'eaH h'''
col Gazette, Neto York
81 hsve personal knowledge OF Mn WIscrxTsk n ,
ssrY AND INTEGRITY, and the Professor 'n
public that ma PHErAis HONS cAS BE- RxLiEo on
r. ChItoa. NJ D., Chssisi, Nsv. York.
The SPECIFIC PILL I, not q Homeopathic renea' ~
does contain siercury Iron. Canhardes OF COY ;,
Ingredient. Price: 81 per box six boxes f"a'" ~
ones) for S. Sent by mail Sold. Wholesale ana ''-
J. WINCHESTER. No d Johust, N Y.
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Goal an0 Wooo.
~-rC.,, rrNDIJNG WOOD

DARNARDs STEAM klNpLlNG ". WE S',r,.
Id FACTORY and COAL YARD, Nos 20 snd 20 N.Y.
.. Nos 2t ss ana $50 ssass g Pos" OK s Sai deAag
sa.,. ON hand. s1ipplns ,appiod ., redae-d 2,ce.
OOUS-Rest Red Ash, Egg and st'ss ',
AZ "a L.. Nat, rs So White A'h or Lshish "a
.ad Stove 10 5C Liverpool 80 s'rs No sis Bow.
and de vrred lor c,,h ben ordftei Alp) a. W.
s~ No sli are.n-,t aud Ne 40 bsoome It. ,rvs
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Gousee ano farms Uantc0.

4 SECOND or THIRD FLOOR. with four
IN or I've Rooms WANT ED-Must h,.r water and sins.
sist- full particular, ard term. Witch mu. b. nod
and address PROdPrP PAY. Bon No 13TFibuue Oft-
FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED Tor the
Winter. by small g-nies! family wiihou, children,
~ithin hour Of tho CITY - u rcfercnces Addfes
Boz ?oo, scw-i ORR Post OGics
WANTED-Within AN hour Of the city (New
w Jcf..y greirfcdl. a snail HOUSE. with five
OF improved LAND attached. Terms must be ec'y
AdIfe. with fn p-ftcnl, ,ion house price, Ic,
A. L. DAY, Station r. hs~ YORK City
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FORM OF OFFER,
,tt.h fran, firm r,u.t b. signed by all The me nber

which from hrm mus, be signed ny al tho me moers
It In the State Of -. hereby 20 furnish
and deliver IN the respective Navy Yards all thu articles
named IN tho classes bereuhto annexed soe.b TO t
Lion, OF N. .cheau e. therefor aud in onfyrny With the
II tho Bureau Of Consrucion &C. OF "a
September 1852 Should my offer be accepted request 10
\. .aSre..ed at = and the the Navy Agent
Signature, A. 3.
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90 Gportsmen.

Y V. CROOK, No. 30 Fulton.st.,. Manuiac.
j ,nr., and Iu,por,er of FISHING TACKLE IN al W.
v,,l - Gallery Guns Powder ard SHOT, Nets, ryAs' ~
Rspai. ing done ~ short notice. Es.Aesnea I'D ''
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oryicE OF THE EMIE RAILWAY CoxrAsr

OFpICE on THE EhiE RAILWAY CoNPAyy
NOTICE. The Stockholders of the Erie Rail.
IN way Company are here D. notified that the ANNUAL
ELECTION for Directors for the ensuing year win Be III
a. the Office Of ssit Company, Erie in the Civ ~
Nrw.York, on TUESDAY the lrh day Of October p.rt
The polls will Do open from II o'clock T. I'LL Ssei
p.
The transfer hooks will be closed the afternoon a,
Saturday tue 9th inst and remain closed until the 18th a.
October. Il. n. OTIS sscrstsry
New.York, Sept H. 1852.
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Urn 0oo0s.
GRAND OPENING.
" NEW FALL GOODS

CHARLES HEARD & Co.,
No 30l GraDdst.
NEW SILKS, NEW mERINOS, NEW POPLINS,
NV OTFOMAkS,
NEW REPS NEW CASadERE5. - -
NEW DEbAINES, NEW PRIMES,
NEW CLOAKS, NEW MANTlLLAs. NEW SHAWLs
and
A ,plendid stock Of new DRESS GOODS which will BIT
eaored az Retail nuch less "a Al wholesale prces
Also
SEQ Pieces Nader Pnnts eDy ~ cents per yard
1QN Pieces very best make bseched SDirting much less
than wholesale prices.
1880 Pieces make Unhescbej Mutn in all width pur
chased before the ate aiyaaoe
500 D. zen h1- British Ho-ieTy a. old prices
$50 DOZEN pure Lii HAuckeonefs al ct cents each
Dozen pure Linen very hne Hsndkcn eff at 2' cents
each Also,
Pure Linen DsDak Napkins, levels Table Cloths, Blsn
iets FlsnDes Cloths Cesme@s yelyeIs, &c, he, which
we shall offer at very Low PRICES
CHAS HEARD a. Co. No. 3Ol Grsndst
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TlnGnelaI.

DANK NOTICE.-THE MECHANICS ana
ID TRADERS SAVINGS INSTITUTION has REMOVER
to tberuew Bankn, Pouse No 2S3 Bowery. near on,or
Interest at the .at. OF per cent ri. be paid I'll
600 and under from October 1871 Open dali, fsr
to O'Clock. CHAS. PECK, Pres.dsnt
Jas 7. HsTGBr, Sec
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pROPOsALs FOR s25o, GOO OF 7 TH u

PROPOSALS FOR $3.50, 600 OF The
Il CROrOS WATER STOCK OF THE CITY ~
new YoRK.-sEALtD PRoPo AIS gii be ,eeeivsda
tie Comptrois's Offce until IL KsDAf, ssPtemed
IS 1861 a. two az O'CLOCK M ~hep the will be Rr
cly opened for tie whole psrt " the som Of Two
und ed aud Fifty 1hou.end Do.rs s2s1Cep Of the Crdss
.er Stock The Cit, Of Sewgofk authorized oy Ch.Pa
81 fthe .~s II 1870 sud amended 0y Ch.pte sl o'N
Law. OF 1851 sod BY ordu-nce Of The Common Coars
spprovrd by the Mayor October ia leo for Increasing H
,ur Ily Of Crotou Water &c -,
fe tsd stock will bear interest at the rate Of sx per cnt
per snnum payable quarter yearly aud the pinc'yA W"
| redeemed Novemb. l. 1888 r.,
TIE Proposals. will state the amount Of stock desired nd
IN. pcr PER huud cd dollars thereof sod the pefsels
accepted will oe repaired 70 dspsn vita
the Cham the Ciiy within days after ta- open
ing of the bids the awarded 70 them respectively
Do presenting the Comp'roer the receipts Of TO- Chin'
bersn such aeoo.iis tie parties will De entitled receive
Gel for eQas Il the value Of he STOCK
boar Nc interest from he date Il payments.
Each proposition should oe sealed and indcrsed PropoHe
for Waer Of she City Of New YORK. and ne
inco.ed In sscosd envelope addressed to tie Comp
troler. -,
The isht Ia reserved to reject any CT al Of he hti
II considered uecssy protect or promote the Interests
ROBERT T. BAwS, ConptroIer
City OF NewYork. De patulebt Of Finance,
Hnr. ll.rf.tl uaf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-25


M.iness
Thr chsdnls which the bidder nces,s must be pasted 10
his o.f and each Of them sned by him. Opposite each
rce schedule the price must be set the amount car
red out the aggregate footed up for each an the
amount IA, in words II the parties who bid do
reside uear place where the articles - be delivered
they mus, their ODER persoa to "hoa orders gu
item are 10 be delivered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-25

AT DE PERCEVAL's, No. 657 Broadway
n An ti,ds Of CIiIIDRFN's CLOAKS Dresses. Ban.
lets -scqu1s Chemists Corset lufslts' Waists Apron
Bids Bs-kets &c Gabsdi Costvnes Ladies Embroidered
Ohemses aud Nighgown Yok-s sso, L4cioP Ready Made
Undef gsrmen1s. fiufed Handkerchief.
IDtss aud Cost Of Arms mbrO5eTed handkerchief,
table hreD AID bed clothing; and six Enb osery
mad to order; Stamping for ebrOdesss and bfadins
euted peIfectiy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-25
FORM OF GUARANTEE.

aud - Of -. in the STATE Of - hereby guaranty
th,t Ga c.sc the foregoing bid Of ior any Of the ella,
there, named be accepted, he they will within ten day
sf-r hs receipt Of at the post Office named Of
Navy ken. dssns,ed execute the contract for the same
-its FOOD and sufhcient sur-ties end in csse said
.h. "a. TO contract sfors-ad We guaranty g
k. good the difference between the oder Of the sGd
and Ihsl which may be accepted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-25

OFFICE OF TIRE CLKvsLASD, PAIEEsvlLLs AVID
AsHrABuLA RAILROAD Co... CLEysLASD, Sept %. 1867
NOTICE. Second Mortgage Bonds Of tin
~ Compsny falling due Oct. 1861 with accrued in,s.
will be paid on presentation at Ocean B,nt 4,
at the Office Of Company 10 Cleveland, o. Inters a
said Bonds will cease from that data
GEO B. Ely Treasnrss