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The New York herald., 1862-02-11
Report or the Central Park Commas


sioners.
BOARD or ALDERMEN.
This B,srd met last evesing President Henry in the
chair.
resolution was ofsred by Alderman ALLEN TO appro
iae 81 900 each for the portraits Of Gov Morgan and
Thomas Jefferson Laid over
communication received from the Mayor, stating
that had conveyed 70 Captain Rnggod OF the United
States ship Sabine copy of tho complimentary resolu
tions adopted by this Board relation to his saving the
crew OF the ship Governor ordered 10 be printed
in the minutes
report OF the Committee Public Health pre-
sentsd inerdictng cab propretors from conveying (un
der penalty Of S2oO) persons suffering from smallpox
fever other contagious diseases in tho vehicles crd
nary used by citizens. Laid under the rule, and
subsequently reconlmitted.
REPORT COMMISSIONERS CENTRAL PARK.
The report OF the Commissioners OF the Central Park
a very voluminous dooument-was received and 900
copies ordered TO be printed The following synopsis
Of the report
Owing the national difficulties in tho spring OF 1851,
it somewhat difficult to determine, in awork employ
ing large number OF upon the wisest measures TO
be adopted. large dnuntion in expenditures was
solved and effected. IL would not have done to stop
the work, for much OF it in condition requiring
completion prevent damage by action OF the weather
The men were gradually abso bed in other vocatons.
In 1850 the expenditures were .ss7s ,s54
In 1851 the expenditures were. ATS, ,l63
A reduction in 1861 of................s3 Of. $500 ,19l
year.
The average force in 1850 was was...............3,5I
The average force in 1861 500
Statistics Of work done are given at length.
n WAr
The New York herald., 1862-02-11

TuosE WANTING ROOMS AND STEADY sTRAM POW.
srs greatly reduced rent. can be well sted in build.
inQs 2l and 23 Centre, and 1877 and 139 Elm street The
well lighted and very desirable for almost any
manufacturing business The steam power always steady
engine. Terms very low and possession Immediately n
wsntsd Apply ~ the ofnce, Sl3 Ckutre street.
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mo LET OR LEAsR-HoUsE AND STORE sol CANAL
street ncrt door 70 the Peoples Bank. y Yll be LEE
good tenant with counters shelving Indure at the
.bovs number up stairs, from 10 70 Z O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1862-02-11

ruO LEAsE-FOR BUSINESS HOTEL AND REsTAu.
rant manufacturing purposes the Ave story Budins
81 william street. 2sr WIN G rooms can make 50 rooms
or more. Apply 10 JOHN 8. KEkSO, 81 William street
The New York herald., 1862-02-11

BR SHP PLAs.AGEsEI Johnson. hence Jan II for Liver
pool with cargo grain put into Bermuda Sd inst eaky
and with pumps choked.
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MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG NAVAL OFFICER, OF EXCELLENT FAM
IA and associations desrous or entiring ato cor
respondcncc with some young lady in similar position
The LADY must be pretty and possessing good education
and blessed with gentle and loving disposition Address
w. DsLeon, T. g. 8. Minnesota Hampton Roads Va Irish
German aristocracy need apply. sla
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A VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE, WITH ALL YBE MO-
"A dern improvements 70 let carpets window shades and
on the premises ~ Qreene street. r. ~ HODGES iii
Fulton street. from 10 toS "
The New York herald., 1862-02-11

TVO LET OR LEASB-rOR A TERN OF YEARS. A
gentleman q residence College Point near Flushing.
L. situated Flushing Bay, with mansion. stable. out
houses cehouse hothouses large grapery and kitchen
dsn with OF very choicest fruit dwarf pears
srawberrcs currant raspberres asparagus beds
with splendid shade Communication with the city
about sr times per day By railroad aud steamboat Address
ri w n nor 3 1Q1 Post once.
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A HOUSE AND STABLE TO LET OR LEAsE-No "a
"A Houston street, near Broadway story brick House.
with improvements In good order Apply TO CHARLRS n
MILLS, - Cedar street -p'' " -
The New York herald., 1862-02-11

ITO LEASE, FOR TERN OF YEARs-rEN LOTS OF
Il Ground Fortysecond street, fronting on the Eass
river with bukhsad thirty feet deep suit or
storage foundry the manufacture of heavy
The Cedar depot on the premisea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-18
Arrest of the Traitor Oi6s.

We gather some Interesting PARTICULARS about the
arrest Of r. Is. Olds ut Circleyle the other night.
The arrest was made by Mr.. Scott direct from the
War Department, COL ). Bliss Of this city, and
third nan whose name we have not learned. Ou
gong to the house, the married daughter OF Oids
sod her father was abed ind could not be seen until
morning. Mr.. Scott said lie mus. see him; and she
replied that LIE could not. Scott, with the thlrd man.
went ND stair, Col. Bliss remaining below. lie
came to locked door, which be snrInsed led into
Olds's room. lie talked at she door, but the door
answered not, whereupon he battered IL down and
went into Olds's bedroom. He ordered Odds TO get
up aud dress aud then Scott passed down stairs TO
reconnoiter the premises and search for papers, &c.
Hearing IA noiss soon in Oldos room, lie AMI Col.
Bliss returned and found OlGs and the man ciinched.
Scott showed Olds q revolver and told him he must
snccumb or do worse. Ods let up" Meanwhile
the son.n-law OF Odds went into the town crying
fire. That raised about 50 men, who ran to Olds's
house; they were about equally divided in senti
,nent, and the hearing Of Scott and Bliss convinced
the halt that were "butternuts' that it WAS not
best TO undertake a AS Ods passed through
the crowd, he exclaimed, "the HeSsians have got
me-" One Of bis friends stepped up and asked If he
wste ed to be rescued, when Mr. Scott took bis name
and cautioned HIM to be quiet. Aud 40 he was, and
Edison Is. Olds has passed on to Fort Lafayette.
where all such traitors should 20. In the affair
either Old. or his son-in-law struck Mr.. Scott but
without severe results. Cleveland Herald.
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Easscayern Soiled

r, steamship CRY Of Mashestey for Lir.ypooi-Miss
oodiord. Mrs NJ wye ard 2cbldren Mis- T. Ross
Nile PTei, Mrs q. A. CoTbe Geo Parker. q. A. Corhe
Ja.. Murray Biss Oakley. Miss ~ Lawson Maria BscS
Md. Lespsrs. d. A. horns kobt. Bradley Ct.s CburcIu
and WIFE, Francois Weiss Jos Bonuan Geo Cany Jenns
Stoeie. Dr. X. TRAIL Dir Dixon. Johu McCsy, w. T.v
erner, VIM. Boyce. w. r. OIL Jss. Moore, O. Jennsr.
Queens Messenger John C. Bsldcrston, Mrs. X. 5. II.
steerage.
Ia steaasstp Bri'sh Queen, from Harlna and SsYas-
Mr.. sud MIRA T. Darling snd child Nassau j. G. Rahning
NJ y; Henry arthur Paul Cam sgnise N " John Edins-
ton, Mackenzie, Eng r. sauSdeT-, Nas,au Dr. G,eiE
Geo. H. Smith. St. John. n. b; Mr.. Sheldon ~ Y. .
H. w Gore. Name Miss A w B.tterson Na...ni Mr.. y.
A. Hood, n. Y; Dr. Jackson, Nassau, Decker, Russia;
chas. Mnir. Eng Stephen Campbell, Nassau; J. Welsh.
Nassau; 1hos Welsb Nsssaui John Murphy. H. Rowan.
Nassau; WIN. Flenlng-Tota, o.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF EMBELLISHMENTS H.
Cleared.

S.e.n,hip-Bhish Queen lBr.l, LIE Messurier N.sssn.
p, T.. Cuuard; Chesapeake, Croweil Portland L. D.
Cromwell & Co.
Shps-NontebeIlo Henderson. Londonderry Snow Bur.
g.ss; Robert Cu.hrnan Otis How're. Boyd hncken N.
Thompson, Berry, Ola gow Stsbuck Co. Admiral Bhi'
fers Hare 5. ~ FoI Bro. T. A. Palmer Post Liverpool
J l. n. Smith 4 &c.
Bsrss-sohis Jucobs shsnshss. c. Jewe,t Co.. KEEP
Ter (3rem.l Lsnkman, Bristol funch Mel css Wendti
Eliza Young (r Cook Belfast, Boyd Hi.eken; TTsIst.
Muo, New. Orleans. Robson Fosdicki Reindeer: Wei'
zon Bsrbseoes H. Trowbrdges Son; Orkney. Hooper,
New. Orleans; Ella. Hues. Malaga, Upper Co. .
T. Green curry; Georgians tBr) Brsnscombe, Queens.
town. Middleton & Co. Mary Orb Iobn. Aux Csy..,
Kunharct & Co.; Jacob Dock. Erascn tienfnegos, ? "
Ring Co.; Cosmos, Talbot Cerdrnss, Simpson Ciapp;
A. Z Feuno Orb Mussels, Msnzsnllla, kse Son GO
Chp~lls Ace Ssgusa rsDde Miller Houghon: Jane an
Gaeb (Can de Beer Lime lex Funch, MeiLcs- Wendti
Atlantic Stubs Turks Island Dsre Co.. Blanche DeiaP'
Jscmel. o. r. DewoE
schoouersB o. Chaloner Kenny, st. George, Bermlds,
Simpson Capp; Jane Mais, Ward, Norwich, H. D. kacs'
ett; Sally Aiken GODFREY. NewOriesns, w n Denny
Co.. &. L. Vsndervoort Baker BoltimoTe Merl Abbott;
America Reynolds, Bristol. l.. Kenny w H. Brown bIotn'
ertop Br.tol L. Kenny; Elise Maria Dan Jacobsen Loa'
don Punch Neincke Went; Equator tBr) Abroy La
Haven mas ~; J. Iloyt, Cramn, Baltimore Z. BlrI.
bat Co. White Cloud, Leavi't Alexandria master van
S.nt Burdee Alexsnda MASTER tsited Werner, Boston,
master; Carroll. Crocxer hiadelphis, SnPor Cisppi
g. J. Buckmaster Lingo, Fieirica master; Edssr bsre
Samniq, $40 ILL., master, Iva. Chamberlain fhsnrP"is
H. B. Racket; Is. Norsley. Soler Ale1audni H. D. DID,
ley; B. Matn TURIN. Snow H.i' A. G. Ravens
st-amer-Jose phre, Grant, Philadelphia, Loper MIX
patrick
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SATURDAY. Ang. l6-p. -.

The dizziness which set in yesterday pervades tho
market to-day. Prices are, however, well sustained,
but little desire is evinced TO hammer and buyers
find sufficient cash stock for their present wants.
The current having run all one way for some
time, it would apparently Gn this lstless state of
things be quite relief, and better for the market
if the bears would appear once more in some force.
| Governments showed considerable life-the adj.
vanced bids bringing forward no amount Of stock,
93i bid for Oregon War Loan i.yeariy, 30 for the
Registered Of 1871, aud the Coupons OF 1871 cling
at 39i steady. Treasury 7.30s sold at l0i, an ad-
vance Of / = cent-the l-year Certificates at 99}.
Demand notes were not in as much request, quoted
lO7 a 1924. In State Securities there was small
sale Of NJ Y. State Gs, 1875 at III. Tennessee IS
were y cent lower, st 81 81 and Misseuri Is
cent down, AS. Gold with fair sales, closed at
III allii, selling aferward and privately al ll43,
aud stronger feeling. Pacific Mail recovered y
cent, with scattered sales of nearly 900 Shares de-
hverable for cash and at the opening. The Share
rnarke, was very irregular, being influenced wholly
| by the demand and supply; at the Close, however,
buyer, seemed TO predominant, particularly in the
Eries; the changes OF note were Gales lato in the
sesson Of Erie Preferred at 67l Illinois Scrip O.!
62I; Chicago Bur. and Quincy S6a7. Railway
Bonds US usual short, stood independently strong;
| Il0i bid for N. Y. Central Convertible IS BIO:
Erie itbs selling at 3d. 5ths al So; Hudson 2ds Sink.
ing Fund at l04, 3ds at 80; Chincv cent at 10;
Mich. Southern DDS ai SO; SHAKING Fund ct lOl;
Illinois Central at %; for Chicago ard North Wes-
tern lsts CG bid; lsts accented, 81 2ds 81 a3l and
Interest Bonds 81 tidi Wabash lis sold ~ 81 10 a
parry who has been buying on a large order, aud
sill bid. the price, Galens and Chicago lsts sold at
lOi. There WAS 10 second session, but an informal
call WAS had at which n fair amount Of business
was done at steady prices Sales OF go Ere Pre-
ferred were msde q, q. Gold was again frmer,
1854 being bid The latest quotations were: U. 4.
e., es, 1901; coupons, 1901 1905; Tennessee, 6e,
81 e5l!; Missouri %, 47i isi Pacific Mail, llOi q
allOi; New-York Central Railroad 80 93l Erie
Railway, 37i asa; Eric Railway, Preferred. o. q
Is; Hudson River Railroad 49, 4si; Harlem Rail-
road, IGsl6; Harlem Railroad, Preferred, 3si
40; Reading Railroad 59l d59li Michigan Central
Railroad, 65i a Co. Michigan Southern and Northern
Indiana Railroad, "a 13a; Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana, Guaranteed, J9ia59ii Illinois
Central Railroad. 62aG2i; Galena and Chicago
Railroad, 72iG72i; Cleveland and Toledo Railroad,
5Oia50i; Chicago and Rock Island Railroad, 81 d
GA; American Gold, ISL ell5i.
Tse following table will compare prices OF Satur-
day lat and to-day:
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indictments mt Erie, PA.

To ire Editor VI he s. y. Tribune.
SIR: Noticing brief editorial in your last Satur-
days i.sue ia reply maeiou, telegraph the New.
York Press in relation the Hon Nj b. Lowry Of this city,
csno. resist ths ipcnson you upon
ing ht the nail the head when you account for the
cious prosecution of the State Senator" by reason of
certain "bsnk swinde" The Grand Jury Of thi, comfy
have indicted within week c. b. Wright late President Of
the Bank Of Commsce for altering ad asifyng certain
boohs and writings OF tho Bank Of Commerce." Also In
another case, C. B. Wright. Major G. j. Ball formerly Treas
of yvanla), aud Mr. Ill., all Of were Off.
Of tho bank for rdulsntly sppropratins the
assets OF the Bank OF Commerce e."
When you read this record and remember In connection
Herewith that Senator Lowry largely Instrumental In
successfully exposing the various frauds Of the Bank Of
Commerce during the last sitting Of the Legislature
Of this State win have exploration OF the Telegraph
aud prosecution Of tho Senator historic and trnns'
parent The parties who commenced the prosecu'ioi a.
though Otsnby independent Of tho bank Gs well INDEX
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OGpyAyCs OYPIcH, WAX DEPARTMENT, I
kEAsHISGIOS Aug. y. lSbl
DROPOSALS viii be received by Ills Depart.

PROPOSALS viii be received by this Depart
rnent until r. M the 10Th Of August 1852 for the
delivery At The following Ase"si., OF hohsE toOiP'
at the Watertown Arsenal stertowp, Massachusetts,,
Al the Waierviet Arselsl. Yves. Trey Nsw.Yort 2,coo
At the NewYork Arsenal. Governors Island, Now.Yori,
At the tnsford Arsenal Bridesburs Peanryvania $500
Attic Allegheny al, Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania 100
sets
At the s. Loui, Arsenal St Lou. Missouri 10 900
TheSe sets Of horse equipments 20 be furnished
eee -xcer the horse rush curry comb riat pcketpin
INK AMI blanket. Ssmps. ne mined each Of
Above ed srsnels. rhey 70 be subject TO inpec-
ten the wleo delivered before being received
BY the GOyeIrebt; to be- accepted paid ior bit
Dnch approved n Inspection.
Deliveries be .de ia lot. Of not less than 20 sets
Per wees for a contracts Of go sets or under M SITS per
week for all % from 5OJ 100 sets; go
Der week for oil cohtTsc Of from loo 20 600 ses so ses
set. per week for al Il from 2Oo 20 6o1J tets and
b. per racts Of from $500 TO 1860
Failure to deliver specified time viii subject tho
hactoT foEesre Of the quantity to De delivered Il that
due The equpm-r 70 ne boxed five sets In box In
and Re d.ncy marked the ends Of
Re box Tie boxes 20 charged at cost to be- determined
b. the inspector
Bidder. will state e1picls IN their proposals the time
contract will DO required enter into BONDS with proper
Dar.t.s for the isii hul fulhment OF tie same.
Bids persons who manufacturers or regular DEAL
o. in lea6erwork will ne oon,dered aud the Depart
rert the night to reject any or ell od' WHICH Ay
BE- made ~ go
Upon the sward being made successful bidders only will
be notified and they Val be furnished ih forms OF the con-
tGsct and Of the bond requircd 0f them.
'OensIal JAMES w RIPLEY
Chief of Ordnance,
Washington, ID. c."
Proposals for Horse Equipments"
JAMES w. RIPLEY,
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Arrived.

Steamer Mississippi UI 5. trsn.pors). Baxter Fortress
Monroe Is hour Win 90 sick and wounded soldiers to ID.
Ship Don Qurote of Bo'ton Mott Foo-Ch'S March ~.
.eas to Had constant faint s. w wind ald c.ns
down the Chns See passed Aner April 49, and had very
hgn, T. trade across the Indian Ocean interrupted every
three four days by we.eay winds wa. Of Cape Of Coed
:e, PAifd .; he sa & Sv IS M ss iou
out; with so bbls sperm 50 bbls whsle OIL Aug 10 lat
"a 81 NJ len - q W. passed hem brig Mountain eie OF
BAH Pkea UNDERSTOOD days from NewYes for cnrscoa-
Ship Adler tBr-rn.). wsnte Bremen June 20, mi'e and
2lj psxs 10 Uni HAD gales hrst srt of Ias'
re- AID gh. winds and cslns from the banks JAY rs lat
- Is 81 passed sap Cen Nerel bo'Yd r oh ins..
YORK Tor Bremen. l;h inst lat al 10 lonJ passed berk
Mary b. Rich Carlton from Greenock JuEe % i'r New
Snip Jennie W. Paine tOf Gardine',, Powell Valencia,
Jue2 q, the Rock July ., AID as; from ksnn'ee Au IL
spoke whaling bark Dso from Newoedord Tor the Indian
ship Ship Coy Msnneas Doard Liverpool July 49, d'e ana
40 rss. q obet L Taylor July a. lat 81 So lon 81 10.
exeRsused .sns. with steamship City Of Newlors for Liz.
erpoo Aug H. lat Al 49, Ion. o. 81 exchanged ssaas w.sh
steamships E,us aud 5axonis, bound =
BaIA Hannah Croker. Sheriff. Philadelphia. In baA't 70
Bss Raleigh ia,nl Heidsrick, Boston days, in ballast
BARK Columbia Thomson Greenpor,. in ballast. wn'owed
to this port by s,eantuy Blanche Page ,u
Brig ttrisiaosnd Sorw simOnsen, Sunderland 60 days.
Br,s Cen Boyd kirkpatrick, ssco days heading 30 Way.
scar o.ran.o. Hammond, Ellsworth Il days, lumber to
Brett. Son X Co. -
schr Psmetto Brsgion Linsan, C. e.. lodays coal to
o.der.
Sehr Julia (Br) Cox, Cow Bay c. b. IA days. coal to J.
Whitney Go. j,
sshr n Ii. Hall, Hamilton Calais days, lumber 70 q.
sch A. P voos.On Garrison rhisdepha. coo! Tor Provi'
scLr Triumph (Br) Borden, Wialsor, N s. IS dsy+
o after g. A. Smiihers Co.
sehr Margaret Dl iBrl, DILL LiDsal. B., 10 days. coed
Schr Fsiiatli 0e.nl, Port Even, coal for Boston.
Sehr Tarquin, Lord, New Haven days
Scar Oironto -, Ellsworth ~ days, lumbar.
scnr J. H. Deputy, Lewis Port Even. coal Tor boston,
,chr Pan 4nis, Aleu- Albany Tor Bosom .
schr j. l.. Darling Russell. Albany for Providence
schr Hor.ensla Fosler RonGoni, coal for NewburyPort
BELOW-Bak Jane Dssgett, Lambert Glassow July ~.
indse. 10 Tnos Dunhsu-
sAILED--s.e ships British Queen tBrl. for Nassau
Chy vi Manchester (bLl, lor Lycgpo
The steamer C. ya,dorb from hirisoDs Landing, With
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A Coiorcd Servant 20 be Sold into slavery.

The Boston JOUfaou publishes the iollOWlng
BOsToy aug IL, 1852.
WILLIAM n. PAGE NJ D.-Dcdr Sir Ihsye Oecn requested
10 ASA you IL when DIed ants the
Union officers taken prisoners by the Rebels they ia
saroy, And sso, ii IL true tat John A. Emery
eveYesnr of the letn Ma-sachuses Regiment taken
with you prisoner ut the recst battles before Richmond
SUD sold into Slavery An early reply VII greatly eose your
oDelient serysLt, JOhN >. NUN
BosToS. Aug. II, 1861,
JoHS s. Rock, esq-Dsar SIR: Your note of this
dae has just come TO hand In answer to your
questions, have 10 say that colorod boy Of IL
years, named John a. Emery, servant 10 Lieutenant
Col. Deyeteaux Of the 10Th Massachusetts, Regiment,
was lett sick with fever irom which he Is now we'll
a. Savage. station Hospital, on the retreat OF our
army to james River that | attempted 20 bring HIM
away as my servant; but, when We arrived i'll Rich
mond, he immediately taken ITO II ne, In accord
ance " tn recent order Of the Confederate Govern
rnent which commands the seIzure OF all persons OF
color fonnd among prisoners taken from US and the
selling oil them into Slavery.
was told OF this order Dy numerous Confederate
officers who called at oGr hospital, and tred 10 get
/ i'll to 20 witG one Of them as u servant, who
promised me to use him WE'LL but he preferred to
take his chances OF getting away with us. 1 was
also told By Confederate officers that another order
had also been issued commanding all persons Of color,
taken with arms III their hands, o. be shot. His
mo her, Liza Emery, lives at No lOS Essex street,
Salem whom yon will please inform Of the fate Of
her son. Your, &C., WILLIAM Ii. PAGE.
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ArriIea. SIN

Steamship Daniel sosser (nol o Biehen. Hsrrson's
LGnCig Aug ~ at 2:o anu Fortress Monroe ail, ~
sl5 y with l29 sick soldiers Sanitary Commission.
SHY Wisconsin, Scott Liverpool July ), coal 20 w I.
Frost Mug T. Oh the Bank. spoke fishing schr Mary oeens
with 10 QOC fsa.
Brig DuphaDe Norwl, PsleSeu, Pt,erno - days aud -
days nom the Rock, fruit TO ChasnberS.a * Phe.ps
Scr Geo. Ere colt (Br. OF Digby, n 81 Smith oonhrS
July u, salt TO p l. Neyius Aug H. lst % eh T"
~. spoke schr Dragon from Newly oTs for Lsgus5e a..
SchI hannah Martin sle!sbi, baltimore sesS'oo'' W
VIM Borden 49,,
Schr Francis Buit, (of westpo) Nckerson Sea'as.'s
July 20, .ussr to master
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IRON VESSELS for RIVER and HARBOR

i DEF NSE.--Tbe NAVY DEPARTMENT will receive
oronosIs for the cont NC and completion in every
aect except gnns ordnance stores, visions fuel and
nantic. ustunent. ior NLSSEL> Of IRON, FOX and
SarLo d4epse .iua those but du; In Newly ok, having
single revolving The draft # w-ier not 70 exceed
ten feet the vessels to be provided with surface con-
1enr 10 supplying ibe boilers with pure water. On
aen application to The Department parties intending to offer
can the plans a. bcaos which will be furnished
10 the contractor by The Department
No Offer will os co1,idered unless from parties who
fpy prepared to execute work Of this knd having In thsr
egu at the Present tune suitable shOps aud tools
The act Of Cong siprovei Juy IT, 1875, prohibits the
tsnsfer Of any contract order interest th-rein
The bidders viii the price and the least time In when
Stey will agree comp and the reduced price
for each succeeding month Propositions viii he received
ur the 2st August but will be extended to the 18th OF
August for parties offering from west Of the mountains
The proposal mnss be Ndolse P'opo'a1 Jr b9s e.
oes for Re and Ba'I0r UsfsHS" to distinguish them nom
ether I'm. ness lef,ers
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BORT iUar0cns' Noilte.
srArE OF Ngw. YORK.
popr.NAhDkss OFFICE, No. loi Waii'st.

srArE on NV YORK.
popr.WAhDkss UYylcB, No. 100 Waii'st.b
NOTICE is hereby giyea. IN accordance with
~ section OF tho Acc passed April a. 1857 emitted An
-, q, Eaoryani, tue WaTdens Once OF the Port OF New
yL - ali e-on, Interested ill., or having charge Of tho
.nbs ,siter OF such inquiry examination or survey thss
vss.rls are now under examination by the Port.
H. ADJ tbs. the said surveys or examinations will be
within days next succeeding tnis notiee0a
hoard said vessels; 49,
shin No ~ T. r.
Spp Emerald Isle. No. IL r. X.
b ais Sa, Vipssard pie, No is y n
Bah Linda biofsA
Laura Atlantic Dovks
Big Geo AiOot' No. IL r. a
Brig Atlantic DocSs
WIN II. BURLEl0H President
J. Ar1s HsRaIxAS Secretary.
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stood 10 be under the influence o. thu friend, q, N. s,,
bank similar attempt to indie, "a.
ONE three months ago. and discharged o. reunde By ths
sstrste This time, watching hi, .b.,Dc. from N. ~
VIII, executing pa'c commission the 70 pro.ecot:
Ths much seems duo BY way Of explanation NJ mo.t ,
cous aud determined persecution Of one Of ,hs jssdns
puh,ic m on Of North Western PenusyIv.,,. e
,,, r. T., Aug II, 1861 sSSAASH.