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, 1864-05-14
ALSO,
THE JOLLY OLD PEDAGOGUE.

Twas Jolly old pedagOgue, long ago,
Tall, aud slender, and sallOw. and dry;
His form was bent. and his gait was slow,
His long thin hair was as white as snow;
But a wonderful twinkle shonc in his eye,
And he sang every night, rs he went 10 bed,
"Lef rs be happy down here below;
Theliving should live, though the dead be dead,
Said the jolly old pydagogue. long ago.
lie taught bis scholars the rule Of three,
Writing, and reading, and history, too;
He tOrk the little ones up on his knee,
For o kind old heart in his breast bad he,
AMI the wants Of the littlcst child he knew:
~Iearn while you're young" be often said,
"T'heres much Ia enjoy down here below.
Life ior the living, and rest for the dad, !"
Said the jolly old pedagOgue, long ago.
With the stupitcst boys he was kind and cool,
Speaking on,y IN gcntlest tones;
The rod was hardly known IN bis school
Whipping to him was a bafbar0us rule
And too hard work for his poor old bones;
Besides, Il was painful, be sometimes said.
-Weshnull make lilep easantd down here below
The living need charity more than the dead, -
Said the jolly old PedagOgue, long ago.
ne livd 10 the house by the hawthorn lane,
With rose and w0odhiDe over the door;
ITS rooms were quiet, and neat, and plain,
But spirit Of comfort there held reign,
And made him forget he was old aud pOCr:
slned % little" be often said,
And my friends and relatives here below
Won't Iitigatc over me &hen am dead,
Said The jolly od pUlagogue, long ago.
b. he pleasuntest time that he had, Of all,
4 n L.. A.. .
Viii bis chair tipped BACK to a neighbors wall,
Making an unccremOnious call,
Over pipe and friendly glass.
ubEas the finest pleasure, he said,
ei the many he tasted here below: 4,
sWho has no cronies had better be dead"
Said the jolly old pedqgcgne, long ago.
fisn he Jolly old pedagogue's wrilIkled face
Melted all over IN sunshiny slniless (,
Hssiirrpd bis glass with On odscho0l grace,
Ouckled. and slipped, and prattled upacc =
Tllthc house grew merry from cellar 70 tiles ;
I'm pretty Old man. be gently said,
Il have liagprcd long tins here below;
BIT ny heart is fresh, Il py yOath Is dead"
saidilhe jolb old pedagogae, long ago.
Hssmcked bis pipe in The balmy air
Every night when the sun went down,
While The soit wind payud In bis silveFy hair;
LAving iis lenderest kiSsgS there, iAHi
0n,lhe Jolly Old pedagogues Jolly old crown
And feeling The kisses, Re smiled, and said
TWns glorious world, down here below !.
sNhywait for happincss till we ore dead |"
saddhejolly ed peiagogue, long ago.
Hsntat ahe door. cue midsummer night, 81
AitE thesun bad sunk in the west.
Anl the lingering beams Of golden light
n.le thekadlyold ihcu look warn and bright,
Nhilethe Odorous nightwind whispered RIstg
Vmlg, genily he bowed his head
ghete~ere angels waiting for him, ] know
uNas snre Of Happiness, living or dead,
THIS jolly old pedagcgue, long agol
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The negro however will sec through is dark folds the
rising Of new HIS eyes sufficiently open TO
that the light Of that sun and not the black flag
der which he may be called 10 tight will lead him to the
promised land OF Liberty.
There is but little Unonism in the South-that
UniOnism which means Freedom. Justice and Equal
Rights to all Outside OF the small number who crys
taiizo around the free heart ~ Johnson know OF
in Nashville. the immediate neighb0rhoOd; and i
learn IRON many who have Travelled over the South i't
the same state OF things exists elsewhere Where the
mower and authority OF The army Is felt there Won mny
ind stelHgatcd RcOes. but no Union men. Ihey arc
sullcnly silent and On,T await The opportunity OF
throwing off their Disguise They want peace, bu II IS
such peace a. JEFF DAVIS propOses--sTir i"deDeAa'
fAcc IL h folly 0i The North Therefore, 10 expect 10
accomplish anything In the way Of restoring the Union
until tie Rebel armie, ut Richmond ana elsewhere are
aunihlaed and scattered 10 the four WINDS OF heaven
Gut OF the head OF Tie serpent and his 'oly VIII ue
Not before.
The great political problems which have vcXed The
wseSt Of the age bsnc solved by me lew VINO IaE
around Gov johnson. lie On. Ais d'so,id nave hAu
born out Of their hclr, h1'd tlc great truths wnch
uudcrhe the grand mark of human luahy. True
freedom. Justice - al. are not uDmcainng terms 10
them and, while asserting the f,ilt me! are learn
ing tint more dificut problem. hoT Ia make these
principles prnctical IN their relation 20 the dependent
and iniaute conditions OF the they are called upon
a. save n the providence a.. God. They rddlc4.
as Wendell Philips Or Lloyd Garrison as 90 abstract
rights and wisely practical Washington OF Clay
in The application OF these principles to the state OF
facts suIIJundII item. Tie regeneration o tue Ma.
ficn wi. proceed lcl'~c more rapidly IN the South
when IL fair begins fh1n VIII In tie NORTH, iur the
reason that tAe southern people commence from nIst
principles tlt- sEul 4.r3r0i Lie tuc n JrtA has 20
The southern leadoI, VII have guaranteed the nccros
status a- being tQnI. with his own. Will the North
have accomplished as mueu iOi the race .4itIt Ne
profess 90 believe in freedom iu equal Iirht, for Hl
ias The negro chrr m the North ] ask questions
lou may answer them n you see proper Before we
aTe through th"v VII lave % De answered or else TIE
vil cmi-rate to the FREE SoUTB-their natural home.
Bot ! az. Wearing YOU. {.
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se,utip Psun,y.yiril lBrl Pr,us. Liverpool 25h gi,
sraius p iJ'tiy N'on. Havana, days. n.e anu
st-,n'- John Gibson Bowen Phf,ieph, nii'c. VIM J.
steamer Fatouac Sherwood Porllnl u.d.e lai pas, Il
Sr,~r Ade,ss lFr ,rBn.porl Mef Vera CruE L. days.
0f toor. tlr TonJr France Pa into th.s p0f.
g. $ .t,iin trlu'por Sentinel Taylor Washington Fhorr5
T. = steam transport sf Of tie soa,b wo.d4a. Fortress
3 steam lrar,por Western Metfopou II toH fogtrss,
Monroe troop. tou 5. 40 VI
: stssn rrnspor Noniauk Gs~cnnau For'r-,' Mouro,
T. S 3.gS transport America cir Fo'rs4, Monroe, to Z.
l. : ,'car .Dor John Rice Boyd Fortress Monroe to
e. : .,sim transport CuHblii Blckmia Fortress Monroe
Sop efiTadc Whitman, Piilas Iuly s6,h uds- D. G. 4
snip Oan Home 10. Liverpo,D ws,.ou sinsipore Juue
ll.L utsc., Ne,Tay. GiUles Hardcafle Passed Clpe
Good Hope August lsil 1t. Helena sept 6'h
ship Rhine, Moore london and irle 81 " night 1ih uli
rl.s and - pas. Grirnrl Mmnm Go. ith u.t, Jar 3i
on - p,,sea through large quantity Of 5uF' wood water
Slip Ceors lBreial Mehrens Bremen sept la in ballast
ni pass Cares Myer has had heavy ? winds on the
Dy.p'c OF $, Vincent Hasri'' Curacao, p day.
Bar4 oeeA Iome ol Deaaerasal wsden. Havana, day.
nark Masdlena Day Aapinv al 81 days in balis, J. T.
8sri Robert lrd Nea,nI.r f'r B,rraib,l Moore vham
pos uue It, Stlie-na sept 18Th. tel ThaysrA Peabody
p
BRIG plymouth o. Balbldoes Poole senaiyed Oc, with
lo.tsood an lies o. J. O. McAT4rw, hoe had
ofrorfiefly gale. Cog the Jas. 20 dsys
Brig Ella Thompson Matenoras p days, with cotton to
ulastsT
BIZ Mold Of Fin Of Wes'pori y $ Davis AuH Cages %
ity. viii loewooi aud ton J. C. Mctndfsws inst.
Barn gai bearnl nv % miles, the spar o sunAen
ve.ss projecting about iU Zee, above water.
Brr la Cayenne toi Turks Island Dohery Aux Cages 1871
u. low ood wilson 4 ClmuiaEu
Bri. Thou8s Owen Coz Portland Pe'turf eviias, "
davs Thompson Hunter Let bark james h. Ward
New lors ay, aud schooner Regulator IRON New
ofk arrived 2l.A.
Brg Mary Emily of Nassau Turner Long Key via Nassau
10 dhys. sal'. =. T. Noateii Barrow.
Big Matilda p. lof 81. John. r. D. Reynolds. Msfam0ri
~ DAVIS cotton &C. Miller Houg htou.
Brg Annie Oeidert (bTL Cochran, Wentworth n S' 10
DAYS. plaster, 4. Suithers CO.
se Harvest Martins AldrJge Baltimore Tot NewIIave
SclT. Romeo. loss. Providence.
sr.f. Couip4omise. Brown. Routouf FOR Provilnce
Schr Statesman Nickerson. Georgetown coat
Schr ID. Townsend. I0wusrnd GEORGETOWN Tor Hudson.
Sclr Cor line Hal. Lawson, NI.iul4. wood
schr Adciine Hatch, Deunysyile 10 days, aths joan
Boyutou's sons.
a.lr Meuawa Di,.lsway. Baltimore coal
Schr Belr lof ncsstle y. 81 Walker Auruia p dys
ALT j. Leaycrih ia, had heeyy westerly winds, .o. 10,
main gsf t1p-lii split sails, sc
scir slledin lof CouwnlIis 81 Mfrsh 6, Mar'in' 81
DAYS oeu0od &C.. d. r. DeNOL Hs, had heavy weather,
sp.t sails &C. Leit brig Aon Tor New Ola ln tsys
Scir Nreath, NASH Machils, lumber. simpson s. Clapp
schr " h. Chapmsu lof - John. \. b.. Brch Raced
IL mI ~ diys. sat j.. T. Ncys Sous, Lee us Es4iaue
We.ch loading .a. Tor New.ior
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Movements Of Ocean Steamers.
Passengers Sailed

In r,rr,sip COrsicG for Mrs. Kemp FIVE cidr
and servant, Mr.. Carroll Miss ). Baxter Mrs. Lacsums.
A. Scott, Jules achaune J. Watson Mr Mrs j. Jeweis
J. p. Neil G. Mayol Rodan, ]. Pimenol j. VI Min and
son j. F. Richard,on - r. Permelce Nm. Richardson Mr.
and Mrs ID. L. burden aud two children, Nh and Mrs VIM
Marshall W 81. A Stewart Mrs. Esmond, Mrs T.. A Hood
and Mr and Mrs j. :. George. Mrs. Dunscomb and
child, Nh. smith ID. ". Van Riper A. sseh9 J: ssehe, .
DALI, r. T. Murphy II. s Wolfe, 7 Williams, 4 Graham
C. T. sand T. H. G. Rae, A. W. LangiOn Mr.. and Mrs W
RatTGy Miss Harrington, Miss Ratray, Mrs lpthe, Mrs
Robinson Mrs. T. Saunders child aud servant Mis- Bruce
Mr. and Mrs A G. squres r. c. Squifes r. T.. Risby Jas
Carroll T.. c. Kemp Mr. sud Mrs + Butler. Mrs Mathews
and daughters Nine. de- NOue children aud servants Dr
kirkwood aai wife Mr.. and Mis- h. Cove Children and
servant f. Mornin, Jno Graham r Brady Mira. Turtle
children and servant, Mrs H. T. johnson aud daughter
Mime. Arland w. +. OConnoT. J. W. Curry. Jas saens
MIs. T. do Willard and Mime Dom. Miss Biglowi
II n. Sanders. r. F. sander Nassaui Nine; Cero and
child, rTancr; Mr. Lloyd Nissan J. II. Caldwell, Newt Ut
leans l.. II B.ow. New York J. Caller, Havana T.. Del
ter, Brooklyn C. Hermes Germany 7. Mead, Ihoi Cur
hey J. Bartholomew. Havana W. &. Forsyth, Ireland; h.
Morelin Havana Rev T. D. Nicholson, New York Thomas
Merrill Nova Scotia J. Rosrr Nassau d. Graham II Hardy
D.. Pa mer j. l.. Iennel Ne~Y or H. NJ. Baiiet Boston
yno. Wilkins T. Jennings. Geo Humiston, > DuH5sr,
Dick T. Isherty J. Coke jno Redman ID Bunter, Jno A.
Sands A Mood J. Watson VIM. Mitchell c. n. Pierce g.
}. Jacobs Holden j. Richie, and eight cOioEed specie
5000 foE Nassau $1,000 for Havana
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FROM HAVANA.

Tho L. S. mail steamship Liberty, Thomas
". Wilson Commander arrived at this port on Sunday
renins in about four days from Havana, with mer'
rhsnd,s anI passengers to MessrS. Hargous & Co.
ahs Liberty has experienced very heavy weather during
lhe Passage nh
There Is no news Of importance from Havana. Inc
oeOpe ri Havana are feeling very anxious 20 nave trust
orthv news from the steamer Roanoke Her eapoEs ule
bitteriy denounced by oil particS .
The sugar marke, Is quite dull. very ie" iaIS''
lions aimee last reports -. -,
I1chaage-TA e market is not 50 firm as !ast WeeH'
The following quotations based on Tue cen as
notions London "a and '4i per cent IelA'u'i si's
psr cent discount American Gold per cent premium
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digging diche, should have been in my grave long

digging bitches should have been in my grave long
ago."
The chivalrcus Copperheads Of Mishawaukee,
Ind who had threatened TO egg Mr. Colfax during his
speech at Bremen could not screw their courage up TO
the sticking point, but yaioIOusly wayla.d wagon
filed with Young girls who Lad been attending the
meeting peled the girls with and bravey knocked
down grey headed Old man who was driving the team.
Democrat walked through one of the streets
Of Columbus Ohio tie next day after election with hs
shirt Tutoring in the breeze tina; being his only article
of apparel while behind him walked Republican car
rying his clothes The performance Was u wager OF 0
bet upon the election o." Sunset Cox.
Yale College, which was long a iavorite inst-
tuition Of The South and which boosted Of Calhoun
among it, graduates Is now strongly Republican. AT
the great Union meeting in NewlIayep last week.
President Woosey. the prOfcssOrs and three hundred
students were III the procession.
An Ohio passenger on the Baltimore train
which was robbed by Mosby near Martinsburg last
Thursday lost $1,000 his coat hat and watch. After
the robbers had gone he tore his Mcclellan badge OIL
his vest and threw II away, eIclaimng "p-n Mao
aud TIE peace devils an going to vote for Lincoln.
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yIcnrOrnslda.

Tie CIertruIe reports sailed IN company with the British
rs n In Lssyy sale FROM westward stove bulwark. split
dis ap started suTs head sept 3h passed the Cape. Sept
9th passed ST. Helena st UT CROSBY we equator Have
almost constant heavy weahe. for the pas, 10 dys
The La Cayenne reports Have had Light nor,hey viad,
all he passage up lat 81 since, lcavy gales from w 10 "
Yori IN 10 dayA
The bark Zgarela ashore Roaner Shoals lies straight
up two wreckisg -chooners alongside stripping her,
IL supposed She will he got Of
The Despatch reports. 22d ut La. 81 o. Ion 60 -, sag
brx Velocity bound s Have had heavy NV wind, most OF
tho passage The u steamer condsrcss sailed 9TH us '0
st. Ihomas.
The pilo, boat MsryE Williams Nov le reports sh MS
% miles SIS Is from Sandy Hook fell In with sxhoon~ 'apct
Of New laden with timber and savs stores nsd
both masts cut sway close by the deck and hnsps
with all rigging sttached abandoned blowing gaze
the time from WNW accompanied by snow sa.il. nay py
her four hours and succeeded In getting hswsei " 20 ne
and towsd her this port Her boats psPsr' so wsrs "a
ssas. asw ~ vs..sla " ~. ssAaAs 81 sha Asne-
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10 Albany. hy Hudlou h. H.. 68 Murrn.si.. O.. NJ
tom p. u.
J. Albany, ~ NalcIu H. H., 10th st, Nv, 10
y IA
To Albany, iul,rss Hotel Dock. West Po.ut,
hfxburrh rou- hseepsie, Ehnebeck Catskil,
tni Hudson, hy strl1rla Dan Drew and g. Ni1-
lard leaving DcsbrOsses o. tanjug u 10th sij - a. IN
ToBa.anioTe, by the hew Jercy *. H., foot OF
radngh 73o p
To Boston, by New London Inc, Pier 50 y H.
ard -ioniu stou llc. PieE 10 y. T.. daily SUNDAY
400 p m
97l-s, and ih. .............. o. and $500 ?. m
To Boston by NeN haven r.. f1th y End ith
Az via Shore Lime lll snd Sanday.... 500 m
To Buffalo and the West, by Ede hyifoad, foot
ofChambcst.. anu JUS m ana oUo p m
TO Bridgepor, by steamer bridgeport rom PecS
sip r. H. daily N
To Greenp0rt lsp, bic Island, aud Other resorts on
Ions Island, by /. !. Railroad, ron lames.slip
and foot OF 3ith.st Y. R.........ss. aud $50 N
To Loug branch by Rant.n and Delaware Bay
r. n via steamer Jr,,e Hoyt foot u Murray
o., daily Ut ...,...,.,.",.tt sni al M and p q
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Affairs in yzexicc-~eccsn correspondents
from Newly ork-Snn Dofninso-biOcN-
atr-Runners.

l.p = Y
HAvAvA Wednesday, Nov. . 1851.
Among the items received from Mexico by the
gnsn,a steamer Barcelona find it officially stated
fsa, no guarantee were offered or given TO Gen.
Mamie Dobaoi o safe conduct to the City Of Mexico.
I'll no, said that Dohodo applied for such guarantees
bn. VIZ. answered that ny virtue OF the decree OF Am
ne,tf of Jay DC WIS liberty 20 return 70 his conn
try b that regard his property. 1t was subject 10
ile drtc limitations ~ MACMILLAN.
Pete ulcAs The ie plume OF the Elk Venezuelan
Conscl your CITY continues bis attacks on the Cow
srnment sf the United states. His false statements
contain enough Of Truth perverted 20 b plausible and
70 ad trs Dlrvig 10 forming nntt MON feeling IN
Trba Among Other things De saws in his last letter
ina, u 1giBuNE contains the following. The AaI
0! tie AMY composed Of boys and of foreigners.
pom SlatO Domingo no news H. published, although
there are OF more arrivals from there weekly ON
The 8O.l IN, Hamburg CIne ~, iOur days nom Monte
Christ There were number OF sick soldiers on board
piher-ths number nm told WIS a5ont 500
The steamer Europa, from Sou,o Domingo. e re
ported SIC brings as passengers 6]l sick soldiers.
Most OF these unfortunates VIII not live. think, M
christina, Havana IS full OF these 50 called " sick
passenger and they lying about the streets totaY
uncatci .0r.
For two davs there was one poor wretch Of a soldier
living IN he entrance 10 my Office and the other day
ono cold % 10 the American Consulate without passing
alex ,iliet living on the stone 10Or with stick OF
wood ls pillow. There Is sad nccG Of SAINT tI!
Comm this ever most faithful Island Of Cuba
Ontlc 34s the steamer OrOle left with pay Tor the
IRONS provisions. and with more soldiers.
The Tng 81 steamer Flora arrived On fhe 2ath from
Nassau TWO tsys. BY her we have TIE b7h9md H.r-
dG o. thr 18th II reports the arrival OF me Bansher
No. > from Wilmington In A hours. also that TIE
stsamer. .oric and A. L. Fry got ashore outside OF
Charleston tia. tie MundO and lallsiuan leit that
port on the eltb but aad not since been heard uOm
and tha, ire LuCTy. Armstrong aud Virginia had ar
rived N safety.
Ii also gives The wonderful that there has been
q grcl battle iu The shenandoah Valley. At hrst
Esr,v ised the No4kccs but alicTWaId lost some
pieces of artillery. Hood holds sherman very hard
pressed m Atlanta
The papers % Nassau are debating the idea Of Mas.
slu being declared 4 port only eyactng an impor;
duty Of Der cent a.i sO0ds
The anrain.GcHerf Gives grand ball on the 1911
The Saints dav OF tic Queen and the twenty
snnyer,sry o. the fls railroad and the eleventh Of tie
lIsl .etgrapA.
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Owes o. As,rrASr CounrssARr GssRRAL o.
susssssgs0E. Eo. sTArs e.. kswYoaE, Nov T. ias4 /
A RMY SUPPLIES --Sealpd ProOosala lin

~ E1H. n
N Dopicstr, vii be received by the unssrs,nss unN
O'Clock N on MONDAY che ists instant tor supplying.
STORES 70 bs dsl,ysreJ IN Ne Yoi a. srootirn (. f.
lows. w: 70 ''- u 81
Sc Louie or 9TH. o. ur Of FJelttR h -, In
IN climate The brand. and places OF rAauiscnrs
barrels The barrels 10 b. u GOOD sLppur order null mad
lined and bungs scaled.
hall be manufactured white nl sample ps;k
age 10 accompany proposals.
ri, ~ pounds Of RICE IN clean good stout 0's bar
60 600 Mound. csTeg,v .sIsc"d rr. IN ory,c, ,scl
..rsn. yiv s soqcsons; ooons package. TO De ~s
.tated on the prpno. Esch sslgn ' o.p W. nsrsed in
,n IN The name OF the party Offering the cargo and ch's
Bidders are r. i1es.ei 70 Offer no, more m,.. -
az QOO Gal Ions of,ba hat o,.l;,. NJ prrpu ,,ur.
@ IR ne only from Cider o, Wiig~ he fran M c,sn
~ i,,, \. s,,h.s.c.. IA ,s ;s,. -. ~
aru o'. s'.us'n' sns
w'nAy a % -, ~ 1S vi o. pG
same srnsi IS n,ay oi 20 o. ~. up ih nan "1te.. ~ -
dlnsy the kind and quality o. Vinegar offered
snd re KIN u pthsse. =. ,n.,,.,,r,,.r, CIV
40, 900 P1pnas nes' qnanty Of AphMANDSS Jam
to be 10 'aacs' " 'Ae pound Que la Sizes s"' -
u sn1.is ~ ives u
700 600 pounds good herd SohP 70 be made BY boiling
and only tom good maleTia Zee rous cay sou0e gass
other aduterstiou TO have u1pieasp, od1r consia
not more 'h twenty-five per cent OF water and 70 BE- wsu
80 900 pOrni' Of good clean, dry 6ns SALT n strong
igh ares and hall barrels adapted to the prposev fu
Il al. NM sixty pounds to the bushel .
10000 pounts PEPPER (Bsck) Bidders will p,s,xs
star the varsity o. pepper az samatIs Singapore, Penaas
Hc furnishing sanps ana also state the prlce per pound AZ
anu lsd III Jokes co' timing ;weg,y 1--we pound.
S,plv gallons o. superior bou hbOs NhIShf, BAT
Ies to De OF good seasoned ws oas slaves and beads 90
have dive wooden aud lou strong non hoops. heads and
hoop. PAINTED Returns required rom gsuger and
; pc TO- 10 b. named by ths Undersigned. .iD r.1
a. O09 gallons OF RECTIfIED WHISKY to be full
frat uros according the United Stafs Custom HOUSE
"A R,,rss 10 ne at GOOD seasoned white oak s,av,.
20 I,. % yc twelve wood and four sttOng ron hDoos
10000 pounds OF - G. SUGAR; biTrsi' 70 De new,
and a. lie for the puTpose sne - DC ia he'd
Incl
20 900 pounds CRU SHED SUGAR bsrseis As above
1000 pounds best quality o. SPERM CANDLES. TO bs
Is ounces 20 the pound
9l 400 mounds OF ROASTED AND GROI ND RYE, 70
30 IN ,oe strong barrel. made Of seasoned oaA papst
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ouAKrznaAsrts's OFFICE. L. s.iM,RisE. CORPS.

A
DROPOS.I5 EOR EATIONS.-Sealed Pro-
pro.al. WIN be rec ~ ,hi. Office nn,il O'Clock p
Of tie 18th day OF November next, oT inruh'ns kA-
TIONS 60 tie Un.,ed states Marines a. the blowing 'Aou'
Portsmouth heV.Hsmp-hue.
ChUlesi0wn Massachusetts.
Philadelphia Pennsyiyans
W a'hinsion cry pst',5. d Go'onaA
Each ration consist OF .ourihs OF pound Of pork
bacon and ieust pound o. fresh sat beef eight
e2n ounces OF bread OF hor or ~ evs Q. hard bread
OF one and ouih pound OF meal and The rate to
hundred tions Of es' quarts OF beans o. IN lieu thereof
ten mounds Of In lieu thereof twice pei week
hundred snd hty dsscited potatoes and on, huni
red 81 mixed Vegetables ten pounds s eo1ee o. IA
sugar quarts OF pound Of sperm candles 0.
one and rh pound Of ldinAhe cagdes o. one ani
hal pound Of ,aow ou. pound Of soap and two qlai'H
salt. ~
The rntons to be delivered he order ofhs coum,nd
lie sin 10 ration 81 GOOD qnay with equ.l proportion X
the fore and mind quarter necA and AUTHORIZATIONS rded
e pois NO. soo9 Rio the sugar GOOD New 0resn. or q.
equivalent, aud 6esn', vinegar candies 'oaP sAs 49, 10
be :, q so,sa, ga a. ;s:,e.,,,,
A. bas a.ys D. accompanied BY the following suarantsss
TIE usl.-,isusa -. If, in the State Off,.
tls Of - in III. state Of 800. hefeby guarantee
thst In case the foregoing bia off,. iof Faons as above
Ss'fbei be accepted he they viii within ten dayi aAer
the receipt Of Tie contract At the rostoce named execute
nd in tho said shi fail TO eisr into eonrac' 81
AFORESAID guaranty to make good th dHeenee osweo>
"' w" W; ~ s'.' saw 4 r.. Guarsnton
l. d., Ouaranior.
ih ,.ib certify tina, the .bOven,med are tn,wa
10 me =. men property aud able to make sod 'ne guar
antee. , -. o., n,.,,;c, i,s,. rTnn.f
st.tss District Attorney Collscor ,,...
~ ,ano.sI viii be considered uns" accompanied oy hs
authorized to publish the above WI send ne
nsr containing the insertion - sa' Once toS sAs
ton. ,uv-.n...l. far P.tioos far f36os
froP.,sah "a a w ny ~ Ss,.i,n,i W b. SLACK.
and sa~e''sS " Wv Major ana QsAnsgmnssfs .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-08
To New-Hsyea, Hartford and Sprins6e,d-Stesn-
err Leave Peel Sir. Al - and

To New-Hsyen Hartford, and Sprns6e,d-S.esn-
err esyS feck Slip at. ...;;.. ...:.:-.:A aud III N
To New. Haven, by the New.Hayen RR., 2lthst
snd4,hsyr at l. g. ny Iai $50 81 and 500 p.
To Cornwall West Point NewbIrgh, Poughkeepsie
and R9ndout, BY steamer Mary Powell, leaves Jay.
st. landinr daily. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~ p u
pier n r.. "a. and p m. Sunday train. 100 p.
To the West by Central Railroad of New-Jersey
pier ~ X, . a. N, IL m. and 800 p. n sun
''N" u
To Philadelphia by New Jersey Railroad. foot OF
and IL midnight Sunday 600 p m
To Washington by New-Jersey q. r.. foot OF
Cour,andt A.. and ~ w., I. D. NJ, and IL
midnight Sunday. 80 p.
For further information In regard Railroad Time Tables
ace Advertisements in another part Of thi, paper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-08
Weekly Report OF Denths

In the Cry o. New York from TIE 3s day Of October to the
I'll diy Of November 1874
Men ii3 women lO4; boys no. girls. @-totsl, N'
Adults 2l1 children ZOO males, s2s females 1874 col
ofed prf,ous >