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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-26
OuARrsRM.srsRs OFFICE. +. "a, Ne. l. srArRsr,
NEw.YoRx Dec. a. 1864
cEALCD PROPOSALS will be received AZ

OuARrFRNAsrSRs OFFICE 7. s 4 Ne. l. SAFEST
NEwYoRK Dec. u, 1904
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received ~
- hi, oco until IL M ofTUEsDAf Dec. q ior tue Job
Be-, English Refined Flat Iron assorted from 'is to *
inch per tun Of l,2io lbs.
Hound Iron. L. n g and = inch pes tnn
Square Iron, and inch, per tuiL
Boiler Iron, 5-lo inch. per ina
Sher, IRON No. 20. Best Bloom, per 10. . O.,
Best Oak T,un.l Bde Leather from to III lbs per sds'
per h. u 18th -, =, =, ,s In. ma,
side. per 10.
Ru...tt Leather. per 10.
Sole Leather, OAK Tanned per 10.
Oil Tanned Leather. per 10.
Hor,r Shoe Nsiis. Mo-. 6, and g. pc, ID.
Cast Steel, lsxi3 TO 2!,i per IL.
Sqnsr- T. at Steel aud L. per ID.
Octason Ca, Steel, l. yer ID.
Gut Nails, IS. Toe, u.s. POS per keg.
Causge Bolts. assorted. from lat to C1i
Round Iron assorted from 10 u inch ior tan
Square Iron, assorted from TO u inch per fun
Bsnd Iron assorted from to inches reg iun
Hoop Iron, assorted. -, 81 - ,a,,
ltsl6. 1918 per box OF ~ feet , -, ..,.
Parties viii in their proposals the esgth OF rune
required 10 furnish tho articles they of. and Wiz be eKpeeeo
10 drl,ver al places of shipment, in New iors whsese,
awarded to then ftee OF charge 10 the lnhss States
mont will be made in such funds aproyded ~ 6overnie
The right is reserved OF rejecting proposs NOS e.
sdysntageous Offerings shauld 10 ndoIsce fropos@" "
Qusrterinas'er's Stors,,' and addressed ,.,,,r
Brevet Brig. Gen. STEWART VAN NLui'.
Qusr,.nnister, L. y \.
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Proposals.
Oprrcs o.
ASSISTANT ConNrssARY GESERAL OF SUBSISTENCE.

OFFtCeOr
AsslsrAsr CoMNrssARy GESERAL OF SUBsrsrErcs
No. 4 STATE sTRgET Nsw.YoRK, Dec. %, 1854
A RMY SUPPLiES-SEALED PROPOSALS.
IA lin duphcate will be received by the unsi
II O'Clock M on TUESDAY the 27th instant for upplvns
for the use of the United States Army SUBSISfEEC1
STORES, be delivered In Newiork Brooklyn a. fol
I,OOO, 900 pounds Of hst quality PILOT BREAD to b.
made Of good sound Extrs Ohio other equally good ,dS
branded our crackers bo thoroughly baked and
dried before being packed aud In SIZE thickness cpeupe
&C. 10 conform to standard heretofore established 10 IN
boxes pounds bread to each box boxes to be
made of fully easoned wood OF such kinds will impart ma
taste odor TO tho bread bottom and top Of single pieces o.
If Of two pieces onyued and gooyed together Boxes be
strapped with light straps Of suitable wood The Flour and
Bread will also be examined by the Inspector who viii reject
all that In the quality OF the flour or In any other respect
other bakeries when thu their deliveries aud how
much bread they deliver daily.
printed corr % this advertisement must be attached to
each proposal and the proposals must be specific in comply
Grafton must contain the written guaranty Of two responsible
names, as follows.
awe the undersigned hereby guaranty hs should all 0,
any part OF the above bid be accepted shall be duly fulfilled
according to It's true pUrpor and conditions: also that writ
ten contract with bonds the amount Of fourth the value
Of the stores proposed to be furnished shall be executed
required"
The seller name place OF business and the date of pur
chase we'll the ofconen with net eight and ship
ping marks be hereafter deignated must be plainly marked
every package All boxes to be strapped with green hcko
stTeps.
Payment will be made In currency s equivalent
al funds received for that purpose.
Contractors expected to hold their goods whou.
pense tue United Ststes until required for shipment
Hanks for Pr0posas ~ be fu1nshed at tis office rhJ
must be fseed 4, enrcope d9d,essd 10 The unders0nef
and tnd0ried " PrOrosdis for Subsis,ence Stores"
H. f. CLARKE, Colonel A. ID. c. and c. s.
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urn @ooos.

ID II. MACY.
IL. IS OPENING THIS WEEK
FOR NEW YEARS
EMBROIDERED gh HMM fist cs s HHDkrs
RTTEtEEPP T iiSr SH saMHRic pkppssr s.
INN sTTEGEn dR HES h ShMgnIe s hnHtS
R FL sT ire T41I IiNFS chMBRic HpKfs
HINTS HEM STITCHED LINEN HDkfs; ,r,ru
GENTS COLORED BORDER HEMSriIchEp LINEN
Gents HRNs Silk HDKFs, nvvs
CiiiLDREN's HEMsTITcHFD LINEN hDKfs
PLAIN LINEN hph''' a. every price.
RFHL L LAcE BHRBfis. -
ESST S So HhsE Alp sF CELLARS AND SETS
dl,irirRE COLLARS AND SETS.
FRHE hHI AND scoTGH NEEDLE WORK,
H S3NDs' I6GINGs AND INsERTNGs,
CASHMERE SCARfs, all snes
IVORY, ,.,n,, uoon ..a
and III ''o IISN:SSUMERABLE OTHER ARTICLES
i BE &c ;SD' orh FEEBLE POWERS OF DEscRr-
TON
N'' Bu0LE AND BEAD GiMPs.
hrA' us anu CLOAK TRIMMINGS
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
YANKEE NoTl0Ns,
rAN' : ''i"' TOILET ARTICLES.
D'.'. FANCY and DRESSING COMBS,
ALL TIE NEW STYLES OF BUTTONS
'o' AM ID i0'''' :" PEARL, sTEEL and JET.
A,o. q completelins Of .,...-
SHELTlNG5,
SHlRTlNGS,
ELANNELS.
cANTUN TLANNELs,
LINEN DIAPER,
BLANKETS,
Wife HE GOODS.
ana genera ''i HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
afal lire Of new styles Of
BALMSRhL SKIRTS
at remarkably 10" ph,eI
''' PLAIN nat RIEnoNs,
SASH RIBBONS
TRIMMING RIBBONS,
xELyET RIBBONS,
BONNET SILKS.
MARCELLISE SILKS. &C.
4 hne ,uor,nen, Of
OSTRICH fEATnKns
PLuMEs DIP CooUE.
MILITARY PLUMES.
POMPONS, &C.
ali the latest style. o. $50, ,.,.,u
Also,
HOSIERY.
CLONES
MERINO UNDERWEAR.
ALENAkDRAs
sON1iGs,
HRfAKFkST sHAWLs
SRA FOAM HOODS,
CLOUDS,
hrBIAs.
ani eye. f.Tieiv Of wooden goJds
THE BALANCE or Our
CHRISTMAS FANCY GOODS. TOYS To-.
CLOSING AZ LESS THAN CUSi.
ORR BEST QUALITY
LADIES' FRENCH hiD GLOVES.
VIZ ARR CLOSING
At FIFTY CENTS FER FAIR
ess thar the usual price. Bllca White ard al SHADES OF
mode, pam colori s..
r. " MACY
No.. 20i End no SINrlIAyf.,
NEAR rot iTEfSfH ST.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.


BuRRAU OF STEAM ESGISs ERIyG. Dec y, 1864
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
described in The f5s~as cases Each BID must be made
entire class and the pre to be round sum for the class
made until the who'll delyered delivery to commence ia
twelve days notification Of acceptance OF hid TO proceed
continually and the whole 10 he delivered IN Two months
Tie conrc, win be awarded to the lowest responsible 3D.
der the right being reserved Of rejecting the lowest bid o'
Tie u.u, guarantee. will be required snd the contract will
be dated the day the notice ofacceptance is given .
Printed schedule, aud .,mcons can be obtained by appi
Popo.s nu be directed to the Chief Of TIE Bureau Of
Steam cheering. end iEdorsed Proposals for Iron trs
they may 6s distinguished fOu other bushes. letters
The following ,ao classes required q; the respective
Navy Yards: ..,..o,.
CLASS No I35 plate, Boiler Iron. ZIG. 46 by SO inche'
20 plate. Boiler Iron, "a BY 90 inches; % plates Boiler Iron
d by % inches % plates Boiler lion q by O1 inc hes.
i By ZEE aSSl Boiler Iron SIC BY g
plate. sS oa Iron M g Sy lof s "s9f; 10 e b sSs s
inches, "a plates Boiler Iron 3lo 10 by 50 inches 3! plates
so.i bH'i iS'
Boiler Iron 6 81 By 60 ilches 81 plates Boiler Iron TO.
E5 rsd IS sy Is Boiler
Iron sio I! by Us inches plate. Boiler Iron SIG .oby
c 10 pat' sf b. FS Ss p Hy oe
7le. 50 by II. gshe. % plate: Boiler Iron 20 by 90
Boiler IRON $40 % BY los niche. aopstes Boiler IRON
by 100 inche, IL plates Boiler iron $40 80 by i2o inches
Gas, No. 10 900 pounds be-, American square bar irou
finch 10000 pounds beat American square bar iron iineh
1000 pounds best American -gsre bar iron, inch $1,000
pounds best American flat bar iron, II by neh 5000 pounds
be. American tat b.r iron bv inch l4cO0 pounds best
American fiat bar r9n2 by tin loco pounds bes. Amer.
fat bar Iron II by inch; tyc0 pounds best American
bar on Il inch 90 oOO pounds best American round
bar iron inch 10 COO poands best American round bar iron,
Finch. la lengths 50 may be required
Class No $50 90 pounds bee. American iron, - by A.
inches, is feet long.
Class No 1000 pounds iron riy,s u by ll6incI d.
ame,er pounds iron riv.t. by ll6 inch diameter
900 pounds iron tiyts by lG inch diameter 4'T"
pound. iron rlsits, BY lilo inch diameter
CHARLFSTONN
CLAs. No l324 0t0 pounds best American boiler hangs
IRON from $40 10 inch thick sheet, OF such dimensions 80
may be required
Class No 24 900 pounds has, American round iron from
inch 10 IA inch dismcter in len 9Th may De required.
CLASS No. 3-2o 400 pounds best American 7 iono by
inches the d inch part TO be inc thick and tue 4neh pat
inch thick The length u may be- required.
Class No i5lcoo pounds Boiler keis II inch long and
4 inch dismcter
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Assr QUARTzRhASTER's OFFICE, FORAGE DEP T,
y. q lnI,r-.. NLlr.A nRK LILY. Dec % l9i

NJ. 81 Ceiirs', NEw. YORK Crrr, Dec 20 1874
PROPOSITIONS will be received daily, fol
i the FRElGHT5 Of FORAGE for the United STATE
Quarerma.,er, Department from NewYoTk City Phiadei
phs Boston, Portland sud other port. ON the coast OF Man.
TO Washington, Alexandria Va Newbern, ~ g. Fort Roya'
;. C., Savannah. Ga. and New Orleans, Ls.
Proposition. must state standing and capacity OF yea
se quantity Of hay and gfsin respectively they VIII Tequs
aud when ready for cs-rc sud silrcssedt TO
L.. ID. CHAPMAN Capt. and Asst Cuarerma'ter
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NEW SKIRT FOR 1864.
~ A NEW AND GREAT INVENTION IN
HOOP SEIRTS,

NEW SKIRT FOR 1864.
~ NEW AND GREAT INVENTION IN
HOOP SKIRTS.
THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC (OB DOUBLED STEEL
SPRING.
J. 7. 4 j. u. WEST
NO % CHANBERSSf., NEW YORK,
are The owner. Of tho Patent and Exclusive Manufacturer
ofthis
J. w PRtDtFY5
PATENTED DUPLEX ELLIPTIC STEEL SPRING
SKIRT
This invention con'i.s Of pgper !ortwol Elliptic SCI
Springs ipgeniogsy braided tightly end firmly together, edse
70 edge making the toughest most elastic fo1oe and durable
Spring uset enabling tie woaTer Ia consequences ots
.s. elasticity and he,bcnen to place aud fod the ski,
when IA easily aud lin the convenience as s1
muslin dre Ien,irey obvate' and silence, ,h. only OBJ
jecons to Hoop sb viz the Annoyance to the wear-r a.
well the public, especially ia crowded a.sembes carriages
railroad urch IA crowded place rom the
difficulty Of contracting them aud occupying small space;
this entirely removoathe difficulty, while giving the siiit tie
full and symmetrical form and IL the ghtest and most
stylish and graceful appearance Tor tho street opera prone
nsde or house d,ss dy having enjoyed the pleasure,
comfort and gres. convenience Of wearing the Duplex Elliptic
Spring Shirt single dsy, wi never slerwad Willingly
dispense with the them. They tho hes, quality IN
every part By la the gh.e mos, durable, comfortable aud
economical Shirt made Merchants will be supplied above
and ladies' In most hrstess ret-l stores In ths city aud
throughopt the different States. .
e INQUIRE FOR TIE "DuPLEX ELLIPTIC
SPRING SKIRT
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Qbanees for bnsiness Alen.

IRON WORKS FOR SALE.-The UNION
~ WORKS COMPANY'e property at 81. Johns N. D., In
Seupss voskns order Including theii houses mills slope
Shsda ascSine a. t together vita the valuable vhsIi
properly. forming the from. on 81 Johns Harbor.
The great sdvsnsgss cad privileges which these WoYfs
posso Tor carrying md extending their profitable business
66sr great induesmspt Tor iavsstuenI
R~ description snd schedule property together with foil
particulars, sppyw A. ). BLEfCkER, son 4 CO.,
. A., Asetisnssrs and Reel Estate Brokeys,
No. n Cedar st., NewYerk.
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THE WEBER PLANO FORTE

rINHE WEBER PIANO FORTE
i 10 admitted the BEST Piano Forte made bscsnse the
maker besides being practice mechanic Of long
also sITIoROUGH MUSICIAN. thus combining advantages
possessed BY 70 other nsnnh.tarsr in ths Uuited State
Such 10 the testimony Of $. Mills Robert Heller, Geo
Brsow, VIM Msson c. jerome Hopt!ns Chas Frsdel Max
Msrezet Carl Anschu's, JoRp Zunds, Maurice stysLo.ch
ovau sconcs and every good musician In the United States
All prscAl once admit her great superiority. WGs
rooms No. l5s West Broadway, near Canalst.
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EREAT REDUCTION IN DRY GOODS
~ FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
STRANG G ADRIAECE,
NO 3Jj BROADWAY,
between Leonard sid Frsnsir,tsl,
Are now Offering their large stock Of DRESS GOODS bought
Principally At Auction 81 ,4,fin,c tie G. Of I'M
Poftstion, consisting In part o.
SILKS, ~ gTcs, variety,
OTTOMAN yELOURs,
EMPRESS CLOTHS.
IRISH PoPLINs, PLAID POPLlS5
MERlNOs yALENCthS
WOOL PLAIDS,
PRINTED DELAINFS
FRENCH and AMERICAN PRINTS
Also the laiges, s.sornsn, OF hne quality
KID GLOVES,
half the cost Of Importation h-yir, p.ehscd az AacOn
tho entire sloc. OF several impoders
Fine quality LADIES UNDREsSED MD GLOVES
htS1, worth 81 Is
mAHCHETTE KID GLOVES MsI rs, worth "a IS.
MANCHETTE WHITE. BLACK. aad ASSORTED
COLORS.
EVENING KID GLOVES. 81 80, worth ~ 50.
WOOL GLOVES aud GAUNTLETS lor Ladies. 0eu;le
and Children, n half price.
GENTLEMFh's KIDS in white -nd assorted cOloT', At
81 50, worth =! 90 .o
HOSIERY. EMBRoTDERIES. LAcEs HANDKER.
ClilES and SCAKES. O. low plies.
Also, will put up several thousand
DRESS PATTERNS,
with price. marked In plain figures sepa..s counters fo'
the convenience VI Customers
SIIAWLS,
In every variety Of quality and price
VELVET, SILK and CLOTH CLOAK5
Of the uswe., and mos, fashionable styles
CLOAKs MADE TO ORDER.
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CUsTOM HOUSE, NEw.Y0RK, CoLLEC'
lS~ua U.rsA.nai.. ~ ~. Suaar.a and anysv. ,un.
Kiiil Hall Csnn.l Coal imported Re-, chip c:1;;:., q.
uncsimsd beyond The period sswed Law. win Be sold at
Public Iactlon 81 JOIN DRAPER SIT ASes,scnss.,
N lNe, Il u s'deski ~ UkASSA Vsusstst
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mo LET-An ICE.HOUSE. capacity l,2OO
f.s' ss..:s..a y e ;nsn.d P.. goo fee. long with
S1s ksn NksfsN peet Hsd'.s Hga. Apply %
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CTEINWAY & sons GOLD MEDAL
~ GRAND And SQUARE PIANOS now considered
the bn Europe well Is this county having received tho
6tt Prize Medal the World Inhibition ia London 1867
The principal why the St.inwsy Pianos superior
70 oil etheTs IT, that the firm composed Of five practical
piano oe makers father aud sons who invent all their
own npoy.men and under hose personal supervision
every part Of tie instrunen is anulscturei Warerooms
Nos II aud - East Foafteeuhs, between Union Square aud
Irving Place, kerIoIk
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OFFICE OF ASSISTANT CoxarssARY- q EsERAL or)
SUBSISTENCE, No. STArgsr., ;
Ngw.YoRY Dee %, 1e5t)

A I'M StIDIlES. - SEAIED lhO
"A POSALs IN DUPLICATED will be reee'vad by III,
undo gnrd until O'Clock p THURSDAY, the 29.i
instant for fLing for sue to the United States Army
DESlCChTED POTATOES for six months at tue rate
hundred thousand pounds per month first delivery 10 b
completed January 20, 1865.
The Desccatcd Potaoes must be manufactured cxcuyel,
from sound potatoes II the best varieties aud without al
mixture other ingredients 10 b. in all particulars sound
aud FREQ from unpleasant favor 70 be ground Ia
the Of meal aud packed in air tin zinc
boxes containing SIXTY pounds net, these to be packed
strong well made sud strapped wooden boxes, two in each.
with snken aud ba,tened ends Ike sample packages to be
At this Office.
Propo.ers will state where their manufactures are located.
and wi briefly descr.je tier method Of gauuait ard de-
sccaon stating also the average time required for the
process lnGlctnrc. Tie deliveries to be- made
monthly and free Of expense TO the Uned states at the Sub
.istence Sorehoase. No. Safest, kewYoTk, ruch
other points In the city OF New ORR may be designated by
tho proper authority
Zach propo.er il requi,ed furnish sample Of les,
than three Hundred and sGly pounds ot bis manufacture
picked rs above.
printed copy Of this advertisement mu be attached to
each aud The proposals mu be specific in complying
contain the written guaranty Of two responsible Nance
follows $50
I'VE the undersigned hereby tina, slOod the ebovs
bid accepted will bond in the o. ten hoU.
and dollars that The contract shall be fiined."
The ability OF the urrtes TO respond in the sum OF ten
thousand dollars MIST be certified by the L. = District At
toey other proper officer such certificate to accompany
tho propose.
Payment VIII be made IN currency rs equivalent
as funds ar received ior the PaTpose.
Rark. for Proposals. 'N BE- JurRisi,d a. his ofe', rht
be iaog.ed 10 eEteols aii,sHcd 10 he HHGs'gaef,
aas ia8jnef "Py6pos1rl Jv SgbsiiHoe SOyes."
IA. 7. CLARKE. Col A. ID. c. and {. s.
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DIANOS new and secondhand, by best max
ers hsnnouiun harp wsche, jewery, se.sIs painting
shoes sewing urs Ches.bosrds &C. Gosh PAID Tor
new and second hand pauo. Sud eIcsndse generally
JONES No. 81 Annst.
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s. CTODART" PIANOS.

" CTODART" PIANOS.
~ known and esteemed . one Of the BEST PIANOS
and loI year. have been used by the MOST
HIGHLY CULTIVATED MUSICAL PEOPLE, and who
will have none other Reference tnsde ia all cases 70 par
ties who have the INSTRUMENT land they number THOUSANDS
IN this city sonel to their qualities PERFECT PIANO
In every respect fine assortment recently from our Fac
tory. at our Wsrsroons, No. so Broadway, opposite 81.
Nicholas Hotel sTODARTA NORRIS.
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Go Get.
Sales bn auction.

A !. BLEECKER son & co. will sell at
IA Auction on TUESDAY Dee. "a, 1854 at 70 O'Clock a,
tho Exchange Sll-sToom, No. III Broadway:
ON WEST BRO DWAY-J story brics building aul LOT
No 100 east side 50 feet north OF FanAlns lot 25Xi0J
building covers lot
OK WASHINGTON ST.? story aud attic brick house and
lot No. 69less' siio between Charles and fsy.- lot Il
by about loo; house 2lri5.
For maps terns, Ac, spy TO tue sucisnesfs, No 40
cedsrtt
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~ e9s Broadway, cor. Of tth.'t-saes q Bcoh ga
tonsry Fixtures Works Of AIT Fancy Goods Furniture, &C.
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS, No. Avs
DBwsyn nearly opposite 81 Nc holss iio,sL-oko A. LA
WITT, Aactoueer by j. H. Cooley. Consignment" soacsd
TUESDAY EVENING, Dee a. 81 o'clock
Special sale Of Books mostly suitable i% ein Books s,sna
P.rior sersp Boohs elegantly bound fsTy Bibles; HAT
pers Pictorial DO lsso sssrteBt Of the best Javsne
Roo.. in ses: Pho,orrsph Albums In great variety kc &C.
WEDNESDAY EsESiis6. Dec. 20, at o'clock.
PRIVATE LIRRARY-Bsiug . very choice and select
len OF Books chiefly line editions aud In elegant bind
nr and embracing books seldom IN tie .ueton
es folio edition. half Rr,.ii Audubops og,druIsd' Of
America Original fsio sdaios half Rasss; Kniyhts Pictorial
board. uneuti Lochss WORKS 10 vols fun calf HetIths
WosIs the large original edition; Jeremy TsynT' Woris
EusIsnd vols Daley. Cooper: Novels y vol: Cl.rsn
dons Rsbs ion and Lie u vols, NO. hall Rosss Cstk'
pi.,s Pr,.cotvs Woris ID ys riudens bsau.: Of Nsor.
W.vsI, Nov's !e. H,,i:i.r h.o.l,sny y vols. S S,0
key. 10. cstalosuss fssiy sosis Oh sihibltion.
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pa..enaer. Arrived.

n, gftrnt.fO Pfrpfnf1, JoN TItfrrol md VHet'f
sa,nuo Holt lady and two Ms. Helt Ma end we
Mise. White James White, Mrs Roter f. Eifch, Aacs
Thompson and lady. 7. W. shisens. D: hnssos1 his
Lsashiou. Miss MeEiroy O. p. Farmer. NJ seAonas 'ns
5I IN tho Storage. ,.,,,,
IN aearssip Lbsrtp. J,o~ Hasdaa-hsrguis de siAoyy
Toa. Vilsut, Augustus Aymar A. P.ssnt Jose 90 Ns,s
No Dsyid sands Bcraro Sanchez Ancto Slrabs Miguel
0ssuns. Il Min,eguera Juan Frenta. G heinIch rev
Cabe,os A. dc Nolx ~ Talbot Jgsn Fsilsi D fsTrsr =
Dunbar ~ Gu ,saio Salvador Mer james Srsnatsn 20
Ia Pp>nts bs,she. j. s.ander as,cisi Oer r. o. hs,
AioIa Manuel Molina and Juan Coriade GoNaes az
Est-iinL Y Arresno, Juan VI. Posse, Luis CapsSao A.
Moore Mira May Brewer, 7Jsmrs Manning M Godfrey, ,
Kenry r. Tu,s " Stoo,s, s. Kelsoe. James Rely, caaS
Pipek ID .. ....... -. ,,,- IT,, A
n 81 Cbsrsv Ia N c 80. Lieut.. j. A. Cbenerls DO ,.
A. Leland ". J. CIPHER, A. D. L!eef'r aud y ID 'A>
h BARK Caseo, rrOm TyinieaaJoseph Morteritc. -
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To ne Editor Of TIE ~ y. Tr6s'e
SIN: am citizen Of the Empire City' pay
my taxes aad there deposit my vote. 4 am more as
49, and ess than IS year, OF sge am hao'e oe "iso
fr tho n.tious army to serve niamsn. or % 's On
iue have son, to the war the person Of an allen cub
s,tte sad shall be sbsert three years, If the STRIFE las" 70
long Can I be considered at home for Hihffs OF jn1
servicei VITA, is your opinion aud the lawf heeiRsn
Nep- York, Aug. O. 1854. 'i.'
Tsimply this: The law, in permitting you to
seb.tiotc another perform certain service to the
state, does not thereby eIonerste you from othss
scrtices You are 1t home for all da,ies except ns
special duty provided for--ED. TRBuSEl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-05
FROM HAVANA.

Capture of Blockade Runners OF Mehiir'
The U. S. Mail steamship Liberty, Thomas
W. Wilson Commander, days iron Havana with pas
sengcrs specie cotton sugar and tobacco to Hnrgous
& Co., arrived on Thursday morning. Tie steamer
Denbegh arrived in Havana On the morning Of the 3Oh
u. from Mobile the 2Gh ult. with 40 bales Of cotton
Tie Denbegh reports largo sidewheel steamer cap
tured While attempting to pass the feet stationed of
Mobile, which YVES supposed to be the Virgin, from
Havana She also reports the running ashore and
burning of the blockade runner IvaDhce Tie Con-
ederates succeeded In saving tho en,iro cargo and
machinery Of the Ivanhoe. ul,...n
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