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The New York herald., 1864-10-24

Nsw M sIE,ssa,r LIy. srrw.rs PnnAprLrn,A Asp NEv
have rS The outside Line Of .A.
ers O night and John Gibson The line will be = tri.
weekly on. vessels s.yns regularly
the same day: Ihese vessels and
Brazilian sHIr RIO GRArpH formerly the Pyramid TO
which sold auction Both Can't Il Emer-
SON York S2OoO has been ssod in New York upon
FLonrsoK BE.nsr, CLARK, New York for Mat.
mouth Of the Grsnds ashore and b,ined The
registered IS tons rated AZ and built York in
LarsmrnzMes:n Rogers Esea have laid in their yara
SUPERIOR three aecssa snp Of 7o or 1909 tom. WAS "a b
launched from the yard u Cant samuel Waite Thomas
ever built at Thsmaston.
Barb Sacramento from sydney for New York. Oct is l
sehr Maria, hence for Kes West days out, Oct H. lat
Foreign Ports.
HruvrrAs Oct 3-lu port brig Thos Irwin diss schr
sIMiET!ss Oct ain port brig Thomas walter for Phila-
American Ports.
BOSTON Oct s-Arr 6arks Alexandria Cienfuegos; Da-
S s Sys Wess ss
west siirssehport John Port even sehrs 20.
aS1t SHLfiGoRf Tnss S Ss Duncan. yv.
kSs smi,s Syors sd Osrss ws cSa.
Sr. oeps Naserson HYDE PARK W. and RelSsss
HonMEs' HOLE, DC, 30 MAR brig CHARLES wesley.
ssIs ssaoe sa DO % Orion sior FOR
6oos cs:ophsG s, Lps.. sS sss s s.S s%%cs
SoaS.s.,, ior Eycr. Ella ss M Moyes u Sanger for DO
81 John NIB for do sid schrs 0rsloo Gsena Ada Herber
aud Vulcan. -
ais,-Arr schrs Curtis HASKELL, Chopsank River Nd,
for Boston; Adele Snow and Campbell Soule, li aheh
port for do Union Post Baltimore for Rockland Pased
BY steamer Ashland ransport from hostcn ior Forwees
Monroe Bid schrs James Ensish; y Badwm 4sosscW
Glover. Nancy Mills, Catharne may Fannie Hayard. raj
adium. audrey Peter. Aneea Monitor and Hor'cn sRrr
John stevens schrs Owen nearse. = Huntisy omun
sharp Surprise, y French scipss BID no1ssuns y
mons Eaa Kllsn. Champion scrr Brothers Bf,, Our
NEWPORT .Oc, D-Arr se,rs Fanny Fern, Saunders.
aIstArr schr RieSsnge, whitman, !erssy City Sid schr
vr,on Rater Provincetown for Philadelphia
pOWriAND Oct 1D-Arr schr Romp, Kelley, and Caal
Iarge Bullock Enxabethport Hid bark John PearAou
hy,cs q q Cary wappoo, schr X Willard, and othcrs
1fss-Arr Faotsusy Wooster, PhladephiA, steam
er Potomac, Sherwood. Nyork Cid schr Redwink tnof
y1seiwins Br). Lsrrabee, Cardeuas. -. -.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 2z--Arf schr Pequoun oct bhrnes
Salem. CID saron tsl, Matthew'S Boson briss Jna Crcs
KEY New Orleans; Monticello, Moon, Boston scnw 81
prsss Dr Nsweuypor, Isn,amounn pss ws,o 20" n0sAs
SULLIVAN Oct ls-Ar schr OstiliAn. bcla'N NI0.
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American shapnasso.s' Assssaa.a.A,


The feswing approved Masters and Ocers cssvsA
commissions from this AssocAtiea:-
Captains Frederick A Merrill. franklin Nichols bark A
Drebert Charles Feven james Brown bark Quickaiep,
Willis Aytes brig Eiza Ann, william Lewis, bark
Ben iamin Willis >chr Greenland: John Cummins
BARK Irma; Horace r Clarke. Danbar Norton.
Captain Charles Marshall has been elected Pres-
dent, and Captain kenney Coniard the Coup-
c TO m vacancy caused by the deoease Of the late Cap
tain Elisha Morgan. I'D
h1InceIIuneOus.
The following table gives summary Of the vessels ia s
harbors Of New York. Boston. Philadelphia Baltimore
and New Orleans the latest from Of those
The New York herald., 1864-10-24
The Capture OF tho BIoskade Runner
Rat.
orr NAVAL CORRESPONDENCE.

OUk NAVAL CORRBSPONDENCk.
NAVY YARD, NORFOLK Va, Oct. II, 1854.
The United Saates steamer Montgomery has recently
arrived at this station from the Wilmington blockade
the government
In addition the vessels which she has cap.
tured and destroyed heretofore she Is now enabled TO
add that Of the capture OF the English steamer Bat,
which she was fortunate enough 10 take the
OF tho 10th instant. She discovered at about one
O'Clock, and the usual challenge given but not being
answered the Montgomery gave her "broadside"
which had the elect 10 bring her 10 stand sti and in
arew moments she lay along side OF the stranger.
The captain Of The Montgomery hailed her, saying,
what steamer ,i rs shsT.. and a solemn voice
geon on oosrd-send your surgeon board =
boat wss NJ once sent 10 her with an officer and
crew 10 take possession and the surgeon IN
the mournful summons
that Of the shots had passed through the
steamer above the water line aud across her
ana OF her crew was mortally wounded.
The Moptsomerys surgeon paid him every possible
tteoton and kindness but The poor fellow died after
misguided fellow had served for twenty ivo months
the pirate Alabama.
trip having sailed from Liverpool touching At Hall
fax with the intention OF evad,pg the blockade
graceful steamers which has been captured since The
war her spssd said 10 be eighteen twenty
per hour she has double engines and s too hundred
and tbiry.sn iect 10 length. Shes most valuable
sell having cost IN Liverpool thirty three thousand POUNDS
sterling She ,be hrs, steel steamer captured, and 10
said 10 be the bst Of tbe much talked VI seel
leave England.
am unable to state sbe ps,ure or extent Of her cargo,
Rot valuable machinery s ssid 70 be on board, and
powder, &c
The Montgomery was mistaken for Q blockade runner
not many nkhu previous TO the capture of tbe Hat, aud
was hred upon ~ one Of gunboats. shot taking
enect On her port quarter demoishng statsfoop and
storeroorn, and lodging in the starboard quarter Il
SCENT pfcvdentai that tho surgeon stew ard ho had
occapnd the staeroom for long to had that very
changed hr lode " different part or yhe ship Had
~ nos oone ~, instant death would have
siNHpnsr of MA HoYsis sAyY "os snsI.r as
Perhaps ought 70 tHll you about a. when the Bat
lett liverpool bp accomplished and elegant young gon.
teuan thought that tour through the Southern State,
would bs deIRhua aud 10 sccordpgIy paid b,c pass
90 the hst on tbe mpu'ec OF tho memcnt, rs he ys
Ito is po~ guosf on hoard tho Montgomery, snd y
treated With every marx of respect, sincc Saylng
yorpoel he Gays ho has altered h original psns, aud
ntsNds 70 tak0 tour through tho Northern sta ss
wbrcb, v is &c 10 hoped, ne ma, enjoy M
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MOOD STILL IN NORTH GEORGIA.
The Purpose Of His Campaign t
Get Into Atlanta.
The Garrison at Atlanta
Amply Provisioned.
HOODS ARMY LIVING OFF THE COUNTRY
-. h. -

Quiet Restored Mt Memphis.
t5 CARo, Oct. 22-P. M.
Memphis dates OF the 10th state tLa. quiet been
restored In that city,
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FhAFkLIH rOrNrY r.rr


ACoofQipa 10 tbe stRixin sats az tbe cs.tie, a w
tM3Nykny Ja'fen cAfk wood ~ vysr, al Inc tlne
y ba psAk vas entered late sseg ,n,s, ctsos nv
S~ - ~~' sseses ssa st1sses,r mssos aged Cre
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T iii Il N A " Y.
SAILING OF rHs orRcAssrAs.

SAILING OF The CIRoAgsIAE.
Tho United States steamer oarcassiaa sailed sasur
day morning for the West Guk sqssdron ms following
is correct liss Of her oaosss-
Actsg VosS~tsr LsSss~ow CO~~sadise-Hsnry
Ac.ino Master and Erec,xiue On<sy-wilIIam williams
AStstant Surgc0n--C. Ellery Steadmsn.
AssistoM PdymaSer-T hathaway Haskell.
En0ineeys-Actng Chief, g. N Hsrtwel: Acting First
Assistants, John W. Kelsey, George l. Harris: Acting
wood.
Acsino Ensisns-D. R. Brown, George f. French. JoS
L. Penheld, j. W. Milford
Captains Clerk-N. Nj. Bassett.
P0vmdster'S Cleyk-A A. HarriR
Act,Hg Masters Aa,es-J. Z. N. Graham, 8. L. Wthng
s0n, \. T.. Gregory.
TIE sLooP.oF.wAR CONSTELLATION HoMRwARD
The sloop cfwar Constellation, "a, Captain Henry r.
stellwasen, arrived at Agecras the 18th OF Ssptsm
oer from Spozza and Port Aahon and sailed the follow
ing day for Madeira and the United States.
DEPARTURE OF THE RHODE ISLAND.
The gunboat Rhode Island, sidewhee, IL, Command or
stephen d. Trenchard. went sea from the Brooklyn
Navy Yard on Monday afternoon last Destination un.
known. The following is . list OF her oficers:-
Gemmandv-stepneu D Trsachsrd.
Lieut.7ont and Executive O68cer-Frederjck r. Smith
Assistant Snrgon-E. Bingham
-Assasiaat Pdymast.r- Nm. Lee Darling.
Acting Mastrs-Charles O'Neil, Zsra L. Tanner
Zctin0 En"gns-Nicholas Pratt, Robert Ianfare.
En0ineersChief, John +. McCutchjn; First Assistant
Francis Henderson: Second Assistants j. +. Powers O.
w. Redell; Third Assistants. Charles C. Black. William
H. Mccoy, John A. Hughes William ] Patterson Charles
w. Rugg
Acting Masters Nales-Edward T. Bradbury, George
r. Appleton, Henry r. Gardner, j. T. Fisher, Richard W.
r--Heury Hamilton.
(Hpidin's Cterle-Iangdon Rogers.
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mTsCELLAN EspUs.

AILMENTS OF THE FEET sKlLFuLLv rREArkD
a Jsy ana evening nj ero Broadway, corner Of 1wenVr
sir, r,rtet ~ Dr. GHJg0s. cn'rosedSS ae /.
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~ 49, NoR eos 1eAestt
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-07-07

H'w TO ASCERTAIN WORTH or CHARACTER.
Every person possesses character, viii: :h
is either good or bad. To determine char.
acter, then. we should measure or weigh 1t.
and thereby decide Is to its value, just as we
would any commodity in commerce. In or.
der to do this we must become familiar With
the person. and IN making the estimate We
should determine il pp0n orr personal know.
ledge Of the facts ip the case. Too many
weigh OF measure the character Of others by
the evidence obtained from others. What
would yo9 think of On inspector Of CONNER
cial articles at = seaport, TO adopt this sys.
tern Of inspection, and report accordingly.
BY this system valuable geods might be
rejected, and inferior ones accepted. and
thereby injustice done to parties.
.rRy their fruit ye shall know them" All
who are weighed in the balances ana found
venting may be rejected, but not un,il
weighed.
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Emisratton from England.

Wilmer & Smiths European Times dis
cusses tie subject of emigration as reflected
IN the report Of that movement recently
made. 1t observes that since the year Of
the Irish famine Of lS47-just seventeen
years ago-the movement toward the West
has never attained proportions so gigantic
as tn ,se which have been witnessed in 1868.
The demand for labor in Ireland or the ab.
seqos of il has always had a great influence
on the population. When the former pre-
vailed, the people stayed at home when
work was scarce and wages small, the der
sire to cross the Atlantic increased. 1t ap-
pears that during the year last named, near
~ . quarter of luillion of human beings
have left the shores of the United Kingdom,
~ per cent. of whom we're English. per
cent. Scotch, 81 per cent. Irish. and the re.
naming IA pes cent. foreigners aRd others
not distinguished. OF these the great bulk
proceeded to the United States. That coun.
try received 100000, Australia and New
Zealand 81, 900, and 5000 went to British
North America. The Commissioners of EN-
igration raise the question, how far the ex-
odps has fed the Federal armye On this
subject they think that not more than 25,.
900 would have chance Of obtaining en-
ployment As recruits. and they state re-
markabss fact when they notice that the
proportion Of single men emisrating in 1869,
the year before the war began, was exactly
the same as in 1868, when the emigration
bad attained its greatest volume. The num-
bers leaving Ireland for the United States
need excite little surprise when Il is known
that nearly half million Of money vas re-
ceived in that country during the les. year
from settlers on the western shores Of the
Atlantic, to enable their friends and rela.
tiyes 10 come out. These returns show that
the mortality in the ships conveying this
immense n1mbsr of people across the ocean
vas comparatively small. The steam lines
conveyed vast numbers, and even in the
sailing ships the death rate wss tritiing in
the sxtrsms. Asa rule, two thirds Of the
emigrations proceed to the United States.
Since the beginning Of the century, Ave mil
lions and . half Of people have emigrated,
and Of these three millions aud third have
preferred the United STATES "Ths man, y
Gays 40 English paper, "who is driven "a
ssek Gin other lanis the subsistence which
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1864-07-07

Something over 7ooo rebel prisoners.
captured from John Mnrxan's ,cnmmaod !.
arrived at Rock Island last Friday, and
400 more upon Monday, 81 4.
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g. 3.

& What Is The difference between : ehurc
deacon ands rasamnapi One pascal ii
sssser spd The ether ssssss the passer.
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The Rock Island Daily Union says:

= Il. D. Sweeny. ESQ.,, notary public.
took the acknowledgment Of = deed thus
forenoon, which named within Il soms
t5.ooo.0 900 worth Of property, and had At.
tashed to il reyeeqe clamps amounting to
ei.ooe. the highest limit under the revenue
hw far any deed. The deed itself was
shout Ave by four feet, and contained 1
description OF the prspsrty knoyn as the
Blask Hawk Aip,pg Company. This deed
vss copyeying the property from Messrs
Lea, Judd i Lee, To stock company
which has its headquarters IN Brooklyn
The aonpsny said t0 be one Of immense
Ivealth. Tho Aessra Lee. Judd & Lee are
alse memhers Of this new stock company.
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Movements OF ocean steamers. :.
pusseupers Arrived

IA stdnlip Cofyico. from Udrand and N1fidn-MI'
Webset. ~ Matthews. W. J. Gates. j. 5. Deane, Dr. =
Javes, A. NJ scbospjohn. Nrs 81 > Minn"y, Mns u IA
derl- Mr. and Mr, Bnrn,it three clIcrrn and s''ens
Mss Burnside, j. j. Turtle. three children and servant Mo
and Mrs ch idren AID servant M-sTs osiisiu'
Smith Livingston Csp CoTbeit, MI Nni1ms, Mis- = "
Johnson two children and servant Thomas Finder H,
aud SIR. Khkwood Bishop Neuabes, lady and servant w
r. Tunneli A l. Howell, nessrs. Harrington nsd higz T.
Bur D. Bnllard. Marquis dsaId- Robert he1snder T. W;
Liyhibourne Tho- uusses Johu X Monroe, hoo'h ana
seven deck passeng-rs. .,, ~, r.,
lanes iyr-ry Lieut. Col W. j. Bennett Capt IhomP-
sou aJt Thos oren. r. Bu,sr John Davis NJ sullivan
VIM Welch. Suyg Brigham, Capt Henry 5eatoi, ,ap'.
VIM Mutt, suly Bryce, cest John j. iouns Lieut. bpse
Beckett, Capt H. s. Thompson, Capt, Andrew WahbnIn Ii'
O. Judd A. Bel, Capt. Dunlop; Robert Kennedy Lisut
Mrs Aphorp Niss {. r. Joceyn Miss y. ID. Evcioti, Miss
~ b. King IL q. Osnnetl Mis- VI. l.. Rice, Nib. Johnson
M,, Clnry John Heseock. Miss Ieaeoek D. Wnshtme'
NJ M,lony r. o. WisDor, l.. Baygar, n. w. Hunting NJ.
Dickinson John hlkr. H. s. SsasoId y. W Phelps Miss
Wsis.nan Lieut. TonpetOn, Col WIN. Siiman
In nearshSp F.ns Asey, t,ow N,p O,ian,-hr ana
Mira Brown ssl servant a. G. Pagan, Mr. Harrison Johh
Rston J. w Gasss Nrs. u. Duand and servant Ms pli
Ion and child w r. CosvsIse, jrl H. Thomss Mr. :na
N.i and kve children Miss Fcnthss, Mise Fisher MIS-
Uurge,s Mr. and Mrs Wiebel and two children, Mrs VI.
O'I,Iisn Mi C. A.dxews, r. Goddcs, Mr. TufInt, d. fse
no Mr. Gprfon Mrs. Alfred Keen. M.z Lawrence, MI
E.Lmanp Mn lily. Miss Ziney. II. +. Ls~rencs Ley
rsnc, W C. Tompfins, T. Thos Parker, A. Gr'ef ni'
Pawn. p Cuh1,1 " Dufsnd 4. Sirid, Chapman Capt
J. T. Bars IL K ysfnaa. WIN. N. stanDsrd il. G. ps.s,
Mr. ILLer Lha w. s. verasn, d. NJ Wilson, and = In the
stesxGEn
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urp %ooos.
NEW SKIRT FOR 1884.
IN ANEW AND GREAT INVENTION IN

NEW SKIRT FOR 1854. 81
IN NEW AND GREAT INVENTION In
HOOP SKIRTS.
THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC lOR DOuHhE) STEEL
SPRING.
J.. J. & J. q. WESE
NO. o. cHAMBERSST., NEW-fVnh,
the Of the Patent and Exclusive
OF this
J. w. BRADLEYS .,n,,,c
PATENTED .DUPLEx ELLIPTIC" STEEL sPhiN"
SKIRT ,,,,.., ca,
This invention consists Of Duplex lor we Ehpuc ~
Springs ngenousy braided tightly and firmly toetne eufo
edge making the toughest most elastic fsSoe and
Spring usoa enabling the weaer Ia consequence o. ~
great elasticity md eIbienes to place and fold the ss M
when In easily and with the convenience "a sh
muslin dres entirely obvstes aud senees the only oc
ectonS Hoop Skirts viz the annoyance the wearer as
well the pu especially In crowded assemblies, Carriages
railroad church pew in crowded place from e
difficulty Of contracting them and occupying small space
entirely difficulty whe giving the skirt the
usual full symmetrical form and the ghtest and most
stylish and graceful appearance for the street opera prone
made house dress lady having enjoyed the pleasure,
comfort aud great convenience OF wearing the Duplex Elliptic
Spring Skirt single day, win never atterwtrd willingly
dispense with the Of them. They the best quality IN
every part BE- tar tho h,est durable comfortable and
Skirt made Merchants will BE- supplied above
throu ghout the different States- 49, - ,,,,,,.
cB- INQUIRE FOR THE "DUPLEA ELLiftiC'
SPRING SKIRT
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s.osp-comusrcs Palmer, NevHarsn, H. 8. RssAsss
0ou AZ. ..0 n. .aM. 81 VI /
Arrived.


Steamship Hartman Livingston lU ;. ran'Pcs bs s
Port Royal days, to w. 3. Qnartermsstef " VIC totn'
'poks steamer A. Clark from New lot r''' AIys
steamship Cost. Rica Jones' Aspinwan nth n' specie
s.ss%.hip cor.ics LaM.urer Nassau ssh at 1885 p
mdas. and pass to L. Cunsrd o-, ILL, o, =,
a M. mdse and ps Ss't 10 ". f. Robson.
Steamer Triton, Young Washington 90 honr'' 's"a 70
steamer Ashland (U s. Transports Condry ws'hi"s'on II
hours, to the Medical Director. O. .,,,,a,;.
Steamer Continental ". 5. transport Suhnn''' A''A
30 hours, to ". s. Quar,-rmaster. ., rru,
Steamer Western Metropolis U tfsn,pof ~, .i aa9
Fortress Monroe q honrs Medical Director n te 1'
Highland shs bearing N. W., passed ste.mship A'n""
bound s. a.
steamer Chesapeake, wile Portland md's and pass to
Steamer Sea Gull Rector, Providence. ma'e and pass to
Steamer King Fisher, Henry Providence, md'e and Pa
to z. Bynner. -. ~
Steamer Monitor, JOne. Philadelphia md'e and pass to
Ship Don Diego JofLiyepooD' Taylor Mon''vide0 81 days.
Ship John s. Hams lof Montres Harmon Trinidad "a as
Cuba .! days to master! On the 11'h ' ' d. '0'
B"i %S. hs dSod of gns Liverpool
"a days salt tc John Jackson.
Hunter Of Portland York, cienfuesos 10 days sugar
Brig firs sOnner Nor, Boo. Rotterdam So days nd'e to
Brs Eliza Dewolf iBr) Grouse, Arroyo, p r., IA days,
| mossse- to George Whe.lwvight 4 Co. -
ss ocSSn s sos Ba %
hurricane on the 2i'h inst in the Guf from s. s. H. end
obi grd 70 bC-l.e u ior sA hotrh
Brs Devde Carolina tIta) Msrtino, Palermo IS days,
fruit to iolrboc Balchen.
Brig r. Nelson, Wiley, Georsctown days
Br sharon Smith, Cenfuegos 20 days sugar aud mossses
TO Taylor 90.
Schr. Arctic, Hicks Georgetown
Schr Arctic johnson, Aux Cages 20 days, logwood to
Brett. Son Go.
Schr. II. Z. Ely, Stoke. Providence.
ScLr C. W bentley. Tnler, Fall River.
Schr d. aha -.oclirg Middletown for Elizabethport.
scbr. Samuel Eash, Thompson Ncx-si
Schr. W. hington. -, New London.
Schr. =. j.. Smith. Trout, Cheuyhed days. lumber TO
Smpson Clapp .,
Schr ~ X. Dunion jameson, Rockand fer Staten Island
Schr. Runicon. Pendrton. New Haven for iiondnut
Schr William Oi.iu UChuson. Haf ford tOT fAllidelpnia
schr. Lucy Amrs Ilsn.'cr.. Bridgeport
Scir. T.. ). Downing Johnson Baltimore
Schr. Helen. Penk. New Bedford.
SchT. Scuntor -. GEORGETOWN tor NeSbnrynor'.
Schf. Safal jane Gardner Roudout for Newport
Schr. Arni., Crown !, Pou1hA,-D-e for Somerset.
schr. Duiirio Aibro, nondogt 'oT Providence.
schr. Young America. Potter. RpndOut for Pa~tucket.
seLr Geoig- L. Prescott. Mills DLs lsl4nd
schr. Ada Ares. Anie. Nllerts Point.
sctr Oliver Curti.. Wright Providence.
Schf Errrrs. OBI, - Dorchester II days. stone to
r. |. NeNus a son
scr Aee avensr Prince Ed ard Island " days, oats to
ns-feT
WIND-At sunset. ". and calm.
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lished for exshlent play.
Mr. Fairman made an excellent Umpire.
n,sr p,,,-TuR VISIT or TIE RrsoLUTE

D,s- D,1I-TuR VISIT or TIE RESOLUTE
C,In or Nyw-Y oRK-A very interesting game oi bi'e
bell VA. PLAY ed on the Olympic ball grounds yeotidp.
in the prcen OF a very numerous essethDas" q, 'o
al -nirefe ol the game among whom were quito pcr!
a. ina fair ones OF our city who occupied seats spcch!
provided fur them under the hsndsomc tent oil the Mi
csntile Club The contestants IN the game were vac
Rrsorc Club Of Brooklyn who have selected trip 10
Ms CIV 10 play bali with our clubs. rs an eiJoyaD
pcthod Of passing portion Of their usual summer va
cation from business The Rcso utcs appear TO DO
handsome party sf eentcmanly ball.playcrs, and we
are olad 20 welcome them 10 the Quaker City. Unfcr
,n1atcly they played with the strong nine OF the Ath'
letcs Yesterday the result OF course being ueicat'
me contest proved 10 be ceditabe display OF tho at
tracie feature Of the game and well earned victory
lor the Philadelphia party. We append the score Oh
"a M
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TnsAsutY DKPARrnENr, Ovvrcs LIear Houss BeAao
WAsRisaroS CITY, July II, 1864
PROPOSALS for BUILDING and EQUIP.

CL ASS LiGHT-vESSELs.
70 % on SATURDAY the i3th Of AUG U5r 1854, for bsiA
ing and eqnppng two class hshsve'e'' OF the '0'"as
Length from after side Of pos. to the fore sds Of msis
stem 90 feet breadth u beam, moulded 70 feet inches
depth Of hold from top Of timber strske 10 TOP Of oes
Also for suains and equppns two second class Hssvs'
ses Of the following dimensions, ., ,.,.. h,..a.h -
bs S noSdsS se inehsa depth Of hold from
timber sske to top Of BEAM 10 ieet6 inches; 'o'"As'
The white oak to b. Of the best scacoe timber and the
yellow pine of the nes gram untspped southern timber
ed and Mschw with tho drawing. and plans be attached
to and form Of the can be had on =
Portland Boston New York Philadelphia Of which p'aoes
The Board reserves the rsht reject any proposal o. -
refuse TO receive any vessel built In snct conformity
the Of ss % a no sso By Hes.
Secretary Of the Treasury No proposal VII De IeGe.vee
sSeh Offer must be accompanied By signatures Of i've
ponsbe persons sarees for the faithful fuhmeos OF 'ns
Each vessel must be distinctly specified, with the sum fss
which the bidder proposes build and equip hes according
the mus, bee enclosed by each Slider evidence
that there ia mistake as to the object oil NJ p1o2a. D.,
the cnnrarop TO ch he will be equired adhere s.cyI
70 this end the mould lo lines viii he taSen on na he mou
examined by the supernendins officer who VII os ssnes
10 Tho duty by this Board with the approval OF tbs Secretary
Of the Treasury, and who will be required 70 zee .as' -
work oxeouted and the materials used sfs In sst conlon
to tho terms and specifics Of tie contract and wne mss
~ y to The same IN writing before the vessel VIII be 70
ceiyea and payments authorized 70 be maze uuh,.S.
Person. Masking ais to build any Of these ~
may susse. any change alterations BY Which the coat WI
n such the precise Character OF the change 81
alteration will be named vi amount saved thereby IN
Tor vessel al tbs time required 70 CON-
pete the and deliver IL to tue agent oil tne bosrd
snch place be agreed upon the same os named
the bid All proposals BE- sealed and endorsed foo'
srs for building Lfghrsse end then enclosed enoshes
envelope and addressed to the Secretary o. the Lishosse
Board. Washington, u c.
No bid will be that does not conform TO the TO
quirenle of this advertisement -.
Any person submitting proposal may De present. ana ~
ness e opening Of tho bids at the time and place
| specified. -
| by order Of the Ligh. house Board:
| - w. =. SHUBRICK, Chairman.