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New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14
Coal AT - 10.

Coal AT - 10.
Editorial Of TR TRIBUNE cf October 10 l-h3)
The prices which Coal Is sold in our City and victn
ity are simply atrociousfhcre Ia sense nor reason
in them. And, railing viii do good, We advise
every one who has not vet laid ia b. winters stock to
ion one Of the Mutual Coal Companies and supply HIM
self at cost which ia four Ave dollars per iun beloH
the ruling price. ,.,,,
We have before the prospectus Of The schuylaI
Mutual Coai Company office No J5 Waisi. lts cap
itai 500 90 in shares Of &l0 each Of which entities
the holder TO receive one iun of Coal PEI ai cost
which nov from o. TO e. hui Eil u course be lover
ere long. Knowing a majority oi the directors ana
officers aud having faith IN their capacity and nteg-
ry we urge those Who Coal 10 call at the oice
Aforesaid take 80 TO 500 each o' the Company .
stock and help diminish the nnconscIoaabe gain. oi
the Coal monOpolisis.
Tar ScnuILKnL Mutual COAL CORANI
No. - WALLsI..
IS now delivering Coal at the above price 10 its sub
scribsrs.
SHARNs TEs DOLLARS Each
SersH per cent dividends sscurtd.
Direoors-Charles 1uttle John II. Plat. Edmund
Blunt, George L. Trask. George T. Wiring Jr.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14
Business Aotires.

THB NIGHTINGALE HAS No PEER AMONG
singing birds, the antelope kns o. all graceful quadrupei,.
ma among thousand perfumes PHALoSs Hioar BLooaIsG
CERKu, st,nd. aonenatches, in purity uDspproiched in
extract kugWs. SodoEsIwtass.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14
Recetpts of Produce.

Ocr l3-l2. "a bbls Flour Al bbls. Whisky l,2O
bbs Corn Meal 100 800 bush Corn. 81 oi5 bush Oats
e. 6iJ bush Barley. pkgs Ashes. - pkgs Lara ~
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14

MOTHERS MOTHERS MOTHERS Don't
fail to procir- Mr. wpsovs SOOTHING sTEur for cHm'
pRxs Txxrnrye THIS valuable preparation ia the pre'crP
ton OF Of the bet female phy'ciin, and nurses in the
United SAe. ial Ia, been u'sd for 20 sh neverf'
Ing safety and ,ucce, by milton. Of mothers AID children.
from tho feeble infant Of Que week old 20 the adult
/. no, ony relieve, tue child from pain, but nyisorie' the
stomach lui ,edy and gives tone int en-
csy to tue whole system. It viii almost instantly relieve
GziPisG Is ras BoEus Aso WiSD cotrc
We believe 1t tie Bee, aud SUES, Remedy in the World IA
81 c,,e, 81 DrsrrEsr ard DARsHEs ~ CHmDaHs
whether {, lri,, foa r-rtAins Or lay other ela'e-
Full direction, for Ming vii ,reompauy eich bottle None
s.nuis. unls,. the f,c ,e Of CUaris PzaXs. ia the
ou,ni. wrapper.
PuIoE OsLI IS Casts Pas BorrLE
ofcc. No. q Dey st.. Sxwi ioEk. AMI
Ma. 2oS High Holborn, LosDos.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14
DIE ID.

DEMARFsT-A Pithole City, Sunday, Oct Of typhoid
fever Daniel Ren.en Denaess, % John H. and Ellis
Demarrs,, IN the 18th year Of h, sge
ENANS-Ai Clifton. Staten Island. Thursday Oct u
JEANNE wie Of Edward Eyanf aud daushte Of the lat,
Capt. lsisc X. Dustsn. aged p years
The end u hc family respectfully Invited 70 attend th'
funeral rom the residence ~ her mother Sin0n,0n
0u Saturday At o clock ,. "a.
JONES-On Thuriay Oct H. the Rev Lo, Jones, d. d., in
the 6sih yrsr Of hi, age.
Funsrl from Church Of the Epphany No 100 stanton
st. Tuesday, At O'Clock p. m The Reverend Clergy
and friend. requested 20 attend without further invita-
ton.
RAygER-fn Bloomfield n. j.. on Friday Oct 70 Jane
Rsynrf Of London. England reic Of Robert Rayner OF
the same place, aged 70 years aud ~ days.
The fnnera will take place her late residence shove
on Monday the 10th inst A. IL o'clock The friends
Of tha family respectfully invited to attend.
lnteImen. at OrrenwoO Cemetery.
WlLSON-fn this city. Thgsisy. Oc.. T. ater short
fnes. Mnna ) the beloved wife Of Stephen wilson and
ds. OF Thomas Smart GTeensword Master Of the
Court Of Chancery Of the Island of Jamaics w. ].
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to sitend the
funeral Sunday uorunz At clook, fro her ste resi-
drnce No 2lj West Fifteth.st
Jamaica tw L. sud Dublin tlreland paper, please COPY
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14
A CoUaH. COLD, oa SORE THROAT

u tpOtn' NOAoi Oh DUNE AhhVhi
Requires INN ediss attention ani should bs checked. Il
lowed to continue.
IRRITATION ov rss LUsGs, PERxAszsr THROAT Ayrzc
rIos. OR An scvRABLk LUsG DBsAsg
is oiten the resBlt.
BRowNs BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs
having direct influence to the parts siys mmedle relief
Fos BsoscairIs. AsTHsA. CATARRH, CONVENTION AND
THROAT DISEASE
Ttoches used with away, good succes'.
SNGERsASD PusLic SPEAKERS
will 6id TaocHzs u,el in clearing the voice when taken bs
fore Sngnsor Speaking and relieving the throat after
usual eIer;ion Of the vocal organ, The TRocHEs recon-
mended aud prescribed by Physicians and have had s'imo
nial- eminent throughout the country Being an
article 0, true merit, aud having their efficacy by
tee, Of many y-ars each yeac fd, them in oc,e' 10
yariou, pari II the world and The TRocHs universally
pronounced better tunn other articles.
OsrAIs only BRovss BRONCHIAL TsocHzs" and 30 not
take any Of toe gOris m,1iior' that may be offered
Sod everywhere in the United State, and Fore;n couu
tries 4, . cent. per box
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14
COURT on COMMON PLEA5-FRiAL TfRn-OCT. IL.
Before ludgs DALY.

PRAOIII n CASBs OF hEfVILAbIE It TAKHH'
John Dunn agt. Charles DeVlln'-inis H9o au
o, -, n,o,r,.frv ~ note The answer Of the indoTscrs
consisted Of general denial and apecid denial OF notice OF
pleseutusn. aud protest The pian'it Pr. w esnens n
notary. certificate o. protest and boce aho sa'' P''' " w
other liitiers stated IN the compliant
The defendant the psindfe resting moved iot non
suit Jn the ground among others that the no;' beg ~
lied the plaintiff bound 60 prove the pVing o ho'as
ysl ha ~ 10 msIs Vgdlc.3n vi .Ae ceItusAs9 AhV
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14

The BURGLAR ALARM TELEGRAPH has savel
~ houses IN three weeks from robbers Six years eI
perlcnce without failure. L. HOLMES lgs broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14

n wendell Phillips is announced to speak in
@'''e' il'i!ia!.. " ;dassdpY evening Os. ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14

JEPFgRs, 573 BROADWAY. The only place in
the city where LADIES Coon BOOrs AND SHoEs can
be had at low prices. JEFPFRs 573 BROADWAY
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14

BATLEY's WASHING AND WRISGISG. MACHIYl
Co IS COG WHEEL MAcHEEs ACT Broadway. NY.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14
SURROGATE'S OfFlCE-Ocr. iJ.-Befofs Surrogate
TUCKER.
WILLS PR0vED-LABGH BEQUEsT To THE AcADEMi


During tho past week the Surrogate has al
mied 10 pobste the wills Of the following named per,on,
John Greenwood Peter Il. Devean, John j. Boyd fsiA
Nooran. Thomas Kelley Clarence Pel, Thomas ksousi,
Hugh X. Kendall Augusta kessler Cara Schaier tfns
Tu Catharne Torence Timothy Shea None o. the above
wills contain any provisions OF public impora rance. 49,
The will of James 4. Suydam bequenhs TO The Na'ioa
Academy Of Design s the deced-ns pictures and ths sum o.
$4,000 this amount TO De established a. permanent uh'
TO be called the 1" SnYdlm tnnd
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14
LAW INTELLHGENCE.
Court Of He.siOns.

III the Court Of Sessions yesterday but hthc
business was done sentencing those who have been
convicted during the past week and wss sentences have
been postponed ia 0rder 10 show previous good character
They wers o, iota@s.
SENTENCES.
Thoi0e. Howe pleaded guilty to an assault with deadly
aud dan grou weapon and was sentenced 70 three years In
the State Prison
William Conway and Thomas Murray pleaded guilty 10
burary 6ud Lwcc sentenced A. two years 10 the Penn
tentlary.
Nilsm ". McCamLian. convicted Of embeyyement. wa
.ent 20 .lc state Prison for one year
gtare. johnson aud Eiw ard Green convicted Of Irsnd
larceny were sepsnced ,e state Prison the former for
,ree vsar the fOr three years and sI months
Cst6erue oncaunnou convi ted Of grand larceny sen
tslfed 10 the Peu.eutsry fOr three months
Joseph Easion psaded sliy % an attempt Al {ihd larceny
and "a - 40 .eut.uced tho Peitrntiy for three nOnths
samuel pesdcd guilty 20 an attempt AZ and larceny
and was ennced 70 tie State Prison ioT TWO years and s1
months
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14

THK UNIVERSAL CL0THRS.WRISGER, with cog
wheels. Warranted the best in use. Statesmen wantet
eyeryWbere. Il. e.. BgOwsisG Cen. Agt 3,5 Iroadw ~
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14

THR LARGEST AND CHEAPEST HAIR STORE in
New York has REMOVED TO No. 80 Canalst H. BAsTEI
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14

The FINEST OvgRcoATs EVER SEEN IL TIL
COUNTRY now ready for sale
!, v BROKlg. No. o. Lafayette. place
No. % FOurth.aVe opposite Cooper Onion.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14
Do NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY buying any OF

Do NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY buying any OF
the neroa, wohe Article. called God Pen. which have
flooded the uaTke, fos tie .' f-S years whsn At lower
rl--. yon can 81 P-n shh acknowledge - BE- te
Beer ~ rnr WORLD
Avoid ih- 'h,n-e. rirt. whose i,ek ofbrsni compel,
them seiup, p ne ade,reser, n you
w,n. The IN Of youg money call On A. MoEToS, 10
IS M,idenlsne OF incios. stamp for circular
TnR FALL HAT.-tientlemen who want a
stylish .nI becoming rAr naturally ,eek FOR II a, kNoxs
soa, mske ,he misc 4 gols 20 his Oh locali;yuow
heap 4 fsuin.-ins,e,l Of 20 his and pro.pssou e.ab
H,hnent No 80 Brosd~sy. under the Prescott, Hon'e
Tue new Pail ,.ns o. Ksor peciHsn Of h' ta'te
and .,r.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14
No sos BROADNAY, NEW
JuIlu, u. Pohlt, nI. D.,l

Formerly OF and Successor 70
DIR. JAMES r. Chiffon & Co.,
ANALYTICAL AND CONSULTING CHEMIST,
No. t8) BroadWiy, N. W. cor. Bsoonss.
10 Particular attention paid ,he analysis o. Ores Meths.
Minerals Mineral Waters. Cem9ercid Products, Sc, ~
To Restore Gray Hair Beautify and streugthen.
Cure Daud.gt .tcii scalp rhs World Great Remedy -
LONDON Cray HAIR COLOR Does REsIuhEh
IONDON HAIR COLOR RESTORER-
TOSDON Hair HAIR COLOR not RFSTDRFR
JoNnON HAIR Color REsFoRER
I0NDON Cbar,.j HAIR COLOR Stain RESTORER
I0NDoN HAIR COLOR RESTORER.
I6TD0N W;sbo,r HAIR COLOR or Soil RESTORER
I0E1oE UAIR COLOR RESTORER
LONDON Dyeing HAIk Color A1y- kEsIghnfEaa.
LONDON HAIR COLOR thing hEoIOHEh-
MAxEs rHE HAIR SOYr GLOSSY AID LUxuRfAsr.
KsKPs Jas SCaLP CLsAs, COOt AND hRALrnr
1t will positively stop the Hair nom tailuk
and cinse to gov bald head, al where tbs foli
ces ale left. ..,. .
P-ice IS cents: ak bo.tisS 81 sod by Dr. SWAYNE
son No $50 N SIXTH ~. Philsds phis Sold M ny
HELMBOLD, No. 5si Broadway; BARNES, So. 81 Pak'
row WELLS. No lis Frsnkin-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14
OLD EYES MADE Ngy

Without Spcctacles. Doctor or Medicines Pamphc
mailed tree on receipt Of Ten cent?. Address. l..
FOOTE, NJ. d., No. 100 Broadway. NcW-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14
fAdveriisemsnt
BRIG Lady Mulrave. from Haynui
Bnx Mindser. from Olace Bay

"JREKINsS PATENT COMPOSrE" lROS RAIL
NC formerly sold by HUTCHINSON WIcKERsHAA IS
now for sale By tho manufacturers agency.
HUTCHINSON DAVIES & Co.
No. f67 BrOome ST. n Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14

l. V. BRogAw
Has Nov RzADt
At wHoLssALa or RETAIL
B,JDO0 WoRra o
Tas ftssJr RsADr MADE CLorHtsG pOR
MISS.
YOuras
B0Ts AaD
CanpRgss Ws,R,
Egsa Bsgoaf OyPEasD rms CoUSrsr.
Eo, "a tousrH Ays and
% LAyArsrrz PLACE
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14
SUPREME COURT-CrRouIr- October l3-Before Justice
LEONARD


LEONARD. , 49, -
GRIM CON-A PROMINENT CLERGYMASS son TIE
DEFENDANT.
Peter X. Dickson agt Thomas NJ. Tyng.-Mr
Dickson ch,rgss Mr Tyng the son Of distinguished clergy
man with seducus SID debauchiug his wife sod claims O~
damage, M ef,or The defendant entirely denies tho cne'h
charged The ca,- was called IT, regular order on the cal
endIr and the pltiH requested po'ponenent OWING 70 ihe
absence Of ilnos,e After discussion ana an rhoi 10
/ r.ler tle case po., DO neuient va, finally gfsited
CHAMBt n Rs-OCr. 1J.-Brfore Justice IsesAHAh
Somcfs agt Somers.-The plaintiff in this case
s. for aony on the grounds The defendant brings
adsys to snow that The husband en- honest sober man
that sometimes when visiting e cit4 hs taAes gas
700 much Of lager That the wife bad language mai
sed The aher and mother Of the defendant and Was neg
.ctl and lazy getting up m $780, late hour iol lar.
mers wife ad that s sl. brought by the vile without
80. ,..
The Judge reserved hi. decision.
DECIgOSs.
lame, uingwood sgt Continental Mover aud Reaper Co.
Nsmorauda FOR counsel; John ksInochon sy Sherman
- Cot-NeuOrands iJr counsel
SUPERIOR COURr-SPECiAL TErN-Ocr lI-Beiore
Justice AOsCRIsF
DECISIONS
Petsr NcArdle agt. CathArine Cnsksr.-Moton
rsu,sd without costs. Oakley Beach ss John Osborne
Asrl n EdscTton agt Samuel Ny'il--''0'0n' '''''''
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14

LADIES afflicted with Discoloratons on Ia
face called moth patches or With frcckes, should us
Dr. PEERY's celebrated MoIH AND IRECRLE LonOs
Ii IL iniallible. Sold by all druggists.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14

DEMULCENT.
HONEY. GLiCERSE AND rAlN SOAPs
!. &. uUu's son. No 30 PARK ron. y. Y.
Manacturcr OF every style of STAPLE and Toilet Soaps
LADIES afflicted with DiscolOrations on the
face called moth patches with freckles should
d. PERRY's celebrated MON AND TRECRLE LonoS.
1t !" infallible' Sold b. all druggists
Shut out the cold, dust and water from rour
doors aud windOws. THE E1~BtE METALLIC RUBBER
WEAuER SrRIP-WimTKERs patent MAY -, l-62. the
cheapest and most ehoctIa Strip ia market III hshL
HLls. sole Propricors. Hud'on y. \. Central Depot.
"A Beccker st, near Broadway. SHEPAEDS Co.. AgIs.
SOMETHING NEW
Boys and Chidrens GARBALpf CrrAwAY and Zor'
AVE SUITs by the Thousands at Reasonable Prices.
V. BR0KAw. No. 62 Lafayette place.
No. - Fourthave' opposite Cooper Union.
The FINEST OvRRcoATs EVER SEEN n THUS
COUNTRY now ready for sale.
L. Y. BEOKlw. No G2 Lafyette.place
No. "a Fourtb'Aye.. opposite Cooper Onion
OLD EYES MADE NEW,
without Spectacles Doctor or Medicine, Pamphlet
mailed Tree ON receipt Of Ten cents. Address. l.. h.
F0OTE NJ. d., No. 1. 100 Broadwav. Ncw.York.
BAuRYs WASHING AND WRISGISG.M MAcHYE
Co's COG WHEEL MAcHsEs. ACT Broadway y. y.
THE BURGLAR ALARM TELEGRAPH has saved
~ houses IN hree weeks from robbers Six years ex
perlcnce without failure. L. HOLMES. l9e Broadway
JEFFgRs, 5l3 BROADWAY. The only place in
the city where LADIES Coon BOOTs AND SHoEs car
be had at low prices. JFPPERs, 573 BROADWAY.
THR UNIVERSAL CL0THRs.WgISGgR, with cog
wheels. Warranted the best in use. Statesmen wanet
everywhere. H. &. BROWNING, Gen. Aga 3i7 Iroadwa ~
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14

SOMETHING NBw.'
BOYS and Children's GAKIBALpf GETAWAY and Iot
AVE SUlTs By the Thousands Al Reasonable Prices.
l. V. BR0KAw. No. 62 Lafayette place.
No. - Fourth ave. opposite Cooper Union.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14

AT HUNTS No. 430 Broadway, best FRENCE
CAIY Doors ready made order 81 Patent Leather Boots
best quality ga Shoes and Caters Of every description
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14

HEA . ftely
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14

4 regular meeting Of the Board Of Fire Com
nsioaers was held yesterday afternoon at Firenans
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14

HOWE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY. .-ELIAs
Hows ir President No 6e9 Broadway. Agents wanted
WHEELER 4 WILSON'S Lock Stitch Sewing
Machine and Button Hole Machine No. 625 Broadway
A SILENT SEWING MACHINE.
WILCOX & GIBBS No sos Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14

Post-Oaice N0tice.-rhe Mails lor Great Brrls aoi
the Coati ent via Southampton aid hiriburs pa fe'mh
ALLEMAhlA and for Ireland. via Qoe nsowa per tel1ar
EDlEBURG viii close lt thi3 Office on SATURDAY Tho
lih day OF October 10 80 sud The uptown ON -
A. follows Stat0ns A api p O S-l.onl and y, J ~
. M St.i5n. 3 ,oI g.iJ A. u., station o. a
,ANGS AE.Lul, Py,.Qas.sc.
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a CONSCIENTIOUS DEACoN.-For long
time the only meeting houses in Brandon
were the COngTe yational and Baptist TWO OF
the aw1warde5t and most dilapidated, unpaint-
ed wooden structures in the State. All at
once each society undertook to build a new
b.1ck church. Deacon Spooner undertook the
job OF doing some OF the work on the Com
gregadonal church, think it was to build
the window frames. He wanted a hundred
and fifty dollars, while the committee wished
it done Tor a hundred. 4 ~, 49,
At last it was settled between him and the
chairman, a shrewd lawyer, and Something Of
wag, That hundred dollars should be the
price; bat II OF the completion of the Job, the
Deacon said he had had IAN ALFRED hard bar
GAM ne should be paid twenty-five dollars
more, Inc good Deacon found that he had
io't ~ the job, and claimed the additional
nVe-aAd-tWenty dollars. ,' 4ssie stsay
Wei, Deacon asked the lawyer, acan you
honestly say you have had an ALFRED hard
blreain?" IA s.,ss-xa ss.u sss ssa.i as8coW
~1e, have had an awful hard bargain p
But can you say you have had an ALFRED
hard barsainp os-.lg ,f.,,.
Yes, it was t. emendous hard bargain"
Abat tnat ID not according to agreement
Win you say you have had an atl.Jtred hard
fsain 7" s[..sA y IA1szesA - s'les9
$40, Square; I can't say that. That would
~ , F." WA - oeA l WOA swear 1OE any IuOu-
81; Dlt 1t Was NJ st outrageous hard bar
gall." ~ 1874 'v4-s-40ssss Il t-si ~ 4 ~
" Then don't see, Deacon Spooner, how
We can, under the agreement, pay you the
twenty-five dollars" saialE W.
The Deacon let, preferring to lose the mon
ey rAtlet LIAM violate his conscience by saying
.@all nleda But the upshot was that after the
lawyer had enjoyed telling of tile joke for a
lew DAY he paid the sum. So the good Dea-
con saved his conscience and did not lose the
money.-lVt. Record. W. s1a sssasa's 81
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PORTLAND, SACC 3 PORTSMOUTH
RAILHnaJsgY oa e e

Es;s3 % On aud amer = prii 8, 1866, fassen ger
ssssS1f..as55sssssr1 Trains ieay5 Us follows; ssF "a
sleaVe fortisnd foi Boston NJ $50 A. 81, and 2.50
Pm. " - a2Aa4 ~ hae sFI-.aAs
L.eaus Rrstna Tor Pcrtl.rh ut Y 81 IA n and
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Proposals.
Proposals for Materials for the
eA35S Navy .TDOI n
gus1AX4 Navy DEPARTMENT.

: Fr.se,4F Navy DEPARTMENT,
N1 BUREAU OF STEAM ENeIEEERlkS'(
CEALED PROPOSALS to furnish materials is for The
~ Navy for the fiscal year ending une y, ay, 2
Dc received at the Bureau Of steam axt 81 NV. Jac
10 O'Clock A. M. of the 3Ist day OF J9y eA at winch
ProposSis must be endorsed proposals for Materi-
ais for the Navy" that they may be distinguished
rom other business letters, and directed to the Chief
If the Bureau Of Steam engineering
The materials and articles embraced in the classes
scgadnes. any Of which will be furnished to such AS
esire to oiier, application to the Commentaries of
te respective yales, OF 70 the navy agent nearest
thereto and those OF all the yards upon application
This division intoclasses being for the convenience
If dealers IN each, such classes only will be furnished
IS are actually required for bids. The commandant
md navy agent for each station will In addition To
me scne1ule Of classes Of their own yards, have
;opy o. yne schedules of the other yards for
ion only, from which may be judged whether It Will
ae desirable to make application for any OF the classes
those yards All other things being equal, presef-
,nce will be given to articles of American manufac-
offers must be made for the whole of the class at
slsa R3a 2aS r they VIII Bacon
idered. ,. s.-ss..s,.a
mt Of any yard to any navy agent, the form Of
bier of guarantee, and other necessary information
especting the proposals will be furnished.
Who gives proper guarantees a required BY the law
If the 10th Of August, 1876, the Navy Department
reservng the right TO reject the lowest bid If deemed
sxorbant, not to the interest of the Government
10 accept ( = e&llaJEfI-3 sFH "
The contracts viii bear date the day the notifca-
ion is given, and deliveries can be demanded from
hat date.
Bidders are hereby cautioned and particularly
Notified that their offers must be in the form pre-
cribed and be mailed in time to reach their destlna
aon before the time expires for receiving them. 40
I'D Wt be considered (Which shall BE- received dtte te
1ersod stated, and no allowance ac be made for Jolt-
!res Of the mail All offers mustt be accompanied by
he bidders license, or certified copy thereof
Sureties in the full amount will be required to sign
he contract, and their responsibility certified to by
United States district judge, United States district
attorney, collector, or navy agent. As additional Sc
;urities, twenty per centrum will be withheld from
he amount Of tho bills until the contract shall have
jeen completed and eighty per centum Of each bin
approved in tTiphcate by the commandments of the
espective yards yiH be paid by the navy agents at
he points Of delivery in funds certificates, at the
ption of the Government within ten days after the
9arrant for the shall have been passed by the
jecretary of the Treasury.
The following are the classes required at the re-
spective navy YARDS w
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Springs NY.
" II Harris Root NY,
. o ELittie Clntonville''
Eli Convey asonville I"
& WIN Cluett & Son Troy"
q B Ford New YOrN
!" W Robertson Newark NJ
" II 2 iIenries Annapolis Nd
: l rGoodnew Topeka Kas
g A webst T U S Army
RObt White Georgetown G.
U Brown Washington +"
Geo A Bassett L" "
Dr. 5 Ingalls, U 5 Surgeon
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Poetry.
tFrom Hours at Home.l
Wurmr ur.oso0rra

The snow-wlite flowers Of surnmer-tmel
Fair globes Of spotless purity;
Frail blossoming vines that cling and climb,
With star gemmed branches floating free;
Large, heavy roses, dropping slow
Their perfumed snow-fakes to the ground;
Sweet lilies, with their heads bent low, 4 IDS
As if Christ's praise SO long ago,
Stin held them listening to its sound:
If they have caught such purity, So.
If such perfection lives in them, l
Which are but as the broidery
Upon thy garments outer hem
Oh thou all-periect Christi how bright
The beauty glowing where thou artl
How radiant every saint in light, Il.
Who lives and brightens in thy sight,
And loves and knows thee heart to hearth
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A young Partisan artist lately painted por-
trait OF a duchess, with which her friends were
not satisfied, declaring that it was totally UNI
Ike her. Toe painter proposed that the ques1
ton OF resemblance should be left to little
dos belonging to the duchess, which was
agreed to. Accordingly, the picture was sent
to the hotel Of the lady the next day, and a
large party ass embed to witness the test The
dos was called IN, and no sooner did he see the
portrait than he licked it all over, and showed
every demonstration of joy. The triumph Of
the painter was complete, and all present in
sisted that the picture had been retouched dur
ing the night, which was actually SO, the ar.
tist having rubbed. it over with a thin coating
OF lard The dogs nose was sharper than the
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