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New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27
rievemcnts OF ocean steamers
D.st.,yc.s Arrived

IN Steamship Ne,sYo from Aspnw INA a. : Benn
DrsbncS T. Whitney W XII more, wife and chi'' namphii n
D c NcRnet and wle ghop Kingsley I'm II. iinP and
m Az ru N ami family II. O'Camnon W. A. pauS n,ild
VII Inc. McC.y VIM. T. Morrison, wfs anu S'' ~ n
Mr p Rng.lsle ". T. Freeman. o. s. Cre'sy; ;S,.aii ~
IT, Gae D. Ilat and wife, w. BeseI T. sd bd
taLn ~ Mrls ~ Bell II. jenkins, Mrs DrsS9 s ScIier
E IISd .on H. S'eceler and wifi, Du'zeI w uiSc and
y 4. nd fln L. MARKHAM nlne, H. .,tngon
child r. O.sood II. Pink.ron NJ, Nrwmsrn, nii Sel.
and WIFE L. - OFT, Mrs McLeughsn VI >, ,c,dsn
an D. Blair vile and thili, fh.ps Ns''an n g. Eicil.
SrSer r McSsmee. z. f. stoke', o. - Lewn ois;, Mrs.
i. u Nv mud WIFI y. s Geufy, w. w. Buroes' .v vi
Cochin mi Two Children NJ. T. Hunter, >
po,"ns "a Wiz o. Krs - B,sh sister and two .a s r.
w;'s -, .r.nn J. w Mirdtr, :. \. Cars NJ Iielno!,
a. ,r,,i, / T. Cpu.l j. J.. HUE iinsoi o. H. xv,ss.n,
y IIa,horn r. NcTder WIN. liisb.c ana w' ~ " o,.n
nm nd We ~ Davis g. II. Guy aud VIE -, w, rs r.
r. Bouanser Mary h. Perry, j. b. CaiV, pi,cs "a d.
A Goodv,nr C. Spaulding wife and child a Lnsi =
r. vioy A. C. Maxwell d. C. Moody wife and ca' - sett
Beihrncourt Capt. NJ. Dow ~ H. boSos; ~ B,la.
- ~ y Godfrey G. II. Cedano and chiiurrh ~ ,,,,
has A Certain HenIy Nathan q. u. r. AMun' A. A"
| T. + T'more W Aril VI and family, - ,,a t.uiir
In steamship IIansa from Bremen-h hohs a., % n, Iench
/ n Hayes and family ~. Roseuhcl hhn ann! usxn-h
o. c. ZH T. L. schmdt,G Linser and aalsm,e,, Psren.
ard wie C. A. Cune and family Anna amman, ~ .na am
s,Srber A. v Post NJ Frsuh snd family d schri Pee,
iiy sophie Saier H. Auer Alberine Eech.a"nu ueansnn
and wife, Msthilde HerPch' In.'e'g e. YsseI
| F-.der;s, Nsgel = Levi and family ). hinnsy' h'
n Morris and wiie s. Oerndorfer, g. Busch E sos.
ar NJ Ha.,ein s DAnzger and brothe MsIla a "a.
1a,,bs Helene Never Nrs Hinie aud child Hugo , Erus
mann r. stenung and aife. Jenny Erdei fsdt "a ~ n.
y seidrnberg NJ Bain. l.. Rsnsohot I. prels, h,spe
| s. Raenger, s. Alexander aud WIFE, r. 'iei''
HeyGester
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27
Arnt Of the Iri.h Rrpnblie.p


The bonds have beautiful appearance, are admirable
in design and elaborate in execution In the upper
center OF tho SO bond is engraved n vgnette--an
allegorical design OF female figure typiying Erin-
with appropriate accessoros. Upon the right-hand
lower corner appears portrait OF Fitzgerald the pat
riot and upon the corresponding opposite loit'hand
the portrat OF Wolfe Tone another distinguished
son of Ireland The figures 10 with delicate die work are
paced above each OF these heads The bonds oil other
denominations have tie same aegorical yignette in
the upper center r.
met in the rgbthand upper corner While that Of
Wolfe Tone is gwen upon' the lethand upper corner
l. ndcr these appears the denomination OF the bond
The portrait o Fitzgerald is in the right hand center
OF the $50 bond while the numerical figures OF % ap
pear above and below 1t. The head OF Woie Tone
sppeers on the left hand On the sl00 bond the por
rat OF Emmett Is at the, rghhand upper corner. with
that OF Wolfe Tone the corresponding opposite
side; while the figures 100 In Ornamented dlowora
frame are below each The numera letter is In the
upper CEN ..oo
Upc' side OF tho vgnette In the tJoo ponu arc
the JOO The numcral letter ID appears In
green surrounding tint in the lower center OF TINS
bond the portrait Of Fitzgerald on the right hand
side and that OF Wolfe Tone on the eft. Above the
yignette az in the s00 bonds are the words 1t Is
hereby certified that"
are worthy Of MENTION from the fact that one
of the members OF the Fenian brotherhood furnished
sug gestons 10 the artist for the combination. '
This aogorcN picture appears In the upper center
az each OF the bonds On IL Erin Is represented as
maiden pointing 10 the sunburst from behind distant
sion and of the difficulties to be overcome before the
glorious sun of liberty will be In the ascendent; witt
her rlt she points TO the nnsbeasd sword lying a. ho
leet tas indicating the only hope for tho regeneration
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27

ofIreand An irish soldier is represented a. soopng
to grasp the sword with his eyes fixed Ia the drecupn
OF he rising sun In the foreground accessories OF the
picture are shown the Irish w0it hound croucmng az
the feet ofthe figure Erin and the ancent hahp oI
Erin; while IN the back ground one of the anlsq9e
round towers Of Ireland forms conspicuous point IN
the landscape % -
Each of the bonds Ia surrounded by o handsome
border of different designs In green tint The numerical
figures and letters OF the bonds are printed In back
and green colors They are done IN lathe worx. anu
almost defg imitation or cOuntereiting Ip the upper
rgbthand side Of each is private No. In red lettering
tie Specification Of which IA only known to those whe
issue the bonds The No. of the bond Is located IN Inc
upper left.hand corner The artistic and mechanical
execution Of these bonds reflects great credit upon an
the parties concerned in their preparation IL Is also
especially noteworthy that they have been turniSaed
with celerity and accuracy without precedent
The portraits of Robert Emmett Fitzgerald. ana
Wolf Tone were engraved from authentic origiDa pic
tures and are truthful ficsimes In fact. every por
ton Of the engraving and printing OF these Oonls wen
worthy Of the American Bank Note Company VINO con-
soon be offered TO subscribers Xxx
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27
Meeting Of shs Committee ON RnilroaAs.

At IL O'Clock yesterday morning the Commit
tee on Railroads OF the Board OF Couneilmen met u
their chamber. Councilman Leayyfn the chair. he
object for which the Committee met wes the considers
ton Of the railroad tracks in Greenwich and Washing
ton sts., below Chambers-st .... .-
Mr.. ser said it very evident that the railroad
company were entirely regardless of the convenience q
the public in laying down the rails OF their road
These rails were grooved at least two inches deep
while in other places the grooves IN the rails were -
made that wagons and other vehicles could turn ou1
with the greatest ease The Eghth,aye Railroad Ce.
had laid rails in Washington and other streets which
have never been used.
Mr.. Leayy the Chairman, did not believe the ConmGs
Council had any right 10 interfere in the matter az @
The only remedy that was left TO the asgre'ed paru
was q resort TO the State Legislature.
The Common Council were ready at all times to ~
ieye citizens OF any evil which they had eonto!s
that it might be well to have joint Committee OF GU
zens and the Common Council 20 look Tor redress 70 'os
railroad companies. .,,x,s
One of tho audience here and said be had UNDER.
stood that Mr. George Law was ready AZ any time %
remove the track. If the city would repa. .ne
An adiournment was tLen had without arriving -
any practical conclusion
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27
ouAArrnxAsrrn's oy,ICs. No. Y sIA;s,sr''
PROPOSALS. for FORAGE and STRAW

DROPOSALS for FORAGE and STKAW.-
are invited by the undersigned fot the delivery
OF good nerchantable TIMOTHY HAY aud STRAW on
board OF vessels at such wharf in Newly ork hsfoof may
be desigRated
Tie sy aud Straw must be securely baled aud weigh two
thou sind 10 00Ol pounds per tun exclusive OF wood
Proposals plainly the quantity, price, and time
OF delivery. =, c. =,
TIE Hsy and Straw Tl te inspected by Government In
sper tor and weighed before h.inr shin ped
Pr0posa. W u aNo b. Trcy deliver Hay and straw at
Wa.hLron D. G i.ichmorl Va, and Hilton Head, 5. G.,
subject 70 TIE above ieJai' eneltA
bill. viii be ac cpi-d ir1n ue TO time 10 meet the re-
qu n lnruts o. the U,,emmont
PAYMENTS u he r'ade delivery or soon thereafter s'
funds ior il.e ~ rpose shalt h. rrceiyed.
SIEM kII NAN NllET. hreset AdIt..O &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27
gIIrPPENG INTELLIGENCE
PORT oy Embellishments. q
Cleared.

Cleared.
s.,t Et,h,,S, Hunter NllmnE Eton. Pisarlon 4
Collins ,-.... ,h.,i..,op Ilvlps
st0u. For Co e.A u 7 lane.
s,csnrr Ann Fra Richards Phisdrlphiai james HAn''
s.csre, Sgye'ty Shaw, Fhlade ph!L a., n.
sbin or.'cv ffsui) Sohcnek, Bneno' Ayro' husrt
psfk Jupi,er (Brsml. kuciing tadh Tor o''e'" " "'F
&c. u..h.I... II Troubrdse 4
Son. a., c.ft,i. ~ O,f.sn, IL d. l. J
ro,S Voia,cer, Tsn, Mualia Sad Pi'fm0' T1Fptf
Rs,s R,p,d Hr J. M,er,ehAs ver, Crur FHsou's Go,
~. Mnrrva dol Ommeuu, Rotterdam fuheh' heho''
Wrndi. . %, s..h N.,-b,nt A C.-ru.n
Dns Thoma. oven. festinsh, Heuf''a' Ah'"P''A
Hunter. IL, 4 n,
biz Biz El5a CBrl Dsy'on St John n D. D. D'"oH
iinr II. p csld,hur.i tBrl Emery han''na D''i'on
sls Abe, M.on Brown. Char r'ioa. Brown Wander
blt - . u 80. , a.,
sel.I OrAhAHB. s.islaGu, bal!aI u ,. 4 & n pe"oi
ssAf Alice uuIy. r,.r,,r. wuhlHs'en, n c. r. n Par
her.
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aurnrc,y MISSIONARY AssocArIoN.-Ths

AMERICAN MISSIONARY AsSoclATloN.-Ans
annual meeting Of the American Missionary Associs-
,,on commenced Wednesday p. m. at the Plymouth
church Brooklyn. The Rev. ID. Patton, on taking the
chair made few remarks on the Providences that had
hooeht this Society up the high position IL
cnnied in the eyes Of the Christian world and opened
the meeting with reading the Scriptures and prayer.
After reading the minutes OF the last meeting. the
Treasurcr's report read By Lewis Tappan esq.
The receipts from all sources el3i All IS and the
expenditures were $685. 81. Of which $9S1so ~
were for the Freedmen. 000 other home missions
slO 200 for the Mendi Mission. West Africa; fos
the Jamaica Mission. and smaller amounts for eebes
missions The report of the Treasurer was referred "
committee. The Rev. George Whipplo. SecfesAfy.
read the report of the Executive Committee whcn ~
listened to with great interest aud was relerfea 70
committee for examination The usual commutees -
business nominating otieera &C., were appointed Heo
the meeting adjourned till Thursday morning. tns
report will come up for discussion at that time ana
probably elicit remarks from several gentlemen, Co5
Eaton Professor Woodbury., the Rev. s. W; MAg,u ~
others present who have been connected WITH us
Freedmen in Virginia Georgia and the SCUM We mess
The Rev. Henry Ward Bcecher was aanounSea @ amTmSe
sneakers for Thursday evening. Ihe kev' W.
Storrs and others are expected TO SPEAK AZ tast
irg Wednesday evening. at u O'Clock, the he'. ~.
XXX Of Boston preached The ennuo' sermon irots
ths iex "1oi hath made OF one blobd al the na'io,s
on ,hs esrti The seimoa VIII loap,less % pAoNsnss-
80 D i -
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LAW INTELLIGENCE'
rb. x.,chum Litigation.
ctrppEVE COURT-cHAHBKRs- "
.cVickar Art greenieai aud othefs'

1rVickar Agt. Greeneai nnd othefs AZ -,
This being tho morning set ior shc and ,hr
, - rdg., H. Ketchum ass party de neIe esse' 49,, @ @
OF MI Ed;m ca,s and Mr Kecium himself bers present.
Mr. Bangs on bis behalf sted o an 30 % he Common Plea.
E had the Pnt complain, e %eUc h. had q" bsen
pcsdns evening From p, O You'd have to dsuur to the
because there was another oe an Tine Tine
same parties for tho zane soG,s e.. on wi h he desired
,s.i Mr. Kseha should also be examined Tnto Ts 10
Immediate fear Of Mr. Keiehum bssy sehenesa % e n1us, @
Jsn.er The opposite party should be Informed lie
xns iing to stpulse that MI hs,enpi evasnSs S &C.
tpcd on ali the matters Thoy niended 70 spiea from
M IuI der and tho matter shod not Dc pressed oe'o'e
MT Lsrocquss objected ,e further delay W lskps ., n'
linon, ie bene e,,e could harm the pppe Inc1
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27

FUNDS FOR DIR. CHAPIs's NEW CHURCH.
Tie meeting which was to be held in the vesty OF Dr.
Chspins church Wednesday evening" TO raise funds
for the erection Of the new church in Fthave did not
come off as expected, but postponed until next
week. Due notice will be given.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27
The Jenkins Defalentiou.

SUPERIOR COURT SPECIAL TEkx-ocr 26 - Before
- - Justice MoScRIEP.
Stuart sg. The Greenwich Savings Bank Same att The
- Union Dime Savings Bank
Tho argument of the motion to substitute the
Phenis Bank for he sbov. defendants Ia the suits which
the s.;g1se Or S5o%n hs Jenkn. Brown plaintiff have
MoScRIgp J. The moving paper, u.ed mon the present
application differ nom thoe used upon the previous motion
IN tat the former distinctly and uncquivocay deny colu.
son the part of the defendants and In nv opinion the
after dd not o. So Upon the merits 1t appear. that
learned coun.e have advised the Of the Phenx Ma
onal Bank tst they have good defense the claim made
by the panth a. the assislee Of Mr. Brown These de-
edanis have had notice fthe claim made by said Bank and
sege under oath that they advised by said counsel
they may be held to respond to the Bank The question to
whom the money derosited with the defendants belongs
TO mo- should be et to jury determine The de-
ndants should be relieved from te possibility paying to
tgo parties the sum deposited
Let order be cred dire ting that upon payment Of the
deposited with tue deieudnt, by Mr. Brown into the
Life Insurance and Trust Co. the credit of th
action and certificate thereof hcd with the Clerk Of th
Court order be entered substituting the Pheny Nsons
Bans deien hns In the place aud stead Of tho within
| named defendants.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27
cry Mood., Wednesday and Friday. from Pier

III, ". X.
To Providence by Neptune Steamship Co.. Line. n mn
daily from pier o. foot OF Robinsou.'- n, T., al r"
To 1roy by steamers andrroit ana Rip Van WIN
he daily (Sundsys ncudedj tSaiurday ef n m
cepied) pier ~ ~. ...'.''.'.:
To Washington. by New-JsTsey X X 1901 o,
Courtlandt.st.. 9 and II O. m, ! p m' nha 10 N m
midnight Sunday. Tshla.
For further information in resrd TO Railroad Aui' '
see advertisements in zno oher Of this paper.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27
'''''sact OFFICE q. :. Army, No South Oay.st.l y
NFAtu, BALTixORE. I'D, Oct. ~, 1865.
NbhLfD PROPOSAL in d,r1tcato nil D..

- Sn.hO r,..ihO PROPOSALS, in duplicate, will be
ho'eloi this Office until FRIDAY October 27 1865 al
9ND GAIT for the purchase Of about TWELVE THOU.
Lot Ko -'NS WHISKY, ~ follows, viz.
NHfSKY f-4bout $3.50 Gallons prime RECTlFIED
Iot No, 1'boV 1920 Gallons OLD RYE WHISKY
WHISKY 'As'ut $3.50 Gallons PURE BOURBON
soged a. in prime order the packages oil newly
sanitation G I'd with great care and will be found upon
nhis ~ any nar " any "NAes tha nave Deeh VHeleo
:, ,I0posals for FIVE ., -,
"s'eo Tor either lot Ass'' anu uP"aio WI" oh'y oe CON-
,hnpes my be seen =, u, -, , t., . 4, .
pmens. "s "''ed othcers oil the Subsistence De-
-, 80, - -. cLARkE. A. D c. ApdA.C Gs York
pA 'eh' u L. klLSURN, A. G. q. s., Phiadel
Ss qtf1e; q9tEV; Bell, c. s.. wa.bIurton.
e. y n p1 E; SULLIVAN, G. g. Richmond Va
AZ - ~ rtJ,i ~, ibhhShAM c. s.. Boston, Mass.
en- hent essrves the right TO reject any or all bids
ssr, IT, os ha may be deemed too low or 10 withdraw
the lots specihd above.
sho9id BE- ddressed Proposals. for tho purchase
p.x wa diiectd to the undersigned.
cent - ~ De igoor Il Government fluids fifty fJO) per
~ pa The tim Of notification Of acceptance OF Sid
Qenns ~, oe anoWe sner the acceptance OF bids for
s. are requested 20 pre,en. the opening Of their
9iyWhssy Ia al tbs sbovelo. TO be sold by the PROOF
aio pfeb5rfs VII required settle their bills
" esryh ss- "i ths State "a ger to the amount.
:. i,reyss Bris 8 .Cieu TIlos WILSON. c. LISA
AfAhShUksl. .LavtAia abt &. t.. ~ rl.l- - I- q.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27
Trnyelcr., Guide.

To Albany, py Hudson II. r., Depot so,h.f. md
loth.ave., aud by Harlem II. H., Depot 2eth..t
sBd 4tn-av.. via Hudson River, y a. m, ?, 90,
eud l0l o. m. via Harlem II T. ~. aud ~ 9. N.
Sunday train. via Hudson River, T. m CITY
run between Cbamber. ard SOthst station
aud CITY Hall and 2bthst station.
10 Albany. landing al principal places on the ind-
son. by steamer G. yibbTd. TucsdAys, Ilufsdays
and Saturday,. and Daniel Drew. Mgndiys Wrd'
ucsdays and fndays, from foot OF DosDro.se'.] a -
7:4j M 1udiu7 OF Ghirti-ih-si.. .'..',...,' H.
10 Albany, by steamer ST John. Mondays, Wed'
nesdays aud Fridays aud tho Dean hchmond
Tucsd1ys, Thursdiys snd Saturdays, from pier " -
" ..''.''. " "'
10 baltimore, BY the Eey-Jersey II. H., foo, Of
Court andt-st., 3 and IL .. M, p. M ana -
To Bo.ton, by Sew.LOndon line, flcr o'' H. 49,
daily Sur day excepted D. H.
To Pyston. by Newiaven H. r. VIA spr,nshs,at; hnt ~.
TO Boston. br New. Haven n. H., Slthst and fh'
ave via shore Line, ut aud p fn snpday... p "'
To Bridgeport by steamer bridgeport dai'y "o" II n
Peck slip, r.. r. at.......... ...'..'' ,....ii'
To Camden. Manchester and Long nfnoni All,
srsmcr Jesse Hoyt, leave Pier IN H., o'"y' Al
fsIcrpt sunday ii :45 and .'''....'.. - " 49,
To Canandaisa aa r. ochester, Buffalo, Salamanca ha
West by Erie Railroad. foot Of CnamyeH'"' Z n H.
at :, lOa MS aud pm Emigrann' rn.. upp Nv n
To Long Branch. by Rsritan and Dolawtrep ppp~
r., via steamboat Jesse iioyt from pier ''io.4s m
st.............:.........' . a1 i,mes
10 Grecnport by Long Island H. H. ,os' N. and $50
To Hsckettstown and intermediate sations' oy
Monis and E,sex Il. H., foot Of BarclsyyL,
g.JOn m. By same road for stations "o's =" q . n,
MIlbnrn Al 4: 10 o. m Morristown EIPress:,..'
To New. Haven. connecting with X H. iot lls'u9i
sia NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ''''................u IL p 10
To sswiisycn. By the Nowsven Rn sth
aud 4thsv.. st :. 0. III IN. l2i 3 y;so, ~. sa
To the West, by Central Rsirosd o. s'w'RRjs
o. rn ~ m. and $500 .. Sunday tram ,...'..
10 PhiadoplIs by New.Jersey HeilroAd, foot OF
%, 1ou,5Ia', ,S i, %idpisS. 'ns @ 80 p IN
20 T P,aSiasncs ~ .tssmsr CT, Of Providence sv- @
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27

Tup Nrw SYNAGOGUE. B.-Or Wednss CAV isN
-ond y,s brl,en for the new teftple 0f Tho Cenesr
cation Hmanue and tss ceremony was petSosh@sd -
der the supervision of the nS,c.
After these proceedings, the gontiene'i pTssp, Mo
ceeded by 30 ,be residaHce Of tic
Mr. Lewis May in Thirty sixth st where sIepiss -
new synsgoeue with the grlnnds, VIII eoss sons
s325 oOO ana that the edce siA By ono o. lio
in the CITY. .-.....
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27

A CLERICAL NIMRoD.-The Rev. Mr.. Wins.
low Of this city. now recruiting in the Adirondack
Woods. at Meacham Lake. shot four dear last week,
one Of which buck, weighing over 200 pounds.
Also another buck. which weighed 32j pounds. being
weight with scarcely precedent in all that. region the
usual weight Of deer ayerging about 80 pounds The
latter measured between nine and ten feet in length,
and five foet around the middle.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27

TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORk;
To- Nav. Haven. 100. Go0(tI.,l llW m lEl' (thJ
10 tFxl 145. 40 and &0O (E1,lE M ,,,, r.
Fo E5d,eport SOa 800, tEx.b li.O m E'i' VEi'b
M ~, t5 40 and 500 (Ex,l p m "a.
-NlIf5rd and Strsio.d 7ol. II 80 m - 80 ~ p IA
FCr Ferhed Southport aud WesiPort ''V i"a in "''
&30p N. - .o ono IT. N I'm. m l2l. Ex1
as 4 90 $50 500 (tx.,l p M -, ,,o
- - MIN ! o. 9s0 llaO ;345 60. a3O p m
g., Orrrunich 100 $50 li.sU a. M so 50 -, o pm,
ror STANFORD 700 100 (ExD $50 llJJ a ~ lI'l' ihhJ
20 ~ G 40 5 30 $50 500 (EI J p NJ ~ "a, - a,
ToH Port Chester and intermediate Statiou' '" Nv ~
q m 3.tJ, 40 SO, go IU p ~; ,,~s
FOR Boston Wis Springfield 300 g. IN. tEz) 800 (Eh'le"
T. o., - =, ~ r. ,ao0, m
For Hartford aud Springfield, $50 te1) g. M tEil"V@
I'll lsl5, 8oOp. nj. t9f,, ~
% Montreal 3 % p. IN. to Nor lanptot- m - ,
For Hrtsrd Providence and Fishsl Railroad soo 'EL'
Eor New Haven. New.London and sonnston Raifoad''
eco a. N. ll.i5 400. ttO p N. >,,,.
For uonsstonic Railroad, g. IN and p N sstuISsy
brain counecting with VIII run 70 fttAnsio-O'e'
bavs New Milford only
For Naueaiuck Railroad, eco q. m, 500 p r 49,,
For Dsnbury and Norwak RAILROAD, 1O' 9,J' as., w
Coumodious Sleeping Cars attached to 200 p m train.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27
PROPOSALS.
ovAkr.nxA.rrn-s orrlcn. .. S. MAnlss COsP.. /

oUAkTsrxA.rERs OPyrcE. q. 5. MARINE CoNPs.
NAsHINGTos lTih October, 1863.
PROPOSALS FOR RATlONS.-SEALED
O'Clock ofthe ia day Of November next furnishing
rtousto the United sa,es Marines at tie following stations
'gRlSNOuTH New Hampshire
,HAaLEsTOwS, MrssacLuseti1
BROOKLYN. Nrw.York
PHILADELPHIA Perfrvlvauis
WA5hiNGION CITY, Ds'r t Of Columbia
GOSPORT. necr Norfolk Virginia.
MOUND CITY, Illinois.
Each ration Of three ourh o. pound OF pork
asaeon OF oue-sndafour,h pound Of flesh sat boci
3teen o. bread -four twelve Of hard
eTs5. opesnde fourth pound OF meal and The
"a u one hundred raons eight qnarts Of beans
ho thereof ten pound. Of rce in lieu thereof twice per
~sk one hundred and fifty oonee Of des'cstcd Poiatoe.
al hundred Of mixed yeFetabes pounds
ed or in lieu thereof one and aha pound Of tea; tneeu
punds o sugar four quarts Of vinegar pound Of sperm
sdes Or and fourth pound OF adamanne eande
o'neanda hail pound OF talow four ponds OF soap al
Syo quarts OF salt
he raous to be delivered upon the order Of the command
T. officer Of each station the esb beef either buk b.
h single ration o. good quality with equal portion q the
i't and bind quarters necks and kidney taow excluded The
rk. No prime PORK the flour, eytIs peTne; the
c1iee good Ro the sunr good New Orleans or it. cquya
aud the beans vinegar candies soap salt, etc. to be Of
n .abec, to inspection.
bids be accompanied by the following guaranty:
snd -. Of -. in the State Of hereby guarantee
chat a tbs foregoing bid OF - fot raiio A. nboye
o-cIbei be- accepted h. they viii within Ten days after
tfe receipt Of the contact the post named execute
Old ~ case the said - shall fail 10 into contract
'iNesd. guarantee GOOD th- difference between
's 0hr' oi the said - aud that which may b. accepted.
l.neAi A. h., Duaraut0r,
E.F & ID Ooa,1ytor'
.. heseDy certify that the above named - ere known
81, men Of property. and able make good their gCar.
- be signed BY the United States District judge United
X Diirc:.A'torney. or Collector
opo,a viii b. considered unless accompanied by the
tne ptr. suthozed 10 publish the above viii srnd the
++NF '""'i"" :" WIS "AnSc i"I 'Aau'IHa'
sd'sio be indorsed Proposals for Rations for 1906
''et to tie gndef-igned w. o. SLACK.
Msjo snj Quarierinastef.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27
Iltspstfrs.

et -, fp,, ron, sunderltni for Quebec ws' iae "a
~. m In i 20 TO- Ion. {, o5 IN sinking oono,Sl !,
h., ,,,,sl,. llama who took OF tue crew. eoD'"''s
men and BIO .ht them to tins port
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27
CITY NEWS.

BOARD OF CoUNCILMEN-No QUoaUM.-At
the calling Of the roll OF this Board yesterday after
noon seven members only answered to their Names
and the President declared the Board adjourned. for
want OF a quorum, to Monday next.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27
Dort- il)ar0rno' Notife.
e1Arr or NEw. YoRK

PorrwAHprss' OITct, No. l@ "n'r ;,h
NOTICE i hereby given, M accorunnI,od ,,,sd An
Y '' of,le ne, passed April u, 1897 en',uep Nv
, ,iao,.s,,,e the Warden O1cr OF the ios ~ ,Ie
Yosto al persons 'ee.,ed n Si hyns or survey
~ ,l'vyiug vessels now under esanhauon viii be
Wen. and that lie lid snrsey' of eNnuli ~ ,o,er sa
W '"u., ..i,tI, ten dsys TrIt succeeding u"' A"'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27
ANNUAL INSPECTION OF ruR ODD REGIMENT

ANNUAL INSPECTION OF THB ODD REGIMENT
NATIONAL GuAsp.-Thc inspection Of this regiment
took place Yesterday in Washington square, BY Major
Taylor Of the Fourth Brigade, who examined the rolls
Of the several companies their arms, equipments &c
The regiment numbered so all told the names on
the roll being between COO and ZOO They were accom-
panied by Dodworths 29d Regiment Band. wearing
their new Uniform which Is something similar to that
Of the regiment Before the inspection they were re-
viewed by Col. Lloyd Il. Aspinwan Brigade.Com-
mauder OF the Twenty fourth Brigade. Second Division
in company with Gen. Bacheder, InspectorGeneral OF
the regiment upon their appearance, and said they
were the finest body of he bad inspected this year.
or at any other time. After the inspection the regiment
ty.th,rd.st 10 Madison.aye end up Madisonave. 10
thirty fourth ST., through Thirty.f5urthst. TO Sixth
ave, and thence TO the aTmory. Company h. under
Der OF men. nearly 100 who presented fine appear
HnCc.