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PROPOSALS FOR RATIONS.
QUARTERMAsTER' OFFICE,

QUARTERMASTERS OFFICE,
UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS,
WASHINGTON, October II, 1865.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Office until
o'clock, p NJ, of the 22d day of November next, for
furnishing Rations to the United States Marines at the
Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
Charlestown, Massachusetts
Brooklyn New York.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Washington City, District of Columbia.
Gosport, near Norfolk Va,
Mound City, Illinois.
Each ration to consist of threefourths Of pound Of
pork bacon and afourth pound of fresh or salt
beef eighteen Of bread -four, twelve ounces
of hard bread or one and fourth pound Of corn meal
beans or in lieu thereof ten pounds of rce or in lieu
thereof twice per week. hundred and fifty ounces Of
descaed potatoes and hundred ounces of mixed
geables ten pounds of coffee; or in lieu thereof one
and half pound Of tea; fifteen Y0nas Of sugar; four
quarts of vinegar; one pound of sperm candles
and oneoun pound of adamantine candles or one and
onehaf pound of taow four pounds Of soap, and two
The raons are to be delivered upon the order of the
inandng officer of each stations the fresh beef either in
bulk or by the single ration, Of good quality with
equal portion of hind and fore quarters necks and kid
ney--talow excluded; the pork No prime mess pork
the -four extra superne; the coffee good Rio the sugar
good New Orleans its equivalent and the BEANS vine
garscandes. soap, SALT &C., to be Of good quality.
All subject to inspection.
antee;s
The undersigned ----, of -, in the State o.
, and - of -, In the State o.,
hereby guarantee that in the foregoing bid Of
raons as above described be accepted he or they
will within days Of the receipt of the contract at the
postoce named execute the contract for the same with
good and sufficient securities and in the aid
shall fail to enter into contract aforesaid guarantee
to make good the difference between the offer Of the said
and that which may be accepted.
A. B., Guarantor.
@. D., Guarantor.
wtness
Eff.
-, 1885,.
hereby certify that the above-named - are
knowo me as men Of property, and able to make good
their guarantee.
To be signed by the United States District Judge,
United States District Attorney, or Collector.
NO proposal Will be considered unless accompanied by
| the above guarantee.
Newspapers authorized publish the above will send
the paper containing the first insertion this Office for
examination.
Proposals to DO endorsed Proposals for Ratons for
1885," and addressed to the undersigned
W. B. SLACK,
oct2o-law4w Major and Quartermaster.
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L A B E L S.
Apothecaries Druggists and Others who make use Of
these necessary articles, can be promptly supplied
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harm DEN EXPR ESS.
OFFICE NO, ROANOKE SQUARE.
SAFE, RELIABLE,
COURTEOUS, PROMPT.
Owing to the facilities offered us by the
NEW LINE OF STEAMERS,
and our connection with all the
RELIABLE EXPRESS COMPANIES
IN THE UNITED STATE
EAST, WEST, NORTH and SOUTH,
We are prepared to forward
FREIGHT, MONEY, and VALUABLE PACKAGES, &c.
at lower rates than offered the public before.
NOTES. DRAFTS and BILLS for COLLECTION made
on all acceptable P0INs, and RETURNS PROMPTLY
DELIv
SHIPPERS in NORFOLK and PORTSMOUTH will
find it to their advantage to give call before
gazing their freight by any other Express.
Freight delivered In Portsmouth without extra charge.
For further particulars apply at the ONCE No. Roanoke
square,
Express closes for the North 245 Pm.
South go
octl1--n IS T. r. HILL, Agent
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-28

IMPORTANT LRCTURRs DAILy-rOR GENTLEMEN
i only, al tue New York Museum OF ANATOMY Gis Broad
way Parties unable 10 attend these lectures have them
81 cents by addressing Sectetsrg
New Nork Museum OF Aast2ny
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A q. BURNHAM, AUCTIONEER.
IN. $4,000 WORTH OF
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

MAONlFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE
CHAMBER AND DINING ROOM FURNITURE
CHINA, GLASS, SILVER WARE
and many and costly Works of aud Articles OF
virtu Al public auction On this day (Thursday the
elegant private residence No West Sixteenth street.
O'Clock.
DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE
Covered French brocae OF the richest description
tote Sofas Arm Reception Oval Back Chairs Ottoans
suite; superb rosewood Etageres, lined with satin wood
plate glass back and doors Secretary Bookcase En-.
cognuYes Cabinets Console Picquet and Chess Tables Re-
elining Chairs brocatel Window Curtains match the suit
sevres China Vases Artistic Bronze Satuafy on Paintings
6y eminent artists Scenes II Rome by Cole Madonna and
MAGSIFIcENT RosEWoo6 PIANoF5RTE
richest instrument offered auction this cover
stesds Arrnore Gacc Hair Spring Mattresses Bed
ding Sdebcard Extension Table, China Dinner Set
silver Casters, Tureens, SAVERS Dinner Service Also the
persons In attendance to pack ship the goods
N worth Of magnificent Household Furniture at the i've
story ll9 West Eighth street between Fifth aud
s.sh avenues this day rhn tsday, Dec "a at 4 o'clock
Paror Ornaments WIN be sold TO the highest bidder
q PARI.OR AND DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE
Three beautiful solid rosewood and black walnut
Suits covered rich French satin reps Turkish
Easy Chairs and Lounges, natch rosewood Centre and
day Bronze Clock rich China and Paran Vases Paror Orn
mems elegant Brocael and Lace Curtains ne collection
tNS ERgssvSgs large Mr,9r, END ssnn
AND COVER: COST $3.50;
an elegant instrument, with round corners, beautifully
carved legs aud with all modern improvements
rosewood and mahogany Bcdsteads Bureaus Washstand
Sofas Chairs Rockers, Mirrors Clock Tables Bed Lounges
tension Table China Glass aud silver Ware Cutlery &C.
Sale positive. Deposits required.
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SOUTHERN ADVERTISER ENTs.

L,oR sALE-rARM. CALLED INDIAN FIELDS. con.
tanning 073l, acres In The county OF York about two
mes above yorktown, lying on the south bank of York
river Indian creek famous planting ground for oysters
binding on the northwest and hsb, ducks aud
other game in sbundsnee New Dwelling with seven rooms
stables bsrns Ac good order The soil produces well
corn aud other vegetables and fruits About two.
thirds cleared balance wood and only about - Of
marsh; n gris mill within half mile About miles
from jamestown Grove wharf James river ~ which
steamers touch daily Apply 10 HARRISON, 0oDDfN
APpEHSON, Richmond, Va
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lotto county. Va, for ssle.-We offer for sale these
Works, with the necessary implements for the manufacture
Porcelain Fire Bricks ss Tiles &C. and about DO
Of Land contsninr almost unlimited supply Of Clay agres
ing very nearly In chemical ansly ~ cent Silica ~
pr Allunins with the sevres Porcelain In France.
making the best Rockingham or Queenswsre with less ma
number Of Mineral Springs Of medicinal qualities steam
Engine Saw aud Gist Mil, three small Dwelling Houses
with necessary outbudngs sheds &c About twoihrds of
the land IN ne These works furnished nearly I'll
the FIRE brick used BY the oundries an much OF the earth
used by the Confederate fove ,nmcnt and people
during the late THIS property Les 70 miles from Rich
mDnd aud Petersburg about I'VE miles from Roanoke Sta
the Richmond and psnvc Railroad aud about three
miles river navgsble by baeaux 10 Weldon N.
c.. and the junction OF i've large public rcsds,
running through rich and populous districts ls los do
and rnccbarics Tor further particulars apply 10 HAki.
son. GODDIN APPEESON Richmouds. Va
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uDAwNBRoKKRs sALE-TO.MoRROw (rRIDAY), At
III iOj< O'Clock, by RICHARD FIELD Auctioneer, 48e
Pearl street. OF Mems and womcns Clothing Bed Clothing
WatvhsA yowerg. 10, BY order OF n ManniT 50 James st.
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4. S:.
ssa fs :ss 81
''' 'aa oofaSs
MsTsssss Fssissr Bed. Bedding Cookery and
sary for housekeeping,
arS SSSSSkSSSSs xsssesss.
,aSt,Sn TIsrsdsy Psss%IsI
s saS s.r re%
Money Money Boxes Paint Boxes Drawing Cards
Cribbsse Boxes French and German Games. Velvet Gilt
Buckles gilt and Steel agate p"r
% Az; ts
sng Footssoos Brackets Looking Glasses Cigar Cases
oldsra, Book stands Thermometer Candssticis &C.
Bronze and ormolu Clock Bronze Figures Groups 40
Catalogues viii be ready early the morning OF sale
AssIdNEE's SALE
BOOTS.
As. RIcgAsss co.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER ..
!. AT io,s O'CLOCK.
AT THEIR sALEsRo0x.
a coRrLANDr STREET.
STOCK OF A JOBBING HOUSE.
good ORDER which win without any reservation
Catalogues early morning of SALE
A z BURSHAM, AyC &c ,n,, uI
KAoNIFIGENT MSusEmotD FURNITURE,
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iRRNiAMIS F. THEALL, AUCTIoNEER,
- Late salesman with z n LUDLOW 1 co.
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. MIRRORS,
ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRrE, CARPETS, &C., xc

rHEAI:I. CURTIS WIN sell at auction, on THURSDAY.
Dee. q 1856 At ii O'Clock al the residence No South Ninth
street, near First street. Williamsburg. all the Furniture
contained In said house. vzRosewood Paror Suits, in
plush; marble top Centre and Fancy Tables French
plate Mirrors rosewood seven octave Pisnoorte Eagcres
mahogany Sefas and Chairs, damask and lace Curtains
Extension Tables Bookcase Oh Paitings and Engraving
stuffed Birds Bedstcads Bureaus Mashsands
4users and Pillows, China and Glass Ware, Velvet and
brusses Carpets 0tcoths, &C. Also Iron Safe csta
0gues ready the Office Of the No rs
Liberty street. NJ
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY, DECEMBER %, 1865
YHIPPING.

UroR HAvANA-THB NEW AND sPLENDID SIDE.
u wheel stoamship EAGLE, Captain j. y Lswrenra will
leave pier No North river "Wednesday January Al
Socock r PRECISELY for Havana. FOR frght
apply 70 SPUFf0RD, TILE5T0N a Co, 70 Broadway
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UOTfON SALE or FURNITURE IN BROOKLYN.-
On Thursday at o'clock r. NJ. at $40 Fulton avenue
nov nunhcr between Oxford street and Portland
seners assortment Of Furniture, Carpets, Feather beds
and Bedding, nearly new.
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A DoDwOETH's DANCING ACADEMIES,
"a. No III Fifth avenue New York.
No 137 Montague street, BreDtlyn
Casses open for reception Of pupils; afternoon for
children, evening for gentlemen. send for circular
TIE GARMo's DANCING ACADEMY NO 80 WEST
~ Fourteenth for the reception Of pupils
Wednesday, cd saturday 10 snd
sto I0< r. ~ Also Tuesday and Friday evenings 81
O'Clock, commencing Jan. 4, 1885.
NEW CLASSES Tor beginners, for advanced pupils and
for 1.-The German
Jnst received from the socete Aoademque de-. Profess
de- Danse Paris, the and beautiful Quadrlle,
LES VARIETIES PARlsIENNEs.
H. sEARING's PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY,
81 m Fourth avenue near Twenythird street "A class
for bexnnsra O'Clock .nd ., o'clock p. N. Glasses
formed for the German and private lessons day
those who wish 10 quickly.
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raAsS At aEss T ps. rsEs IL q
500 thousand o CHEEKS, Agent New YORK Cigar
Manufacturing Company, " Walker street.
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Burning or the United MATES Laboratory
at Astoria.

The untsd States laboratory u Astoria took nrs sbss
half past nine yesterday morning, and y nov nss II
ruins II is In this establishments In which the nsd
einss furnished 10 the army and navy were basnusss
tared and prepared. The medical department MAKE
every effort to obtain ths best drugs and medicines ha1
can be procured and them sg uniform quality;
this could not bs done they had 70 depend % suppss
from private sources They have trefors leased sAs
premises for term Of years and fitted them w viii
engines and mSnbinery, Of very costly description, -
carry ont their Gdsign and have secure the best talea1
In ne country 10 carry on the manufacture
The combustlbe nature Of many Of M,s drugs In ~
store la q very few minutes produced sheet e
flame; saipetre, ether, alcohol, and other tnnammabs
articles produced continued succession o. explos0aa
and for some time most Of the surrounding ssdAgs ws
imminent danger
The heroic and un,iring exerons OF the nsmen ffca
Astoria Notwithstanding the severity Of the weathe<
limited the devastation to the works asd 70 te pya6
dwelling Of tho superintendent, Dr. Joseph BIN, w1eA
were all totally destroyed at damage Of certainly ~
less than bundred Thousand doliafS ts8
The buildings owned by Mr.. John JackAoa, q
Railway, and are said 10 be insured
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last yefr have been exceeded to the amount Of
over two hundred thousand dollars, In rebuild.
Ing grammar schools in the Fourth, Seventh
and Eighth wards, where we understand. they
are not needed, and, 1t Is hinted, have been pro
cured al the suggestion Of some ward politi-
clans. The taxpayers should look to 1t that
their too heavy burdens are not unnecessarily
increased by an extravagant expenditure Of the
school funds.
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Tragedy I'm Groenpoint.
WRONGS OF HUsBAND-HK SHOOTS THE sxDUCxl
IL. or HIS WIPE. 2


tf tMr or HIS wIFE.
sad affair has taken place In Grsenpont causing con.
siderable excitement among the worthy people OF thas
quarter The circumstances have arisen out Of alleged
gress inAdeity the part Of wife towards her hus
band The facts in the appear 70 be a. follows
Mr. james Hill has ofclated for tme ~ sexton Of
In Gresnroi He bore excellent character and was
respected BY all his acqualnances He possessed Of
wife and family Among tho visitors to his house
YOUNG man named Henry Jurgen twcnty three years OF
A-e-a native OF Germany. This man kept grocery
store on the corner Of Union avenue and Eagle street
quite close to tbs residence OF Mr.. Hill. An
intimacy sprung up between Hills wife and Jurgcn
which, In course Of time. grew into . criminal
connect on This connection commenced two years ago.
when Mrs Hill stated to her husband that she afoct
cd with private disease which would necesstate her
occupying . separate bedroom. Having adopted this
matters on their usual channels for some
tima AT length Mrs. Hin ascertaned that she had be-
pregnant, when, In order 10 herself from
detection, sho partook Of medicine for the purpose Of
producing abortion This brought premature labor
and Mrs. Hill, thinking herself In dying condition,
conferred the whole affair TO her husband Jurgen fear
ing the consequences Of his crme parted with all his
property and prepared to leave for California Pre-
vous TO doing so, however, he sent written
to Mr. Hill by some Of his
friends, and arrangements made for q meeting Of
both parties AZ this meeting Jurgen remarked that In
case Of Mrs Hs recovery he would provide for her.
The aggreved husband became incenscd this remark
and ran home where he procured pistol loading Il
with buckshot He sought out Jnrgen and found him In
the store corner OF Union avenue aud Eagle street. Here
more hot words wero exchanged and biting illusions
the Contents lodging In the head OF Jurgen. His inlu
rice expected to prove OF fatal character. Hill
afterwards gave himself up TO the police authorities His
wife s said 10 BE- recovering rapidly.
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10 exeA-w Dies ard rertam.uts volumes coutsiutse
oaiy p@rs OF either and prayer looks from any duy =
tai. Thea were agreed ".
The sect"n also oxempts 6uty or tax srstA.
mets speilins books geographss grsnmars and schos
and all books printed exclusively the use or sunds3
schools provided Il shsu not apply 70 books valued 4
more than $500 volume.
A. half past four O'Clock the conmtss rose and rAs
House adjourned
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WIN be finished by January next Nothing
could be more liberal than this sction on the
part Of our county authorities The building
they SO munificently propose to convert into
Che new State Capitol promises to be very
-nne structure when completed II was originally
Intended 20 be the County Court House,
khs erection Of which II was supposed would
host some eight hundred thousand dollars; but
before 1t d finished there will be some four or
Eve millions expended. This increased expense
wrl make the mansion so much the more valua-
blS, and therefore the more ct to be the new Capt.
tol This i well enough in its way; but is after
all, only temporary affair." The County Court
buildings will be very spacious and excellent;
put they are too low down in the city, and the
building 10 wanted for the courts. A more
Eligible position, in the upper part Of the city,
- needed FOR the new Capitol The Board OF
ALDERMEN has taken more practical view Of
the matter In offering to the authorities any Of
our public parks for the purposes contem-
plated. This Is the real opportunity so long
wanted. Let the offer be accepted by all means.
IT will be strange that If out Of all our fine
parks-even the great Central Park included
Wc cannot succeed in finding . suitable place
tor the new Capitol Of the Empire State.
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strakosch's Concert ut Niblo's saloon.
The first concert Of Max Strakoschs artists Mle
Helene do Katow, the volonccllist, and Mr.. Wehli,
pianist TOOK place At Nblos Saloon last night The house
was dcnscy crowded and the interest manifested
considerable The first appearance Of Mile. dc Katow
excited much applause. She II most prepossessing In
person, has fine presence and attired superby
"a e and not at all like ordinary artist In the con-
cert room rich robe Of black velvet and corona OF
leaves and flowers Interpreted with Jewels being sub
stituted for tho familiar white pink or blue
accustomed TO. While enthused, as she evidently
was, during her performance she reminded one
what Of the celebrated picture st. Cecilia In the
No one who heard her last night in the exquisite
positions Of Servas doubt that she Ii musical
genius The diflcult and not graceful instrument
upon which she performed seemed part Of herself tho
passion Of tho artist spoke in every There Is ev
dence Of labor or exerton In her playing, display
Of physical effort In mastering the instrument 1t
to respond 10 tho will Of the player by sympathy
She Is undoubtedly very perfect viooncest perhaps
the best now living The curiosity which evinced At
her snrse assumed the phase OF decided approba
on as she advanced in her FIRST piece from La Aues Dc
PERTH Mr. Wehli made most favorable impression
pianist In manner he much resembles Thafberg and
we have no hesitation In saying that clcarnsss dell
cacy OF touch and bones Of execution no has been
sxceed In this country since Thabergs time There IL
quality about Nm woh which Is most agreeable and
that Is the unprctending in which no undertakes
his task There is flourish him. He sits at tho
instrument with case and grace and you
surprised that ono with little apparent prstenson can
accomplish 80 much His execution, with the left hand
alone, In the fantase from Lssca, a marvel. The
audience showed their appreciation Of his merits BY
encrc to every piece. Mr.. Strakosch has given US In
these two artists something reay meritorious we'll as
auAxx
t'nud success Another concert will be given morrow
night at Niblo's Saloon.
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italian Opera.

seriously indsposed last night that the opera Of Eawi
could not bs given, although tho house well and
fashonsbly filled In expectation OF hearing her for the
nrss time In the nns r6ls Of Evira However, the pub
lie may well bc ndulgent both with the pisa d~~a and
the i~prsssari for this IL the Ast time in Of
over four months that there was any disappointment in
the production OF the opera announced Ar. Msretzek
has been dngulariy fortunate and Madame Zucch most
commercially conscientious in this respect IT with
the utmost reluctance that Madame Zucchi CON-
peled 70 abandon tho part last night but tho state Of
her health rendered II imperative Fanst was subst-
tuted for Ernari and was sung with the usual cast
Fra Diavslo will be given tonight