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OFFICE OF THE CHIEF QUARTERMASTER,
" THIRD DISTRICT, DEPARTMENT OF THE
EAST.
PHILADELPHIA, August 20, 1870.
SEALED PROPOSALS in trplicate will be re-
ceived at this Office up to II O'Clock Nj. on THURS
DAY, September 20, 1870, for setting DOSAGE Orange
Plants" around the following named National Gene
teries in the States OF Pennsylvania, New Jersey,
Maryland, and North Carolina for the purpose OF
enclosing the same with secure hedging):-
Whitehall National Cemetery, Beverly, N. ].
Beverly National Cemetery, Beverly, n. j.
Annapolis National Cemetery, Annapolis, Md.
Newbern National Cemetery, Newbern, N. @.
Wilmington National Cemetery Wilmington, n. G.
Raleigh National Cemetery, Raleigh, NJ q.
Salisbury National Cemetery, Salisbury, N. Q.
Each proposal must be accompanied by a sufficient
guarantee that in the event OF the acceptance OF the
proposal the bidder will enter into contract for the
planting OF the hedging.
The Quartermaster's Department reserves the
right to reject any and all bids
ANY additional information desired by parties
wishing to bid will be furnished upon application at
this ONCE
Bidders will be required 10 bind themselves that
if the plants do not thrive they will renew them
for period OF TWO years. as they may happen TO fail
during that period. ..,
Major and Quartermaster u. 5. Army.
Chief QuarteTmastef Third District, Department
OF the East. 8 3O6t
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.

DHILADE ELPHIA
IL MUSICAL ACADEMY.
Books are now open for the reception OF pupils for
the new quarter, beginning September 5. Those
desiring TO become students Will please apply at the
office, - -
INSTRUCTORS.
DE A r. ENT
FOR STUDY OF THE
PIANO-FORTE,
RUDOLPH HENNIG, EMIL GASTEI.
ENSEMBLE PERFORMANCE-YIOLIN VIOLON-
CELLO, ETC, WITH PIANO,
WENZEL KOPTA AND RUDOLPH HENNIG.
GRAND ORGAN,
LIKEWISE PARLOR ORGAN, CABINET ORGAN
AND MELODEON
RICHARD ZECKWER.
VIOLIN,
WENZEL KOPTA.
VIOLONCELLO,
RUDOLPH HENNIG.
VOCAL MUSIC,
EMIL GASTEL.
THEORY,
JOHN +. HIMMELSBACH.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT FOR PIANO-FORTE,
MISS NELLIE BYWATER
FLUTE,
EDWARD KOCH.
CORNET,
CARL PLAGEMANN.
OiheT Orchestral Instruments, Elocution, French,
Italian, and German taught 10y experienced in
suuctOrs.
TERMS:
Main Department. SIS per quarter, payable in
advance.
Primary Department, $3.50 per quarter, payable in
advance.
Circulars at the Music Stores.
PROPRIRTORs AND DIRECTORS:
JOHN F. HIMMBLsBACH,
80 tnthi 81 AVJCLTA AA>S4NAO,
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sense simply wishes us Good night and requests
that he may not be again disturbed without cause.
"A victory at the Bitsch post-house over two Ba-
varan soldiers who were driving cart Instead of
advancing when called upon they drew their swords,
and one OF them received ball IN his arm. He was
slenced but the other gave vent to loud cries, he
was afraid Of being shot"
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE FIDELITY INSURANCE
W TRUST AND SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
Nos 329 and 33l CHESTNUT Street, August 30, 1870.
Proposals in writing and under seal will be re-
ceived at the ONCE of this Company as TRUSTEES
OF THE LEHIGH EQUIPMENT TRUST OF
PHILADELPHIA until FRIDAY, the I'd day OF Sep
tember next the sale TO the Trustees OF Twenty
three Thousand Dollars of the Capital Stock of the
said the Iehigh Equipment Trust, to be applied to
the SINKING FUND under said Trust
The proposals may be for part or the whole of
the above, should be endorsed "Sinking Fund.- and
addressed to n. b. BROWNE,
8 303t President.
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EDUCATIONAL.
% GBY AC A a e VI "

FOR YOUNG MEN AND BOYS,
No. 1915 LOCUST Street.
EDWARD CLARENCE SMITH, A. NJ, Principal
This Select School vii. enter upon its sixth year
completely reo1ganiZed.
Rooms improved, and reftted with handsome fur
nture
course In the English Branches and Mathematics
2. Pupils prepared for high standing In College.
8. SPECIAL instructors in French, German, Draw
ing, Penmanship, Elocution, Bookkeeping, Natural
Science.
4. A carefully organized Primary Department.
B. Special 1eatures-an unsurpassed locality,
spacious and weli-ventlated rooms, with high CELL
ings, a retired play ground.
Next session begins September IL. Circulars at
No. 14lb LOCUST St Applications received daily.
Testimonial from Hon. William Strong y. s. So
preme Court
PHILADELPHIA, June Is, 1870.
During the last two years my son haa been at
tendant Of the tchool OF Mr.. hdward Clarence Smith,
known as Rugby Academy. l can unqualfedly
commend Mr.. emi'h to those who have sons to be
educated, as a superior instructor, devoted TO his
work, kind and firm in his management OF his pupils
and in all respects qualified for success in his pro-
fesson,
sI3 w. STRONG.
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II ". EAUD Il EE Es a e I'll, y
II. ACADEMY FOR YOUNG MEN AND BOYS,
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS,


No. los South TENTH Street.
Primary, Elementary, and Finishing School.
Thorough preparation for Business or College.
Special attention given to Commercial Arithmetic
and all kinds OF Business Calculations.
French and German, Linear and Perspective
Drawing, Elocutlon, English Composition, Natural
Science.
FIELD PRACTICE in Surveying and Civil Engi-
neering, with the OF all requisite instruments,
is given to the higher classes in Mathematics.
A trst-olass Primary Department.
The best ventilated, most lofty and spacious Class
rooms in the city.
open for the reception of applicants daily from 10
A. NJ. to =. NJ, Is 20
Fall term will begin September r.
Circulars at Mr.. Warburton's, No. 43O Chestnut st.
EDGEHILL, MERCHANTvILLE, N. j., WILL BE
1Lopened for SUMMER BOARDERS from July to
September is, 1870.
The House is new and pleasantly located, with
plenty OF shade. Rooms large and airy, number
OF them communicating and with frst-class
board.
few families can be accommodated by applying
early.
For particulars call on or address
REV. T. w. CATTELL,
II Merchantvlle, N ],
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26
MARINE COURT-TRIAL TERM.

Before Judge AHer.-ImpOrtdnt 10 Shippers
Charles Randolph agt. Hocidnd q AspincoH-This was
an action the loss OF quantity OF clover
seed shipped at London upon the steamer Belona or
which the defendants agents. and which was not
delivered IL was that the voyage had been un
usually empestuos and that the steamer had sustained
severe injury On the arrival OF the steamer the cargo
was found 10 have "shfed," and the bags containing
the clover seed were broken, and the seed
had partially escaped The remainder OF the
seed having become mixed with the sweepings OF
the hold were thrown out upon the dock and the plain
ts were informed by the defendants that their bags
were there and they could have them If they wanted
them but they declined the offer. 1t was con-
were entitled to the amount lost out OF the bags
actually delivered and insisted particularly that having
maid the freight upon the bags not delivered they were
entitled % recover their value u that so long as
there was anything left Of the goods shipped the steamer
was bound deliver such portion, whether OF the cargo
or the package which originally contained II, and II they
failed do not allowed to claim that the portion
not delivered was damaged or the package empty
IN was argued for the defendants that all the injuries %
the cargo from from which the steamer was
exempted by clauses OF the bill or lading That even
IL there had been failure to deliver the torn bags, the
steamer only liable to pay their value IN the cond
ton in which they at the time Of such failure
which had been proven to be nothing that the defend
ants were bound 10 sort out the sweepngs OF the
steamer 10 restore the plaintiffs the eangs from their
packages or the remnants OF their bags when they had
been deprived of all value by the "pers Of the seas,
and that the tender made by the defendants relieved
them all liability and bar To this action Inc
Court the views of the Defendants attorney
and rendered judgment for the. defendants with the
uSlal allowance.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26
RIrRGLARy AND ATTEMPTED MURDER

About 4 a. m. yesterday, Frederick Wohl-
gemuth residing at No. 50 Clnonpace, was awakened
from his sleep by the falling Of chair in his roO on the
first floor Arising he saw man crouChed underneath
a small table, and seized hold OF him. The man Crap
pied with Mr.. WOhlgemuth in return and threw him on
the floor and out OF the ROOM MIR. Wohgemuth fol-
lowed and caught the burglar again III the hall, but he
Immediately struck Mr.. Wohlgemuth I'm the face with
his fist telling him to the floor. The burglar then
out Of the front door and down the street Mr. Wohge
muth following and crying POcel" Police y The noise
attracted the attention Of officer Thomas W. Cotton or
the Fifteenth Precinct, who was standing on the corner
of Ffthave and ClintOnplace. In moment the officer
saw person running toward him in his stocking feet
and advanced TO arrest him. The caught sight OF
the officer and the road and into Washington
Park. officer Cotton followed, and upon nearing the
fountain. had nearly caught the fugitive when the latter
turned and fired revolver almost in the face OF the
officer missing his aim, but mOmentarily dazzling him.
The chase In instant renewed, and when near the
southwest gate of the Park the burglar turned and fired
again. and again missed his aim. officer Cot
ton now raped for assistance, feeling that he
had a desperate TO deal with. The man, in the
meanwhile, had hid behind tree and apparently thought
that he had escaped the sight Of the officer SOOn how
ever the arrival of five officers disspated this idea and
the burglar was surrounded and arrested On the
ground the where he had been standing were
found complete set OF burglars instrments revolver
with OF It's chambers empty and hve others loaded
with ball q gold watch and some money which subse-
oueny proved TO be the property Of Mr.. WOhgemuth.
Yesterday the burglar taken before Justice
Shandey AT the Jefferson Market Police Court where he
gave his name William Miller, and was committed for
tria
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26
INQUESTS.

The investigation into the circumstances at
tending the death Of Joseph Kesser at No 6s Brdges
resulted ascertanug that he died from natural
instead OF inureA at the hands OF Fritz schaer,
was alleged by the friends OF Kessler.. John WOgan
and Joseph COnnon arrested on saturday,
piciOn of having, with Timothy Higgins, caused the
death OF John Mcdonnell, laborer aged years C0rO-
from Inflammation Of the bowels, and in no way
caused by violence. The Coroner held an Inquest
in the of George Doll, who Sunday
the 18th inst by ear OF the Belt line at Fourteenths
and Avenue D. verdict Of accidental death was given
John Trisher, German, 40, employed at No. 50
Dey ST., while engaged Saturday morning in IenOv
ing heavy barrel from the cellar TO the sidewalk,
fell backward, and, the barrel rolling on him, he
killed James Welsh, labOrer, %, was found In
the North RIVER of Beach-st, Yesterday ana was re-
quest the body OF John Faerman i0 late Of No.
244West ThrtysecOnd-st, who had been missing since
Wednesday. aud whose body was found Saturday in
the East River of Forty -fifth-st
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26
REAL ESTATE.
NEW -YOPK %.

pooI 'h"-foRk. Saturday, Sept. "a, 1910
io"i estate business is becoming brisk and
ueaierS ihnk very satisfactory ,r,Io ,nri :. sa..
during the Fall "ade VIII he done
'eSSs' "aterlow 60. sold the mast v,eck IN. ,o
,@o"inB @ properties; A plot Of lots north CO., - !,
rHtethst' and sixthaye.. 100 feet and > a.
aTyitehiGe, ana l5 feet Deep for .C2o No 90 o',
stoop sto,n LUZ ana slxthayes G.tory biSh
IoPi IoP @ @plV"ssDne house 22x55xlOO (foun6,. 1kni
Iege easel s7,0o No IS West Fifiietb.,1 p ool.
llItn ana slxthayes, tstory, big-soop Us'ween
TOnt nOuse l5&55xlOO columbia College ia - stoho
Mr s. Emberson adyertises the place Of ,be ~, ~, o
butler Jr, at TaHytOwD on very easy terrns ' 'o""
Inc new Episcopal Church Of st. Thomas al tho oo,u
OF ftth-aYe. and Fifty-third- ST.. IL nearly co,nn,
and Is one Of the most gnicent eceless.tcsi as,
IN tnls CIty The new church has front ON FiftLsve
od ID IGe ana u 80 feet deep on Fftybirds ~ At the
septs, while the rectOry, chancel robiDg ana cbi Az
are az tne rear i0t The general style OF g b.
LS decorated English Gothic compo-ed ~ r,btia ~ ~ "a
masonry, With freestOne raeings The tower H. 1919
up square, with a handsome befry surnotinted h1 :.
L1heIn capped with spire 200 feet from the eonnd
and canoped arches, enriched by scupturod and ebr
ate carvings in stone. The cbance laa an audai ter
rnmmpa d e1e sesi story Is supported by masses Of
opentlInbered, aud together with the walls 4. him.
lnated III color. The windows fitted with richly
staheh klass with elaborate design and reflect ,.ft
mellow Hight on the interior The chaceI ALLEYS Te tiled
ana ne remainder Of the floor l. Of wood covered with
Cosly carpet The furniture and wood work are Of oak
Ihcuupg the pulpit atar, and screens, which are hand
sOmey carved. There are alsO galleries and a chapel
hleu mp n manner 10 insure the comfort OF the
siegatiob Inc chancel u cOmmodiousy fitted up with
5"oS iOr the chO and Is on considerable elevation.
me Wh0le appearance Of the church + very imposing,
ana In several conspicuous places In s Interior hand
some memorials OF the dstin guished members OF the
cOngrt CATION. IL contains ample accommodation for
WOfhpers, WIN standing room for 80 more. The build
ing cost slgOOO; There are stlll some decorations
religious service when IL will be formally cOBsecraed
with all the ceremony OF the Episcopalian ritual.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26
ADMIRAL FARRAGUTs FUNERAL.

The Joint Committee of the Common COun-
Gil appointed to make arrangements for the funeral OF
Admiral Farragut had session Saturday with Alder
man Jerome presiding Mayor Hall recommended that the
funeral take place Saturday but Friday next was Sc
lected resolution was adopted that the Clerk OF the
Common Council make all necessary arrangements Tor
Grand Marshal. The Mayor stated he had received q
letter from Mrs. Farragu and she desired her husband
buried according 10 naval etiquette. fesolutOn
was adopted invite the chief dgntaTies OF the United
states and the State OF New-YOrk to participate.
telegram directed he sent to the naval author
funeral and after appointing Terence r. Smith Ser
geant- Arms, the Committee adjourned
Subsequent to the meeting the following communca-
tion sent to the Navy departments;
MAYORS OPYicE, NEv-YORK, Sept "a, 1870
To TIE Honorable Secretary Of h< Nary
please the orders that The Gueere be dis
patched Sunday morning Portsmouth for the remains Of
Admiral Fsrr.gr the dav Of o,4gues having
''' LAwRExcs n. JEROME
Chairman IN Charge Of the Obseques
A. OAXEY HALL, Mayor Of the city.
Mr. James Alden in charge at the Navy Department,
sent the following reply
Hon. A. OAKRY BALL. Mayor Ciiv otNer- Y0rk:
United States nga Brooklyn has 10 Portsmouth 20 receive
the remains them Newiork The Guerrero will remain
NeU.York obsequeS Brooklyn probably Portsmouth
to-day. JAMES ALDEN for Secretary Of the Navy
receipt Of the above Mayor Hall sent the following
dispatch:
To he Honorable ne Secretary Of tn Nary:
for the change Of vessel by Telegram OF to-day as The
uernee part plan, Mr. inB having informed
10th authority the Secretary Of the Navy that tie
rere Portsmouth Please telegraph to the Commander
Brooklyn await information from Cen A. Webb Grand Mar
A. o,KEY HALL, Mayor.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26
STABBNG AFFRAYs.

Early yesterday William Briggs and Peter
Carroll quarreed at the Of secondave and Forty
thrdst. aud Briggs stabbed Carroll in the left side and
back. causing serious wounds Briggs arrested and
afterward committed by Justice Coulter at tho iorkye
Police Court
On Saturday evening Edward McGl OF No. 80 Blocker
St, quarreed with VIM j. Register tenant relative to
the rent Of rOOm aud by Register with table
knife receiving a wound. McGill then struck
Register on the head with glass pitcher, infcting
serious scalp wound. Both men were arrested, and
yesterday, when taken before Alderman Welch at the
TOmbs Police Court they refused 10 make complaints
against each other and were discharged
Patrick Foley Of No II Olver-st Saturday evening
quarreed with James GeOghcgan Of No. l42 Cherryst
and stabbed him the right eye, cansing severe
wound Foley arrested, but Geoghegan yesterday
refused TO make complaint, and the prisoner was dis
charged by Alderman Welch.
Patrick Ryan Of No 2s9 Eghthaye yesterday morning
found at the corner Of Twenty hs and Eighth
ave. bleeding from wound in the head, which he said
had been inflicted with bottle by an unknown man.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26
FALL OF A WAREHOUSE IN BROOKLYN.

Shortly after III on Saturday night the large
carpet warehouse Nos 59 49, and 81 Henrys corner Of
Cranberry, and running through TO Futon-s Brooklyn,
partially destroyed by the sudden fall OF the first,
second third and fourth floors The fourth floor was
occupied storeroon carpets aud paper hangngs
and the weight OF goods broke down the noor and In s
fall carried the other floors aQd contents tO the cellar III
Ia thought that the beams wefe forced from the walls by
the weight Of the stock stored there The build
ing s plain brick edcc and Ii owned and occupied by
Mcssrs Stewart Sutphen 1t was erected In 1862. AT
cost Of $4,000 The stock In the building consisted or
some fine lines Of room paper and DECORATIONS. The
watchman In charge OF the buildings was III an extern
sion and was uninured. Mr.. Sutphen. one OF the pro
prietos. promptly the premises and turned on
the gas 10 prevent IRE. The walls Of the building did
not fall, but will have 10 be pulled down The loss on
stock will be about OO and that on the building about
5000. There il full insurance, but II 10 not known
whether II Will eovar this class OF lQsA
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26
TIE NAVAL ACADEMY.
RIGID ExAMINATIoN-FULL LIST OF THOSE AID
MITTED.

RIGID EXAMINATI0N-FULL LIST OF THOSE AD-
MITTED.
ANNAPOLIS, Sept. H.-Owing to the fact that
al present the number Of midshpmen and petty officers
OF the Navy is 30 great, the examination this
year Is exceptionally rigid and the most trhing mis-
take or the smallest physical defect Is sufficient to
the rejection OF applicant The preparation OF many
than 80 have been admitted, and many others To be
examined before the adjournment Of the Board on the
30th inst Below IL complete list OF those thus far ac-
cepted taken from the books Of the Academy Those
appointed at large the nominations OF President
Grant, prerOgative er O0ctO:
George Thornton Emmons ape william T. Duon Nemonti
Stephen Frank Craig Missouri Hunter g. White,
Island; r. W. Coffin Massachusetts, Winslow Aeroe Nir
gnia; james V. Turner, sfge Wm g. Harrington, at large H.
y Towna Eebnska AeI sharp , District Of Columbia; Otto
H. W. Maryand Jbn b. Alexander Virginia ideehne TO
take the oath and rescnde VIM T. Whitfield Arsn
Edwin Lewis REYNOLDS HewJee George Edwin Hutton Nr'
Hamilton Hutchinson, Newampshe Joseph g. breckenridge In
diana; Charles Haske, Iowa; Clifford J. Bgar Virginia
William Sterling McGinu Illinois; Wm Gooieil CLARK, at
large John Francis Cheek Indiana; George James lness
W Territory; Bernard Ome Scott Asbama wlken
Craig Mcdonald. Pennsyiyana, Frsnk Huntington Holmes.
Cal Ngy Pennyvans Rgey Hunt Louisiana York
George r. Way Maysnd Henry Moonan Kentucti John Keen
Homes virginia. George Alabama William G. Oliver Tennes
see John Nichols Massachusetts,; Frederick Lewis Hartmann
New Edmund PennsJ yanA Charles VI hcCartney Penn
Gunnge Augustus Jonr a large Lewis Watkins Gb-
son Dakota William K Coleman Ohio Charles Marion Caos Penn
sylyaa: Revnods Missouri Edsiri Dorm, Ms'oar
Hsrry Romeo Lewis Allen Wood wis Pennsylvania; Al
Wgmane New York John G. Thomas Virginia John Charles
Cow John Randolph Tennyson Arknsas Joseph smith
Saer Ncw-lork Clinton jenkins Arson Louisiana hvari n
Fher Iowa; Brady Fiske Ohio Charles Hull Mississippi; War
ne ii. NOsand, New York.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26
CRIMINAL.

At the Jefferson Market Police Court, before
Justice Shandoy Waldemar Fuhndrick Of No 256 west
Thirty-third-st. complained that Lewis Kautter had
sSs from his Kautter was held for trial. IN
default Of $500 BAIL To appear at the General Sessions
HAY Greye OF No S3s SiSth-ave. made affidavit that
while sleeping, on Thursday night, in stable No 81
Nnth-ave he was robbed Of sos by Levi Lasber. The
accused was committed for trial.
On Wednesday last, Mr.. Patrick Flood, re-
siding I'm North Frst-st Brooklyn, had horse worth
$50 his stable. on Saturday tho horse was
found in the possession OF Mr. Louis Frank OF No. 25
Twenty fourthst who said that he had purchased
the animal for $50 from man by the name OF John
Gunther. Yesterday Gunther arrested and brought
before Justice Ledwth at the Essex Market Police
Court, by whom he committed for trial at the Court
General Sessions Adam Nowacky of No. 430 East
Eleventh.st, appeared and complained that John
Mitchell residing in the house. had stabbed him in
the head Mitchell was placed under $500 bail to appear
for trial at the General Sessions.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-26
SUPREME COURT-KIsGs COUNTY.

Messrs. Sewell e. Pierce, as attorneys for A.
g. Barnes Il Co.. have filed bill Of complaint against
William Swinton. and IvesOn, Brakeman, Taylor Co,
alleging that the 18th Of July last Mr. Swinton under
took to deliver School History OF the United States
o them for publication and that they agreed that they
would publish the same 1t should be adopted by the
Board OF Education Of California, ana pay
Mr. swintOn a percentage on the safes NJ
copyright. That the plaintiffs advertised the book
widely about TO appear from their press and TOOK
measures To Introduce IL text book In California and
other states That, notwithstanding this Mr.. SwintOn
refuses 10 deliver them the manuscript for publication
and has made arrangements with Iyeson, BakeInaH'
TAYLOR Co for ts publication That IyesOn, Brakeman,
Taylor Co had notice Of A. 8. Barnes Co.'S contract
and had notice Of their advertisement Announcing the
with the publication, and intend to publish. Temporal
ry injunction has been granted together with an ORDER 10
show canse reurnabe on the Goth nst) why the nunc
tion should not be continued pending the suit.