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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT D.,
June l2;n-io6i

pro ihe Convent:aa # Virginia:
GrS-rEMES:-l herewith submit, tor ropr
consideration, ac"r:1u,ics.ion ifoln his Excel.
lcncc. Jonn ". Ellis. Governor Of tic S:a;o
c' North Carolina, transmitting cjpy al rn
ordinance Of tie Convention CT tila. State,
conveying g The Confederate States Of Ar,tr!.
ca the Arsenal at Fayetteville.
Very respectfully.
JOIN LETCUER.
Executive DEPARTMENT
Raleigh, june 7, 1881.
SIR:-l have the honor herewith TO IraEs.
nit an ordinance CT the Convention, conrty.
ing the ArSena! at Fayetteville to the Con.
federute States of America.
Ferg respectfully, yonrs. f:.
JOHN v. ELLIS.
His Ezcel!ency, joins LETcnEH,
Governor Of Virginia
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R.cuMoSD, FRIDAY, JrsE IA, 1861.
The Convention met at 10 o'clock.
The proceedings were opened with prayer
hy Rev. Mr. Woodcock, Of the Methodist
Church.
The Secretary called the list Of Committees
ior Reports, but no reports were made.
The PEEslDEST.-The Chair has received the
;plnwing communication from the Governor OF
the Commonwealth, not marked confidential.
Il is. therefore, Unnecessary to read it in secre;
session.
The Secretary tten read tie following:
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1CUSTINUED on FouHTu ".hGE !
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An anonymous telcgraphic dispatch 70 ths
Reporter uf the .nctuted Prcss, dated Chain
Bridge ays that Capt Strong, of the Wilson,
sin "a Regiment olunteerr, had q narrow e.
cape ON Friday morning. lie was on pickst
duty three niles IN front Of cur lines on the
Virginia sido Of the River opposite Chain
Bridge Being mounted aud in advance Of his
men, hc was suddenly surrounded and t.kes
prlsuncr 10y siS scccssionIsts composed Of fear
infantry and two cavalry.
Amer -iking him = short distance 10 tho rear,
they dem ndcd his pistols. Thinking this his
only chance uf csc,p', he drew hi. revolver,
fred, aud shot two ut his captors. Then, put
ting spurs TO his horse, he started for camp al
full run. The remainder Of the party tired upo.
him. one ball pas ing through his cantsen, az
other through his coat, grazing his skin, and
third through his left check, passing out II
his mouth. Nevertheless he mlli HI, escape,
and came into camp in tho afternoon rcady
again TO enter upon duty. Capt. Strong fought
hravcly at Bull Run.
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One week ago yesterday, a Morning Union
Meeting was opened in the large hall adjoining
the Metropolitan Hotel, for the worship Of GoI
Ivy praise and prayer. Tho exercises were
opened and closed by praycr-thc intervening
time was I, be spent in singing tho praises Of
God in sacred .on., and verse, any ono being
at liberty (, call for lWoritc hymns or tuncs.-
About 10 hl, been the average Attendance thus
far. Some Of the clergymen Of the city churches
have been present who have delivered short al.
drcsSc, by way Of encouragement Much inter
est has been manifested IN she enterprise by
those who have attended. The object Is I, cul-
ti,atc a lovo fcr congregational singing, and to
develops the love ,or and habit of praise.
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4 member Of the "a Michigan regiment,
writing 10 Detroit paper, says that soon after
the regiment went into camp at their present
poet, near Arlington, messenger from q rank
-'CcssIonist asked Of Colonel Richardson that .
guard might be placed around very fine peach
orchard on his place. This was done, and for
several days the peaches were allowed to ripea
urdsturbcd. Happening there one day, the Colo
mel picked from the ground half dozen peaches.
when he WI, met 10y the owner who, in a verY
powpous manner. said
Pay me lor those peaches, sir"
Certainly" said the colonel chow much
tan pay 7"
Fifty cents said the rebel
Handing him the money, the colonel turned
to the guard, and said
"Now, 80 to yout camp, boys"
" Hold on, here" =" aid scccsh, "COl. RichArd-
son scnt these men here"
"To he sure he did, replied the colonel, ''snd
he now sends them back
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hree or more applicants for every boy and giri,
aud o course Tho question: was not, vino so.ii
lake Que but who could, by any possible means :.
succeed in getting ono7 think that we ceu1
quite easily have got good homes fr my
more, u we had thom. OF course q good n,sny
people went home sadly diss ppointsd, and many
are urging me TO go rlght back and bsinR ea
another company-which am considering.
Therr was as many a. ~ to rs applicants f.~
each OF tho smallest girls and all good psop,s
who w.il do we'll Tor a girl.
] said above, that We arrived M the Court
House about O'Clock l. PM.-weli, AZ 4 o'elocG
every boy and .ir' wt- taken anl l,ons /" the
new home Of c,utsr, af,oi -uch ,ncese iat care.
anxiety and cEctci lsho - nnd my.clf vry
much PROSTATE this murIin aud i'in) siek
And have conclude 20 rem ,in hers till MAY
and probably talk to the people in ono Of N
churches here an Sunday. Yours truly,
r. O. TRAUY
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PRICE ONE CENT


By orders of the War Department the G.aa |
Camp Of Instr iction at Hs,Ipsicad, has been
named in honor Of the gallant Lieutenant Gen d.
eral, winfield Scott" Gen. Sherman has al.
ready taken up his quarters on the ground, and
a telegraph Office has been oponod at his head
quarters thus connecting with head quarter.
at Washington, and all parts Of tho
country, which will he largely svsiled Of by the
regiments from the East arc expected during
the coming week.
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Thi- meeting commenced ON Tuesday of last
week, All dlv on MONDAY persons were bu-ly
engage, 10 moNin. 10 the srounl, aul getting
ready lor the exercises. The weather las b,n
most Delighted, cool and clear. Tho average
ailculau,c Nos about 5000. The number Of
prraolc'- has lccu large. The sermon, hnyo
b.nu 1T higher order than usual The praycr
meetings have been fewer than usual, and ol
far ., power.
We inquired Of an old clergyman, after the
,csuIts.
'No, single conversion. aid h', "to my
knowledge
"lluw do YOU account fer IT,
'Thcrc was no iell prayer. The -pirit OF
prayer has died out Of the churches. Tho people
could not be brought to pray The truth il,
and he spoke it in u low tone oi voice; "old
ia-hioncI Mc'hodi-m is dying out. Camp meet
inE, are not what they were
The preacher in charge gave Got'c, that
though the meeting voull bc adjourned on Fri
du, might, the rounds would bee o"cuLcl for
preaching on the Sabbath last, and the ,''. sr,.
sa'.on Nor-hippins Usually in church i'm Ihr
nrighb. lhool, would hold their services there.
Good order was maintained ON the gruunI
which wa. at Toltenyilc, but some Of the rum
shops II the village are said to have driven u
remarkably hri.k business during the week., by
reason ot The pltrontlr Of the oHft'E mor'd who
wen, not Co attend the camp meeting but tp
enjoy the sail down the bay aud to have sool
time generally.
III Er,., a., t.,utifitI putnn frrpu11
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Tllrro are supposed to 10 moro than 10000
German soldiers in the federal army; 12.0O0
have been mustered in New York. They rely
lIon the American Tract Society, New York,
for religious reading; this being the only bene-
Violent society which has any consid, rlble num-
bar ot publications in the German language.
The Sucioty has list Of SO volumes, and 40
uuc's iu German. many of which are adapted To
.oliic~. They have just issued llavelock,
STORY uf Lucknow Soldier anl his Bible,
Ucrh ,ia Christian Soldier, and will soon is,us
% Soldier. llymn Book IN German. Means aro
-.-l.l ln f,rni-h lhlm thr.e nnhlicntions.
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Scruez in Camp.

Sp'cmrcr 9TH, iS6i.C
10 hs Eiitor cJ'hc Ner York Sun.
SiR Thinking that q statement Of tho con-
dition OF our brave Volunteer, in this part Of the
country would bc interesting to your numcrou,
radcrs, take the liberty to express my opin.
ION Of them. have visited tho cncampment
Of Hawkins Ioua, -, and find them in good
health aud happy, and longing for an orpOrtu-
nifty to prove their Nalor ON tho battle field. |
am satisfied they will give a good account Of
thcmsclNea when an opportunity offers.
The Er,t Regiment, Of which Allen ought to
he Colonel, is very much di.piritcd on account
Il his absence from them, almost every man o(
them thinks the charges unjust. | havo seen
him in the Fort, but have not spoken to him; hc
,ks detected and care worn, hope he viii yet
le honor,bly acquitted and prsyc himself worthy
ol the first Regiment oil National Guards.
The Seventh, Stcubcu Guards, "a name all
true patriots houor) have had rather up hill
work OF it, until a month past, the officers and
men being at loggcrhoads their paw not being
(trthcoming, and poor fool being served out
through neglect Of their officers but now things
are changed the officers who caused the trouble
havir; resigned and their places being dllcd by
men who give perfect satisfaction, they have
been paid. have good fool AMI plenty fit. They
have now Orirtcim,,tcr who will see 10 the
G,IIcraid NO mi take. They aro nllm,, TN
fast, gnl will soon bc u thousand strong, and |
vii Guarantee they wall do honor to the name
of Sicuh,n.
| The National Zouiy,s arc uuart,rcd in the
- ~ l. L
| amr. whether the, deserve, 1t ct not do not
! prct u. to saw but from present appearances
lhcy seem to he y good set IT fellows, bchiving
themselves well and making great proficiency
in their drill aud manru,cring. They ,,a the
necessity Of throwing; Oh tho free and easy gait
ol private citizen for a short time, and sub
mitting to the severe but necessary restraint OF
have to meet the traitor, in tho field, they will
make their mlrk.
The Twentieth. Turner Eillcs OF New York.
is the only regiment know It thlt WI, Hl,cd
U"0o -'rouf) before olre'ins -msl" officer.
| Usually tho hisI m'n That was enrolled was
elected Colonel, tho second Lieutenant Colo
mel, and s" on down to oCo'Po"i' Ih" .uictc't
ditpplme Is observed ami c'cryt thns Is going
on sm"oIhly. wl~ present when They were
reviewed and Inspected hy General Wool and
such splendid light never So" belorci with
nII New loIk couIl nave seen I.' 1t "ohI h1N"
lnad' lh'm p''"d 4" thrF i''l'" r.lihrl SOLE
d'cIs' iI'nN II gave the venerable ant gal
l'hl "'d "ehordl WOOL great satisfaction, TO M
poet -u." noble BODY "l volunteers ~ 'h'y
lao. al ..
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A-m,yu. ONO. Friday mon.lg,l
August 3Dth, 1864.

A-WASp, ONO, Friday monalS
August 3Dth, 1864.
DEAR Bro. MACY Our journey an the
way through to this place was un interrupted
and as pleasant rs could be expected. Ny
company was composed OF a cllss ot BOYS AMI
girls that expected would be rcsl,s', and IN
that particular | wa not Disappointed.
We reached New lon' "a 1t about Z o'lo.A
ON " rlu,slav evening, du,.v and t,rcl, whore
We all stayed over night and got th' rest we
,rcotly needed. anil rasl" yesterday morn,
in,, four teams came there aiter Us, ana
Lr1u,ht us with all our baggage to lh's
ul,ce' We arrived here about o'clock ye'ier-
da,, afternoon, and went directly to the Court
h"nsc where We uuloaded children and baggage,
and In a few minutes the large court room was
ma ked 10 its utmost capacity, with people trom
III narts Of the country some who had come
len or twenty miles @ get boy OF girl. The
meeting was organized by appointing Judge
rs chairman and four prominent and efficient
gentlemen as Committee to council and aid
me in the distribution. The work then com
menced by selecting the girls first, (as usuaD
with perfect rush, and of all the anxious,
| excited crowds ever saw at these distributior
meetings this beat them all. We had abOu
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Scr.otJry Chase had last week wy sati,ric-
in relation 10 the national loan, nearly every
bank in the city was rrprcso nted. lie said that
lr intended 10 establish agencies in every largo
city .nd town iu the loyal states. Already a
large amount If demand treasury notes, had
been sent to the West, and tho rcmittances for
some timr TO come Wou,d make an aggregate o.
something like million and half pr week.
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TEE NEW YORK Sun
TUESDAY MORNING, SEPT. 10, 1861
Telegraphic News.
FRON TH8 SEAT or VAR.


From FORTRESS Monroe.
fo'.reS No"toc, S,pi. sd.--CAicb Smith,
Secretary Of the Interior, Mr.. Kennedy, Of the
Census Bureau, and Col. Scaton, of the Intel
ligencer, have spent tho day at Old Point and
Newport News. They leave tonight for WASH
ington.
The Minnesota has not yet arrived.
The prevalent gale is drawing largo mum
Der Of transports into Hampton Road.
The distinguished visitors bring the cheering
intelligence from Washington Of a rctiogrilo
movement OF Gen. Beaurcsards forces. II is
~ ell understood here that he must capture
Washington, or suffer disruption of the army
10y the withdrawal Of the troops by tho inyad-
ed states Of the Conlcderacy.
We have no authentic information Of tho
death of Jefferson Davis.
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RAILROADS.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JBR
~ SEY, frum fOut o. Curtandt st-Cuuneoting At
Hampton Junction with Delaware, taskavNnnA
aud Western Railroad, and At Elus'rn with Lshgh
valley H., lrNad and is c0nnect tons, forming q di-
rect line /. PirTSBJRG and tho WEST, without
change of cars.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing June 10, ls6l-Losye Now York ~
follows,
RceiinR, Puttsyile, Harrisburg, A.Ich Chunk,
NIhu-purt, &c.
man TE.ts-At 8 A. ~, for Rsstou, W ter Gap,
5 Slranton, Great Bond, Pittstpu, Wi.keah.rrc, ~.
l2N. TaEoUUH TRIiS For Etstun, Malch
Chunk, WllAinspori, IL. ling, PO1tsS i..', HArI
burg, &c.
4rM. THsouou THAIr-Fur Esi,or, Boihls-
hem, Allentown and M,uch Clusk.
b3Or.N, WAY TE,tI-Tor S,mervills.
500 ~, Western Express fpr Euton, Alan-
t1Hn, Kl,iing, lisrrsJtrs, Pius'nry, Nnd the
West. sIoop,rg Cars from Jersey City through TO
l. ttsburg.
EXPRESS TRAINS FOR HARRISBURG.
The a. NJ, Eyprrts, 4 aih from Nr~ York, ar
rive, at HNrrshufg at ?. n, opn1e,t.ng Et't and
West, on Pcnusy yania CentTsl railroad, rthern
Central Railroad, Surtl and iuIl., Gul "itE Cum
berauI valley Railroad.
TIE THROUGH EGPLESS TRAM FOR THE
WEST leaves N,N luIk al ~. uAly tS tuiay-
pNrsf.fp.iJ maxim, close c.aIr.t,Hu At Htrls'FH .g
yltl Penney vanp R,.' road ~ 81 uu change OF ears
T. PiusI'lr,., and lut ~ Gin matt ,Nd Chicago
-Four hours tine is saved by taking ~. tu.n.
ELlEAREIHPORT ASD NLW YORK FERRY
Leave Huw York frrp Per NJ 2 Nurtl L. yer a.
100 and q 20 AA., 3go, 42D and 2nrS
Tie bosia stop ai Beryon Pima aud Manners HAr.
brr every trip es,n Wt,.
Apio lY'io5
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Terrible Railroad Accident.
Seven oi tho Ira Harris Cavalry Killed.

Scvcn OF the Ira Harris Cavalry Killed.
baltimore, sept. 9.-lcstcrdiy afternoon,
two or thrcc rear cars Of train, containing a
detachment Of the Ira Harris Cavalry, OF Now
York, under Col. Fitzpatrick, was thrown from
tho track ,f the Northern Central Railroad,
near Cockcysville, through the criminal care
lessne-s OF the engineer
-Four soldiers were instantly killed, anil -cve-
raj wounded, three MORALLY.
The engineer ON seeing the result Of his rcck-
lcssn' ~, detached hi, locomotive aud hastcncd
to the city, where hc was arrested. IIo was
trcl upon bv some OF the soldiers, but they
failed to dctain him.
The following are the killed;
- Lyon, Quarlermt'lcr's Sergeant, rcla-
tive, it Is sati, Of Gen. Lyon, and privatcs Jas.
Mcdonald and George Gurman.
The lollowns arc slightly wounded
Francis Finn, Peter Paterson, \. q Donncll,
James C. Donnclly, H. W. Allen, James Eng-
li-h.
The following arc badly wounded;
George Van Syhanc and Michael Denny.
The engineer, Frederick Gumhaok, is said to
have made a threat that he would be in BIlti-
more 10y certain hour or leave them behind,
and kept up q curious rate Of speed, against the
rcmon,tranpc ,f the officer in command.
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S,oV, SrW 9.-lhr brig I,,lou, Capt.
ll"t, of l'rp,il'u,r. from lurlI Roo, H.lh u
cargo uf su,ir anil moit.sc-, came ashore tat
night, mile, north ot ldllr Ets ll,r1.r lulct.
lh' vessel lay, head on aud maj O., a iula w.t.
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s,TEhM WEEKLY BETWEEN
) NFw YORK AND LIVERPOOL,
,and,ng ar embarking passengers al QUEENS
TOWN, Ireland - ,-,-..-
Tie L. vesrool, New York and PhiladnlPniA steam.
ship Company intend dspatching their tul-Po"erci
C,y yie. bul lrol steamships ~ follows
cry OF MhSchEsrER} sturdy. Sr'' -s''..
CITY MNNCHES rHRorl s,,r,l,y S,p, 2Stb.
CITY OF NEW YORK, q.
md ON ovsry succeeding Saturday,, Al noon, frO'n
RATES or PASSAGE
FIRST CABIN. 90 ~
do ~ LiadoA....... - 70
srEERAGh. ..........;.'''.'''ts. -. y"
do T. L'ndon....... So 70
ste'r,yc R'tIrn Tickets god for
six mIutns....,.... ....,.t.b'u'p ~
Puucngrr, ior a ,rdci \, Plr.. HNyre, Hsinb1rg,
t.,sr,,. Nltt'rdau. AntH-tI, O., ~ ieduovd
pr.,n. e.ar; 1, brns on ,-r,r '-cnil can
H .t,etts n.rr
Tor nlt lsr ,4.o,r,., on, app7 at the Company
Join q DALE Agent
t'''G grf 70 Brad,av n. Y.
U.irg 9, tie d.ptulg lggmcut 40. our rcptI
500 t'. .,l li. ..'u .rd ly thr rctIru T. LNerpup
.. t.c .toitus. p EmJ," ths Company will 70 .
4 .I.ten .irau.J i.uu NcN N,.S, on SItDrlt
...l ..t So. .HiuHHf.
T...urNt Steamer 500 therefore 'r,vc here ou IL
.i.ts. s.ltrun.r, . 4 .tl Zoe .t'laA,d week y lu lh
... %. 90 course tine SANE .,, HH-rt'iurr.
.4a IOIIN G.. DALE Agent.
C,rgoe- Iur tle respc tive s'e,mrr4 will h' rCcc-
vel At tine ConpAnys wharf Per ~ North RIVE.
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IAirhipdid, S,p, 9.-.Ihc steamer Harriet
Lane. Commander Etuncc, arrived at the Navy
ldri Yesterday ailc.nuun. Shcvill undergo ri.
pur-.
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More Candidates for Fort rnra,cuc.

1NdnS S'pt .. Deputy u. 5. Marshal, u
G.. Fucker, Of Lockport, and Caleb Pierce, ~
Rochester, arrived here this morning with Mr.
G.. l.. BOVINE, oil Key West, th., a, u prisoner
arrested at Cooprstown last Z, ming ona charge
Of treason. A large number Of Lott were found
on him from the S,uih, a- also other papc,s oI
an important chlucl,r. Altcr the arrest an c,
tort was made IN rcscuc the pr-,uc. by
about 100 Of bis lri,n's. The rcsoutc behavior
,f the officers AMI thoir expressed lctcuuini-
ton To shoot tho hrst n n who persisted In the
attempt, prevented the accomplishment Of their
puIpo-c. The onigcr- leave with their prisoners
~ '.lj for Fort LAFAYETTE.
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GROCERIES.

DREPARED FOOD, READY COOKED
i Cheap for the Millions; most nutritious Hhu
healthh diet, prepared purely from wheat o'r,l,
milk and sugar. cheapest and best food for ianlIy
use Call see and taste, "a Beecker 1T, up SSlrs;
Price ~ cts bag. Cl N hBR0MN 4 co :.s,n z..-s
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CITY NE WS.

TIM rIprtIs nNn lTuuSE.-Thi. instita-
zion, situated at Nos. ~ and Ilj Mott street,
ha .utr rcl with other, under the depression
OF the season. In Jllv, 1860 $40 bathers
crtcr'l his central bath-housc; In July, 1861,
only 5,o3-. IN August, 1860, 6,7ls; in Au-
gust, lsGI, the ratio OF los is greater than
that # Iulv The establishment paid about
i3NU ,o the Croton D,pl tncnt in the summer
# lsGl. The Establishment was instituted some
years since, b, citizens who desired not to in
Ncst their dimes but 70 improve tho santa W
,o.diuon Of the city. was desi Sncd TO COM
hiu' hnth-huu.c tho publ with accommc-
datior- for tho washing Of clothing by fami
li,., aud the -chadul, oi prices was placed at a
figure which ha- rendered dividends out of tho
qu,-ti.u. The wash house, which was in the
At ic DAYS q guI send to every woman who
eho.c 20 nclopt the privileges there granted, is
now u-rle-,, for the want oG driving closet,
ya!u. $500.
Patriotism ANp CuNruY % IuE POLICE.
The member, ol the Metropolitan Police con-
tributcd in August, TO the families Of the iOrco
who had enlisted in the army, sSs2,7j. There
we're then thirty-iour volunteers, whose fam :
lie, 10y vote Of the policemen, received $50 each
per month. Thirteen of the volunteers have ~
turned and been reappointed 10 the police forre'
leaving at present twenty one families receiving
.uG from the patriotic polircmeu's fund. The
pur,li,u- thus Tar IN September reach tho re-
-psclube iour, Of t,HO.
Tine change ,or the better, which was recent
vmadc in the policeman Of the city, is already
.ycu u, the increased efficiency Of the men, who
re not now It .pon-iblc tor two mile boats, but
uuy in any part u the city report without de-
Ia, t, their re pactiye stations, which arc in No
.a-c more than a mile distant from the remOtest
strrJt oi the Precinct.
Patrick Carroll, Mathew Butler, william N.
SOM. and John T.. H. Dilet, have been dis
missed. The last named, on charge Of secea-
sl.u prorliNi,ics.
Tue NEW SrAMrs.-The Post Office is now
sending forward to offices in the country its
,to,k Of the new postage stamps, and for this
reason there are not in New York this week as
many a7 we reported week since, of thesa
tuh'ns Il postal plymont. The Postmaster
makes the following announcement:
"Nptcc will b. given in the daily pipers
when .hc new stamp will be issued in exchange
for tho old style. Stamps OF every denomina-
don will be- good Tor postage Tor six days after
the i..uc OF the new style.
NEW BuuprND, FOR THE PoLTcE FORCE
The Police Commissioner, intend to purchase
, site ON Broadway hr new building, and
erect thereon splendid edidce, to be used ~
the central d, partmcnt OF the force. There ara
also to be erected four new station houses, tor
the new Precincts recently established. The to-
uA expense will be about slOO 900 to sl0O.-
coo.
Tn 1,S,vur ~ TINY CrSTRAL PARK,-IhO
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MISSOURI tn, Rebel Congress has named a
bill admitting Missouri into the G. ). A. ON the
ratf,ation Of the constitution by the pretend
ed government Of Clam. JACKSON now deposed
out-lawed, and fugitive. Probably, Missouri
will he delighted with the admission OF that
part Of her body polite which CLAIB. JAcKSoS
carries about with him, into tho rebel cOnteder-
egacy. -
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nor LONDON-SAtfS SEPT. lbrd
Il Tne ~ eudid .uir CAttsCtANA tr'u z Dr.
p A. P,speugr ~ vii b. uceG ir q c'l.I ~
rooms a.d found ir proS,si'Hs q ted icei st,c "
pricea. III, PacStsiip rArRtCE HEJHY III
follow the Nh vc. For passage, q 70, apply u lHDS
q. ROCHE, 50 South st. seS fil'
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TuE CONCERT IN THE CESrRAL PARK.-1hs
concert OF last SATURDAY in the Central Park
was one Of the most delightful affairs OF the SEA
son, and was more largely attended than any
nrac,ling one this wear.
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NEw YoRK HosPrAL WEEKLr REroRr To
September 6.-Remaining on August SON.
1928 admitted, Ga discharged, cured OF 70
lieved, AZ died, 8; remaining N date ~
Males, 303 females, %.
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STOP YOUR LEAKS-PAiNr YOUR Eoofs
- viii El.lEEN ) ludia Buhter PANT A,purt
by pdeut'rs tot one cent a tnot. bg6 Grand, l5J
Bow cry 81 Park Row, ~ Sth az 5iS 9Th .,JO Gta
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PORBACH & MANNING,
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NEW IORK.
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RetN.i,rg le~s ,AAn Wholesale prices during tho
war. jyi2v'iid
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