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, 1861-08-16

. HE c1Hcuz-Anotonio Brothers. Great
snow opened for exhibition lis. evening, on
washington street, opposite the G aart House,
and haa fal1 tent. They coatfnu. their ez.
ai5ition d11i2g the week, - =.
, 1861-08-16
MaTwnuk&4 and To1s&4.

pusipe the e4.ly ps1t Of the season It Vas evf-
dent that Milwaufee vss considerably IN advance
and erain. but eince harvest. the produce Of the
wabash hss been i turned loose and unlese tia
reeeipta At Milwaukee insfsass E largely usea Tie
he second grain receiving aud shipping port on
he Lakes Below we give = comparative state
ment q The 1eeetpta and shipments at the two
The receipts Of aour and grain at Milwaukee tot
tahf week xere "A fdIlpEH; =.
, 1861-08-16
MARINE LIST.
p O r Il Q F. III G A. & o

ARRIVED. Aug. Is.
Prop Hunter, Dickson, Godertch, 357 pkgs mdxe,
167 pigs deh-
Prop Ottawa, Williams, ogdensbargh, 10 tons
mdze.
Bark Waveray. Gluyas, Gzsnd Haven, 1s5 cords
wood.
Schr Hunter, Williams, Muekegon, 50 n lumber,
50 m timber.
schr Craig, Woo1eon. Colbor1e, 200 N lumber, 80
m lath, from Bey City.
Echr Enterprise, Peterson, Painters Pier, 10 eds
wood.
schr Antelope, Cr1low, Grand River 65 m lumber.
Schr Mediterranean, Morley, Bay City, 1s5 m luu-
ber, 80 m lAtn. .-. -.
Echr Kiugefpr1. Tomkfnson, Oswego, 1000 brls
salt
, 1861-08-16
COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY Ey1sma, August Ii, 1851
The following are the receipts and shipments for
the past tw enty-four hours:
NHQXH1H LA11 TWENTF-7oUR HouH8.
Flour, Wheat, Gem. Oats RIVE B'rly
, 1861-08-16
8LGHa.
&sNEra& NDtlrta.

4 CARD.-$200 will be paid to
IL any person Who viii procure a Situation worth
91oo per a1nu1n for advertiser who Is Beok,KeepeE
veil as nrrt.elass Correspondent rnexceptionable
references Will be given All comm unicatlons viii be
regarded strictly private and CONFIDENTIAL Address
Post Off1re Drawer fft71 au14Z4rLSw
, 1861-08-16

TIE REcEsy FAILURES IN IowA.-The Iowa City
Reporter Of the 14th contains the following:
On Wednesday last the well known banking
house'of culbenson q Reno suspended opetations
in order to pay of 60 far as possible their 1ndebt
e6nees. There was Of course rome excitement
among the minor depositors during that and the
eedipg day. and At one tms there were some
the time passed without demonstration, and we
learn now from various sonrces that the gentle
s 81 M Miftta1g taerg
and in s1ch an upright and honorable manner as
to secure for them the continuance Of th4t esteem
which has go long been accorded to them BY this
It will greatly eurprise the numerous friends of
Metars shephaEd and Darl1r gton to lesrn that the
firm to J. ". Stow for the benefit Of their credi-
tore. The value Of their property thus assigned
will. as we are informed exceed $3s 00o while the
$4,000. Some $4,000 Of the assets, coasists Of
saeable stock In their store, the remainder Of
outstanding accounts. It is needless to say that
the aesfgnee expects to pay dollar for dollar Of the
Indebtedness.
MonEr MATTERS IN ST.. LoU1s.-The Dsm9cnat
Of this morning Gays:
The money market was again In = state Of ex-
element to-day, and Missouri money went down
to T5648 per cent. discount for exchange, and not
more than 90691c in gold YVES offered for It.
TEE LoAs TO GEN. FRE4oaT.-The Missouri
Democrat Of this morning contains the following
The bank officers Of this city held meeting to-
day, at one o'clock F. II to consider the PROPOSE
tton Of Gen. Fremont, asking loan of $3.50 Coo, Of
which we made mention yesterday. The fail
NE Ess ks sVn and The g9s z s sat
three per cent. on their capital. We could not
learn the proportion Of each banks assessment,
ent understand that IL The anoant fiqg to the old
eyed institution In the city. The Union Bank-a
secession inatitution-wou1d not go into the A.
sErd and t0n1 n tta Tfrio
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Rsrkur61a jrau E:aew Sh,jfo.p
sssenesa0:s 3 REG Voa Il asNeA1E1s
e,.s..e,ar nr ~vp ,,~n,a
.HE &FtEH 4S HE HHnk4v
G4F&eaSg hfoA Aee6 70 *OOG HuAnsz&
per &EY~
aArEMYE@ 4EpT 14rM f&kH
ee @-s - Astfss As-Sa
u--..s ,u altar, :, 49, ,,..>, y. ,-
Ns5thSted e ssen ~ eiasa q so5 S2aa!GoA q EE&a
E:.so1t cutting IT, Gag feGals-K Lea Power Ha: sY
aesalet Of same capacity.
MANUFACTURED B1
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8VA 4fzSs V1a1tAot. A'"
ow.. .,s Rx.n,+..-o,~ A. Tar. l. 7,.,a.or+. 1r.,..
~ofxA No a srSeStn erees t1haI1
TRUSTEE SALE Where's,
1a,-nr, a+t5n. ~ ~ Conn+-, ,y root .nd s+,+s
- uG -aa s1ecnteS ~ e nnd e1srad e mo -
trustee certain deed q trust bearing date me ninth
, 1861-08-16
TMR4xqfFANv' 1wfSEsk.

Ttee Unsea Deasass Jsnant4aee sss at
Wp1k h. He1- UralRo4x - &Q01H-
, 1861-08-16
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.

ARRIVED. ......Aus. ID, 1861.
Be1oit, Lasa11c, 4,s43 bn corn,
Wsve, Lsealle, $40 bu corn.
Ohio, Lasal1e, 1877 tons coal.
Daeotah. Ottawa. STA bu corn.
Acme, Ottawa. 1900 bu corn, ST. bu wheat.
Emelis, Marseilles, 5000 bu corn.
Marion. Ser eea, $500 bu corn.
Rail Splitter, Me1ris, 4600 bu corn-
MAzeppa, Morris. 1000 bu corn.
Adelia, Joliet 25Q0 bn coYn, 25G0 bu oats.
Troubadour. Lockport. 4001 bu corn.
CLEARED. Aug. IA, 1861.
Sultan. Ottawa, hight.
Tide, Lasal.e, light
George. Morris. light.
Wave. Morris, lieht.
York State, LasaIle, light.
Arctic, Morris, light.
Golden Cloud. Ottawa. light.
c. L. Huntoon, Ottawa. light
Mary Emery, Ottawa T,lS9 # lumber.
, 1861-08-16

re State troops, under fhe cavalry bill. aud ]
i'll be paid for their services up to the time ;
ftheir discharge, aud In addition two do1lars
nd fifty cents month for the uniforms with
cid. As preliminary. It was necessary that
he aims, equipments and uniforms left in
7lrginia, and which belong to the State,
hould be returned, or receipt given for
hem By the United States. It Is understood
hat the Captain, who has been absent on this
BUSINESS, has accomplished It. The company
Fill probably be paid off on Saturday and
discharged, aud then will be at liberty to re-
.nlist whenever they see ft-
NORMAL RkanEH7.-This regiment will be
mustered into the servlce at Bloomington, on
the 20th inst, and proceed thenca immediate-
y to st. Louis, where 1t will be equipped and
armed, under the direction Of Gen Fremont
It will be off1ce1ed by educated and expert
enced military men. A company Is forming
In this city for the Normal Regiment, under
the charge Of L. r. Bradley, Esq, lately Cap
tain Of Home Guards In Chicago. Young men
in Chicago out Of employment, and young
men with good situations who are willing to
aid their country in this, its hour Of peril, are
earnestly invited to call at No. 10 Washington
street, portland Block) and make inquiries
concerning this regiment aud company.
A WIFE MURDERED.-Coroner James was !
summoned on Wednesday to hold an inquest
upon the body Of MIS-. Mary Morgan, at the |
Junction of the Rock Alsnd and Michigan
Enufhprn Ra1lrnAde a{v ni1ee frorn fba
, 1861-08-16

The Chicago Post Office Is now supplied With the
LetterEheets and StaEped Envelopes c9mbtned Par
ties boiling stamped envelopes Of the ola pattern are
for the new II presented at the C3icago Post ONCE
prior to the th inst On ard after that date the old
Faricty viii not be recognized II of post
age on lette1s erigdoaMg deposited in ttls office
aui4rf2t J Z. SCRPPS, P. Il,
, 1861-08-16
Unpaid Leftefx,

The following letters, detatned IN the Chicago
Port ofhee, for postage, Will be forwarded to tn.
Dead Letter Office, on Monday next, un1esa the
poetage il previously paid Call At the roon o
the Dead Letter Clerk, up stairs:
James VAE Vecalten, Chicago. III.
Lewis Fiehet, Chtcsgo, Ill.
Capt Thos. r. 3in1ns, Chicago, Ill
OTIS Da1fee. Menee, III.
Mte, lydia j. Hodge, Be1yidere, III,
John Mckay, Ca,cdonfs, nI.
Chas. J. CnIran. Cairo, Ill
b. l.. Cuthlog, Gr1nnelt, Iowa.
B. E. Clark Eco, New York City.
julius Relchardt. Eonton. NO.
Taylor, Grsswold q Co. Cleveland. Q.
Harvey Bunesrems, ChfIicothe, o.
Gee. snitA, Postmaster. omahs, n. T.
, 1861-08-16
TIE REcEsy FAILURES IN IowA.-The Iowa Git,

There is better demand FOR Treasury notes, and
prices have an improving tendency. We quote IS
G96. No change in uncnr1ent money.
, 1861-08-16

!. The pubstos in,eetang held i Br1aa Hall 'ftf
ssturday evening, apposntea the following
weHknowu and influential citizens to act ~
Union Defense Committee for the city Of Chi
, 1861-08-16

WANTED Operatives for Wheeler i Wilson's
Sewing Machines. None need apply but those
who have had the experience Of year or more in
their r1e Apply to
GEO. r, CHITTKSDKy,
, 1861-08-16

TAKEKn PIcTuREss-A warrant was Issued
yesterday At tbs Police Court, At the instance
Of two young ladies, for the arrest Of young
E&n charged with stealing their photograph
ilkenenes. He was no doubt prompted to
"Eecure the shadow ere the substance tades,''
But his confidence wss miss ssplaced, as the fair
haired damsels, whose plump cheeks had 50
feasted his eyes, were enraged that his choice
should be the shadow instead Of the SUBJ
stance. To Day We may hope to herr the
cdssssss be2A fully ststed, and possibly have 4
view ct the false gallant who would 20 un-
wisely get himself in limbo.
, 1861-08-16

TEE CHICAGO DRAaooss.-The delay ia
mastering ont this company is owing to the
fact that their commander did not report to
headquarters at Springfield. Adjutant Gen-
eral Mather, as soon as informed Of the con
dition Of affairs by the delegate Of the COM
pany, took measures to have the company
mustered out Of service. He says that they
are State troops, under the cavalry bill, aud
will be paid for their services up to the time
oftheir discharge, aud IN addition two do1lars
znd fifty cents month for the uniforms with
held. As 3 preliminary. It was necessary that
the arns, equipments and uniforms left in
Virginia, and which belong to the State,
should be returned, or receipt given for
them by the United States. It Is understood
that the Captain, who has been absent on this
business, has accomplished it. The company
viii probably be paid off on Saturday and
discharged, and then will be at liberty to re-
enlist whenever they see fit.
, 1861-08-16

KeEthroker, residing on Foster street, between
Polk and Harrison streets, West Division, was
hanging up her nevly~washed clothes to dry,
In the backyard, on Wednesday afternoon,
cunning thief climbed the front stairwsy,
entaed her abode, opened her rbureau-drawer,
snd robbed her Of s65 IS, S35 Of which was In
gold, and the remainder oliver. The robber
escaped with his booty. This is the nine huu-
dred and n:netS-ninth warning to all people
never 10 1e&ve their house, when containing
anything valuable, without first properly Sc
curing their doors and windows.
, 1861-08-16

HoNK Of THE Fn1gsDIEss-There Will be An
adjourned meeting Of the managers Of the Home
Of the Erie dnlesa at the re8ldence OF Mrs. YIN.
Il. Brown, 150 Michigan avenue, this afternoon at
3p'clock. a full ate e3dance ID desired.
, 1861-08-16

GAs FrxrunEs.-$ao.ooo worth Of new styles
must be sold within sixty days. 1S2 Lake street.
jys4at q. II, Wu.NARTH.
, 1861-08-16
THE NEW GOVERNA1EN!
HNVE1IaoPE8.

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NEIH-JERSEY ITEMS.

DESCENT UPON RUSSERs.-For long time past the
New-York and Erie Railroad Company have been an
noyed by runners and hack drivers who cross over TO
the New-Jersey side to solicit passengers Yesterday
complaint was made before Recorder Marndale OF
Jersey-Cy and warrants were Issued for the arrest
OF quite number OF them. Chief Of Police Marinus
and squad of officers proceeded 70 The railroad depot
when some one ON the look out Went 10 NewYork and
gave notice to the b. which they mostly saved
themselves from Jersey law. Owen Boyle, james
Smith, and John Brady were taken into custody and
in default of go fine each were committed 10 the
county jail. 1t was aferwGrd as0ertained that two
other runners escaped by jumping overheard and
Iingng to the forward rudder of the feryboat
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VERDIcr on THE WILLETT's PoISr SBooIISo.-
After several hours session Thursday evening, the
Coroners jury at Edwards Hotel Flushing, rendered
as their verdict that Frederick Markoe and Domnick
Lassi came 20 their deaths from rifle bullets fred by
q squad of men belonging to the New.York Rifles,
under command and by orders Of Lient. GeOrgi. Az
sufficient implication existed warranting the further
detention OF Capt Crasto the Coroner discharged him.
He returned 10 the cunp at Willett's Point, and,
having slept there during the night, took HE leave a.
8. m. yesterday, and repaired TO THE ci,y. He re-
ported himself TO Gen Yates q. the Division Arsenal
at O'clock for orders, being accompanied thitber by
Lieut. Hamilton Of the Flushing Artillery-the same
who arrested him on Tuesday morning Lieut.. Hani-
ton stated that be had 10 look upon Capt. Crss
toe case in different light, and wac now convinced
that he had been sD abused man. and was not 90 much
to blame for the cous &c en1eayOred 10 take at was
at first believed.
Capt Crasto protected sgains, having anything fur
Their 10 do with the regiment Of COL lie Gendre. Tie
narrated his grievances, alleging that be bad been
greatly oppressed in bis position and could nor there
FORE remain az a man.
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nlRn.

BRUsB-In this city, os Friday Sept g. Ct.lss T. infant
son Of Charles 7. and Sarah l.. Brush.
CATHELL-on Friday Sept 49, Henry L. CGthel. aged 3,
yeArs.
HIGAN-Iu tai, city Friday, Sept -, James ". Hsssp
aged % yesH.
HENDERsON--At Brooklyn, ca P.dsy, Sept. 10, Joseph
Youngest child Of James aed lTsoes Henderson aged 10
nlonths and days.
LTyrryGon Friday, Sept 49, Frederick j., infant son Of
Frederick and CsthGrne Leting aged year. month and "a
dsys
PYEp Friday Sept 1a Ct e.ooslyn, =. D. Miss susan Pye
daughter Of sto Stephen Py Of NewtowD l. H. aged a.
years
sHERMAN-On Friday, Sept i3, a. hs residence al Milton
Ney.Yori James Sherman IN the o9th OF his
His friends are invited 70 attend h funeral from his ste
residence Tuesday the Eth ins, at1 O'clock No., With
out further notice.
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Religious Notices.

Carietta, or, Going 10 Sing In Heavenly
could have your faith hawkins, gladly would but was born
skepc csono. help my doubts more Than can tho result,
with my tenpers meni and the peculiar bias Of my mind,
10 ,,Id john Harvey 70 he walked with friend under drip
he 6sncy Of the sop lamps made broad path Of light along
The wet sidewalk john Harvey tspnc Of thirty years
standing and apparently hardend IN n, anoeet Every eGdy
and calmly made impression on the rocky soil Of ms heart
disied the eight Of his massive face and humble
Cbrtisns sighed he passed them man with such eapse
ties. they ssd-wth such generous impulses 80, everybody
how with intellect enriched and powers
keepes metal and yet no God no hope OF NE n.ne
Bo one friend had never given him up When spoken TO about
hii will talk with and pfay Tor US man until aie hs sia
the marvellous light. And oh, how wonderful that hght VIII
seem 10 him, shut up 20 long" . -, - -.
him In snswer tina, stormy night ho OILY SAID God can
change stepc John e has more power over your heart hsn
you have and mean still to prey ioI Jon;,s h.u,r
"Oh I've objections none In the word seeing ociovns
Won know Pm ready for any modern miracle but tell yoaH
would take nothing abort Of mrele 70 convince me- HOW
ever & ea .snt ne ss stormy n Who~ how the wind
blows! Here's rsstsursnti let US stop here" 80, ~,
How warm and pleasant looked In the long, brilliant dining
ssoon Clusters Of gas lets streemed over e sei sna
Us 10 rejected back the lights well ss the great mirrors
had and were Just on the point OF
s when strain Of so music came through door-s child
upon my word tia. pretty said John Harvey what
marvellous purity IN tboso toDes9
Of here little baggce eTed hofe voice ana one
Of the waters pointed sngriy to the DOOR
LET her come said John Harvey springns 70 bis feet
I'VE dos'i ALLOW them In this place an said 'hs "si'sf'
SWsi lei Ssr 20 somswLsie iOI want 70 hear her,
" us pxs ls tive bad ven Nv ,t.asu u wpsi!v Asv'
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Passengers Sailed

Ia ,eas,lig 1sdgo for U1Vrs-C. Delnobico c. Eor.o,
New Yori; Capt c. Jshnson England Dr. 0ussye Salter
and lady o. Fuller, J. r. s.5ns, New York; Mr. and Mira
W. J. Townsend, New Haven 4. wiger3 Henry Mspow,l
NswYorhi Albert Phppon, Pths }. Leslie, washington
Ma Brsnt st. Louis A. Msiso VIM and Gordon vorhies
M. ID Blanchard Miss A Blanchard Mn Harvard, Miss
Robinson NewYo5kj O. H. Heard children and servant Bo
ton; MI North lady children and servant, New York o.
Farley MI and M A. ZuppnseT New ~" De Coniek
Boston Mrs and M Ella Font, CALIFORNIA; Mr. Eelseeqae
children and servant. 60 Mica @. " Shaw New York Nj
and Mrs r. Uhr and child Pa,erson Mira T. AmsleI and
chiS Mrs Toilet. France Mn j. Gray, Mrs. NJ Rsicih
Miss d. Beyst New-YoIk; Mss NJ Genton, Mra T. Ohrey
MI snsrG and child. Mr.. aud Mr hqmoert aud children
BrslaDt Frsnosi n. CsutsgeL NewYorh T. CLoricr do
G. Jscob do L. Turin do. Thomas Lea, DO reter, "
Lever 81 Lous; u. w. RidouS Franoei Chts B:ump, b.
Louis, Alex Hshsrd California; VIM SaltsnstaD, New York
Nr Obsra and four friends; Mr. I. Vs New.Yoh Mrs
Croer do NJ. j. LeyeT 81. LOUIS NJ j. Lrngsdoro, OHIO
Mrs H. LsbssdorB Cleveland, Mia. Lsngdorf Do Master
Otto LsnsdOfn, dol Alsu schGfenbeIse Sew'Yersi ~ NJ
FouTtsdo do CAss Hobbs New York Andrew SchGfenber
ger Cai wsaaer. NJ J Mr. Husbs', Aontrsdi Rev. L. j.
DheTbomer and servant 49,,
@In steamship klrnak, for Here Gs6 Ra.anS-jss schmu
Phisaslphsl Jos, schmitt r do John H.uek DO ~ Che
ner Portland, Nc }. H. Bowman, New YORK g. W. Hopper
do Beds s,ttisso De CubaJ Podbusk, Haysnsi James
G. Gros Psnn,t ysnia Miss Wallace Syracuse Miss Apez
tequs aud seTvH Havana Charles 0iden ksvyoTk Cnso
Cobisn Rorega ssyaDA FelIe Apezquis Havana T. Wal
lace Syracuse seorse Mstihet, London, W. Arnold
Bath, Me- 0eose r. PrchsEd New Yok. Mr. ard Nr. N w.
Smith tpd chi GEN. Tow Yorh; Hr and MIRA r. II. Sawyer
Nassau Neil lnson do. VIM. r. Black DO. Mr.. aud Mo
RoLsr, 70 ~ Sang DO O. Ken, 40. w. Walsh, do, a. u
brown New-Y,sL
In staa.hip sarion for Key Wess and BasassJ H. He'd.
mar Idly ch and sefysnt, Mss .. Powers NJ. on
son ABdrsc, ~ ID. CHI IL W. and r. LaAerty IL. Thso-
phite B.cbE II. r. Tiion, JAmos Paul An3T.v Mitchell,
q. MotnIie, rye d. Warren Joe sheffield David Gains,
b. X lfsGtg.
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MARINE. JOURNAL.
PORT or NEw-YoRK.........ssr'
Cleared.

sesn.hps-Ksrnsk LIE Mesurisr Nassau, p =. Cunsrd;
Chesapeake, Crowen, Portland, H. Ii. Cromwell L. Co.
Ships-Jane Dunnioe Sco6eld, Liverpool Nesmth Sonsi
Sec Lark Peck shsnghss s. q. Reed Col Drcsdnousht
sauels LyerpsO David Ogden; Mnss, Morrison, Liver
pool, VIM. O. Gregor.
Barrsm Nichols Dunrk Surles Chairman Coz Coriolsn
(Brem), steingsfs. Bremep knsuth, Marched kuhne
Brigs-Celt (Br) Brand ~. Johns ". Eis Popham
MapG.. tBrl Bscaim, Halifax, Js, Hunter Co Than
pon Mckay harseiles A BrsdshAwi Hannah McEwen,
bodeax H. Becker Graves; H. A. Ddier, Hubbard Balti-
more, Hict Bell; Scotland Francis Bsrbadoes snitn
Ssm1 Lindsay, Gnpte Cork and Market St. Agnes, MILLS,
Cardsnss, j.. \. Whitney 4 Co.
sehooners-Pennsyvsns Munro, Boston, Brett Bon Co.
John Randolph Gutter Boston, Yates PoeThed Lewis A.
Edwards Lime Rio Jsneiro O. 8. Coi,i Stag tBnl -
Halifax J. r. Whitney Co. Leocsda Smell, salem, Mas,
Roper Co Horace Bruckn, 81. Johns N D., j. Doylei
Protection, Davis, Elzsbetbport master.
Sloop-wrtn, Stokes, New Haven. ~,
delphia, J. Hand.
Buge-Gee. IL. Stout, Lsughin, PHILADELPHIA J. Hand.
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Gnrf.

FASHION PLEASURE-GROUNDA SSOClA-
" TION-FALL RACEs.-sepi l6, 1861, 81 P M, Match
for $500 years old, Carrying 81 lbs hoNNVT names
~ Tiy by Logan dam sylphlds by Eumiusi JOHN HUN
IiR names by Revsnue dam Young uipsy bI imp her
GER Same dsysweeps.heao for years Old carrying 70 os
IA tbe proprietor 70 add dash Of mile four sneseYio
eri j. b. M0NN0T entsS BY Logan dan MAY siaae
sntersb I BY imp Balfowno dam imp Comfort ey in.h
Glencoe p H. Forbe, named y. Morris entry dead ~
NJ B-Inmedatsly AFTER the race the Revenue fhy WI" Do
,old 10 the hshcst bidder to close spsrtnsrahp
Special Train will leave Hunters Poin y p M 20 con.
yey 10 aud from tho Course AFTER the race over
uie 10 corsoon With stages TO convey 70 ire
Csuiss JQsxPH CRoCHIRoN AsnsfsA
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 49, 1861

nom T. Harris g. uaa Duva, =. Tcmper, ,. q Pernen'
iSs F. Vmde g. Schultz Mr.. c. Thoms. and sons y.
sshsrbsns, g. Browns ..fs. A. A'dsn MI. T. Hysre1
Gibbs g. Consul ct NeUvas bearer Of dspaches H. l.
Hicks, II II. Combs Capt, j. c. Gibbs, T. h. Cayhorn H.
Rodisoes. NJ Montego T. j. Montego " Jack, Mics seey
y. r. Cara snd lady, j. Muds H. q. Dsntn, G. pennesr
Miss A. Brennan A Lucan W. Dunu X. Lsrery, ii. Sands
C. L. Martin y. Lee VIM j. Lus.smose Englisn C. Fabn
Jno Foster, p. Duncan, j. Erdmsns. Pinrod u u
Rice, snd r. Green.
10 brig I'GS0ra, from ST. JoAn p RMr. Donna Julia De-
fontsine,
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AHoTHIR CASE OF FRAUD ON IRE RELIEF Fund
Yesterday, Julia Boland was arrested by officer Book
saner of the Twenty ninth Precinetfo defraudng the
Relief Fund. 1t appears that Julia is the wife Of
James Bolsnd, member Of Bakers California Regi-
meDt at the seat of war, and that she had been
drawing 81 so per week from the Committee Of the
Eighteenth Ward, and 50 per week from the Commit.
teeof the Seventeenth Ward. In this way she had
dupc aed her receipts TO the amount of 40 Justice
Brennan committed the accused to answer the charge.
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California Msrrisses and Dtsths

In San Francisco, Aug BY the Rev. o. p Fitzgerald W.
Dess Of hs, city, to Jpls w. Siumoas o. Che,ses Mass
DIED.
In Gan FT6ucseo Aug Robert Hstchirson Of Lake H.
aud Mary A. Pe1kt aged yeArr months and IA days
In San Francisco Aug IS NJ Tymeson native Of Csnto
h.rie New-York aged 20 yesTG
In Gan FraDcsco Aus 10 Lizzie, wife Of T. L. BIiaff,
naive Of Bennington, Vermont, aged 70 years.
In Gan Francisco Aug IL, Sarah Jnne wife Of William W.
Chsce native Of Atkinson, New HamPshiie ssed % yeus