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Died.


RAnzr-At Peekski on Sunday, August \, Of her.
mofrhags of tho lungs esORGsF BAILEY. In the ssd yvAr
His remains we're in.srrod at somsrs N. Y, onTues-
csARx-on Tuesday, August 10, the beloved son Of
Jshn and Bridget Clark, aged years, months and 70
he friends and acouan,ancss are respectfully invited to
sss West fwens this DAY sasda
CuRrrs-In Brooklyn, ON Wednesday, August 20 MARY
ELLEN daughter Of John b. and Margaret Curtis, aged
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited attend The funeral from the residence Of her
parents, 40 Myrtle avenue Brookyn this (ThursdsyD
afternoon, al two O'Clock.
CUNsIscaAm.--In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, August 10 /,
The relatives and frienda Of tho family arc respectfully
invited attond the funeral from his late residence,
washington ayenues near Dean street, brooklyn, this
Cleveland and Memphis papers please copy.
CoscxJIN.-on Tuesday, August 10, sAxusL ssABuRr
CoStxLlN, in tho 43d year OF his age
The relatvs. and friends or the family respectfully
nyIcd attend tho funeral this Thursday) aternoon
sAtwo O'Clock, iron his late residence, No Az second
CLARK--At Richmond, va, on Friday, July IL, Of
wounds received at the battle o. seven Pines M SHs W.
CLARK eldest Of Rev Henry Clark OF Plttscd, Mass
DouorAss--At 115th street and avenue A, Captain
| DOUGLASS.
| Thursday afternoon at one O'Clock,
DRiscofL.-On Wednesday, August 20, hAsohA pNs
COLL wo Of John Drsco, aged AZ years. native OF as
| parish Of Bani ey county, Cork, Ireland
Tho friends Of the family respectfully invited 70 at
tend tho funeral, from her late rcsiienco, 65a Waite
street, this Thursday afternoon, at hdf.past tw'
l O'Clock.
DREw-on board United States transport steymers Joh
Brooks Sunday morning, August II, OF typnoid fever
GsoRoE W. DREw, OF Francis NJ Drew III Hamilton
c. W., and member OF Company d. Forty~linth regimsr
| New York State Volunteers, aged "a Yeas.
| F1owERs--In Brooklyn suddenly, On wednesda
morning, August 40 es Re Ftowyss aged 4S years.
The relatives and friends the Fanny, also q. RoOe
years. also the members of hS rirst a list ohur d.
respectfully invited to attend tse flnsra from his ss
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hs place and Instructed TO SEND all rn '0o"ns 70
Warrington for settlement fhs done The merchants
protested against she cutting down OF their bills without
remedy for months. But this week the merchants
poasd 70 their Senator (Mr sunner). who niher,
and having satisfied the Secretary OF War OF the equ
shs character claims the latter ordered the pay
nsnt Of the entire amount $500 Oo0part Of
cad the remainder in Boston.
REvENUE FROM MINERAL LANDS
Judge Edmonds, Commissioner OF the Land ONCE. 10
about 10 visit the districts upon public
main, with view to determine upon some system
whereby revenue may BE- derived from mining produc-
tions. He fees that, white the Homestead bill will 60
Tar to destroy from sales Of public lands, its
advantages will be confined people upon the frontiers,
and great OF the poor Of the country can never
- sssss themselves OF the for the removal Of their
fsnil'ss, &C., which would enable them TO erect new
Aoa. n the far OF West. It to supply the default Of
-.-.,s ,o lands produced BY the improvidsEi giving
av.v OF sh.m. that IL il now proposed TO establish
new system in rsia,sn snes 70 mineral lands.
ruu pAorrro RArLSOsD AND TELEGRAPH C0AMIs-
Under the .uthorit OF tho act OF July 1862 to aid
che construction OF ra oads and telegraph lines to the
Pacific Ocean, Secretary of the Interior has appointed
ths following named gsntlc> to be commissioners In
connection with the other comm ssonsrs named in the
act, viz-Samusl J. Tdcn and Herr. v roor' OF Now
York VIM D. Griswold Of Indiana; Re oorI w. Latham,
OF The District Of Columbia and DR.. o. r. "ozsnsrat
eAifOrnia.
THE NEW GOVERNMENT SMALL NoTEA.
The statement that the first delivery Of the osta
currency here was made on Monday is erroneous Tho
only postal samples what are 10 be
ssusd rst to the Assistant Of the
in New York city
THE NEW YORK OFFICERS UNDER THE NTERNAL
REVENUE LAW.
The appointments OF collectors asseysorS under
the Internal Revenue law for New York, viii probably
be completed tomorrow.
NEW MILITARY PRISON.
xnsthsr military prison has been prepared, At -four
i've N six hundred About hundred at present
confined there.
ARRIVAL OF RELEASED UNION PRISONERS.
About eighty returned prisoners, Of all grades, from
Southern PRISONS arrived here to day.
SPECIAL AGENT FOR THE DETECTION OF PENSION
FRAUDS.
Bradford Rexford OF wisconsin has been appointed q
spscsl agent the Of frauds the Pension
Office, under the Of July IA. 1862.
a ILLNESS OF CAPT. GREEN. AID TO GEN. sIGEL.
Captain L. r. Greon, Added Camp General Sgel ar
rived here yesterday from Culpepper and lying quite
all at the Washington Hotel.
ARRIVAL OF INvALIDs FROM GEN. POPE'S ARMY.
Some three hundred sick soldiers from General Pope's
army down in the yesterday from Culpepper.
They In charge Of DR. Aonzo Carceon Surgeon Ce
neral OF the State Of Maine
THE MUSICIANS THE REGIMENrAL BANDS.
The yesterday brought down quite . number o.
musicians belonging regmenta bands TO be mustered
out Of the service. under the recent law.
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Recruiting in Pcnnsyivania. ,

The work Of forming regiments is still going forward
with unexampled rapidity Thirteen full regiments have
already gone and four others in of
formation Camp Curtin. The material for three reg
ments is in camp at Pttsburg and will arrive here
Ia a few days Twelve regiments are raising In PhiIa-
dephia and six at various other points in the State,
making in all thirty eight regiments which, 1t is expect
time xcd by the War Department the latest for accep
tance OF regiments II IL believed that f the mo
Is extended the 1st OF SEPTEMBER whole quota Of
45 900 under the first call would be raised and thus
der special draft unnecessary The raising, organizing,
equippng transporting Of army Of forty thousand
men by one state, within space OF thirty days, s
achievement glorious, and probably before
eoualled In military annals.
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NIArriel.

BossALI--MARsH.-On Wednesday, August 20, at Sunny
sde, Railway, N. j., by Rev. Mr.. Imbric, Dr. VIM r.
BoxsALL, United States Navy OF Philadelphia, TO Miss
MAGGIE daughter Of DR. 8. N. MArsh OF Railway, N. J.
CoRSooK-DHoN-InB Brooklyn, August IL, by the Rev.
W. Hale A. CoRNoc TO Miss SUsE W. DIXON, both
OF this city.
DouGLAss-CANRnL.--On Wednesday, August 20, by
Rev. y. 4. Lawrence, Gro. Il. DoUGIAss 70 MARY A.
CANrRELI, both OF New York.
MARnS-DoDaE Riyerdals, on Wednesday, August
90 by Rev. DR. Morton, Of Philadelphia Mr.. HESRy NOR
xoH TO Miss CLARA W., daughter Of Samuel n. Dodge
Esq. OF this city.
ScaIcxHAUs-ScHxIDr.-O On Thursday, August by ths
Rev. f. w. Geissenhainer, Mr.. EDWARD ScmcxHAus, OF
Newark N. j., 70 Miss NARY A. SCHMIDT, Of this city.
SnocK-DnI.-In Brooklyn, Tuesday evening
August 49, at the residence Of Thomas Bishop, Esq by
the Roy. James Thomson, JACOB SHOOK 70 Mrs EnnISE
prLL, both OF Middesex county.
Now Jersey papers please copy.
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The Quotas Due In New Jersey.

",
The follow ing the quotas by counties due from the
State make up the las call for 800 600 men-Atlan.
tic, iS2; Bergen, 6lS; Burlington 1873; Camden, 2S2
5Il Hanerdon, COO Mercer, 40l Middlesex, 016 Mon.
MOUTH 907 Morris, 656 Ocean, 207 Passaic 5l6 Salem
2i2 Somerset, $780, SUSSEX, 332; Warren, 6l3-making
10.4,S.
Lumbsrton and West Hampton, in Burlington county;
all the wards In this city; Union, In Camden county
Bridsvton, in Cumberland; Bethlehem and Iamberts-
vile, Ia Hunterdon; Plumscad, in Ocean, Pcgrove and
Upper putsgrove, In Salem; Montague apd Newton, In
Sussex; Bcvidere, Independence and Phiipsburg, In
warren exempt from draft. The quotas are made
out by townships.
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} "dward Connolly, osln New YcrK s M. Na,,.s..
p "o's ester list New York ). M AAnsssss
n = n "n, ~ United states dragoons. Msasasaa
R.FSS,n 'stn oni Tori ne,nsc.
sanos iinEne Ohio File Mountain
~ rs 4. u eCuiisierr o. 'hio, Western Virginia
.DaS !. ~, oi m<n. othN 'ort Re iubiic
a a. NJ "isoh, 5, S"S ono, 'ort Republic
Tn.mas vgeh ~ 1,'a oo,s1 onm;, PORT Repablio.
=, W. Watkins, Goth Ohio. Pom rrbs,
M g. Dempcy, 66lh Ohio, Port Re- ,b,ic
". a. SAMPSON Goth Ohio, Port KEEP III, po~Su.
1has H. biason, LIST OhIo ARTILLERY, y ~ puoo' ~
James aIren, lst Kentucky nfantry, ro.. pto
!. T. =, = walters, Sd Kentucky cava ry, Sacra5aN 10
- q Hutchinson, 18th Pennsylvania, HanesTh. "
r. % o. Nevin, 2sth Pennsyivapia, Harper Ferry.
Il uvtuSAi'h, d9iu IennSy wanna, Front RgyuI
mos Maglnn, 2sth Pennsylvania, front RoysL
~! ~ mI oroi lo4th Pennsylvania. Seven Pines
maurice Although, LIST Mary and o, L,vnl RoysI
Robert Nuy, LIST Maryland, Front Royal
ID l.. Ssnnton, 1st Mar ylani, Front ROYAL.
yohn huAppel, LIST Mary land, Front ROYAL.
n; r. r. kittredgs, Cd Maine, Manassas.
wm H. Clark 4th Maine Port Republic.
~ van Buskirk. 9th Indians, Winchester
e. Giddings, Sd Wisconsin, Winchester.
w. H. Kinney 9th New Jersey, Ses fines.
VIM M Breyoort, Michigan, Winch ester,
y M Church, I'd Rhode Island, Manassas.
United Staes Ndpy
Inas. mas kaksr, Chief Engineer, City Point.
'onn r. Garvin, Capt. steamer Unioa, wrecked at
:, Bogoe Inlet, on Port Royal, Nov. 8, 1901
T. W. Halo, Masters Mate, Pig Point,
4. u Chllds, Masters Mate, Lars Island.
y H. L. Hand Engineer, steamer A. eion Bocue IuIet
mos palmsr lst Officer steamer Union Bogus InIet
A. M Rankin, 3D. Assistant Engineer, steamer Union,
Bougue Inlet.
. G. seocklsy, LIST Assistant Engineer, steamer Union,
! Psrcey Chief Engineer steamer Union Bogue Inlet
:. 10 sord, Lieut. Signal Corps, City Point.
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BUFFALo August 70, 1901
The Annual Diocesan Convention Of tho Protestant
Episcopal Church assembled Kero to-day The attendance
was large and the services interesting Onc hundred and
twenty cergynon answered TO their names. The sermon
was preached by Rov. VIM. A. Watson, Of Lockport
This afternoon Bishop Delaney delivered his annual sd
draua
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New jersey Republican Convention.
TRENTON, August 20, 1862.
The Republican State Convention for the nomination
Of candidate for Governor, will be held in this city
tomorrow.
Two persons--Rugler, OF Frenchtown, and Wright, Of
Milford IN Hunterdon-have been arrested by the Deputy
United States Marshal aud confined In Burlington county
iaiI for interfering with enliHtments.
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or Cassfus M. Clay.

TFTiobUHUI NuBHrs HoU~'
Cassns M. Clay arrived. here this evening, and was
screpadsd at the Monopgahcla House. He made long
speech TO n large audience His remarks were prnci-
pally denuncia.ory Of England.
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w. A. Bachelors Celebrated Establish.
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7Too LAVE ron oLAssIFioATION.

JSoR SALE AT A BARGAIN TO cLosE THE EsTAyH
~ the John Haslcr. ESQ.,, recently dcccasedlha
aes, esbished and Bakery Gbnfcc,iouefy Anl
leo Cream saloon In Jsrsay CITY with tbs wciny aeelsa
s,aed on the prime al business thQycughare knd wttW
two Of the ferry Consisting 6f the Stock, xureS
Lease has been coseJ few days 70 take az
Inventory, and be opened for business within few
Montgomery street. from 10 TO 4 or ol CHAs z: CHiCI
HAts, is hroad-av No. vorh from IL to2 r. n. for en-
AL.
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suffolk County Putting On Her Harness
fOr tho War.

. S0UTnOLD, L. l., August 19, 1867.
The Supervisors Of the county Of Suffolk held meeting
yesterday, and voted 70 pay bounty Of hundred
dollars to each volunteer, thus making bounty In all
OF $3.50.
The war spirit is on the increase throughout the
ty. aud recruits coming fast that the draft
be dispensed with.
The town of Southold is organizing a company under
the management OF Stewart L. WoodOrd, Assistant Dis
trict Attorney for the city of New York.
This company win be filed by Thursday.
A second company is to be Immediately organized.
The ball goes bravely on.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preservative
and Wig depot wholesale and retail, No. Astor House
The Dye is applied by experienced artists.
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G0uraud's Poudre Subtitle Uproots Hair
from low foreheads upper lips or part of the body
warranted. 453 broadway.
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Doctor Hunters Discovery Cures the
very form Of Bcrofus obstinate Eruption OF the
and old Ulcers No. Division street, New York Cy since
1884
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Photographic Albums.-A Large and
elegant variety manufactured by A. DOWLING s. NASSAU
street The trade supplied Price catalogue free.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Prizes Cashed
and Information furnished. Highest price paid doub
looms. TAYLOR CO.. Bankers. 10 Wall street.
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DIR. Q. Howard Marshall, Lung Inhal-
is famous for curing Asthma, Btonchius Caarrh and
Heart Disease still at the st. Nicholas Hotel New York for
q few days only. Room 3ll Office hours to g. Consult
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Bachelors Hair Dye-the Best in tho
world hsrmess and reliable Sold by drug
lists and perfumes everywhere Factory 81 Barclay
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More Regiments EN- Route TO the War.
PORTLAND, Me-, August 10, 1882.
The Sixteenth Maine regiment which left yesterday for
the seat OF war, will be followed tomorrow by the
Seventeenth regiment; Monday by tho Eighteenth
gimeu Wednesday by the Nineteenth regiment, and
tho Saturday following by the Twentieth regiment
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Constitution Water fs . Certain Cure
for diabetes gravel, and all diseases OF the kidney.
MORGAN n ALLEN, Agents, ~ Cliff street. N. Y.
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Eight Carte de Vfsitcs for 81. The Best
in the city, at WOODS Gallery. 2O6 Bowery. NJ.
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Omcial Drawings or the Library Asso-
citation Company: Lottery N & of k@entncsy @ x ,o..
IL, 76. IL, 20, IT. 90, l6, 81, "a, 46, II, "a, 73
. CLASS No. 2i2-August 70. l8o2.
A. 46. 81, 73, so, 10, II, 80, /, 43, IS, 20, q.
r. FRANCE 4 co., covinz.ou. Ky
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Prizes Cashed In All Lcgn'izcd Lotte.
ries. Information given JOSEPH BATES. Broker,
No. ii Wall street. room No. l. New York
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Eight Cartes dc Visltc for S1-Equal to
he best made BALCHS. 233 Greenwich st. COR Barclay
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Richmond County.

To night 2lstj at Vanderbilt Landing. the citizens o.
Souhned, Staten Island will hold meeting raise
their quota for the war by volunteering. The other
towns in tho county win probably avoid the draft.
depends upon the VI property In Souhod whether
their town Is to prove an exception.
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NBLo's GARDEx-Last night the Ravel troupe pro.
duced for the arst time this season. the fairy
Pantomiine entitled the screen Monster" The house
was crowded, and the pantomime brilliant success.
Ine "Flyins Trapeze," BY Young America, concluded
the performances and received with the utmost en-.
thpeaSm.
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Hill's Hair Dye, so Cents.-Black or
Brown-bes in Depot No. Barclay street, and sold
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Beautiful Complcxi0n.-Laird's Bloom
q Youth or Liquid Pearl has no equal for preserving and
this delightful article viii have other. Sold by all drug
gists At go Broadway.
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,.,h wsss ns respse.ye boa. The polio. Of the TWEEN
J T..sdaY .pS SA1neaosd their patriotic labors On
! : few - ms. With signal success. 10
many, who were unable 70 pay down. subsorib-
ea hosfsly lt is but right to mention in order 70 ex
ITO just public condemnation, that several men or
me- ans tn this precinct showed great un.pg,ess 10
CONT olte 81 their means for noble object IN view
The olA 'wng is ~ the incidents rererreI 10 a NO
Iicenan ~ mt to the rich man m tho ward ~
get subse.ripton He rang the bell and re-
qaeaied the ss''vant to take his book to Mr. 3
and request hun 10 subscribe. Preseutly the rich
man came 10 tho oiScer in high passion, and,
indignantly handing bin his book. slammed
tl,nesr - tho or gong-Anoher officer oaled on poor
lrishman, who yss honestly by his labor, and asked
him what ne con c'n,ribae ~ have not cent IN the
moment till SEQ What can do" and Of he started He
s ,ry returned with fty cents, which he had borrow
ed ana handing ii to the officer, said-I VIII return this
crnaw - get nay wages next Saturday, This poor
ir,., ianors. : decidedly richer man than his
moneyed and s.-istocratic neshbofs
TIN .oLIoE PATRIOTIC FUND.
CErHlI DsrAR, s Mrw ~ Jas vass A".ast ao issa
The Board Of Police thankfully scxnowisdes the re-.
cept of the following su IN a'd Oh sns iunu ior raising
'nS VIM pn a ,oo James s2
Andrew Beakley, s25; George Bradley s3i J. Allen
s2S John j. slcocks s25 l. r,swoS sas s0J ,ssah ser
B. Taylor, $780, Archibald Hail. CAPITA o. uns ForI 20
owen W. Brennan Harbor Master, garha. 3 Hss,s'
Barber, Harbor Master, s25; JOHN p umminIs'
Hsrbor Master s25; H. H Hull Harbor "asaSr, n1aa,,
A. Jerome, Harbor Mazter, S25; James p. Gu
ter harbor Master SIS; L. Taylor, Hsrpor Master,
mas. $780, N. L. MoCready, $780, Francis skddy, $50;
Horace H. Day $780, Henry oothout (second donation)
$780, Friond 500; Friend, 500; Henry Oothout, }
for the chaplain Of the First regiment to purchase relE
gions books, 500. JAMES BOWEN President.
The patriotic sentiment Of the people OF the Twenty
eighth precinct has commenced to manifest itself In
most satisfactory Late this day subscriptions
opaned hcre In aid OF the families Of the Metro.
pot,n regiments now being raised The following gen.
tsmsn promptly subscribed and paid down the following
sums In aid Of sad objoct-Wm. H. Mular Co., Sl00;
r. p. Getty Il Son, $50; II. O. Lamson $50; J. H Hol.
comb $26 We understand that Intention of Capt
Dixon TO publish in full list Of Gil Subscribers at early
day psxt week..
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Monitors, Third Company.

SPECIAL BOUNTY.
special bounty OF each will paid by two exempts
to the ars twenty who shall bring this and
enlist In this very desirable company Of volunteers whore
their companions wIll be proper associates.
Apply to L. A. ROBERTS. at Headquarters 306 Broadway
Prof. L. MilIer's TIA ir Dye, SO cents, Black
and brown The best Try IT, Sold by druggists Depot 56
street..
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Omcial Drs wings or Murray, Eddy 4
Co.'s kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries
KENTUCKY EXTRA CLASS 393-August 2o 1859
Q, 90, AZ, AZ, 80, Is. G7, l8, l, 23, rs, 81.
KENTUCKY, CLkss S94-August 90 1889
~, AZ. 20, 50. So, 43, SO, 26, "a, I5 "a, 81, 25
Circulars sent free Of charge by elhss
MURRAY. EDDY 4 CO.,
Covfngt0n, Ky. St Lous No
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Omcial Drawings or tho Della W are STATE
Lotteries
DELAWARE. ExrRA Glass 3Il-August 2O 1862
AZ, 70, 4, 40, 81, 3S, 3, SO, 20, 80, 2, IT.
DKLAwARs CLASS Ss-August 70 1861
AZ, g. Is, l3, As, IS, 81, 20, 40. Is, Al, IS, &c.
JOHN A. NORRIS { CO..
Wilmington, Delaware
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Festival FOR the Relief OF Sick and
Wounded Soldiers.

Yesterday the members OF the Literary and Social As
sccaticn Of this city gave grand festival in Jones'
Wood the proceeds Of which to be devoted TO tho
relief Of the sick aud wounded soldiers passing through
the city remaining amongst very efficient
nittse supsrntendcd the carrying ont OF the programme
which included all the pleasures and anusements looked
for upon such occasions The day beautifully fine,
and tho avorte grounds at all times open to the breezes
Of the East river tbomost enjoyable that could be
selected for the purpose large Of young
people OF both testified by their their
preciaton OF tbs humane and patriotic object Of the
association, and the harty and joyousness which pre-
vailed throughout the day unbroken by the slight.
est controtcmps Of disagrecable character The
thy proprietor OF the hotel Mr. Isaac S0mers, every
whore contributing 70 ths enjoyment OF the thousands
assembled on the grounds by courteous attention 10
ALL and BY the rctest personal supervision throughout
IL was announced that Gen Arthur State
General, with Generals Sckcs and Bustesd and other
notables would be present Gen. Arthur unavoida
bly, absont but the other two named gallant Generals
tended and participated In the festivities Of tho
mcnt. They were received with fatterng enthusiasm
each they addressed The asscmblage in very pleasant
and whai feeling strain, appropriate TO the humane OBJ
jest they had assembled to promote The amusenaents
OF the Dance rendered irresistible by the music Of two
very excellent bands, were continued until .
late hour. Ad thus passed of successfully and happ
ly the Literary and Social Association festival
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Trus ssos.-NIarsh & Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss vesey ST. opposite the church. No
with any oce Of Female attendant
Occasional Costiveness.
No medicine s sure BRANDRETHS PILLS-two
or three often permanently curng
BESURE AND GET NEW STYLE.
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A LII SOLDIERS IN GENERAL M'CLELLAN'S uARNY
n would be glad their ~ nas.
The Harnden Express, "a Broadway. send daily and carys
only half rates.
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A BOX or PAPER AND ENVELOPES SINGS Is LIE.
n tia ready MARKED, only 81 90 at uIM-skn y, s5d
Broadway,
, 1862-10-06
Additional BY the City of Washington
TENDER or GARiBAlpl AID HIS
SOLDIERS.
ARRIVAL OF TEIE BUaeA,

CAFE RACE, Oct 4-Tho steamship ,Jura.
from Liverpool Sept, 25tl, via Londonderry
2Glh, was boarded by the news yacht at a. III,
to-day. Her adytces are one day later than
those hy the City Of Washington.
The North American, from Quebec, arrived
at Londonderry on tue 25tb.
Tue political news by the Jura is unfmpor.
tant. The news Of McClellan's victory over
Lee Tas received with much satisfaction by
the federal party tn Liverpool, ind glyc ail
Impetus to the cotton marltut, which vas
elscked by large arrivals Of Surats.
!, Tile 1iMts of the 25th IN an editorial says
that after recent events 1t Is not Impossible
that we may, yet sec Garlbaldi crossing the
Atlantic in the assumed character of an Amer
ican, and 1lghtiug Tor the suhjugation Of q MI
tion struggling to be free. The Morning IbA
rsmaIks that, to be consistent, Garlb ,ldi
should go to The other side, 1here 0,0)0, 900
are lighting for the right Of governing them
st]yeB.
The Iost cpdeayors to provo Pope's iacon-
potency from Ills reports.
Brcadstufs-S1arket quiet,
lut steady. Corn tlrmcr. Provisions quiet.
Consols closed on Friday at Q336Ql0JN Tor
money.
CARE RACE, Oct. 3.-Tac rioting at Belfast,
ireland, has been serious, but there was no
loss Of life.
IrA,.r.-Garibaldt's condition continues to
improve, but II is expected 1t will bs many
weeks before he can be removed. An amnesty
to him and bis followers has been again r,i.
mored.
LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN.
LlyEKrooL, Sept. 25.-Thc American consul
at Vienna wrote to Gaflbald. asking, as he
had failed In bis patriotic efforts in Italy, II hu
would offer Ills valiant arm in the American
struggle for liberty aud uuity, promising Linn
an enthusiastic reception. Gatfbal.1i, nnder
date Of September l4th, replied: ~ Mn a