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70 urss LIP. CRAWFORD.


Your brothers hopes OF Hsavan we're briahs
He nov Is a. the world oflgii;
Bis suhsri 20 are forever past
Andhe Isaac 10 Heaven at last.
Weep not fct lin. he's happy now
golden cToEn sGrrounds hts brow;
With AZ gels 5Tig GIT he sig aud sings,
And heaven yiih Gves;es, music rings.
Think Of he lass qlest Of thee;
"sister, zee In Fssven with mt;
know Tey must die
But for me do lot grsVe or sigh"
Be sure and All ibis great guest.
Then you at dead viii 20 10 rest
May Heaven III ell It's Joys be shed
10 Richest hltsll 50 on you head. OLE
10 REvEELY IN HEAVEN.
(2eply 10 O.H.E)
Your honeis bright, celestaI, fair
A home pc stsssd by angels thert;
Where rsphs SirE h,iI Antn ems raise,
And AeavsEb high KInE Il gsateful pr assd.
A eroBB ~ glcry thou dost wear
Red cisd v.a pss;ly dew 50 fair;
No Other Eur can them oushine,
DO pu's, 80 holy, and divine
With nouTo'ul prayers he found the way
TaAt !ssds 70 end ess peace and day;
Bet no n Heavens high courts above
he s'is a1d sings rodesuirg love.
he stretch forth his hands 70 thee,
Crlss "siSt wilt thou 10 me
ohlmc-hs brother. meet here,
This Worid love- thS world so dear.
BIS song VI hrorgs endlers day;
Hshapsiros II ne'sI decay;
Bs endless icy II. be 10 ling
riumphhrt va pa.dlions King. CALVIN.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-13

and dam sirett, "a w
Rsy CHAs H. RTLANO win preach a. hi, cbureb .o.m0,
row ts1ndAy) morning, ct " O'Clock, arls-.iSs
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gELR NR a e. I o
FROM TIE NORTH

Entered according Of coagsss N he 1853 y =
fEn1zH 1erK once Of Che District Conn Of ths uor
sdsrAte Hates f,r ihs Northern Dissies q Georgia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-13

HUsrISss oOuRT.-In this court, yesterday, several
petty larceny cases were tred VIM. King and Charles
and Pleasant Jones' free grOas quilted OF the
charge of stealing bacon from the Central Railroad
Company.
John Henderson, John oasse,l and Alfred Moss plead
gully to the charge Of pattJ larceny and sent to
Jail for 80 days.
Robert PiermAn was acquitted of the charge OF steal
Ing iron from the Tredegar Works.
Maria Canary convicted of receiving stolen goods
aud sent to jail for days.
About one huuJred indictments we're brought In BY
the Grand Jury against different parties for intent to
xii, burglary, larceny, bel, selling Wbi,key without
licenses and gambling. AL of which shows an Inn
pr9vement in metropolitan morAIp.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-13
RICE-RIOE.l

THE distribution OF Rice by SPoTTs & HAIR
Il WY viii commences oissAiurday, the 18th inst
Each family and half pounds for
member OF the family for monih. Of 81 per pound
Purchasers will bring Sangei al and bag contain
the Rice an l8--cts
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-13
TREASURY DEPARTMENT 9. s A. /,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT Z. & A
Richmond. july o. Ise4
LOANS ON TIKI SECURITY OF TIE FIVE
IA INDEED mILLAOn SIX PER CE 4 rCN-
TAXABLE LONDS UNDER Thn va. $50
TION OF THE OUHAkNCK Law.
nEPOSIE5 on call will be received by the
~ Treasurer In this city Assistant reasorsrs Il eaton
and Mobile, and the DePOllles al Wilmington, kab.
lunbls Augusta, Savannah and Montgomery;
viii be susd fer tn bearing interest as the per
cent per annun, and scared BY the hypotnecLiopc
OF the ehoye oonds equal the o these osns
be set apart oy the aud the whR
phed eaeuslyey 70 the payment " the said certificate
The security and afforded 10 banks
rsons and tue puslc generally, BY This mode lry
Investment, and tie effect Of The generally
KEEPING the wiihin moderate bounds pa. win
commend TO s favorable confederation OF Gre and
secure her prompt cooperation In carrying into eject
g, A. TRENhOis,
iy22-du Seorstsry oftte fressnry.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-13
80 eITY,

KA. GUs5EE.--It SaslnoOrRo.ly stated in this soamn
yesterday mOrnin las Mr.. Gusssu. who had been
mi!ted by the hs at charge o. stealing furniture
had been sent cy tue Hastings Court for trial by
jury. The fac . ne was honoiably acquitted. The
ONLY wonder is ,s he should hATs been committed in
the rst place io it shown before the Mayor that
the affIr between partners In business, and
that Mr. Gdsssn seeking only to protect himself from
wrong and less, had, under the advice Of lawyer
seized an sold portion Of the partnership ELECTS
Mr.. G. Is G mar, imperfectly scq granted with the
laws ard business regulations and usages of this ooun'
try, aud In tskue counsel Of respectable attorney,
fore resOrlng any step in the matter did all that
Oouli have been s1rectsd. The writer with good OPP
portunities 10; knox :, believes Mr. g. to be strictly
honest man, sob;r ld Industrious and skliul work
man. 1t Is 10 be greeted thai he should have been
exposed TO the annoyance and demonstration attend
ing this affair.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-13

ANOTHER HOUSE, OF WoRsAIP WANTED Between II
Capitol Square and Rockets South of franklin street.
there is place Of public worship. Formerly, We had
the First Presbyterian Church aud Trinity Church, on
Franklin street. but both othOse nave long since been con.
ed into pAcel amusement" Its true, that every
who wishes to do So easily attend som, Church
on Sunday but there should be some accessible place
where sermon could DO heard BY straggers along the
highways-persOns who would otherwise not visit the
"hOuse of God" If the Market Hall fitted up
for this purpose, and public notice given that religious
services would be held there every Sunday 1t is proba
bis that hundreds who repair to church would
be found among the attendants. PasstrI by wouli be
drawn in from curiosity, other motives and no doubt
the cause of religion would be promoted,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-13

r EFT NEAR MY HOUSE, about he first
~ Of June last tai sorre H0asE lane In the len fore
leg as 10 e icareey able to the loot the ground Bald
horse has star In the forehead and & hind legs white nearly
up to the kneeS-seems to be old and ss5kneyed.
The owner will prove property pay eharge and tsle hn,
away. J. BURRUsS,
eul2-c2w Nesr New Castle
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WANTRn.

A FARM.-The subscriber wants to rent
Yin the southern ibis State, the northern
part North 0aroi 1nd employment there u OF 20
negroes Of both sexes. Apply By letter personsly
ANDREW JOHNSTON,
jyi2--r stlEV.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-13
FROm rltE UNITED STATES.

The Baltimore asrlcan of the llth was received
last night II cana1 very little news. The following
is a summary ofthsl trepO'ts:
YRoH 4sl UPPER PoroMAo.
Our cavalry forcs O. out from Gen. Sheridan have
reoccupied harInsb -rs-
Az tfHcisl despsiea from Gsneral Sheridan reports
bis forces movllg ~ be Shenandoah Valley against
the enemy, ana AT o'c'eck yesterday (Wes nesday)
diminishing was going % ten miles from Winchester.
TRoM SRANl's ARMY.
There lie nothing in ortant iron the Army OF the
Potomac. General Gran has returned to Oh Point
He repor,s TIE explosion ordra1ce boat, Tuesday,
loaded with ammunition, a tie City Point wharf. No
details are given.
FROM FLORIDA,
General Birney hiss mad. raid in Florida destroy
ing several BRIDGE, apG lturrg locomotive and
several cars, Rad qla- It small arms. We now
hold Baldwin a. d Camp Eatiu.
EIPoRrED EEs1eSAnoa q escsETLRY tFAETOH.
Washington Is flied w,th runors of coming Cabinet
changes One set OF reports state that Secretaries
Seward Wells and Blair have rendered s1eiT resigne-
opa wbst another says thsl Ne Stanton g TO Vaca!e
tue War Department
The following Is special despatch to The New York
World, dated Washington 9.h-l2M:
special meeting OF the Cabinet held this after
noon / IL understood thas the long pending quarrel
bstgesn Mr. Blair aud Mr.. Stanton eliminated on this
OGcAblOft hud luht DtAhbSli 40"
nth Ms Blair rendered his resignation, which was
pIcm2Ly accepted by the President.
MISCELLANEOUS
Tde New York Post contains detailed account,
slowing how Boston has been engaged in importing
n On from E, rope to 90 substitutes and volunteers
into the army. Three ship loads have been brought
over, mostly from Germany
A blocksts soansz ran into Charleston on the night
Of the Ir1 Oar relea ed officers report that since
hey bsve ns5n confined in Charleston five blockade
runIC.s ca s!e "A.
TIE la:es gold quotations in New York is 266.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-13
l. e. DUAL

~ ioOpOunda ooshInsai
.@ ''' '."" az DuyAL.
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FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.

I WILL sell at puulic Auction, at Luz enburg
Court House. tbs day sept (cour dsy)
o'clcfk NJ Fifty Thousand Dollars Of county
payable January 1886 Iatsrsst payable semi annually
w. W. WEBB, CLERK.
X. kos eoNs, AuoS Iul8- 2sgsepl2
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-13

BLOOBED COW AND CALF AT AUCTION.
A FINE FLOODED MICH COW, Of
"A good size raised far below Richmond seven or eight
years ord, with hte female 0a shout month old
viii Ibe sold AZ auction This aturda,) nORNING at ten
O'Clock, at the lot IL rear OF the Ballard HouSs.
TRos. W. KEesEE,
GulS-uS Auctoneer.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-13
Wa TED BY a YOUNG LADY. WHO

graduate Southern instute Of high ,tsn se ard
has had experience In esohing situation teacher.
either private family some large school nary,
teach RE Eagh brsneAsI (ncutinE Mathefaatcs) tbs
Freucn srd Latin snsu No objection 70 g'ins Stuh
kefere exchanged
Addrss, stating isrms Miss A. NJ n box lios Pahnond
Va . 0 .
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REEET W. ALLEH,
63VeFlOr Of Lsu siana,

ExECUFIvs OFgIos
Shreveport Ii, July 81, 1864
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-13

$500 gs I. l.ss.. .s cen. s,. ny Lsps
lOh "a June last, Eego cy namd 1WYNS, aged II
yeos ABOUT rect inches high. sl gys the
for his delivery me, H. stokes OF kehmo0 v
L. h. KAI th1
Aug. 9th, lGa-4w. BurfIille, HettoSay, W.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-13

isElNG in the service OF the Government, Z
AJNnsd cannot sVe tuihcient attention 70 my
and have therefore, determined 70
lis take pleasure la rdpg 70 ny lisnds
cairo she hrm Of Messr MARTIN CARDCZJ, froE
the III crest wonld receive the best attention.
Al PeTscn 20 whom the late hIn OF w. w. g. PkTERk
in ev.ed viii pie draw tie
III, arn VII please cali and make payment 800.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-13

OFFIcE Va. oESTRkL Z. r. %, 4
klcHAOsD, aug. 18th, ls5l.s Z
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-13

lust PUBLISHED
- TIE PLRGLgIA SPELLER AND RE4DER--
.ptsd 20 ls Of rube schools and Pdsaie ssny
Last nction lged after the plan OF John Comfy.
ALeU.
THE HzRGLyX4 FIRST READER.
A hAerii discount maze the trade.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-13

There is nothing in ortant IRON the Army OF the
Potomac. General Gran has returned TO Oh Point
He Fepors TIE explosion VI an ordna1ca boat Tuesday
loaded with ammunition. tie City Point hArf. Nc
details are given.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-13

General Brney hiss mad. raid in florida, destroy
ing several BRIDGE, arG turing locomotive al
several cars, asd qua IT small arms. We no
hold Bald win a. d Camp EGtru
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COLLEGE,
TRAoHER WANTED,

A YOUNG LADY competent to teach Latin,
"A enob and u.uA EBgsh branches desires siS,lon
In private family Assistant school Refer
siv-i. Address Miss ANNA Leo,
au6-c4ts Lexinsftn Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-13

DROOKLAND SCHOOL, AT eRalN.
ID WOOD DEPOT, Als,marls coanty, vA-Ths sh Ss,ion
viii begin ID. W. on the LIST Sensnbsr Psynsnt peig IN
proyisons Wh DlhHlDDiE, y,
au2-wi u3tav2ps pr0r,pal
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NEWBORN DALY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY OCTOBER IL 1864

made instant and effective preparations to crush any
districts in that part OF the State ard bring The guilty
10 punishment. train was specially chartered, ana
these officers lef llst night ut O'Clock. taking WIN
them so stud OF Enfield rines and 1900 rounds q"
fixed ammunition. Tho militia companies Of Oskaiooss
have been ordered up P0weshiek county, ana thJse
in Dcs M0nes have been notified 10 hold themselves III
readiness for service az moments notice.
Since writing the above we have received the follow
ing letter frvn well known citizen Of PoWeshie.
county;
GpfyTRIL Oc, J. 1864.
Idifoy Of IT, DrrrrDoyf GAZETTE We are hcre assembled
,, me Provost Mirss office fpr tn. purpose oeniocn the
draft Two deputy marshall Capt jas L. bf'Loe and jo-
sab M OodnI1 the former from trhrev' ana te ilier
nom hnorv IT, out this morning to Ernest one J.. "a
bryant o! sugar trrek who had nor reported IA dne time
They stopped a a. MF frascrs H. olfr creek 70 81
amer siI Information sbo iIe location 81 fhr ou'r ty
informed thai the house ME tii side ci N.Y.
Crayers house. They returned 20 arrest tn saa bryant
our passed them AMI surrounded tire bu ~ IN NIth
they riding and killed Nood'uu inssn'yr putting 100,
hns through bin. and wounded Capt hlflorc ~ such Wy
tit ho hardly ed 90 live when the messenger ext
The Copposheai. lad man bv tho name OF "las-on
wounded Tire shots called ont the reigoor who reported
the matter T. Graves and the latter once sent Mess W
81 t- place euor tine stale cf slus One company o.
militia under Capt = j. Bns viii .tar tonight The com
ponies Il Moniczrma audNcwfon ordered 10 feP'r %
morrow. fou vii hear anon. The messenger prousL
Yori 10 Capt Mathew Provost Martial e fb pi.cc tDa
Capt la mere ssd TIA tho Captain die ia tire aiscargc o.
my duty" 9th officers killed have been IN the amy, and
reported 70 be- very intelligent ad honorable Young men,
hurry, yours {. ". vos COLLIN
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meGrrih, shsefe Cook Brandon rroe nu..e Fitzgerald

McGrrih sohaeer' Cook, Brandon Price Rus.e Fitzgerald
Nersi'v-- Counci'r-n Harertv sud Irqu-s-2
Nopnchmi oYcr Gated up General Oloei 5i9 being re-
p' OF onne' on Roads 80 Of adopting resolution
is' ihe te Commissioner be- directed TO flag Niuth
uctwen Worry ouh AVID fofyhh Streets, the west de.
! niich WIS adopted by ihe follow ing vote;
Al atvt-Coupciinei Keenan, Riley Rrophy Hsecfty,
iay nd Gc,,n 0l' i t,e,e, Coz na"
don, ilsce. Nu-sei FITZGERALD and Joyce
toancin4n AvlLAAr called up General lrieI so being
ror. OF Colee W'lyes, Piel and Sps. IN favor Of
ADOPTING fcsou Ion that tie bnIkhcad on TIE line Of Nrs.
fr a. between ilamnoid ara hoDoAeu streets were not
already t,cd b. raed to pond With tie grade
| Sf..i commissioner, and by conir-el
/ Which Wa adopted by the following vote
An ruai ct OuncmeI kccnan. Riley Rronhy, Harry,
y w .teI Ryan Gr'' kepe ho's.' hoath ,.a
MOTIONS AGAIN RE.UMED.
Comedian kKzNA moved ll. tue board do now adjourn
cEyuAL ORDERS RESUMED.
Cornci nin RI LL c.ed - ',nea. Order No 9i5, o'ig
srepii o. Commute Oh pr, Def nf. ni, IL ievor Of adr pt'
ID eTii-o for propos 10y TIE erection OF hone for Go
house 81 ineinr Company number Twei,y niue.
l " hicl adopted hy tine following vote.
Ills oancinaH keenan, kiie,, Brophy; Hseerfv
iiey.s, cnsrr, ryan bros hcgpar .oa,sr ilo.ettlin
isilnd. Actraii slaefe Cook Lfaadon LFes, Russell
Ncaitye-C 'uhc.Ino Opiylc and Jsques-2
Coune man f'izeERALp cuia up Genera Order 4 being
report % COMMITTEE o. o.rd o, Alen u, With
resolution that ne omp roller be de,ed 70 r." is w9r
w
y abingdon Hei-h'- pTc.5y ,riln Church, or ihe SOM Of
thirty 1--WE dcrs ard eighty cents sud nteIes' 10 da, % do
patton % tlr said CA0rc orf enable tie sid Trustees
10 pry to cr 1870 aud 1884, tncir proP,y, " nd
nun bf fweuyrnc Block farm number onr in nincfs
four t1used hundred Hud and thou aud ulis
nuaded and ninety is map the iwefh " ord, tie sid
amount 10 Boz charged 10y tie comptroller to The account Of
" Donation
Cocl JAeuEs moved tha said resolution be referred
TO Couui.oo donations AMI CAlries with ksracioLs 10
report ~ Zoe n ~ meeting
Whict was lost
Caulcilan JAorrs then moved th y. resolution be
leue4 20 tlr Cdlu44tt~e Oh Donations GId Chartcs.
Vii 10 wa ios.
then coneurrrA 10 by the foovn. vote;
ahumsfise-Couu linen kc'afn. Niiry, bf ply, Ryan,
Gross Kepp.T ho-i7r, ilousa ain, ilasllnd Meorah,
Scaefc. Cook, brandon. bIe, Russell III zeEad and Joyce
III
Negagecoanciiuen IIassr'y Haye' oPiyse IND Jsgns'
=.
MOTIONS AGAlN REsrAED.
C-undnm kggsAS moved ti4i tie Bosrl 70 now .ourn
Which carried.
hsfrp0u he dent DECLARED that the Ioad stood i'd
.l.ci o. IAuisday, fi,h instant. % ocllck y
JAS. ". 0NbfAl, Cek-
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The qayail'y Picket.

For The \. Y. Tribuuc.
ALL day long. before the front,
They had borne the skirmish brun;-
Swift advance and sudden rally.
Through the Shenandoah Valley.
But, at last, the blessed calm
OF the evening fell, like balm,
And they rested in the van, on
Lines of rifles, swords, and cannon.
with their brides in their clasp,
And their sabcrs in their grasp,
Kept they thus each greenwood alley,
in the Shenandoah Valley.
When, at once upon the breeze,
From tho woodlands and the leas,
III along the dushy thickets,
Rose a yell from Rebel pickcts.
Then, with brides tightly claspcd,
And with ssbres firmly grasped,
Waited they. with hearts charging.
Iog the Wild delight OF charging
And they listened, while that yell
Rang from Rebel glade aud deli;
Bat 40 bGcle sounded sally.
Though Che Shenandoah Valley.
SO they marycled, all that night,
Til they learned, at morning light,
How those Rebel acclamaiions
Hailed " Chicago Nominations"
Not for victory tieir vaunt.
Over Slcrman-oYcr GTaut-
Not for bonuteous crops or season-
But for strength through Yankee treason.
Rebel .hroafs, with loud acclaim,
Cheering GEORGE MCCLELLAN's name!
Comrades this is worth your tally,
III The Shenandoah Valley
4. J. II. DUGASNE.
Cinr li.1ll, Dir'sor Shenandoah yaHeY, SrPf 1864
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i1orl- ii)arocrs' Notirs.

Srsrr NEv-YORg
Pcar-NAHDRSs OvfIcr, no. To- Nai.-s..
HOTICE is hereby given. III accordance with
,tiou Of the art passed Air Il, 1879. entitled An
Acf 10 :. 1reanz- Nardrus Oce OF the Port oil New
- al p.rsons interested Ia. having charge OF tue
ss mattel OF such inquiry, examination survey, thai
M fS,ng vessel. are now under iuinail0n by the Port
W,ricuf and thai the said surveys or examinations WI be
r,rp.trd thi, ten day. next sncccng th. notice Oh,
board sid v.s.s.A'
Steamship IIaIsa .............-....... .toboken
SIM " i.imm hliabonc ...........s..s.sss' r. ~.
EaIA LTadlofd.. t.s..ss.ss'A t-A.c bptA-
MINTUORNt TOMPkfAS, fesidcRt.
J. Aue's UEnEinAN Secscr1fy.
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TfsE UAE ~ IOWA.
u,rvsst Of Coppcrheu5 sowing ~Pfe'"'t-
,rur.f,ut Killed in Pcwe.hick County.

yosiorlav afternoon MAJOR DnnrAn rccevod
,be fon,wng dispatch from lie irosos.- A..'snsi OF
poDo-hIek County;
GurxNrrI vie EywTos, sept p. 100
y, AZ Dr.c,st one ol MY cfpnLsl Wns uipfthiy
,ysa,l and a specil agent ksl 10 day. i anenglAs y"
fe1 ia led aiau loneshirA Comfy, 80" isilH 20 10
port t.., fb.-. l.-,a
qne band Of aesneralosa IRE yet unknown. hi'' orc.
ont Two coulrfe. oil Size M.na 90 '" ,' '1.-'s l..
,e ,,s,re 1--we adj -Ora- Ialri pr..aid ifAt 1881
,@t1,,, ~ f.t j. n's Company ~ 'c~fon ..iiAopt
'.'"'''' - ''F' JAWS M1TlHsws
'' cs-t. anil rlor.-,iafsin. 'tn Diahoi.
qIfsswes handed q, Cen Ehcr, via with Gov stone
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CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER PALMER FirCHBrRG, NASHUA
HOWELL CONCORD THE WHITE MOUNTAINS
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS,
Tie NV and sfaunch steaIaers % tie Norwich line,
City or BOSTON and CITY or NEWYCRK
leave Newlors daily Sundays excep ed a O'Clock -
r.ou, Pier No. % North River loot Of testIy,st-
FOR NEW.LONpDS
,h connecting with the Steamboat Express Taia rom tSs
abovc points via howich and Worcese-. hoson ana " or
ccr Worcester and Nashua and New London and Aorhey
Railroads
trh taken q; the lowest raiea For Information n ms
l. : MARTIN Agent. Oh the Pier.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

OVERLAND ROUTE 70 CALIFORNIA.
" rcopel-d uldor efficient military protection. No Indian.
n tho country through which the coaches Coaches
leave ATCHisON. knnsas, daily Tor DENVER, tFNlEAL
CITY. GREAT SALT LANE. NASiiOE and CALItOR
MA carrying the greet through mas and pasonge between
the Atlantic and Peihc States connecting a. Salt Lake Cy
WIKI my new mail coach nes 70 tAs pEneIa point ia Idaho
Montana nnd Oregon
Through on schedule time.
BEN HOII ADtY. 10 Gf Broadway.
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NEW RAILROAD LINE SOUTH.
IN BROOKLYN TO PHILADELPHIA
THHnIlGH IN q

Fare "a EIcursion Tickets %. good Tor three dayr
On and after MONDAY, Aug l. l86i BY the commodious
steamer JESSE OYT. Zoo, Of Atlantic 49, Brooklyn, every
day lSundays oxcuped at II o'clock thence 70 for'
Monmouth aud by the Rsisn sId Delaware Bay Railroad TO
foot Of Niv~.t fhiadophis returning leave Vinest wnr
Poi epiia. every moaning Al a tsnAdays ezcePieH'l
lavorrs from tie Cry q New.loTk are niied not u
oppy oT plssFr by th- line. the si.s az N.wrisey n'N
rfii, 10 the Ca1den and frtoy Monopoly the oHensre
p.ig- OF Carrying pas7eugcs ond es D@s"ot s"e Sits
1 '! New YoIs an1 PhilaIeluhE
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,,,u, C,csr nj me ro.t-omr,.

For Great Bi ain bnd the Continent, by steamer
sa,onis saturdsy Oct ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ioi
For Cnbs aud the " est Ia lies, oy steamer Havana
Thursday, Oct. l5........-....s- p
For w-Ore.n- by steamer Es,niAs etai, o@'uf .
DIV Ocr u p.
T.r ireland BY steamer htns Saturday Oci ' Ia a.
oe,' l2I p
So'a A. T6oT.Ssy oct' iol
Er moro by~s.amor Peruvian thursday O,t. IS "a p
For California, Oregon. Washington Territory Sld
Sandwich Islands by the Owe and rou.e daily
l-mdsys =. u eiu -
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S,.h ,,a N.st Wev ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. p
Western Mail. VII EIie hailroed LAB o. n. ana y y
s,outnstn and south Western s3 a. ~. llbt aud "a p
ras,ern g. a. u snd q y.
Newport and 81 y
lle Lon. Island Nal closes as....... - o. H. ana a.
sunday Ma-On Sunday al mails close a...... II v
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NAvAI.-Tho lron-clad Monadncck, U. 3.
Gnnboas Massasoit and Rhode Island and the lender
steamer Little Ada, late prize from Boston, arrived al
the Nayy-Ylrd. Brooklyn, on Tuesday.
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4 VICTIM or THE NEW HAVEN RAILROAD Ac-
cIpfST -rhomGs Rich OF Greenwich. Conn. OF the
hrm Of W. & 4. Rch was badly injured internally by
tie New.Ila,oR Railroad smash Up.
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Weekly gsrport Of Deai.,s

In rs City u New orb i-ou tg gd day Ucoher to the
10Th day Of Ccion--, ld'i.
~ .. %; women. =; bow. iiI; g.h. -f-fo'a. 63i
Adults, IO Children ~ mu~-. 2f4 icfau.es leo
Co.cred persons. IL.