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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-05
THE DItAULTING TELLER or THE
hERCANrTLE BANK, NEW YORK.
VIA MANSION on STATEN rsLAsu-,u lryr, IN

Nis MANSION oN STATEN tsLASp-itg rtyE, IN
oEJAr sINrF.
Inc Whereabouts Of Charles Windsor. the de-
iauiiirg teller Of the Mercantile Bank. arc nm.
known, but il Is reported tua, he has fed to Sor,h
America ur Europe, probably without ao, large
proportion Of the missing funds, which amount
70 nearly 100000 (S207OOO in currency and
$4,000 10 go'd) The circumstance, indicate
That Tie robbery ufthC bank bad teen iu progress
iur ltoss, ard that Windsor bad airoitly mauarcd
20 conceal hi' guilt unit the last moment.
windsor resided in Factory yil'e on the north
store g., Sta',u Island, VIII arc ho lived iu "a hand.
srint house, beautifully si'uattd, aud UlOrls.l ia
style equal 60 that Of his urivlbbrs wb,u-c
known 90 uc in possession OF large wealth. /.
was supposed 'l the uCl IA NOrhaUd tuUt tht rro
IorF hc occupied hc,Du ECu to liis family. whose
business affair, did lot concern tho public, SO
thar tC rusus styI, OF bis living during the plst
Year or two las vNHi'gd no general suspicion.
some months ago Wud-ur's plain one horse
pltHsUrc-wauun Ea,U place 10 a larger aud moro
tNlDmNc Cb.Hb'isrWeUS and quite recently
Stll more ugabing ecu page gr.pArcd. wHflp a
cuUcslul ulr amount Of display $50, u4dp Rg mis-
home and elsewhere.
WiudsuIs personal dcmca7or wa, aucN ms Z,
induce hIs ncirhbors and ircuis 10 ri,, him
their almost uuliWilcd confidence lIi 70.
wCrO a thougbtiu y.t,Ncgediugly inscpr,u. ,y
IrgH,iu'; thtc was no. the slightest tcl.p1t,.
ln'l from his conversation. hi. manner. or i.i.
'u'uW-tuLCc from which uis personal Chara '-er-
ht,s 'Cu'c ue Judged 'h4' ne was ciptJ.c OF
performing an at Of dishonesty, OF that a, nos.
tt,'Cu sui lent Cunning 90 conceal great crime
llS business acquaintance EyrG gstuui,lCd b..
youd measure wlyu tboy learned %. the ro511ry
ana OF his disappearance. III, wtic aud children
were ~ Happy ignorance of his kutyCrv.
Altogether Tie case Cl ~ Niudslr il regarded "A
o'c ot 'hg most remarkable OF it, kind which has
ever occurred in the hnWCal history of the civ.
Ihcpcculsr circumstance connected with /. as
NcI as the cNtent Of the robbery, place it our Of
the list Of ordinary pncGlafious and nigbt,. Tbe
result Of the efforts making bv the detectives 10
trace The fugitive viii b2 male known In du0tlue.
lie Mercantile Bank is not a. an crippl,d bv
thC Ios arising from this dcfilcaion. II has
above rs capital Of one million dollars, aud has
always sustained the reputation Of a sound aud
prosperous institutpn.--N y. Post, last rrap,.g
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DOINGs Or THE DRAMA.

DOgNGS az VHT DRAMA
-
Ttr rup.Trrr,r ,,-rr- ,,,si5,,i,,,, 90 t. r
| -. ~, ., ms d. TO '"S
| ''''' '"N"''i''' "VVNo 'uo year, mas Oeeh most
| prosperous. Mrs. Bowers has played Fest lynne
| to houses that have each piabt inrrr,eoi IN ,,,,
hers JJcr ,.cr.;,,, nj. ,.... -, -.
| W. ''.' v. ''' ''5'"'.' - p'y anu
not crude sketch, like the other oGc played at
| this theatre. The flushed aud wumln'y picture
| ,ivou of .,ro4,. T.,r,..r, t- NJ. H., - -.
| an ,,,,.. ..........,, - '-'' 1''''s''
| ~. o'' o.! '"i''N'N7'
| MISS Eihe bernNn has each night, cuCJur-
| aged hy The laugh Of the "grUUUdlingS," groSn
moe c&ag-c!aiel, Il s possible 10 plCgsC-pOs-
slblc % DC spirited sud pCrt-withOut being bold
Hlu i,r' ,"' 3t' ..,' thls youni lazy seems 10
intoGucin@ gSgt y,I .c chs ,"s, ,r ,I''t . %,
slang phrase, OF the day, hapft dctcstoulc i'm
az oVt unPaTa0nanlo iH @ woman.
plCcc 1nc ,r NJ b, nav, % produce q new
London III
IL is an Old French play, written for Nine
Ny-oiIneys ny CJS.Wt B1a'igue. Nine Leout.no
l Nll''l u NS' Ivdiln'HE uC.Ie9S ana Dtautuui
~ n~o',l".'' anu hlu UcGn youtiiuI prodigy under
IIi,io r,,o u, iau ne iay' ono was l. 'u''
iH''llNS > ouiy NCuNicSs' fpi some year she
,f T's ieuuInb "tless u. Sec,hd-ri"ss theatre,
,"C In ", , ,n,,'"'v, @ ~. ""c' Noro' "'o'c al MS
nv !, I'.'osi
, ',C o, - ~, ~ mU",ylO.' ntU tue ulnpuloh 70
most cTc,lgr of ,l trotrc. Nv y"uIIIL H1o t
legitimate was played. Louis Philippe having
come t"be Ming meantime accomplished, amongst
new. nt ths tc,,, suy ,y h ION @ o' NJ me o.
classical was deemed b .youd IgrpancrS, o.. .inir
Delay que wrote by command, this lIistorco-
as ,, wun 'nni ~, urunii Whlch IN hEgtsh
T5 -. ~ ti,;j ''''"'''''F MUST "t
NJ I,,'I, y III - .t' -, ,
do, IN T ~ "-i' ~ noi, Us u.ucu u' Il nus
i, @ en-, ~ iGuHo" IST tn IHIC5 II us louG heeu lalu
actress. WHO Mi nav, nassed SS,,ytv tLo
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SALE or CONDEMNED oUARTpRFAq
- tcrs' Stores, AniUulan,ss 4e. INV ~ 'AhS

ShilE. or CONDEMNED oUARTERMAs-
N''"' }NA AtftrhAsTEg's OpvtCE.
bHrur ur Wt tqHfNorog. !
u...,, ...,, y AaiiNoION, %. c.. Oc ohes 81 ias4 4
,' '' ~ ltolc Auction. al tie glverntrenf n 20.
1Sn,' ,o, s"Gcd e. lbS square bttwee1 and md zee
ili,Sy" ~ its' streets. Wellington ID o.. on
.AGiIhAlAs1EEs STORES oondsrnsd az ~ ,s. ", ~ ~
frcs Carpenters Tools Rrrshts n,,t,,, pu...,.
rgCcca tHgGe blankets. stable Rretns s,a,v
shu'of lchs, iiuus iaitcrs, scrap Ifstffr por,sss
hiFo'' Hni large lot of scrap Iron and wssoa
- ALSO,
Ge SOD a. foot of Nlnelocnth stot near Ches.n
sal, shove tCFErrd TO- number az SCibuanees C,tts
Ncoi,M aHons' Metallic Wagons, Waeon Hodcs snrSss
Successful h,ers viii h. required 10 remove to soros
N,hh i've tl) dfys IRON The date OF sale.
ItIins cash, IN Government urds
n. RUCRER,
d, I'D, -, Isaoet-'eHern aud Chiof OUartefuastsr
Wv '"H Depot Of Washington.
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.

Qu'ENintAsrEW orrIcE. U. 8 MO.
Scaled Proposals for each class separately VII he
received ~ this ofce until O'Clock T. III OF The I'd dar
Marine Corps during the the ioicwios sups1.,
70 6e deyeoI a. oaice Of the Assistant
20 thr Un,ed states In such quantities may tuna
10 Nl'o DC required GLASS No
lsV" yards OF Shy Bue Rersol, free from hair, 81
iiSdfs ed,so vide Wide, to weigh p ounces 10 t-c yard
eco wares DARK Blue kefsey all wool. tree from hair
~ ncnes vice, 10 weish 22 ounces TO the yard
500 Va DIS BSrk Blue Tgled Cloth ALL woo, for uc,-
form coats dndIgo wool Dyed, 81 lRohes wide.
10 10 To- weigh y ounces per yard.
hu 9aus OF Scarlet Cloth, all wool, (cOchlnsal-
dScd) 81 inches wide, to ~oish ls ounces per
clcoIard. of ca Daft Bae flannel. for Over,soss.
an To2l InSigo wool SyodJ. "a inches vide, 70
1900 yards or % Dark Dlu, Flannel, Tor shirts al
Moo Cisb az ds0 ", wsGsdy.dl ~ inches widS %
1890 Grey bGnfSs,s al wool, 20 weigh four pounds
7.SO pairs Of woOuen Socks. uros sl.es. properly
made Of good fleece wool, with double and
twltied yarn, 20 weigh three pounds per d1Eea
CLASS NO. 3.
T5IOyalds White Lnon, Cor pants, 8J-inches wlde 10
n1Co yards Mhi,e Linen iof 5itts, SOuohos Wide. to
1900 Can,on Fsnne oT drawe =. 81 inches wido
$50 yards G6a coSn ioRS GSRSs; S@ s! 5ScSssoE, SSSIa
GLASS NO q.
iNC Inform Caps, complete except pompopsl.
l%o" icmpons req worstcd ball shaped bnohes On cir
4JCO faIgae Caps (gith oovsrs), TO be made os S.,
/ 400 stoeSs.
2tO gToss Jacket ButtonS tEapol.
10 gross Nest Buttons (Eagle).
100 pairs Yellow noia CrcsceR,s and Scale sraps.
$50 tes EpSuet bullion for sergeAnts sad cOrpOfsk.
i4.e set Hpauet Bullion for piiysloI.
% Red Worstod sasIos.
lG0 yards Rod Cord.
10 swosds for geSnts.
70 Swords for musolan8,
~ Drums Nenor), complete.
10 Batter Drum Heads.
loOSnarc Drum Heads.
80 BoSwoOd "B' Fles.
80 Pairs Drum stoks.
10000 Army Boot d9fsntTy Psgeraj,
LEO Cartridge Boxos without magazine.
lst9 iayonei soabbaIds, " Oh trOss attached
istO loIoussion Cap Pouches,
Loo Carr idge Boa Belts.
l.2Oo Waist Plates.
100 sword Frogs -. -
1850 Tin Magazines for csltrdFe boxes, pee sAmpla
CLAbS no. o.
GOO HAytTsactS.
80 SIlsEct sing,.
CLASS NO. II.
For making and trmming the following ATtclei, Wis.
Watch Coa,s.
Uniform ooas for ssrseSuts, eOrpOrals. muatSlAns.
Fatigue Goats for ssrgeants, cOrpOrals. musciAAsu
Wooicn Pants for sOrseSnts, eorpOrsls musiesaAs.
Linen Pants iOT sergennts, cOrpOrals, musicians.
aud pliyates.
Flannel shiTts.
Linel Shirts.
drawers.
Red SndBlue Jackets forboyS
The sbote mentioned articles must conform, IN All
eseets % the sealed standard Patterns in the ONCE Of he
lon D. hssistant Quartz nm asters ico Marine SorDs
So - 81 ~ SE suSe ~ sdelphh and az the Marine
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SPIRIT OF TIE NEW YORK PRESS.
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fIAGG x BRO, CORNER OF TENTH AND
L FINE, open Bargains from auction.
BARGAINS" from AUCTION.
lnt Ladies mcrnO AmOFal stockings, SOC.
| lot Misses do do do 2Jc.
] lot ancr o1log5, srIpe, silk 5carfs, only St'5O.
n % TO 50 80 ''
lot llcavy douleb0llcd, black silk bonHct ribbon 7I,
lot Ladies bcE aud whiic and brown and whito wool
UulcTlltctcs, IfC.
lot Ludils' bucNSliu gauntlet cloves, 81 60.
7 lpi Ladies' black noccy. lined silk gloves, &c
l2i Hair brushes Old prl'o,-il ", o., and ,jc,
lOt MisaCs' ribLed rICrluD 5uCEiugs (wait.J, 3Ir.
lut Gents aUCy coIrs 81. Icsitlea, 25c.
lst Iorim1uneiCs, -. 30 10, li, Coo. and SlO1.
Also, scvora lus Of hOnnCia ami trimming ribbons and
vytgts aaics, sens and cl itICns Gloves NOUS and
bns han hc o, cy C2oTs and black apu' as, pllld tor
Clllyn Canton and wool IAN rclI plaid slr ug Haunai,
r. ard lJs Mar4silc. spreads, &C, Gc all Auction
Barr ans. ll-2t
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Grain and Lumber. Mills.

!: II zemp, -four and grists Jas. H. Vtaghn, fsur
and grist; james A. land, grist ~ r. Suths'
erlaud, lumber and grist :8. L. Hughes, lunberS
and grist:. Charles Perkins, humber Col James
c. Halle, lamberaand grist; "A: II. aBoykin, faprf,
!, grist and luIaber IL. W. Rs Blair, -four hndS
grist; Charles 1iaiey -four and grist u r. Sow
, oil, gFixt; John " GasFns; -four, grist and him-
ber }Johb.;&s Young grist and lumber; T. T..
Gsutlen, lumber; Robert Kirkiey, .grist ); estate
Sf Ngtnt Shields, grist and mmber George r.
Miller, -four and g,ist; IL: J. Patterson, flour
and grss John s. Miller aSr a1a sTis rsa ssass
Hsrist, John Chestnut gfist and lumber; James
.Cbesnut, sSc gristand lumber; John MeRae,Is
grist andlumber; y ohm Brown, grisf I; estate of
5urTell Boykiri, gristassPd ,umbera cstata Of
.Lemuel Boy kha, grist and lunber :; Mrs. .ane j.
Knox, erist.; Richard n yatt, fopr and grise
LewisPe fours grist and lumber. s2 ~
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Eeadqa aFters,
,Sertefl5sr$
RESEF e F0RCEs, S. C,s}
COLUMBIA. Sept. 80, 1864. A.
.SFBegAL ORDERS NO., 7

9TEeqAL ORDERS NO ss; Z, 4 - !! {: ~ ~
"a PtRaJ ANf.l;o Z o Err NO .5733,
sss & d }ptd Ifspj GeReraRsr 0afce e,re1!t serles
the i;rig&dief General
1i. Of SOUTH CarolES hereby assumes
eoar6 ard drecfiua the IN sShe
State,, a Z. y s. .y,:e : Il
>lL E1cea is sfeuafcg sRecilei, toa organEatton 40
OF re G0HscIipGcn DC lI fAe STATE netn lnS
t5 fS figiag Dp&iS, will e 4rssPrled ana ~ az ~ ea
tistirg 6riers 3egid&6nSapd idsrlcsio o the Com:
iri1sgHt 6 Gopscgipts be coutinpeto tofcemuntlIl m \
osherwise oIylered : ~. &! " Z ~ q
t8TiI I,o. Et,nl,iag Of6acrs and hxbaIipls Boards
m ~ tie Genu!ahdant OF on
sSYiIfs sati7 tArgi1slI Ifn po2hi with these
Hhadf suters and E, through HIM receive oraets
and iHStEl;ctie,is KS KS So s:ss ! 49,.
Il communicable II reatlonto 70 tie. .OoaieltR
titn s5GTicC N the All tappbeat ens Elor
tfn 9nd Se8ii, must be made Through ths Goin
noi.iiit Of Conscri1rs cDmmtn cations on all other
ysn5iscts viii eontinlesGo 10 6cdgde through the "a,
Gcn,fal.6 the Reserve Forces 5. G=It S IS :,
" EEe Office Of Conversational DstF!st -aSnroui'is
Ofc:r bsus atolshed al Officers iiereSei9re "a "a
that capacity Win report DO the at
Of CoGscrpts oriassgnireiit to oter g
duty Competent Qeicers viii be- ssghed as flnspeG
tosR Of Colsciptoag nthe several Gonaaessi9nali sS
Districts. s.. IS 20 -,
: Nj With d yiaw TO cahipa1ts 6f Par III. Of said
General Order No f3, tie Goiamap aantof Conserip:s
Yt %itl}oatitiay, order the medical examination Of
ali Commissioned oticoss and other persons @except
those OF sRe IuFsld Cogps9 enrolling
scy9iec Of this State JEommssiched officers as 20
whom nodisabilityis found to exist wlLl!hoa M ElI
SELVES in readiness 20 be assgne9 70 ouiy III
yas scop as practicable. 49, II !, i III
MI ApplicatiolGtr assignment to duty as Enton-
ias tlfliGars Assistants, Clefs Aid TO other postqne
III tIe Copscription service IN tins State, Wltt-pe re-
teiTcd from officers. non commissioned ofcers ant
pry5tes baloDsng to Ge. Reserve ForseS aud fg9In
retired aud light duty officers and men ana IRON PEE
sons not liable 70 service IN the field Sueh appac
lions enclosing Testimonials Of character intehgence
and fitness Miii be addressed to Maj % ID MELTON
Comnandant Of ofGGscripts.t elumbia,sS IS, CT :. II
" By.commafid Bsg. Gen, eEEsNyF - q; "a;
~ - + ED. ID Is a;RNWE ELLj8 rs
ocf4 s. <.l - T. A.;Genofal. s.
IS sfade papers copy three. Tines s.$s
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IargNs
.$DastistH
M-,Bissea.
Scholastic, Mercantile, s. MechaRs
5';s2 81 S. gical. S ,<

acaa4,sies ds9 PtnaGsy Schools in Camads,.j
4. cC&nal aless Male Ae AeSdemY; +: Staudenmyer,l
{ male aeademys Mrs, A1eChndless Academy for.
y fSahg !f@dies Mrs. eight; Miss Dawson
Mrs Miss Maggie Den eoh f.
Dry Gacas, Groceries, Hara,rars &C. le
EtsIY'S Bontes James; Dlplap, George Alden, Mrs:
Mentnl Smith, Mrs. Siner, slrs. Crosby, -.
BENJAMIN. Mathesoh 6; A. Eatta w D.
4 4 MeDoShE s s. Gppenieird, A Baum & Bro, Me-,
5roney, 5Bos%elf ~ BIO, y I M. Gayle, Joseph
\ Spianers; IN s, Myers, Jgnies McEwen, W..
4 Gerald * co. George Douglas, D. H. op-,
5PsnheiIp 3 Bro, I'm: y ehrsonsD D: Hocstt, B.
b Skies IS ~ " n :5 rs,
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OF &c, q ne Depar tl11nent,
'CKMpIS. Scot. 18th, 1864.

3 - q. - .CAMpRM, Sept. Iath, ,'ISp4.' 4
sEgL LANTERs ARE ERG GENTLY .REQUEsTFDs
+ % haul in Immediately all new fodder and peas
3as vel asold fodder and shuek in order % mestthe
brcSsin demands of our 2arrrlAs q -
G TteSaFe alse notified that tEcy GIN hare credit on
tteir tbalbf 1884, Heir delyeries.e .e corn if they
prefer3it to pay fnsgs c:slE Z; {. 2, ~
Isl Is, Aysae ELL \ ast % ftSE IS &
y Sept. fSs rs 81 * y y : 81 II I, Z
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!. School lFo otiee. Il

q M fSS DES0 ION yILE RES UNE lTBE E1ER-f E1EREs
g CiSES Of hsf School Tor 3hoys, 5st.tlfe Academy
cccGpiel by Mrs Peck on the first Monday in
October eFhls 500 Aalf ayabls IN asYahce. IL
Sept 269ft = :. - ts5sss5 ~. 81
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: Marsha1g md Mqrfet SQSk.
!; :. VIM Johnson.
Professional.
PIu,icia,rs. noao PracticiNg.,

.jth fhySicIdIISRoU ITao1cpt21y - y
{, III: :Dehs. D. T. Desaussuro, RffGensierna,
". r., Skies, Benjamin II. Mathes0p,J. Mccaa,
,yJysi. Trantbam, W Z. Pickett B. s. Incasss !.
Z. r afcDow, a. AZ Desaussute, Thomas W sal
4 alnond, T. L. 2emp. e 3:,iy: K, - ) !,
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GfErnini nis1na tors Notice.

/ 4I. FIH 81 w H0 ARE IsS;3}EBPED TO. PH tl E
lA Esatc of A. D. Gst9 SIil please make pSynleRE
q the same as early as posslllie ana tsos' ng,s
claius ag5ast saideState Vii present them to- the
Administrator, Hugh Gardner, iUrt4ait Without de-
lay. s., - = Il. t, - ~! t;st.s1fo
: 0ct7 y. y. a A0Ai'pi'u 5Ht il ~ q y
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DiI STR Ie i II r & eiT[5 o b
& ;;l'St; DISTRICT $oE'PlgERs.. y Z,
& ;:s5 &C. Lssis9atas S = ~ 9
:. y z. s. A. r. Boy kin-~ Senator, Hl5 &
John NJ posausspre, D, p; sPotryi--z epreseata-
tiFes.s Y. IT., q " g y 81. . q g
Maqis6dtes.

e "a issI q Y, Magistrates, 4 ~. 80
John Z. Withsrspooa W N. ID. Hogan, W. +: Iay=
:. lor d eh-y Brace J ohm ! e.. Shaw, Rishar1s Z,
/. Whitaker 81, . fSS.
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,E1esztofight. .daa 'Ginmaber.
r. j. &c Greigbt: g z
Tdn-EarG.
8. Si,} q. ,BaSeTS. % :, *, Il :
F: shoertaker Hn Daasch.

LIB ,Stephenson,sF. L..tzeinp John 8. Bradley
:, Alex. Mcleod; ;IeRisJ. Patterson, John Brown.
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.MrrcEes.

ssMethodi5s.-J. 7. Wightman, pastor. Is
PreshyterianA-s. II. Hay, q = 81 3
Episcopal-T. F. Davis, jr,.q y. !.
Baptist-[W. E. Hughson, y>{" g5i
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eTriyafe Beaydin,sl
u. W, Rodgers.

4 Iriinst;y 4pd Dress lHqkinS:3I "a. 3. ~
Miss D. IL NcEwesn, Mrs. 'HenmersIoug ?
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y, GaJthst Tf9rcro6p,s md Jndgtak9s,
C. L. Chatten, YIN 7Iarver, ]. r Sutherland, s
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James, d.. Young, I, Alexapder, a W Easr:
3 ham - .s.,f 3;,,i!s;s $50 Le e
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Soldiers B6qFd Of Rslisf,

9 q. - gUI9SoEd!erSIl50CFdo ~ q itsttsI,5 = - y a
John NJ. DeSaussire, E. Bafncs, James lDunlap,sJ j
Ross Dye, c. Mosely, spsmes Team, Jesse Trucs,
& del, John B. AIic&ls, Charles .Raleg, John Gass
kins; Daniel Gardner. S Il *. B,
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S Cs5Fn:ssioasrs to- tptstt Fsl4sif
Jobu Sl Desaussttfe, Janes Dunlap W!n9E John eflE
B ssn, 81. A.. M. kennedy, GGhes E. Shannon
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n E Bldcts8ilSs, Hagon and Cerridg eIfakGr8 z -
S. SILVER, Robert Man, NatE an B. Arrants, Thomas
fi
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tii,,ii;.s, ~ 3 ! 4 ;n,l r. of .Ha1at

CogaiisstS Of FFrSe s. s. -,
Wiley Kelley,si Ssn5 + Dixon anes cam, g.
4 Haile,s Jesse TruSsdel, Daniel Bethqne, {, "A,
Mcdowell. ]. d - q Z q - u 4533s;.s ~ 8,
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81 PSssj9snt and Di9s6tors e Gsamlen Bridge Co. /,
President-Jo Joha Ms De Sanssure. IS s rs
Directors ohm Macfae, 3. Perkins, James Team
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The New York herald., 1864-08-24

ANOTHER PETROLEUM AocDEw-A vessel.
loaded with petroleum. caught fire In the East
river yesterday, and 1t was with difhculty the
mon on board were saved. The vessel and
cargo were, OF course, entire consumed How
much longer shall we be compelled to complain
of the oarelessness used in storing and trans
porting this dangerous and inAammable mate
rial' The entire shipping Of our harbor is frs-
quently at the mercy Of any petroleum loaded
craft that may catch fire and with driving
wind be sent among them. In the case yester-
day the burning vessel narrowly escaped the
Navy Yard, and, as the flames were inextin-
gnishable by ordinary means, there is no calcu-
lating the amount of damage that might have
ensued to our national vessels aud property
had she gone into the Wallabout instead of one
of the Williamsburg ferry docks a short dis
tanch above. We again earnestly repeat our
cautions in this respect or we may, some time,
find our navy vessels in flames without the aid
of rebel torches.
The New York herald., 1864-08-24
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In G 70 mtr1SNl.

Miss Olive Logan arduos double debut at this
thes,re Monday evening She appeared both
actress and authoess payisg the heroine OF her own
DRAMA called Eveieeu 1ae old interest OF the
sion attracted large appreci,tve audience In spite
OF the very disagreeabo weather. Want OF space pre-
vented noticing the performance yesterday.
Niss iorans play Is Of the sensational school and
10 The plot complicated and its interest
80 va,iod that not et,oDpt sketch It. Suffice
II ssv tns' Lord Chiffon Eng sh neblemap tails IN
love Nth velcen poor gr,; that Lord Chitons mother
determines 20 break ~ the maschi that her ntrgues
'his purpose form tie OF the drams and vir-
tue finally surprie pleasure Of the
vrtuous al 1ence
When say thst Erelcen ia lady comranion 10 the
first act turned out Of bord Ch!tons house, as bad
charcter. in the second act: strvius beggar the
third ard rich bUne-t the fourth act
sufficiently ndcae,be sensational style of the play
u has many s;risnc p-s4ages and well constructed
scenes but toning cutting Gown hitlc It's
faults are of cas- not unusually iocoabe upon tbs
first ght &C anew piece Aver tie the scs
sors. ry his evening all the viii doubtless 70
remeced Manager Soss UNITS tho par admirably.
AL OF the SCENERY and do hrsgreat c,enit.
Stern logic compelled to pouce ihs play boaore
noticing tho heoioe. ID De excuse for dc
tanning readers long rom Wigs logan watiag
the dr,ma herself. she very materially and very
properly inkcn g.ve hersol Ahe best part But
| parts. Nr. Charles Fsser. Nc f.ecrSe HOLLAND, Mr..
Fl1yd. sr. Norton ic Daiv. M's and. Mrs sol.
ton oil have strong rolfs, ano pay ,em wall. Miss
\ so-sni haze seldom Netnr advantage, al.
MIS- Senon rried The house ~-'ih ner, visual W.
.gest tsli Nr toyd seond{tprcs., ,purth wnt
wor0 ~ tHo :" eNpiasAti0n. d Es goao scheme ici
| mskirg kveleau cn.
/ Mss logan hIS i!s face rsod figure an excsl'en
st9ge presence, s5eei q car vsscn aud remarxab,
degree o. sef ,nssefaon Her iants al those OF
0ct7GGu'e, EASILY corTccto bv study nNd practice
tendency o. ovetAcf and surerbrndauc, spirit ant
oi dHnonsttsioa were Ger eniv bemIshcs But thes
nits fsuGs rn no mise ,ve supera bun lnc
he reduced. vsisg lack az ne and action car sci
d m BE- sr9plief Nis logan evidently has the artist
tase nnd intt'-eFee necessary 10 appreciate this,
WI e3tn hr hef owi mlstases she ffoqu 'ny an
p'suded ea hH'r the curtain =, tho end Of each ac
hnd deeed VIII ~ llupts AZ he elise ~ hef engage
ncnt here Miss l6g n viii sar through tho Wet wher
her n'me tone strength and Ter alread
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