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Sealed proposal, v be received q this oee untl Wed
uedAy. July II 1874 zt O'Clock II. NJ, when the will
b. publicly ned ioT he whole or any cf tho OF
million do lars OF Riot Damages Redemption
the county OF New York authorized bv chapter
laws OF 1867 and by ordinance of the hoard Of Superv
sors. spprove ed hy the Mayor May 4, 1864
The said bonds vii interest nj The rate OF r
cent pct sunun rayaoe na vsary on the st Gay o May
and hoyrnh,r IN each year and the principal will be
dcafned as follow -
1--WE hurdred tho sand dollars the let day Novem
Dor. 1871. and
Fir hundred thousand dollars the si day of Novem
ber. 1879
proposals will state the OF bond desired and
tho rca hundred dollars thereof and the
whose proposaa will fher.up reruircd
deposit With tue t0uuy Treasurer tat tie Broadway BAnk
% Monday The first day August 1851 the awarded to
the respectively
ON presenting 20 the Comptroller the receipts OF
Countv Teasur.r r snch deposits The parties will hc
titled bonds or Of value OF
1904
Zach proposal should be caei aud endorsed Propo
for Lot Damages R"ien pton Bonds" and enclosed la
second envelope addressed To the Comrtrolisr
The right Is reserved sny or All OF the bids IL
necessary to protect the interests OF
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN Com ptroIer.
Cirr ro1 NTw fonK-DFrAPrnTNT % frshScy,I
CogFrRoLLEn's OyYICg. \
July r, 1854
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NorICE 70 STOCKHOLDERS.
orrrcg Delaware Az Hrrsov cAsu coNrtsy.
NEW YORK June -, stl

In pIrsuarce of au.hoff given meeting ~ the Stock
holders o. the Doa Hudson Cana Companr held
The 2ss OF Arf thers will aprortonei among
persons shan re so-sh the comuaur
the 18th dsy OF ui next twelve thoGeand tive hundred
hnreS OF sock, the ratio OF every
shares 90 took Their he3 r. esch s,ockhClasr Certificates
Of soc anpor oncd sg he ready for ders- 10 taosr
entitled TO The and after the l AGgft No
viii b. issued 'r fractions Of share. bu TIE
o. sha ng tie aggregate OF such fra
oii at pihr au Ton tine 26th las IuiY the
rrocreds viii be paid 10 :e storkhoeys and after The
let OF august, according 20 the pcctlve interests
Two g1weraacrt the above mentioned apportion.
will he paid ny the company.
- o'"' ISAAC N. SEYMOUR,
Treasurer.
OFFICE NEW YORK FLOATING DOCK COMPANY
" 254 south street July % 1866 The Bossd Of ID recors
have this ia declarei artery dividend OF -four per
cent paya able on the Is, dag ~ august next.
n. '. MASON Secretary.
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CeaFinss for week ending JAY 25 id9 48
Cesrines Tor week ending July 3D.. 403 l4I 70
Balances tor week ending July 15....... l9Ig54-l ST.
Balances for week ending JAY "a. IG G40s 70. l.
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@Ol,n nnO TO LOAN-AT SIX PER CENT
WO&OsOUU for five years longer
- on New YORK city property. -
JOSEPH MASON, No. 81 Pine ST., rooms 10 and II.
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N,RAEsFER OFFICE OF tn r CHICAGO AND NORTH
Western Railway Company. No. Wall street, New

Coupon bonds August 1854 from preferred sinking
fund bonds general first bonds Appleton exten
d Norh sastsrn Pai,sv omnanv snd from M srs ,nor
gage of the Gaena Chicago Union Railroad Com
psny will be paid aud after that date Presentation
at this Office. JAMES e. YOUNG
Secretary.
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1000 as0igv1TrSs Il + yASESR7zon sASESs1H rH' A'.'.
owe 81 :sSsSs.a
1000 'siPi9 zR Il ssosp%Aa. sss'st Ss. r. a'''
leo n II i's ssSSSasH = u e' ANY,
Too a'sT;s sF y Tis;;d EsSSp%14 " ie' navy
'sS ss's s:;s s.asss $s e, .h. navy
~ s.s noe :epSns sas can rey obta...s
offered in fq regiment p and arm without
ee ouea Gr oTs and for yourselves o.
','' As' wv. .,. .,.-. sloo' HAND MONEY
ssptsSls recruit this Office o~an or child bringing an NJ
c1 1OO CASH DOWN WILL BIZ PAID FOR Two
no as a e.a % Ss Sus %
6s :ssu'ss Apply
l.lUO mem for country quota oee q = cssa9y SI
au % ss or Ad
$1,000 ADIas 81 SS ..s
Stripes propose sending to the war App
s dress I Ioyay Ns box Post ooe OH anu p' p'
SZ:ZOu satutss This day. ARMY er navy, Agrl,S 4
Navy s1Psfes faia Brootyn Ar
IN OOO VOLUNTEERS WANTED.
TO REPRESENT THE
COUNTY OF NEW YORK
IN THE
ARMY
COUNTY BOUNTY. THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
Hand mouey-county to recruits veterans. ....Sg
United States to veterans ID
The County Volunteer instructions Of
the Board OF Supervisors having filed quotas under all
calls up to tme resolved to recommence the
ness OF recruiting army with the view of raising
the quota anticipation call by President for
men.
Recruits will be received formerly at the several Pro-
vost Marshas Offices, Tammany Hall, and County
Volunteer Rooms the Park corner Broadway Cham
bers street.
The following are the Provost Marshals oHces
Fourth Dsrict-Captain joel b. Erhardt No Io Liberty
street
Fifth Dis,rct-Cap.aln Henry r West, corner Brooms
and Crosby streets
Sixth Dstrict-captan Roster corner Sixth and
Seventh Observation-Disclosures c. Wagner. No Gs Third
avenue.
Eighth Distrct-Ben amin F. Manerre No 1895 Broad.
way
Ninth Dsct-Wm. Dunnng, corner Forty seventh street
and Broadway
All recruits viii receive in their hands the County
Bounty of $500 and party bringing Recruit wiz
receive County Premum Of s2o in cash for every man
whether Recruit Veteran and certificate entting
the bearer 70 the United States Premium Of $40 FOR new
Recruit and SIS for a Veteran. -,. .
MATTHEW r. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
ORISON BLUNT. Supervt-1-.
WILLIAM NJ TWEED. .sapervsor.
FLIJAU p. PURDY. Suuervisor.
WILLIAM r STEWART, Snpe~visor
Committee voltntserng
ORISON BLUNT,
80 Chairman OF Committee
Dated NEW YORK. July l. 1864.
7S ono MEN wANTEp FOB m THE AIM Amy IA, NAVY x
500 cash haud volunteers ana substitutes.
ANY person recrnit this office viii from
So S00 Apply at No East Breadwav OF Catha
rinc street Captain MOI.
Lieutenant LANI0AN.
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CTArE OF NEW YORK-sUBsrTrUre AGENCY or.
- hcs Wassr street between Churoh strees Broad
way. We can furnish Substitutes at ana at reason.
able prices Best Of references gyon Exemption papers
obtained
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pURNH ANS FURNITURE EXPRESS, orrICE NO. Iis
~ West Eleventh street. between Fifth and sixth ave.
nuea --Panofortes. Mirrors Paintings Chr tc, boxsd
and shipped 70 all parts Of the world Large fee n
wsylns furni!vrs 10 cisy oy eoapwT. Ewast 0erea
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FINANCIAL.

THE ERIE RAILWAY COMPANY. NO: lE WEST
street. New York july H. 1864 -Divdend-The direc
tors OF h this dec AIRED dividend out
of the earnings OF the road for months ending June 81
three and onehaf per less the OF
5per cent? on The Preferred stock dividend of four
the Common Capital Stock free of government
tax Both PAYABLE at The Treasnrers once Erie ace on
Wedneday the 30 da OF August nex to the registered
holders of stock the closing the b0oks The transfer
books OF both preferred and win be closed
the afternoon OF Tues iay the 10Th and be reopened
the 5th day Of August HORATI0 N. OTIS. Secretary.
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A WE'LL KNOWN FACT-THAT NEARLY ALL OF
~ those advertisements offering such enormous bounties
and large premiums furl0uahs &c, are humbugs. Any
young man wishing to volunteer In branch OF the uni
ted States service S65 bounty and those wishing
the the highest bounty
paid without risk OF being swnded, the is in all
cases deposited in hands We have twenty
orders on our books and ready to from $500 s
United States and Navy Recruiting Headquarters IS
West street corner of Cedar N. Y.
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CzAN.

.su. % s a. 1ss hrsas,n 81 as
George Taylor, PRESIDENT Rufus i. seisnap, 4; bloom
urer THIS company organized for the aceommodaon
an e ns ans s s1rs w BE- ,n s
ali TSs Ss ac
the government on The most liberal terms The highest
1 70
PLEASE call s Or ess The o. and
oace Soura' S from A. to I!' a.'e'' ''''Ayo
(,oSHocroN COUNTY OHIO BONDS Ds-NoTIcE IS
numbered from five inclusive FOR thousand dol
% a dicS sns ID ap O a
s tSs said count coshsc,on vii ~ Of said bonds,
4 D. 1865 provided in sad bonds q The once Of Asm
Ss,aT
ss sy which and place hs s ss SaS sR6 e
remaining coupons 9sIcng,ag thereto 7Juy 10 Iss.
1hSSi 1hoMss basLIsc sMsL 6ounsv e Ge1aGSGa oho
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY,
SECOND Noi.Ta seE BONDS a' tsi,oosoSo'. 800 ''''
Notice hereby rVse ha Ssns he Bond OF the above issue
@ w. se%aans S sa s S F A @ and = % 9
that date WM. IT, vANDERBiLT Vice President.
NEW JERSEY ZINC coMPANy.-ATA MEETING OF
~ tie board Of Directors o. this held TIE stu
w way declare chi tho amman and referrea sok psysbe
and the Is. Gay Of august next si the transfer
Office oi The company, I0S Liberty street New York The
transfer books VII be closed from July U 70 august
b. $. GiBLIN, Secretary
NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN RAILROAD CON.
~ PAM corner Of Fourth avenue and Twenty. seventh
street.
3. TrrAsrRERs 0Frfcr Juiv ~ .5f.
dividend OF three dollars per shate f Oin govern
has Il day been declared the capital stock or
I'M cotrpanv. PAYABLE tbs Office and afer Monday.
the I5tt daY ol August
The looks Will close h eth day OF August and
open on the i5th OF tie month.
" BENEET Treasurer
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FORT ROYAL SHIP NE ws.

ARRIvALs.-May 9sd, schr. Tanta-
mount, Davis, Wiscasset; brig David B.
Doane, Knowlton, Bath; 26th, steam
ship Fulton, Wotton, New York; 37th,
steamer Beaufort, Steel, Fortress Monroe;
steamer N. P. Banks, Blaisdell, New Or
leans Both, brig Samuel G. Adams,
Holland, Phila schr. Gersh Banker,
Ellis, New York; schr. Margaret Y.
Davis, West, Stono, S. c.; brig Concord,
Macloon, StonO, s. c.; schr. Western
Star, Crowell, Phila.; schr. Constitution,
Smith, New York; schr. Mable, Kenner-
ly, Baltimore steamer c, s. Wright,
Weir, New York.
ClssnaScgs. May 24th, schr. John
Gilpin, Ginity, Jacksonville; 25th. brig
Dudley, Carter, Phila.; schr. Anna G..
Leverett, Squires, New York; 9th, schr.
Artic Garwood, Willetts, Phila.; schr.
John Oliver, johnson, New Bedford /;
schr. James r. Mitchell. Elbridge, New
York; 2sth, steamship Fulton, Wotton,
New York {; 30th, schr. Tantamount,
David, Phila.: 3lst, brig Concord, Mac
loon, Tybee, S. c.; schr. Lightfoot, Clark,
Morris Island schr. S. H. Pool, McFad-
den, ..Phila.; June lst, Louisa Frazier,
Steelman, Phila.; schr. Mary Stedman,
Tucker, Phila.
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[Oficiall
HEADoCAsTrEs, U s. FoRoEs,
HuToS HEAD, FORT Pulaski,
ST, HELENA AND TYBEE ISLAND,
HILTON HEAD, s. C., May rs, 1864.
GENAEsL OEDERs,(
CAPT. JOHN A. HENNESSY, ed ?. ". is
10 announced as Provost Marshal OF this Dis
trict, and win be obeyed and respected accord
ingly Capt. L S. BabcOck, upon being relieved,
will report to his regiment for duty.
2. Surgeon A. p. Dalrymple is announced as
Medical Director of this District. MedicaDOhi-
ceIs of Regiments, Posts,' &c, will make to him
the usual reports.
3. Ii Col. w. T.. Bennett, 1st Regiment Mich
igan Solored Troops. Is assigned TO duty as
Chief Police Officer OF Hilton Head and its vi
cinity
4. The Circular Order of May sth, C. s., ap-
pointing Board of Civilians, with certain pow
ers for sanitary and police purposes, is hereby
revoked.
:. Asst Surg John Flowers. ed p. ". Is ap-
pointed Health Officer of the town OF Hilton
Head and of Mitchelville, and will make his
reports daily direct to these Headquarters.
4. Az far as practicable, Commanders OF Regi-
ments, Battalions and Detachments, will make
requisiti0ns for Clothing, Camp and Garrison
Equipages between the 10th and Goth OF each
month.
by Order of BRIG -GES. JNO. P. HATCH,
Commanding District,
EDWARD L. ROGERs,
Major 10th p w.,
A.A.A.G.
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SERgNADE.-On Thursday night of last
week the Post Band serenaded Colonel
Peter Dunbar, at his quarters in Mer
chants Row. They played several
pieces very finely, and were then briefly
addressed by Colonel Dunbar, from his
balcony. He thanked them most hearth
ly for the flattering compliment they had
paid, and for the relief afforded by their
sweet strains from the sadness OCCASION
ed by letters he had just received, an
nouncing the death of friends in the Vir-
ginia armies.
He complimented the band for their
skill, and hoped they would long con-
tinue to contribute TO the pleasure of the
inhabitants of Hilton Head by their pres
ence here. He closed by inviting the
Band into his quarters, where they were
entertained. The Band advertise con-
cert for Tomorrow evening, where those
who admire their street music can have
an opportunity to judge of classical
instrumental concert with full orches-
ira and brass band.
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CoNcERr-DRAMArrc.--A Concert will
k given at the Union Theater, on Friday
evening. The Post Band will perform and
will be assisted by the best vocal talent
procurable. The suspension of theatrical
performances by the N. N. D. A. was
not occasioned by any lack of ability, en-
terprise or harmony, but by the absence
of quite number of the members, who
hare gone to other points. During their
occupation of the Theater. the Associa-
tion deserve great credit for the character
of their performances. given under most
discouraging circumstances. We UNDER
stand the theater will soon be again re-
opened for dramatic performances
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.~, [Oficial.l
II EADQrARrERs, DEPT. OF TIE SoUTu.
HuLroN HEAD, s. c., May ~, 1864.
GENERAL ORDERS,
A Ii PERSONS HOLDING PERMITS TO
n introduce goods into this Department, and
to trade therein, are required to have their per-
mits renewed at these Headquarters. No ship
ments Of goods, on present permits. will be al-
lowed until the renewal of the permits. All per-
nits to trade, will expire on the 10th OF June,
unless renewed
Parties wishing their permits renewed, must
make application in writing, = these Headquart-
cry, stating the kind and quantities Of goods to
be brought into the Department for traffic. Said
application must be accompanied by certificates
oi loyalty to and citizenship OF the United States,
from persons well known In the Department,
and be endorsed by the District and Post Com
mandes OF the station where the applicant
wishes 70 establish a trade.
District and Post Commanders gre charged
with strict observance Of this order.
By Com'd Of MAJoR-GEN. j. G. FOSTER,
w. L NJ. BuRGSR,
Capt and Asst Adjt Cen.
OFFICIAL:
ThoAAs j. ROEINsoS,
lst Lieut. 2lst L. S. c. T.,
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REBEL PArERs.-Rebel papers of the
9th have been received here, but they
contain nothing later than our Northern
adviccs by the Massachusetts,. The reb-
els claim series of victories for Lee; !;
brilliant victories for Beauregard, and a
mastery retreat for Johnston. They
seem to admit, however, that this is the
crisis of the whole conflict, and it is
neck-or-nothing" with them. Our
space is too limited for extract.
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[Officiall
HEADQUARTERS, DEPT. OF TIE SoUTH,
HILToN HEAD, s. c., June 1, 1864.
GENERAL ORDERS
u,HE EG; GF;o,ai:LowfNa 81: EXTRACT FROM A CIR.
i eHlar Order, Issued ,bs the President Of the
United States, respecting the proper observance
of the Sabbath In the Army, is hereby re-publish-
ed for the information and guidance OF the off,
GERS and men Of this command;
1.-THE President, Chief OF the
Army and Navy, desires and enjoins the orderly
observance OF the Sabbath, by the officers and
men in the military and naval service. The i'm
port tance for man and beast Of the prescribed week.
iy rest the sacred rights ofChristian soldiers ana
sailors, becoming Difference to the best senti-
ment OF Christian people. and due regard for
the Divine will, demand that Sunday labor in
the Army and Navy be reduced to the measure
of strict necessity.
1.-THE discipline and character OF the national
forces should not suffer. nor the cause they de-
fend be imperilled, by the PROCLAMATION OF the
day or name Of the Most High. At this time OF
public distress adopting the words Of Wash
the service OF God and their country without
abandoning themselves To vice and immoral
ity.'"
The Major-General Commanding, wishing to
impress upon the minds of the officers and SOL
diers of his command the importance OF q pro-
per observance OF the Sabbath, hereby orders:
that District, Post and rRgimental Commanders
shall cause all fatigue duty and unnecessary
labor to cease on that day, and that Divine Ser.
wee be held every Sabbath in each Camp, and
at Posts where suitable accommodations can bc
had
Il is recommended to commanding officers at
detached Posts, or elsewhere, where there is no
regularly appointed Chaplain, to cause Divine
Service to be read by some suitable person, eth
er officer or ENLISTED man.
By Order of MAI-GES. J. G. FOSTER,
w. !. NJ. BURGKR,
Capt. and Asst Adjutant General.
OFFICIAL:
Thomas j. RoBISsoN,
Act Asst. Adjt. General.
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HEADQUARTERS, DEPT. or TIIE South.
HILTON HrkD. s c. Nav 30. 1864.

HEADQUARTERS, DFpT. or TIIg SOUTH.
HURON HEAD, S. c., May 90, 1864.
THE FOLLOWING ORDER, FROM THE
i War Department, is hereby published for the
information and Guidance of all concerned, and
will be strictly enforced IN this Department:
WAR DEPARTMENT,
GENERAL ORDERs,l AM'r GEs'L's OTy,Sg.
No. III. Washington, April %, 1854.
In relation to public horses, ragoas, DC.
1. Every officer Of the army, other than of the
Quartermaster's Department, and the chief me-
dical officer OF the departments, armies and army
corps, who has in his possession, or under his
control, any horse, ambulance, spring wagon, or
ment OF the United States, whether used in the
performance Of his public or private duties, will
Immediately turn in the same to the Quarter
masters Department.
2. Hereafter no officer Of the army will use
any horse, ambulance, spring wagon or vehicle
Of any kind, which Is the properly Of the Govern
ment OF the United States, whether for the trans
action Of his official or private business, without
an order in writing from the Adjutant General
authorizing such use
This order will not apply to officers entitled 10
be mounted under General Orders, No. 90, OF
August Sth, 1863.
g. The regulations OF the Quartermaster's De-
partment provide for the transportation Of OFF,
GERS travelling under orders, and their baggage.
When on proper requisition an officer has OBJ
tanned transportation, the horse, or vehicle, so
obtained will be returned to the officer account
able therefor, or to some officer Of the Quarter
masters Department, as soon as the journey Is
performed.
L. The Quartermaster General and Inspector
General will cause this order to be enforced by
the officers Of their Departments throughout the
armies Of the United States; and for its viola
ton, reported by the officers Of these depart
ahaI
by Section S, OF an act Of Congress, published in
General Orders, War Department, No. 10G, cur
rent series, in reference to the use Of ambulances.
BY order Of the Secretary Of War;
E. d. TOWNSEND,
Asst Adjt Gen'l.
BY Com'd Of MAJoE-GES. j. G. FOSTEB,
w. L. NJ. BURGKR,
Capt. and Asst Adjutant General.
OFFICIAL:
THOMAS J. RoBISsoN,
1st Lieut. 21st U. s. C. T,
Act Asst Adjt. General.
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PRdMoUoSs.-lst Sergeant Mark A.
knowleden, Co. E, 18th Ohio Vols, to
be lst Lieut.. in same Regt. Sergt. Hen
fy A. Hawks, Go. E, 5Gth n. Y. Vols,
TO be 2d Lieut.. in same Regt. lst Sergt.
John Connell, Co. D, 5Gth N. Y. Vols,
TO be I'd Lieut. in same Regt.; lst Sergt.
Norman Perkins, Go. E, n. y. Vols, to
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CASUALTIES IN TIE VIRGINIA BATTLES

CASUALTIES IN TIE VIRGINIA BATTLES.
We hear of many casualties among
officers well known in this Department
in the Virginia battles. Lieut.. Col. j. /.
Plympton, of the Sd N. H., it is said, has
lost both legs; Lieut.. Col. John Cham
bers of the 23d Mass, is reported killed;
Capt. Young. formerly at Spanish Wells,
is reported killed; Big. Gen. Hickman
is prisoner; Major T. B. Brooks, of
Gen. Gillmores staff, wounded in the
arm: Capt. H. D. Eaton, 9th Conn. killed;
Lieut.. Ward, 24th Mass, killed; Major
Randlett and Adjutant Cllpp. Sd n. H.,
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lOficiaLl s,....-.. -
-, HEADQUARTERS U. s. FGscB,
HILTON HEAD, Fonr Pulaski,
ST. HELENA AND TYBEE ISLANDS,
HILToS HEAD, s. C., May2,, 1864
GENIAL ORpERs,l
No. II.
TN COMPLIANCE WITH GENERAL Or
i DERS, No. Is. Headquarters, Department of
the South. the undersigned hereby assumes COM
mand of this District.
The following officers are announced on his
staff:
Major E. L. Rogers, tO4th P. ", A. A. A. Gen.
eral.
Capt II. Y. Pickering, A. A. Inspector Gen.
erai.
1st Lieut. E 3. Van Winkle, 1O9d N. Y. Vols,
A. ID. C..
1st Iieut Daniel G. McMartin, s1st q. 8. C. T.,
A. ID. Z.
:. ss<A JNO. P..ffATCH. .,--~.,
Brig. Gen. Coin'i'g District
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PEssosAL.-Mr. A. B. Day, agent of
the Sanitary Commission at Jacksonville,
went North Oh the Fulton for brief alb
sence.
Mr. J. Fl. Sears, proprietor Of the New
South, arrived here by the Fulton after a
considerable absence North.
Mr.. J. P Gibson of the Port Royal
House has returned from q visit to his
friends in Charlestown, Mass.
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P8OMorI0Ns IN THE 5GrH n. y.-The
following promotions have recently been
made in the 5Gth New York Major
Rockwell Tyler, to be Lieut.. Colonel /;
Captain Eliphas Smith, to be Major; lst
Lieut.. James II. Smith, to be Captain /;
lst Lieutenant Norris Crossman, to be
Captain; I'd Lieut.. Solomon D. Wheat,
to be lst Lieutenant.
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DARE CHANCE.-THE BEST DINING
II SALOON on the Island for sale cheap.
Address Box 96 p. o.
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be I'd Lieut.. in same Regt Sergt. Jared
Packard, Co. II, n. Y. Vols, to be I'd
Lieut. in same Regt.
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THE UNION THEATER,

NEW STORE-NEW GOODS! No. BROAD
IN WAY. rear Of 10 Merchants Row, by AMES.
LUCAS AND PEABODY, wholesale and retail
dealers in Army and Navy Stores. Groceries, Dry
Goods. Boots and Shoes.
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are of very formidable character, and
can only I've carried with great lass.
The impression is gaining ground that
Lee will accept hattie in his present po-
SitiOn.
Our wounded, amounting to about 500,
are being sent to Washington via Port
Royal
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CONCERT BY THE POST BAND.-BY RE-
~ quest Of many friends. the members Of the
POST BAND, including both brass band and
orchestra, will give q Concert Of Instrumental
Music, under direction OF q. W.. INGALLS,.
Bandmaster, at
THE UNION THEATER,
FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 3, 1864.
The bill will comprise overtures and selections
from the best operas, interspersed with solos
and Duets. q
Tickets-Orchestra Seats, 80 cents: Parquette
Seats 25 cents. For sale at the box office on the
day Of the Concert, from to p. NJ, and at the
door, Concert to commence at 1-2 O'Clock.
The palmetto herald. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-06-02

wounded; Lieut.. E. A. Button, Captain
H. H. Aver and Captain Richard Ella, Sd
n. H., killed; and many others.