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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-05
Good showing for the CoIercd Citizens OF
Edgeieid, Tenn.

On Saturday, 22d inst, the colored people of
Ederfola were suddenly thrown into great couincton
by the appearance Of IN armed patrol on the streets and
alleys and in the dwellings ard bnc places wieh or
dCis rom tho Post Comma ldant to arrest march
he.dqaoiteri every coio7cd oitlzen Of Eigesed Tho
patro executed their orders 70 the Letter Tie coor,d
people were stopped tbs street, taken rca their
homes. kitchens, wash tuts wOr6.bencnes. &C. ard
ircAed 70 headquarters. where tley were inflrmod
TINT tue object Of tie arrest WAS n fnd OFT who the
lille. vicious, vagab)nd nicgors" of E5Cefoh were
And al DAY long, in the Burning sun tie crowd were
kept. whsle the ocors INVESTIGATED aud recorded each
case pass granted 70 Al. who ifa.s ed oyd'nce
OF being engaged in industrial pursuit and when
night came not one idle. vagabond niger" had been
found.
Inle',igenco OF this forward movement" on the
cc'ofed people reached the ofGca. l,k and that
oficcr on Sunday morn ine visited ElgcGpd e. ascer
tin BY whom AID hy what authority tie n.firs OF his
Bucan in that locality were being administered. Upon
inquiry he learned that Thomas Lad directed
that some Struggling co!oreL soldiers ut Ldi;efcll
shuull be arrested and seat 10 their cDmm''ds This
very just oraer Rad IN lis TRANSMISSION through tie
military channels been somevha. mlsiTieFprct'd. aud
in lis execution great wrong h.i been committed. We
are not fully advised TO just who the officers we've
who exceeded their authority. We vii Only add that
GerI visit resulted in Inc nmcdiaio abolition Of
tie pass ystem snd all quiet nj the Il e.e.i side Of
tic Cumberland. We arc permitted 10 puD. 81 TIE fol-
nwug official certilcnte furnished to Gen. .sk BY ae
Assistant Adutont-benerel OF tue pest Mt EIgefcd.
II is Good showing for oar o.Jrel iriendi. We
seriously doubt whether the number Of whites.
gotb,cl NJ" from the streets iaues etc. OF Edge
field. could produce 20 rood record:
HEADouART.'Rs Cav. nETor, y. y. T,
EDGEuELD Tenn. July ~ 1915.
General C. u. FnE.
SIE In with your rrqncst have Trio honor 10
report tia. ~ male negroes sad rs rale nesoe' total
1858 All ofthe oboyemenloacd negroes gave evidence Of
visible means Of support.
very respectfully, yeur most ebedt serv't.
Capt Co. F, 9Th Mich Cav. i. "a G.
Jso H. cocuRAxr. Mi ioist u. 8 C. l. end A. 4. A. @.
Nashville Coored Teunel Sc en-, July 20.
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Eraths Of Soldiers
Nc, he REX endirg Angga 4. lsG,

Fcr The REX cxdir9 AHgga 4. 1865
IN THE HOSPITALS II AND ABOUT yEw-yonK,
nIPozTrp WEAKLY TOR sEa-YoIk TRIBUNE By A. j..
CASE, ooyEKsKESr usDEErAEER. NO. S6 snASDsrREEr.
n.
IAN applications In regard 10 the brrin' removal placing
Of headOurs tc graves OF deceased roei shoad be Ad
Dressed to A. j. Care oovcrnrnt Urde No. 3s' Grand
n. y t. insure Immediate attention and trust erthy u-
formation. A. J. CASH.
Berrian. Geo w H. -; Co F. sSth n. Y died a, No
80 uowar1.; rcsidrrc- when enlisted, cnkers, n I.
easier Powell. 5h " !. Vet Vol Duryess Louasesl died
HATS Island. residence wn-n en istf- unknown
oprenbof 60. Il. TN ~ n died on steamer Ben Deford;
rcsdenc. WHEN enlis,ed, Known
HANNAH i' my Co A. l5h " T.; residence when
.lls ed New : ok ,l,y.
Heavy TAomas. ~. CO y, l!Nh u u residence when
enlisted Broo. ~, y. Y.
Oliver Robea age Co. C.. l2Jsb Illinois, residence wlen
enlisted NsrA .0l Co. fi
Proctor Nm. Co. l. "a Bstslon lih T. s. Infantry resi-
del C wLen cias'ed Aogivila, =. =.
Slotaou.c Henry a.; Co. T. 10Th Missouri residence
when enlisted. st. Loui- Mo.
Wescott " W.,ter2.. Go. A. 10Th " l. AIT; doi at No.
81 Uowafs-st. residence when emitted, unknown.
Nhi..heaI John ,coogedl 49, 10 %. 18th N Ii resi-
Gcnce wIen enlisted, Ae~legn " {.
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TIE COSYpIaaTGRs AT THE DRY
TOBVGGAs.
Partia' Souiefsien o. Or. nude-Yntesest.
ing sta'tmonss o. she O.hsr Coa-Dira.
TORS.


The Washington dispatch of TIE P1iqdliphia
IaQHiro Of Friday contans the following;
BHg.-Gep Dodd; hayiag in charge Dr. Audd spans.
ioNlsas arrived here oday, aud made his report Ia
INC war Defaii mt. lie reports some interestnp
conversation hli "tA the prisoners during the pas,
sagc which de{ eOped sOme facts not bqfore tnh
shcd which 20 % show that the verdict OF the NM
ary Commission was admitted by the prisoners to be
Just
On the trip Dr. Aiudd Acknowledged to Can't. noyd
Gen. Dodd, and Others, thu. he know Boob Wien ic
his horse with Harold on the morning after tho
bssslaiion but that be was afraid 10 tell OF his hay.
ny been tfor,, fearing lie Ewes OF himself and family
would be endangered thereby Ho knew that Booth
would never he taken alive. Ho also Acknowledged
that be had been acquainted with BOOsl FOR time
Hnj that he with Booth at the National Hotel on
sl3 evening referred 70 by We.cilm IN; that he met
Booth in the street, and Booth said he wrn.ed him
tNuld 70 Introduce him % John Sl1rai'; that they
s'Ttad up Seventh street. on lbrrW.y 40 Ig Suratt,
house, lnd ON theig way they m5t John Surcltt aud
Heichman, and returned To Booths room az the Va.
tiOna wncTc De and John Surrait had conycrsa-
ton OF private character. Io said that the Military
Commission ~ his case had done their dgty and far
az they were concerned the sentence in his
Just but soioo Of the Witnesses had syorn falsely snd
Galici0usly.
OLaBshn Acknowledged that the Cont had done iis
duty and sad that be in the plot 10 -apture the
President. but that, after tho inChectuL ATTEMPT in
lloreh' whes the party hoped ~ have captured tho
oo1ch containing tie President DC thought that the
entire proeo. WINS given un and i wac as r n. he vas
concerned. he denies positively that he had plrt or
knowledge IN the pct TO assusste the Pfesdeat Gen
Grant, o. any ore else.
Arnold made about the same statement rs r. did
before the iratha he was in the plot 10 captnre ard
not 10 assassnatc; that had failed and no oonsdsred
himself out Of il, and never knew anything about tho
which be thought. was gotten ~, Ly
Booth only few hours before executing H. He ihourLt
The Court could not have done otherwise than ID did
lie expressed his sorrow that be had been led into o
pO. 10 capture by Booth and Others and also exp:esed
himself thankful that the punishment was no wore
Sponger talked considerably during the TIP but like
the others respondent NJ times at the uncertainty
about their place Of destination While on tie VOYAGE
he expressed some mpatience at his stupidity In
not having recoilected while trial. q circumstance
Ia connection with Booths escape from the stage that
would have told materially 10 his (Spangcr's) eli.
vantage. Some OF The testimony went e. show that :
Spaoees bad slammed ,he door ~, afte. Books exit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-05
The Na,ioDni Temperance Convention.

lie laird and last diy Wednesday Of the
% Saratoga was dsgO.ed chiefly - discus.
- VI isyilious which were reported by the Busi.
kvs: A0 "Dor'-u '~c 4t'o4isiuiS are q iJ4-
- -. Ila, - Convention we gratefully aeknowled.e
1..os; 200 IN the pI.t history Of he temperance
ylSsr ~ , ,lolld exert ~ eio-s with constant. de-
k<.i,.fo ~ l lLe Divine Spirit md Providence.
rs.s ny Ia s inccp; and csry progress Z was
~ moscneni end tlat il subr,c .ent stsgrs a.
Nis,n P.omoied by tie Chi ,t'au mini sry ana the
'1 . l1' We iuvoi- The continued incrrase ~ tie
,ht. - ani proceed Christians especially IA.
we. - abstinence .raa Intoxicating drinas and ti-
VA alton oftcnD, saire 4. ,.,es ron ~ a,int
k.s >tsay School - '-fN
s "a. We .-oal DO al in our power to seeule the
'tSs '''ocstes Of to,i abstinence from al h..osi
'sgr ,Ie Is = loassr, 90 tie estimation Of many
- ''lal ordii4fcss, fruit Of the vine an.
faa, stosa ~ ~ o.. z.ns io satisiacion.
i.ls 80 so,e o. the Lord II would remove on. Of
Ntae tr,se - nee ,iiy aid immorality Of the IN.
80 Nd 6' Os. TIE c.ei supports Of The pre-
~ Se Ss W. alncion ~ intoxicating dfinks
III 'rstioa IN o. The recent DEVELOPMENTS of seiet,-
ga n fneass' opc sudin this coan,Iy, the pub.
Of aess ss Tcs - sc oea Fso%a a to S'P
- ''ii esty reqoes IN ,nes, this Convention resgor
90 s' i.n 70 .ah.'s.n Ia this honored aud u
go That Prof A. p D. henlit can be wisely dofe
Caose,o.eroe committee i, ~ :. Davis and Worth
euv o.'ssion. aud rse NlAFeJ our request 10 the
Ssse 70 w. e'; @ eoSa Of a 'p nyd ls
!, i 51 y eo,sS,e "a Is. . S,:,
B. etr to the ea5d eos. al .9. Of fG
Is.' ri. COVE oayss ts 5Isuliied ior III. nd
- II, soe to Almighty ia Sc 1fale with the most
ee oi he BS, 70 meet IN hearty cocpsrson IN
s .,nrrs deiberrtsns -, el,'.h whlcb have pre-
ae nportso,s htd. q labor more intr..,5b sja S
nt labor for N. or enierprise and resolved 10
la'y and Ii. VOL e"'ion oil our principles throu,h.
s.aiire f tsa as, a.s9 introduced and agreed >,
i abshrusean'a sad ,s Of Temperancc PaS
~, bq9e Of $4,000 A lsn so. GI National
''n'n' eouslaaea tie exercises ,:A1 ! S0'"l re-
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THE Observation-Disclosures.

From present Indications it would seem TINT
Anwefp has been selected by our Government as the
headquarters OF oar squadron ~ EiFopoan waters.
Antwerp Il the commercial capital OF H.. b, and Is
situated on the ii-ht bank Of tae ShclaL' Ion pcrtc
made IL one Of hih relt naval alls and spent enor.
mons on the construction q: Us docks ana otl'r
NO. rs; aud the advantages - he derived 10 ,A place
mike II II place Tor Tondo for OFT shipping.
The screw guuboa, Shawmnt hrs iuti sailed to Join
ths Europe IN suuadrOra SIC - 81 c. ss or
runhpa, corning cigM Guns ani or . TINS register
She was built NJ Pcri month. y. H. ard Nas launched
ou the 18th IT Jnre. l-fj. shc lttechod to the
NOlia Atlantic SquairoI al tLc oose Of tire war. The
fupwilg j. q list al her Cticc.s; Legi LOrnnnieT,.
=. ". walker Lieuicuant u. j. Cromwell. Acting.
Master. 4 N.Nvcr. Aciinc.Elsgns. %. a. 1homp-on,
". r. Iof e.. ". C0iIns Pissed Assistant sargcnn.
j. T. Barn.ui Assistant raymas'ef. i. &. Crave;
liist Assistant IN riurcrg. H. =. Talbot Jul1 Lover
Ss.ond .l.t4ut Lnrireer.. 4. j. Montgomery, j. ~.
EAnanuci. JLs ". Hy.eaaai Aatcs u. ". lIast. j..
:. O'.!eu.
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STRAWBERRIES IL CONCENTRATION Tie

STRAWBERRIES IL COSSECTfCUT.-F'rom TIE
Croalar We learn that the total expense Of cuivaing
,Cs rods or 2.5 acres already set oatpart one and
the RS; iwo.yearoh lels-yas sl,579 including In
iorost and taxes on land. Tie expense Of harvesting
and marketing was sL<s). or atotal cos, Of s1,0Gs.
The returns were $500 quarts Of berries sold at 2lc.
-s5,5i2; plants sold. S95-making $3.50. The Profit
is SIR, or abOg' sos per acre. Amer long and re-
Oneida t-uaupity. who cultivated the above,
ba,e decided hi. the Wilson'S Albany is the
most profitable marcel variety, ihcrgh the
rnn,is oiipne,. save yery good results 't season
iLcy LeeI'y led ast year. Orc advantage = '-e
Io'aphel is ha. tAey continue q long time IN boaFih
supplying u q table fiou jane oJGly 10 Dowl,rs
market Russell large and prolific, bur seorohes In
the sun and turns brown With not enough A5mre's to
carry.
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70 paI.iu,or-. BY che New. Jersey R. r.. foo. Of

70 Baltimore. by the New Jersey r. r.. foot Of
Coqrtandtst 9 and III a. u. 7 D. IN. and 10
TO BY teaScrs t; Of i every s.a '' !"
DAY. and Jersey Blue. every wednesday, from
To Boton. BY New London iins Pier 80 Il. r. p !"
aud Neptune Line, Pier % II. r.. diy tsu' daT
IT, 1.S by Haven T. IT, Vi; springfield ID
2.ih.si. aud 4tlav.. ..:........8a m land p. N.
av. via Shore Line y. eni .. Snnday..... ?.
For Ca,skil by s'sanler Thomn- Powell, from f'ot
81 fmnkin-st.. n. r.. eyrry flesiay and Thurs
dly N p. No.. and .ysry Saturday at...."... T. In.
10 tsnrn qua Rochester, baHsio, Salamanca and
Wet b. Ese Railroad. loot oil Caan,beIsst.
IT, Long GrHues by nariian SUD Dcswarc boz R.
H., via steamboat Jesse Hoyt, from rcf -. IL.
To Long anci. By steamboat Na1c.ai dy,
.,dn1ays eAcrptcel lIom foot Of BsTclay-'i ~
r, 20 cornee. o, Sandy Hook with seesnore X.
X for Long Brarc,i At iOl a m. anl....... At p. n.
slip f. a. M and $50 .. n
steamers leave foot OF iasri'on-t. North River p. H.
10 Newhurg. Fougakeepsie, Roundoat end Kings
tol, louting a, Cos1en's Dock. Wet Point and
Milton. the steamer Mary Powell, III from loot
70 Sew Haven connecting win T. r. for aiord
AMI 5prinSteld-Steapiersl leave Peek Slip ut 81
To Haven, BY the Nrw.syrn RI, a;ii.,
10 snS c tiy sniS. r s ' c + and m
srd Greenwicli by 'ieamer John Homer. pier Dc
T. IL; tfeck',-g daily ':.;...;..;.;...... - p m.
via Allentown. nom foot Of L.herty-st.. n. r., o
a. M u a. end wy p M SUNDAY tfain....... p. IL
10 Phiade pima. by NesJersey railroad, foot OF
Courtanit-st., Z 10 ard ~ Il. M, IL NJ andop.
m; ard Y midnight SUNDAY. ....::..:."..... p. m.
To Staten Island By steamer. from H'r No - "
r.. near Lry-.t., at l. 0. 1890 a. M, 1890 2,45
p. IN. On sundays. . 1880 l2m., 1880, 3, 4:yo,
$500 ani...:.". ..........:...~...:.... 7:3op.
To Providence by feptune Steamship CO.. Line.
diiy frotu p.r p, foot OF Robin ou-s; ~ r., at
To White Mountain. and Lake MempI remscog-
Direct route via New Haven lsresuboat or rail-
road. spTiu gd-id and the Connecticut River Vat.
hey. TAKE steamers q I'm feck.s'ip al J:l3 p. M,
or cars from g;th 81 station at i2l5 or p m
To Washington by New-Jer=ey X. r. foot Of
Cont andt-si. and liz M, 2. M, and IL
midnight Observation-Disclosures p
further Information IN ressi TO Garoi ID Time Tables
see advertisements in another Of this paper.
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way 70 h'rde Immediate pursuit. SpangIer says
tqute escal .rcollectIcn that some time previous
10 tie nssassi Il paieht spring had been put on
the door. ior L., .slose OF csing IL wien earclossiy
left oJer.
re any, However, Fat le snpposes the Court had
done rfht. ant l. they gave hin pie ;ty az work aid
Icnty 70 eat L. was satisfied sl'aosgh lie VAS rct
guilty and fn,W nothing q Buail', Intentions. he
SAYS .hai do 20 Hocif. g. VIZ 40 al cen Cr
yon 0uf mat Il as ~ fcc.ruce tvs Ling Dig (Bo-bD
hnse and lu~f- ard ii u va taiee days be.pic ne
oBsrsslraion Tie srys tHaf az tho theses lei
N ihei incr! iocar gb a, a.s sapping ANY, one
Ia t.c nnEh nj telling lin f. kocp rs mdnti shut
TIC OL.cei. IN Ch.ife Or tr pf.-oGcIs carried out
thor i.irnctiors iuiy. nd before laving they re
eoTcd lie tAalAs OF "a iur A!ad treatment to tne2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-05
Annry,r op Tuz srr,,rrR OTTAWA.

The United State, steamer Ottawa arrived at
this port o Friday morning having been ordered noEth
=. thr Atlantic Squadron account ~ T. reduction
During hor past cruise ~ - months h1 did god
Ice intrn campaign against Forts Wagner and Gregg
md N ne expedition into Bills b., tle time Of tie
evacuation 81 Charleston.
ier last station aas DO TIE s. Johns River Florida
where size discharged important picket dug, and IN
which river she had pfe. ousiy participated IN the cx-
petition that assessed jacksonville. Tie following
j. a - of her officers;
Iicn Com. Jai si,w- comuhndl'r. erOEcef. Nm. II.
Net a. c. \. A. sIrsrou l. ~ Nillri. 4. Al faynas
ter g. W Nomination. second Ai-iai En- cT n rl1rgr,
Reierf B Iar. Acf, Ena.s, Simpson Jsnney. YIN. b.
nodgGrsor, Naler smiths sc ins Scccud As..it Ersi-
reer Au.usins NanIc Acin-.iAfu- ssstau us eefs.
Wn.. &. Ford Nin. II. Fisher ssinu-i Murphy ns,e,
Iierry Churrli 81. Caf,su'a Crrk Frank A. Irf'u.on.
80 reuEer r. u. HigliIs, Ihrd Asssn Engineer, United
Sisies Navy.
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Corporation Notices.
OROTOY AOUEDUCT DEPARTMENT

CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.
~ TO IRON FOUNDERS .-SraeJ PROPOSALS viii
be received at this Office (Rounda City Hall PAM nnf
II ocloc. Of su'uldsy. Avg r. 1902 io the sippyof
2n3 tnns Cast-lron STRAIGHT plPL, feet g,e. 81 a.
59s tuns Cast-Irop CURVED PIPE. feet inter. diam
and tuns CastIron STRAIGHT PIPE, i2n inter dim
All Proposals must have the woods. Proposals fr Cast
Iron Pipe aso the of tue parties opoug and the date
of presrr;eiion indoised the euveio.e
Benk forms for the proposals and all information
Be obtained sppicaion At the cc Of tie Ensinesy
in. Chief. THOMAS S4ENE.s. Croton
ROBERT l. DARRA0H, }Aessd,ct
A. ". CRAVEN, Board.
Esu-YofL An l. 1875
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or kEW-YORK...... August e.
Cleared.

Cleared.
Steamship Teutonia (IIan) Hack. Hamburg Kunhardt
s,esrnship Charles Benton. sslter Eewbern, Murray
Nephew
Ship a. E. Love,t (Br). Chapman, Bordeaux. Boyd
.iafi siclian. Smith Malaga Bat.rS cranel.
ban Stella rial. Alsio Marseies, Slocoyich, Agrese,
Smith Goorz'sdcs.
Bark Normandy tBr.l. Mcintosh. Mon,evdeo. McCOn
Firth.
Bsrk Diriso Blair, Cow Bay. Broekway Baker.
Bnrt Sulots. psrnr Lingnn, II. u. j. u. u lookuen.
Pax Graftl Craig. Philedrlphis Simpson Clspp
E-Tk Aslcour. (Br), Burt Ricabudto, 7. Hamony's
Me- eve.
Ian Harvest Home Perry Turks IAland, II. D. J. u.
bro0oauau.
Big {. T. O'Brsn. Knowle. Mobile. Smith 4 Dunnipy
Bfig Aura kin Eayre y. X. DeWolls Co
Urg A.thea -, Lssuayra and Porto Csoelo Boyd
Unckrn.
big Rescue (Brl, -, Liverpool. N. s.. Boyd Hinc-
kfn
rig Aim, Jane Orb Flynn. Lingau c. B., Brett, Son K
ing v. X. sawyer Ray Pnsd ph1, Miller L HoagAton
Br.- Chowsn Dbl Long. Baltimore.
Schf Ago. Ely. New London. II. : Racket Son
Sc 1 Nelni, noorr. pLilldr Vhis Thomps0u hunter.
Ger Hogsca L.. Frances. New Haven, ". Briggs Go.
rclr. lla L.. hrarsr, Boston. :. l.. Levi. Go.
Scir =. Slrd3n. Erbcrf Bi.tim0rr. VI. B-dei.
scT. %. .. roane. keiuiln Philadelphia, H. 4. Beck
Co.
schs HeLry (B Arnold Ragged Island, N. S. Brett, Son
c..
schr Sarah l.. Corson. Iseksouvile A. W. Lsai Co
Schr ,sh.s, Jasprf. Lnfiu, {. b. ,. 1aboi Co.
Scur. n. :. Stockton Charleston Pierson X Collins.
s,AF. DiadeEi, berjan.ii, Philadelphia H. 5. kaeket
Son.
#.
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Arrived.


u. s. steamer Ottawa Li~qt Commanding Jas. sulwel
Pore ROYAL = c. days; Jolly 81 al Point Lookout asscd
L. = STEAMER Jas Ad-er with monitor Ia tey bound }.
STEAMSHIP Nigtiu.al. Brelher NevOri,aDs Via sand Cay
July 20 with cotton D. =. Qnarermasicr July -, Of
sobrero Light passed steamship Aslspii hence fos Ne"
Orleans.
s'csmh,p DeMol,y, SIMPSON City Point. 20 hours with
The 2h NJ Y. Cavalry, Col d. NJ Evans $50 men TO u >
q master.
steamer John Gibson Kelley Washington a hours md,s
ano rs.sl 20 N. u. Cromwe ell / Go.
steamship Edward Edward EVENT. Etter Richmond wi,
Fsrtfss Monroe &c honrs with 20 OF the 2th ~
Csvr r. TO u. = Quarternis.er
Steamship LEILA De Cuba So Rye,r Havana days hours
ballast I. ~ Cebeos. Came here for repairs.
Ste. Metamor Non |ateaouIgh ashpgton ~ houTs
10 ma,
far Am lofr,if.z,, Campbell, Cow Bay. c. B.. days.
with eo.l to +. Whllock Go.
Bah Florence ol ilasn, Ns kuck, Matamoros 20 days
ballast, Rupr,chtS For.iener
Brig Mazlan addoeS., sigua e Grande 10 days. sugar
Mecllf Duncan
Brig N,lt, Antrim, Wallace Neuvitas 10 days sur,r &C.,
Peck Church Lel bark s,ampode fer New lork in days
bhgs Ellen p Stewart for do do Ncbrsssa, do lds schr
Ann Iarlet. wsitlng.
Brig Udoa Whuemore Neuvitas days sugsr. Thompson
Hunter Left brigs Sebraska, for NswfoIk, ds Nellie
s,cwart. for New.York, lds.
schr Welcome X. Beobe, Grant, Beaufort, N C., sdays,
schr Venus, HeAr,sy Calais days lumber, HOlyOse
SEM Jodlie Roberts, Cala. days, lumber, HOlyOhs
Murray. -
sch L. D. Wentworth, Dean, Bangor days SPAR to Navy
Yard.
schr y. Artemus, Mitchell Machiss spars, Snow Rich
ardson.
sehr. f.. Leland. Cot, Bangor.
Schr Elizabeth Arcuarias, Jackson, Linean, coal, "
IIsviland
sloOp Thomas Hull Hall, Providence. L. Kenny Co.
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CONVENTION oP THE DEAF AND DUMB.-A
Convention Of Deaf hIufes viii assemble In Wioting
Hall, a. Syracuse 1T 10 o'clock a. m. on Wednesday.
The 30iL Of August and continue during Thursday TO
OrcGnize m Association nnd form Constitution. The
friends OF deaf mucs earnestly invited 10 BE- pres
.nt. Communications may be addressed 10 either y.
NJ Duncan No. > FiFsteye., or NJ ID. Bartlett. No.
- Last broadway New-YOr. City.
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CROTON AOUEDCCT DEPARTMENT.

~ TO CONrkACrORs.-sepfrate SEALED Propo..s win
b. received a This Office na IL oelocs Of TUESDAY.
August IS 1875 fpr the construction OF the following Sr-et
Improve nnents, viz: SEWERS. in bLtEfREn STREET,
between Perry aud EsmMond-s'F-rts; IN tlFrYfoURTH
STREET frniI Sixhayrnu- point 49, fee, east In FIFTY
FIR III SIRE IT from sixth TO 0iB $50 FEET east in
FORTYFlftH STREET, between tifh eud SIXTH ayeGo-ss
in HANOVER SQUARE aid PEARL STREET, b'.vscn
VI ali sr.., and Old Sip, ard Ia SIXTY FIRST STREET
from poi 800 feet OF Tenth aS-n1c 10 and trouh
Tenth ayrun- TO Fiy.nnth st,rc' end SFONE BLOCK
PAYEnE NTS IN sEEENTf.FiESf STREET between
Third and Fourth avenues; ia TWENTIETH RkEr be-
tween rhirl end Forrth avenues; in FiFfN-sECOND
STR ET between ~ v.nlh and .rhth IN FORTY
sIXTH STREET betwes Lexir On snd Fourth avenues,
and IN TWENTY-SiArH STREET, between Madison and
L. .ton avenues. . .
Fac pro 1s must be Endorsed ~ envelope wib the
title Of the fr which is offered aso with Of bids
der snd the date OF Offering
Blank forms and specific b. Lad application q
the Contract Clerk At ;Lis oice Roand City Hal. PARK
New.l ORR, August 2. los
THOMAS STEPHENS. Crotsn
ROBERT L. DtRRAC' Aiuedud
A. w. CRAVEN Board.
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A Case Deserving sympathy and Aid.


SIR: A poor blind woman, widow. sent her
son W. too ., herseif and daugh ter TO tho
two years expired ond could not yet The hnn ia
This son has recently died, and the poor WIDOW and her.
uahg1.er are now entirely dependent charity. VIII
find for this deceased soldiers blind mo,ber az
sister, Any person DESTROYS Of contrib1tny ce sa1d
or leave contributions with y Hurst No. 243 Broad.
way, Room No. H. '"u
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Travelers, Guide.

To Albany, by Hudson II. K, Depo, ath,N. ana
i0thave., aud by Harlem II. r., Depot zoth,se
and s,h.ay.. via Hudson River, !. a. m, ., 40
and l1t y. IN. Via Harlem u & m. and W .: IN
Sunday trsin, via Hudson River, p m. tity
cars run between Chsmbers and soih'sts. ftaiions
and Oity Hall aud ltth-ft. station. -
To Albany, landing at principal places on tho lind
son. by steamer &. Vibbsrj Tuesdays, Tbnrzdays
rird Sunday. aud Daniel d ew. Mondays. We'd
nesdnys and Fridays, from ZOO, OF Dcsbfosses-st
7.t5 - u, lsucius ., 1l.Ttie.L -si,,....u"....
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B,RyUn's NATIONAL FREE MUsEUM.-Mr.

y T garnam designs 10 establish in tbs city iree
N,tonal a ascum. which shall be to America wLa' TIE
p,r.,l Museum. the Na,ionai Gallery and the 'o.oS'
i,.l Gailcns are to England and the Bliolelne an
ride TIE Louvre and the J.rdin d. P.aties at" 20
Tstee. To tha; end he soli.'s contribnions L'' IL
,,ues and hcpes1a public ,nsiii ut.ons in 'As '
Grand abroad will give hin their dup!eae'' ava I'M
re War once Nary Department aud Patent oi"ce
,roan their models and sFophiea to his collection
1hich with the management and enterprise That -"r
1araam will display, mist in time become worldfs'
soEned.
We wloi tire Grea. siownsu tho fullest success in
,slapdahe Ell ri 10 make New York the center OF at
traction, oy placing within its municipal limits sseh
c,etion o. works Of Art and sgch specimens ot tAe
v,-etatle. Anm, and Mineral Kingdoms as sa@il rem
d il lloccs for all lovers o. The cCrioa, strange ai
vooderfnl in tie United States