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ar HOME LIFE INSURANCE.

xr HOME LIFE INSURANCE.
THE RICHMOND SAVINGS BANK AND INsU-
RANCE COMPANY
is now prepared to INSURE LIVES on the most
fayora BILE terms. This 10 home company, repre-.
scented by $50 stockholdsrs-all citizens Of Rich.
mond.
The company will issue ANNUAL LIFE POLL.
CIES II will also issue policies for term OF years
payable with or without death.
Call at the Office, corner Of Main and Twelfth
streets, and procure circular.
JOHN B. DAVIS, President.
JOHN F. c. PoTrs, Secretary. SO 2s-ts
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n R.HANGINGS.

n PAPER.HANGINGS.
EST A.BLIS H z D 1871.
RHaEAULT L co.
continue to keep on hand full assortment OF
GILT, GILT STAMPED, VELVET, SATIN, and
PLAIN PAPER HANGINGS;
DECORATIONS IN EVERY STYLE,
as we'll as wood limitations.
Rooms, halls, and passages PAPERED at short
notice and by experienced workmen, al under the
immediate supsrintsndsnes Of Mr.. JOHN =. Rkd'
NAULT. ..H
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
TABLE OIL CLOTHS.
WINDOW SHADES,
CURTAIN GOODS,
.n.... .." LACE CURTAINS,
and every article In the UPHOLSTERY line Al
-sa Ways on hand.
UPHOLSTERY WORK Of every description exc
euted at short notice. yN-Sm
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nE JOHN w. LEE SON,
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS AND GLACIERS,
CORNER EIGHTH AND GRACE STREETS.
WALLS AND CEILINGS WHITENED OR
COL0RED.
Will undertak e orders in the country.
Having had long experience In the business,
they engage to give sathfaction.
JOHN W. LEE,
se lin GEORGE w. LEE.
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EOR NEW YORK:-ATLAN-6 6N
NY. The splendid new side-whsel steamship
HATTERAS, s. ALEXANDER commander, ALBs,
MARIE, A. BOURNE commander, leave k1chmona
s sysry WI hsSAh aH1 and rsaTtkDHY.
These SHIPS are entirely new, and were ouiit
expressly for the route. ooc, or.rp
haze .ns b :pssaafRs and
ATTENTION are UNSURPASSED: ,,.,,,., CT.
VEN DOLLARS AND A HALF.
At nee" New sY ofr, on the Companys covered piei
within forty eight hours.
Shippers are invited TO notice that the gIes sa
frequent reshipping, - on other lines. Is avoided
preishts for points beyond New York will be for,
warded with dispatch, and no charge made except
These ships discharge cargo In New YORK at pier
No. IS North river, and tho Companys steamers
for Wilmington, North Carolina; Charleston, ga.
same pier. Goods for these points can be trans
fsrred without expense or exposure.
Insurance IL very low by these ships, ana the
economy In time insursncs, ana Soh Ss sSsa M
est route from Virginia. Insurance erected o.
lowest rates. when ordered.
AGENTS:
LIVINGSTON, FOX CO.,
SAMUEL A1 Rissn q c9.s Virginia.
'ADD" City Point and Petersburg.
Norfolk. Virginia.
For freight q sRs sisiEhs A sRR5y CO.. Agents.
once corner OF Cary and Virginia streets, oppo'
ate the Tobacco Exchange. dezi-b
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RAILROADS.
&&a 81 Ba -
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RATTR0.1

CHANGE OF sCHEDULE.-On and amo.
MONDAY, October lst, the mali train will BE- "a
between Richmond and 6taunton daily fsuDd,ra
exceptedl, leaving Richmond at 40 A. al
between Staunton and Jackson's river hi. wessiv
leaving Staunion on arrival Of mail train from ~,
east, az :20P N. on MONDAYS, wEDNEsDaYs
2. u. on TUESDAYS, TIL rRsDAYs, and sATfR..
DAYS. The accommodation train viii be run b.
tween Charlottesville and Richmond on MON.
ing Charlottesville ut S A. N. and Richmond \,
asp. N. Freight trains lessc Richmond o.,
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS a.
$40 A. II.
THROUGH TICKETS to Lexington. Harrison.
burg. and other points In the Vsiley, ana 10 ain
prominent points In the southwest, can be pgr
chased ut the Office. H d. WHITC0Mb
oc2 General euperintsndsn,
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- - s ssz:als ss,

~ - ~ si..s - ssiSsSSssaass
GREAT SHORT ROUTE TO THE
" N9RTH EAST, AID %EsT P pdtoT JaE
MAIL TWICE DAILY.-ELEGANT SLEEPING
CARS on ALL MIG lit TRAINS.-Th only railroad
route issuing THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH
BAGGAGE CHECKS from Richmond to the cities
North, East, and West.
Trains on this road are now run a. follows The
DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves Richmond
daily Sundays excepted ats.l'A. N, arriving in
Washington at 325 p. connecting, with the
EARLY AFTERNOON EXPRESS TRAINS for the
NORTH, EAST, and WEST.
The NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN, with
SPLENDID SLEEPING CARS attached, leaves
Richmond daily ats T. NJ, arriving In ws,h1i9,gg:
ton at 40 A. NJ, connecting with the EARLY
MORNING TRAINS for the NORTH, EAST, and
WEST.
THROUGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAGGAGE
CHECKS to Alexandria, Washington, Baltimore.
Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and all the prln-
cipal cities in the West.
For further information and through tickets
apply at the Office OF the company, corner Broad
and Eighth streets, Shockoe Hill.
J. b. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent.
SAxrEL RUrg Superintendent. myb
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- CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.
la September 20, 1866.
We very much believe that the predic-
ton Of an old gentleman made in our pre-.
seuce soon after the surrender Of General
Lee win be verified, viz Virginia will be
the cradle Of education for the South. 49,
! Her institutions we'll deserve this com.
pliment. With the talent aud mastery
genius Of Lee at one Of her well-known
institutions the fact that ell of her col
leges Of note are fourishing that numerous
high schools, each month, are being estab.
iished In every section Of the county, pre-.
sent unparalleled advantages, together With
ne rapid developments Of Washington
College, and the unprecedented rapidly
WITH which students arc pouring In st the
university, bid fair 70 cQ9osm the aakscity
Of the pfedictien. - I.1s''T
Already every room within the pReclnct.
q the University IN been engaged, bssides
nnmbers who arc already h private qaar.
ters. No one, however, .rssd Do deferred
from coming "A thls account. la
7 The faculty, y vie& az he - 800
s rss0'ntic1 tl2E q - i1e -bousss visSIS
~ Easce ef ID Vpjysrdty xhe psopel0
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INSURANCE.

-
nOMESTIC INSURANCE.
TIE INSURANCE AND SAVINGS COMPANY oS
VIRGINIA.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, AMPLE.
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE..
DISCOUNTS At SIMPLE INTEREST.
INTEREST on DEPOSIT CERTIFICATES.
PREMIUM RETAINED FOR THE BENEFIT OH
THE ASSURED
OFPICRs No. l2lo MAIN STREET.
D. J. HARTbOOK, President.
D.. J. BURR, SecretaEy.,.
B. G. WHEREBY, JR,, Assistan. Secretary.
lsu17-sm1
MONTAGUE q WHITALL
N4 Late Of the Merchants Insurance Company
Of Riehmond.)
INSURE PROPERTY OF ALL KINDS IN THE
MOST RELIABLE COMPANIES.
They also eject
MARINE INSURANCE AND LIPR INSURANCE.
oAse, No. III Main street, just below the Spots
wood Hotel. dc Its
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~ w. SNELLINGS, COAL AND
". WOOD AGENT.-Best quality OF RED and
WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE; best 4uaIlity, sMniRRs MID,
COAL; OAK and PINE WOOD, for sale at market
rates Office at the coal yard, Richmond ana Dah-
Vile depot Fourteenth street, Richmond va.
AZ G-lmk
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STEAMERS.


DAILY LINE TO NORFOLK, CITY
- POINT, AND ALL LANDINGS a11s a
the TENTH or SEPTEMBER the
oleEant steamers
Join sYtyEsffEiRs,. :. Captain .. C.giy!osp,
will leave Indian & Wstsons wharf DAILY, ex-
eept sundays, AZ 3, clock a. NJ. for CITY POINT,
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, and ALL LANDINGS
ONJAMES RIVER.
Passengers by these boats will arrive at City
Point in time to connect with the cars for Peters
burg.
rare 20 lily foint."..."."...... W
Fare to Norfolk, second class. ......... 200
The gE0RGEANNA leaves Richmond MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY. -
Returning, leaves Norfolk TUESDAY, THURS.
DAY, and SATURDAY.
The I99HHgysTLyEsTER l ss,ss Richmond TUES
Returning, leaves Norfolk MONDAY, wEDNEs.
DAY, and FRIDAY.
Freight for way landings must be prepaid.
ONCE at steamers wharf.
J. n. FREEMAN, Passenger Agent.
ONCE corner Fourteenth and Franklin streets.
"A H-ts
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AZ Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
Virginia the Cradle Of Education In the South
Flourishing Condition OF the University.
.r 10 CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va,
The New York herald., 1866-09-14

CAaRisGE AcciDEsr.-ExMAyoR wooD AND OrHERs
SERIOUSLY INJURED. Wednesday evening . serious
accident occurred 70 eK-Mayor Colonel Alfred Wood
and his wife, and Mr. Henry Hagner and his wife, under
tho Following circumstances:-Mr Hagner, well known
legal gentleman Of Brooklyn been visiting Colonel
WOOD a. ms farm IN Bushyille near JAMAICA I. and
during the afternoon Of the day In question Colonel
Wood proposed trial OF team OF Remarkably high.
spirited horses which he had recently purchased Whom
driving down Success HILL about Ave miles from Ja-
mace the horses took fright and dashed down the hill
with fearful rapdy, nor could all the force and
lions on Colonel Wood check thcm in the least Just be-
fore tney reached tho bottom Of the hill the horses
refined into side road doing which tho carriage ran
against against p sne steep side OF the hill and was in
out with great violence, his head striking projecting
piece Of rock and niurng him seriously that mis- life
- ,s dsspa'rea par & oa Mrs H.sner and MIRA Wood were
paaiy CUT ABOUT the head, arms and other parts OF
the body. Colonel Wood also sustained injuries OF
Sc S Hin The party were removed
tended 70 by Dr. Nissan, OF jamaica
TUE ALLEGED FRAUDS IN NAVY YARD Except
that an agent OF tho Navy Department rs In town. and
was yesterday making preliminary investigation OF the
circumstances surrounding tho alleged swindic upon tho
government OF a million dollars, nothing nov has
Tanspired 10 relation TO the matter. Neither Admiral
Bell the commandan OF the yard, Captain Pennock
the executive oicer knows anything about &C. tho Cur
cumsances having occurred before their appointment
the positions they now occupy Captain Muaney, tho
chief Of the Ordnance Department, il also entirely
,a,,ns uso ,hs asrk ,0, ana has no means Of ascer
made Like the other officers named he has
not been long In the yard II s however positively
stated that there is one man. IL not morr In his depart
ment who can confirm the whole Of tho statements
made BY the informor, who, by the way Is out OF
town There arc other ugly rumors afoat OF which
" nai $ZO 600 worth OF goods have been smuggied out
OF the yard during the past year by single Individual
An ex master painter IL also said 70 have been IN tho
habit OF having row or franc houses in the Eastern
district regularly painted and repaired by Navy Yard
workmen, with government tools and materials and
paid for their daily labor by Uncle Sam.
Tax COLLISION IN nK East RvKR-Thc captain Of the
ferryboat Idaho, which collided Wednesday with
Navy Yard picket boat appeared yesterday before Ad
mira Bell, Commandant OF the Navy Yard, and made
statement OF the circumstances of the case IL fully
confirmed the account OF the accident published In tho
HERALD No blame whatever be attached 10 the
captain OF the Idaho The engineer In charge OF tho
picket boat, who was an outside hand has been dis
missed from the yard.
The New York herald., 1866-09-14
suefRloa COURT.


Important Opinion ON . Divorce Suit.
Before Chief Justice Robertson
Rostno Craiey Jasnss GraIey-This was motion 10
reduce tho amount Of almony and 70 rom tho payment
OF the aiimony due under order OF tho court,
made on tho goth Of January 1s6o the groundnrst
that tho defendants income had been reduced. and
secondly that he had been imprisoned attachment for
payment OF the alimony and that during such i'm
prisonment he claimed have satisfied all the
then dua
Justice Robertson delivered the following opinion -
An 10 tho application 70 be relieved from paying the ALI
mony already ordered. think tho court can only
love him under the provisions OF the Revised statute
I'D VOL, $685. SOC 20 whom he makes q disclosure
what similar TO other imprisoned debtors desiring q
discharge. He simply denies his present ability pay.
Tho order Tor almony undoubtedly made on duo
evidence OF hts means lie has allowed the order 20
main for over Ave months before he attached and
even until the present tme-some two months
without asking for modification. He had no right to
dispose OF his earnings otherwise and leave wife
children without the support ordered and thcn tho
court a. favor 10 discharge him Tho afdavt. how.
ever, disclose dminuton OF his income and during
his imprisonment he OF earned nothing Tho
ordsr for his commitment may be discharged on hts
paying the amount duo for almony, for which no
committed The order for alimony during mprison.
ment may be considered as suspended and on paving
such amount the order for amony may be reduced 70
$40 week
). 7. Miller, counsel for defendant; Bsgood Birdssn
for plaintiff
The New York herald., 1866-09-14
NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.


PRoposED TERRITORIAL CuAsaas-Notccs OF appIica-
tion to the Legislature at s next session have been
made for act TO extend tho boundary limo Of Hoboken
the south TO tho centre OF South Fourth street. Jersey
City. from point whore ntersects tho Hudson river.
an act 70 extend tho boundary line Of jersey City
70 include the city OF Hoboken and Hudson City and
incorporate them with Jersey City
FATAL RKsUIr a CAR CoLIIsios-A lady named
Fitzpatrick. who was thrown from ono Of tho Hoboken
cars by collision in Montgomery few days ago
died Of her injuries Vincent
de Paul Hospital, New York.
TRANSFORMATIONS CENTRAL RAILROAD A largo
scow hundred and ten feet long, Is being built for
the Central Railroad Company at EIixabethport, do
signed to transport freight the from
Communpaw 70 New York
TRrEsHIAL PARADE rpn F,Rg Dxr,srxxsr the
last meeting Of the Board Of 0cers OF tho Frs Depart
mont the 5th OF October nxed m the day for tho
parade the route OF tho 10 include the circuit
OF the reservoir at Hudson Guy. Engine Company No
dissened on economic grounds they being dcsrous 10
Apply all the funds at thor disposal 10 the erection and
furnishing OF house for that company, and they
think prudent 10 refain from increasing the corpora
ton apportionment In their behalf.
Hobskea.
RAILROAD AocrpESr.--0n Wednesday afternoon . pas
senger the Morris aud Esssx Railroad capsized
the West end Of tunnel and six or seven
slightly injured by the broken glass Of the wndowa
Ono man had his arm broken. The delay caused In
hour lata TIE accident caused by Norris and
Essex train striking against the end u lying the
switch crossing.
CoxrsosisH % TIE RAnaoAD CosrAsz CrrY
AUTHORITIES The railroad companies who procured tho
injunction against the Of the sewer under
the street, the ground that would interfere
with their traffic, have withdrawn their opposition
on condition that the city authorities give bonds In
$4,000 TO indemnify them for any losses they might
tain. The sewer s no~ completed at that point Had
the companies shown desire 70 accommodate the resi-
dents N thor sanitary improvements they could havo
made the point In dispute limo Of transfer for passen
GERS aud ih~y would have anything by 20 doing
However the city authorities issued prohibition against
running on sundays, aud this edIct will remain In
force I'LL the several railroad companies conceds their H.
ability for taxes on their rolling stock.
Newark.
HKALrH or SENATOR wmeHr.-Th- health of Senator
Wright, who has been considered dangerously H. i now
improving
Hsw CATHOLIC CHCRcn. An eligible se, At the
OF Ridge and White streets has lately be@n purchased
by st. Johns pansh and tho work Of building church
edlnce has already been commenced Tho stone
Of this edhce will be laid oD>undsy afternoon Sep
tembcr 70, by Bishop Bailey.
The New York herald., 1866-09-14
COURT oe GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Judge Russell.

LARcKxIKa
There wcrc largo number OF unimpor,ant dis
posed Of In this court yesterday.
Herman Muller and VIM. Bernhard, against whom
several indictments for larceny pleaded guilty 70
stealing the 2sh OF August a silk mantIa from tho
house Of Agnes Hii No 90 East Twenty eighth street.
while there on the prctcnoe OF hiring The Judge
imposed the seversst penalty the law allowed, which
was imprisonment in the State Prison for Ave years
Celia Kely, who convicted OF stealing s5i from
Mary Heartwe No. 81 Washington street, the 12th
Of August sent 10 the State Prison for three years
Louisa Maxwell also tried and iciod OF grand
ccny, IN stealing $50 In gold from Ferdinand Schmidt
resident Of Texas was sent TO tho Sing Sing Prison for
similar period.
Eliza Aiken pleaded guilty to attempting to steal
gold watch from Robert A. McIarcn, tho 23d OF
June, and rcmanded for sentence
Andrew Ryan, charged with receiving a silver watch
stolen from Martin Duly with knowledge that IL
unlawfuly obtained, wns acquitted. Mr. Bedford, on
seeing thore was nothing in the case, abandoned the
prosecution.
John II. Dix was tried a charge Of attempting To
steal two pieces OF cloth from the of H. s. Mills
CO. In White street, on tho I'D OF August Tho Jury
had not agreed upon verdict at late hour Ia the after
The New York herald., 1866-09-14
ARMY BULLETIN.
SPECIAL oRDxRs-s0. $50.
War DEPARTMENT ADyUTAsr GESERALs OvvIcx,
WASHINGTON, scpt 10, 1854

SPECIAL oRDERs-so $50
War DEPARTMENT ADJUrASr GENERALS 0vvcx,
WASHINGTON, sept 10, 1854 !
fExtractl
Secwd-Under the provisions Of General Orders No.
TO- dated May l, 1885, from this ONCE the services OF
the following named officers being longer needed,
they hereby honorably mustered Of the
Of the United States They will receive final pay
ments until they shall have satisfied the Pay
that they arc not indebted TO the United States:-
Assistant Quartermasters United States Volunteers
Captains W. X. Morford, william n. Daniels Brevet
Major Jas Campbell Brevct Major George B. Cadwaia-
der Brevet Lieutenant Colonel and Brcvct Major John
r JenningA
Commissaries OF Subsistence United States volun-
teers-Coloncl George w. Campbell Subsistence De.
parment; Captains Francis =. Bcrier, Brevet Major
J. J. Hot Brevet Major Othello J. Fagg. W. ~ Felt,
Rrsvet Major; Isaac A. Rosekrnns Walter O. Arthur,
Edward Robinson. Brevet Lieutenant Colonel and T..
J. Bennett.
T5d-By direction Of the Frcrdsss Captain James
r. Scott Commissary Of Subsistence United States Vol
unteers . fugitive from JUSTICE 10 dishonoraby mus.
tered out Of the service OF the United States He will
receive no final payment until he shalt have satisfied he
Pay Department that he 10 NOT indebted n ihS United
Stafea -
~ order OF = THE SECRETARY or WAR
D. rowssSsp Assistant Adju,ant General
The New York herald., 1866-09-14
Certia~ates Of Deposit Giv~s In Rx~hssse
for q Ressssvsst.
surwNss oorrr--cHAs

Certificates sf Deposit tiv~s ts kn~hssge
for q Restaurant.
corrr-cHAsrxss
Before Judge Suthsrisni
sur n CHARTS T. D>r~an s-d ysss De~-ss- %
Avn N,has cArssfgpAo v Hegs~ s.d wdiss~ ~
S~sa The public familiar With tho d~tas Of tbs
asscd fraud perpc~,sd by the Officers of ,nssl,ssiea
known .. shs North River Bank Of Hobotsn. Several
u the parties have b.sn arrested and s~sting
trial The mode of prao,slng d~csi, upon tbs pahie -
appeared fron the statement ~ parties vbo hsd h~sn
taken Ia vas 10 issue bogus oerincAtes ~ Deposit s,s
bis The hank thirty days after date rbo~s osrt0ca~s
were issued scoompiees and exchanged f0r any vala
sble consideration that could - obssiBsd
Tho pisiniIns In the present suit ksps re~'ssrssi
2Tsh West street which they soldlessr, nrtsr~ snd
fiquor. To the defep5sn The pvios ssk~i foe this
prop~ry e0oo IN part psym~ni ssfendssis ssss
" plsntins cerlncates ~ deposit tbs NORTH River
Bank of Hsboken for 30 on prcce~fns 70 tAs hsns
-orthiass the bank bsd 1.-pen5sd On sppleson N
the inlsnctlon granted r~stfaisns As ie
kndants from parting wlth OF In any ~sy fisposfx ~
the properly al 1ssh West street
The answer of defenfsnu ~, Up that tbs p,rchsse ~s
made good faith ny Hogan ~ the assns a tnn hshsn
and thai received the csrlhcsis& from smith st~r
making iDquiri-~ about then, and b~'nS nform~d n1
they good and gennlns "a sso sat no IN fefsnc~
Hst the bsnt fall op~ssion ai The uns os ssls
Tbs o~rfos~s ixr,ed untsr NE mans ~ Cbsfies
rsvman ~ho stcs b-ins au-ssionsf abos h.m, stated
thai hs hs5 dsposlted 10 the bsnt sons $500
Pissssrs clsinn that tbs shos usnx<esi0n ffsgf
The motion 20 waste ths lnlusctbon 80 fsni-d nf
Bsrsa appeared fos fsiuirs sas NJ e pss Tor ssfss
The New York herald., 1866-09-14
NAVY BULLETIN.

sAILfsG or rHE UNITED STATES mooF-or-wAg rKys.coLA
The United States sloop-ofwM Pensacola, Captain
John l. worden, OF ironciad fame, sailed from this
port early yesterday morning for the South Pacific
squadron, Of which she Is to bc the flagship. On the
voyage she will touch at g. Thomas Cape Hsytisn,
Bahis Rio Jsnero Valparaiso and CaiIao AZ the latter
port she win take board Actngs Rear Admiral Pear
son, who will raise his flag her and after that be the
flagship Of the squadron The Pensacola fitted out for
the cru At the BROOKLYN Navy Yard She thorough
~ ovcrhauicd In machinery hull and rigging; had
poop cabin placed her, which fitted up In elegant
style for the Admiral his stan and the officers Of the
nine-inch Dahlsrsn guns brosdsidss, and two ono
hundred and sixty FOUNDER Parrott guns amidships
Pensacola splendid specimen of naval architecture
apd pronounced by many naval oosr 70 b the model
vessel Of the United state navy
TIE KAsr rDfA sQrADRoS.
Dispatches received at the Navy Department to-day
that the United States storeshp Rsef sailed
from Hong Kong for New York June a. The store.
ship supply arrived st Macao on the 9th of July whence
she would proceed 70 Hong Kong 70 discharge her cargo
onpsrED
srrr s-Acting Passed Assistant Surgeon George l.
Jenn's 70 the Ysntic
rfscnARnKD.
wsol rom this ds,s Acting sseond Assistant Enxinssr
Paul kendrickson, from september ., 1903
DeTAcnED
SgrT 6-Thrd Assistant Engineer tariton A. Uber,
from the Pensacola and granted sick leave Of ab-
sence: Third Assistant Engineer Jasper r. Diamond,
from the hadawsska and ordered 70 the Pensacola
second Assistant Engineer ChAs J. cousy from spccai
duty Boston snd ordered 70 the Pensacola First As
sistant Engineer Ezra j. Whitaker from special duty
on bard the Gucrr and ordered N the Tshoma
second Assistant Engineer r. Pikpgton, from special
duty connected with boiler experiments st the Navy
Yard New York. and placed on waiting orders, Second
Assistant Engineer H. h MoEwsn from special duty
the Gucrerc and ordered to special duty connectd With
boiler experiments st the New York Navy Yard Mate
" W Kimbali from the Copemaugh and ordered 20 the
Agavam Acting Passed Assistant Surgeon John " Par
sons from the Yanic
The fof1ov,ns changes were urade on the sth inst.
among the os,csrs Of the navy Mate Geo H. Appleton
detached from duty the Gulf squadron and plsced
the sick list Acting second Assistant Engineers u. d.
Fennel, chaa w. Clift John hulready and Acting Third
Assistant Engineer Henry Ichneid were ordered "a
duty st New York; Acting First Assistant Engineer
James Patterson, ordered 10 duty on the Chattanooga
The New York herald., 1866-09-14

IrvfnH Hall.

n HArz, renowned illuslonst and magician. Who 70
about to give series Of eKhibtoas at Irving Hail. gave
private 'orss last evening 10 ssiscs number Of gss-
temen and ladies The exhibition consisted Of sKtsss
Illusions, A Of which OF exceedingly Interesting
Character and estAblshsd the performer the rival
not superior Of Hermann, Heller and Anderson fhs
apparatus used in with Mr. narts's entsr-
tAinmon' Ia composed Il crystal aud tho principal Mo-
sions arc accomplished In tho midst OF tho audience
Tho nrss public entertainment will be gwen on Monday.
the nth inst
Oscar Gutt1snn.
rms gentleman 10 q well known German trAgedIsa,
who 81 present occasionally appears at tho sAdt theA,rc
Last night he created Grors In tho comedy Of The
vicomis Dc Lctonerea 10 also appeared 20 great "a
vantage In q short play entitled Personal Aeten