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THE CANAL FRAUDS.

ANOTHER LETTER FROM AUDITOR BENTON.
Auditor Benton appears in The Argus in re-
oily to what he calls the star Chamber investigation Of
The canal frauds He quotes the testimony of Bangs that
be the Auditor received $500 bill for paying corrupt
canal claim, the said $500 bill having been paid him by
sherriu and says
Z" viii not detain you long in saying all that need in
reply 20 the above. The claim TO which Bangs sup
posed 10 refer not pending before the Canal Board
and that Board never made any award upon IT, Bangs
never spoke 70 me about IT, nor did know anything
Acted upon the claim and made the award when the
oners draft presented TO me for payment
( was peremptoriy refused-I did not tell Bangs he
foT Inc amount but I did ten him expressly
nat + would not pay the draft Oh me without
sne unless compelled. Bangs did not ask me 70 put
sor diI-be saw he would give 500 If would do IT.
as stv such item put In that bill with my consent Mr.
of me senate introduced the bill 20 pay this claim
md N IA found in the session laws OF 1855 chapter 2S7
taad,g alone and uncOnnected with any other claim
,nnFtafioD There some time elapsed between the
@ ~ fbe bill and the payment OF the draft, probably
AWiDg 10 the want OF inhs OH, or te I, OF ~
never told him no Hau "N''04 "N - ''S "44ie' ~a ~
~ tbe material facts given above can be veri
Aed Jy record proof which eOntToFers ba1gss STATE
nsd a. nav tbe Canal Commissioners draft, which
aan alleged was his Just due from the state lie tnen
,roDo,ed the Auditor should aid him IN procuring the
.sse 81 law directing the payment 10 DC naue, Whieh
a. ,d,tor aid not do, even promise he
si@set 70 defeat the bill that was introduced
br Bangs relief yet - Tn the ,oda laee o "a $500 biz from
he parcel received from the bank in pay m VI s
Iwardl rolled Il up and handing u 10 She5TH 'tIeS IS
Iio 10 Glre % he Auditor SsTm aod me Audit,
81 a ta hs test poceL shall meet this aiInatoh 40
nk and know It deserves do NOT believe banSs s"''
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FrNANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

IoSpoN Aug. Moon Consos for money a. Amer
lean Securities opened at the following rates Erle
shares Asa United States FveTwenty bonds, 729 Hu-
nos Central Railway shares II; Atlantic and Great
Western, 22t.
Afternoon -Consols have advanced Id, and are now
quoted at O for money. American securities are quoted
at this hour as follows Erie shares 4s2 Illinois Central
shares, 762 United States Five-Twenty bonds, 722
Evening-Consos for money a. American securities
closed at the following United States F1ve-Iwenty
Bonds 72J Illinois Central Railway Shares IT. Erie kal
way Shares Asl; Atlantic and Great Western ConsoA
dated Bonds, 22f
FRANKFORT, Aug. 2-United States Five-Iwenly Bonus
have sold here to-day at 762 for the issue Of 1862
LIVERPOOL Aug. 2-ll q. m-CottOn-Ihe sales OF the
week foot up 900 bales Of which 1900 bales were for
export and 5000 bales for speculation The stock 10 port
Is $4,000 bales Of which $4,000 bales are American The
sales today are estimated at 10000 bales The following
are the opening quotations : Nndding Upands, lOad;
Mddlng Orleans lOi0lO3d The Breadstuffs market is
duh and heavy owing part 10 the favorable weather
for the growing crops. Wheat has declined TO 1873
GENITAL for California White Oats have declined to
bush for Canadian and Western.
EvenincThe Cotton closes quiet and steady at
iOtd for Niddlng Upands and 1850. for Mddling Or
leans The sales Of the day have been 10000 bales Ine
market for Goods and Yarns at Manchester dull The
Breadstus market generally dull Peas have advanced
3D. and are now quoted at al per 5OI D The Provision
market Is quiet and steady The market for articles OF
American Produce is without quotable change.
LONDON, Aug. I'll a. m.Petroleum closed at Antwerp
last evening at l3 francs for Standard White.
ANTWERP, Aug a-The market for Petroleum is fat
and prices are nominal francs per bb for Standard
White
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FIRES.
IC POUNDRIDGE.


Mr.. George II. LawsOn's dwelling, at Pound
ridge Westchester County, caught fire Thursday
evening from the explosion OF a kerosene oil lamp and
was consumed Loss, about 5000. Insurance, 5000
THE CARLISLE-ST. ARSON.
Yesterday, the examination in the case of
Frederick seyburg and Charles Goren, who
arrested on suspicion Of having fired No Carlisle
street. occupied by them an emigrant boarding
Hogan ROundsman McKelvey testified that he en-
tered the building after the alarm, and found one
the second floor I'm the apartments occupied by
Goren aud another IN the basement these fires were
distinct and could not have communicated one with
another as fire had occurred there few weeks previ
ous witness suspected incendiarism and accordingly
arrested Seyburg and, afterward, GOren; there was
strong smell OF kerosene oil benzne among the shay
ings the floor OF the carpenershop IN the basement
Exchange Company. John Joru OF No Carlislest tes
titled that on Monday last Seyburg sent his wife and
family away, and that they took several large boxes
witness was OF the opinion that the entire amount OF
household furniture owned by Seyburg was not worth
more than $500 He has insurance OF s2sOO In city
office The investigation IS to be resumed TINS morning
IN CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, o. Aug. "A fire occurred this
morning on Racest. which damaged lock factory and
paint shop.
EXPLOSION IN HIssIoN-PLACE.
BY the explosion of a gas-meter IN Fred. h.
webers grocery No Mission. place Give Points,, at l2i
O'Clock this morning the stock In the place was damaged
" the extent of sos. Not Insured
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EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIN.
THE REFORM BILL.

THE REFORM BILL
ny ATLANTIC rxLsGHAPE THH TEISUSA
LONDON. Aug. 2.-In the House Of Lords this
evening the Reform bill reported from the Com
mittee of the Whole where it was under consldera-
ton. and ordered to a third reading. Final action
will be taken on the measure on Tuesday next
THE GOODwOoD RACES.
Eyening.-At Goodwood to-day the principal race
was for the Richmond Plate. Eleven horses ran The
leading horses came in in the following order
Camelia, /; Lord Ronald, q Amanda, ..
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CHAsIEST0N

INEFFICIENT POLICE RRMOYED-A DUEL PRE-
yENTED-RETURN OF LIBERIAN EMIGRANTs.
CHARLESTON S. c.. Aug. 2.-Gen. Sickles
has removed the police of the town OF Sumter for alleged
maltreatment of the blacks and nefciency. He has
pointed two colored and white policeman succeed
the late lncumbents
United States Marshal EppinQ arrested last night
on the charge of attempting to fight duel with c. c.
Bowen, owing to abusive letter about Eppng which
was published by Bowen The difficulty grew out OF a
rivalry for the leadership OF tile Republican party organ
ZatiOn here.
Several of the freedmen who emigrated hence Lbe
ria last year have just returned bringing very dscour
aging accounts. Letters from those who remained in Lii
IBERIA TO the same pup0r and they advise Southern
freedmen against emigration
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a, water continues to now and the umut so9u again
tapo. its natural course.
Thn the landing at the dock the pslice swift
and nh.A om-lke IN the darkness the sudden arrests
anv arc REQ ulred and-e conclusion OF the excursion
EXPEDITION On picnic whatever 1t may be called This
one of the mq, avenues Of recreation resOred TO by bust
nesscloyed haggled New Yorkers and the above
a fair picture OF ii as = frequently occurs.
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TIE CRFTAN QUESTION.

IoypoN. Aug. o.-Dispatches have been recelVeu Gu
here 70 dav from Athens announcing that the Greeks
have defeated the Turks in Crete In several recent
engagements, The same dispatches make mention
of the departure of the French squadron for Canda
for the purpose of bringing back the refugees 10
Greece
PRUSSIA IN FAVOR OF INTERFERENCE.
BERLIN. Aug. Count Won Bismareks oficlal OF
Gan here in an editorial article to-day, strongly
urges the Great Powers of Europeo interfere III the
Cretan Question.
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DIED.
DODD-At bloomfield on Friday Angus. Auna wife ot Ira
Doii, Ia the 32i year Of her 80 .
Her friends family invited without further notice 70
attend late residence, Monday Augue at 4
o'clock The O'Clock OF Morris aRd BseI Railroad viii
eonaect Al Newark With special train for Bloomfield
GARRBTSON-At someryile j. THURSDAY evening Agsin
Margaret CowenhoVen widow Of the late Court Girret'0o e own
OF her
The funeral At Someryils j. SAslriy al O'Clock m
PAYn Brooklyn d THURSDAY August Of cholera int'stnn
Pamela Maria daughter Of Augustus and Loue Fay aged
months
Her remains will be Inferred 10 Evergreen Cemetery
RIANDRAAt Mount Vernon THURSDAY August OF ehoera In
infant daughter OF Alexander aud BlfA0eh ran
drau, aged months and "a iayS .u-,-s.-, =. A.,
1 AMI friends family respectfully invited 70 attend
,b the her psre Mount Vernon to-day (Satu
clock Her remains vii be taken Green
wood Cemetery for intefment
ROOMROn Friday August o fyseuery Henry R. jr
Henry Roome sged year m0lths and II days
family also the members Of Manhattan Lodge No o.
AMI ~ Manhattanl Chapter No 1884, X NJ Invited 20
funeral from No lO' orchars on sunis August
O'Clock
sYDNEY-ou Friday August George Sydne the 3h yeArOf bis
His relatives and friends members Of Baltic Lodge No @.
aud NJ De Witt Clinton Chapter No lt2 NJ aud Palestine
Commaniery No 49, T. respectfully invited 70 attend h'
funeral SUNDAY August from his late residence No VT boNe
at II O'Clock
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The New York Evening Gazette.
ALIvBLY. CHATTY. BETBRTAISIEG
EVENING NEWSPAPER,
PDR

THE PROFESSIONAL MAN,
THE BUSINESS MAN.
THE LADIES,
THE HOME CIRCLE.
ofTHE GAZETTE announced design
paper which should defend aad always support Chr
ian purity and integrity promising furthermore 10 leave with thos
from THB GAZETTE ali matters Of ndeeate or immoral tendency
This believed will continue be- faithfully
pursued In brief the publishers Of THB GAZETTE Determined
NEw-YORK
furnish daily newspaper which shall always be wei
come visitor to the home circle GAZETTE will continue
heretofore to make note o matters pertaining TO
LITERATURE. ART SOCIETY, FASHION. Bte.. Btc., Btc,
give affect the social life we'll
being Intelligent thought0 making THE
EVENING GAZETTE enPhaicay
Its fluctuations and its vast cOncerns"
OURSELVES AS OTHERS sRE U.s."
From The Brooklyn Press july 26
H. Swestssr of THE GAZETTE has sold half off TO Mr. J.
associated With hin the management Nr Ahsu
gentleman baSness qualifications and With Mr. swes vin
push GAZETTE paper Of and mette deserves
be pushed 1t positive treat to read it
From The Newark Journal
Mr. Aheu formerly and for several eonnectsd
with The Albion has become associated With M Charss
sWee.er OF TfIR.NRW.YORK EVENING GAZETTE Tbs
rangsmsut will give life TO Of the Ve Of the mepohsA
From The Concord Monitor. July ~
The paper deserves AMI hope will win IT, for Is ss
readable tia: sbspcy sod ssy,
and alive all over very important place ia New York Ouru
ism ought be welcomed 10 Thousands Of eatAbss
From The Eew-YsTk Atlas, July %.
edited with much taste is pquAny personal 10 is herarI
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after dinner companion
Prom The Newark Courier July Is
The brightest daily pabhei out New Yort
Long live THB EVENING GAZETTE.
From The Cincinnati Commercial
EVENING GAZETTE long journalistic
the trimmest aud speiest Of all Nsw.York dsiles
Prom The Cincinnati Enquirer
M Charles II Swesser has just soil half Of THB EVENING
GAZETTE Mr. Aheru well known here eIceeot boses
formerly the very successful publisher OF The Ahon THH
GAZETTE as gap metropolitan journalism that has long needed
eng popular II dull hssvy
evening papers
THB NBwYoRK EVENING GAZETTE coOtanes oOs Of n.
pOueis; chrnuges. graphical Biographical sAl
parasrlphical tes. table takers 10 America
PUBLISHED AT No I yBSEYST,
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SINGLE COPIES THREE CENTS.
SEVENTY CENTS PR MONTH By MAIL OR CARRIER
EIGHT DOLLARS A YEAR
Yer sale everywhere Gle the hotels Of all watering places
all places Of summer resort throughout the country
C. H. swBBTsBR S j. ABgRE.
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ArApINE INTELLIGENCE

-or.rrysTowN, Aug. 2-AfternoOn.-The r. NJ steam
shp Scotia Capt Judkns which left New-fork on the
oath of July arrived here at noon to-day on the way 10
Liverpool
GLASGOW, Aug. 2-Evening.-The Anchor Lines steam
sbp Hberpia Capt Munroe which left NewYork on the
2otb of July. arrived here this afternoon.
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PKnssIA.
TIE NnRra GERMAN STATES.

TIE NORTH GERMAN STATES.
BERLIN, Aug. liking William Of Prussia to-day
ISSUED proclamation assuming the duties OF Sover-
eign OF the North German States
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HUNGARY.

KOssUTH ELECTED TO THE DIET
PEsTH, Aug AT the recent election lor -
of the Hungarian Diet Louis Kossuth was
represent the City of Waitzen without
.Vote
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FRANCE.

PARIS, Aug 2-Evening.-Ihe Hon. George pan pan,
croft Che United States Minister to Berlin arrived
in this city to-day
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ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.
TENNESSEE

BROwELoN'S MAJORITY NEARLY 5OOOo-ALL
THE RADICAL CONGRESsMEN ELECTED
RADICAL GAINS IN THE LEGISLATURE.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, August 2.-Partial returns
from q counties give Brownlow IS 900 majority
Davidson County gives him 5000 Williamson,
1000; Wilson, 400; McMinn, 800; Bradley 800;
Franklin, 400; Bedford, 900; Benton 30. The vote
in West Tennessee is lighter than anticipated.
The estimated maiorities for Congressman are:
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AUSTRIA.

MOVEMENTS OF THE SULTAN.
VIENNA. Aug. 2-The Sultan of Turkey left tins
CITY to-day for Constantinople
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AUGUSTA, Ca, August 2-There was a heavy rain this
evening.
CHARLESTON, s. c.. August 2.-The weather cloudy and
sultry.
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Spstnl Natites.


Like the Great Fire
which could not be etugushed the OF PHAL0Ns NIGHT
BLOOMING cIngs every fertile fragment upon which
dro,ped handkerchies perfumed laid aside iawer
will retain its delicious oior for six months
Dr keuneay's
DIARRHEA CORDIAL.
ONE BOTTLE WILL CURE.
Ryery traveller by water should have bottle oft
Evs t,milV An health shOli bottle Of H.
II viii cure smps summer Compliant
twill ure Dsrthea
II will cure DYssntery.
Il viii Dripping OF the BOwes
II will cnreC Cholera horhaA
will restore the OF hs bOwe' when reesd with "''sa
spy kind II A.....a
Full directions given with bottle hos 20 m.alss al
DONALD KENNEDY, RorbuU. mssa
Price Dollar For BY DEMAS BARNES 60 20 n cRIT
y. e. WELLS a Co. No l9S fulton g. n L. es' y " N
IbST0N 10 80 sixth aIe
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George Alfred Townsend will lecture on the
Lands to the North Of Us this Winter He has just
made the tour of the Provinces.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-03
ARMY GAZETTE.

Peter v Hsskn Of EewYork anti in the Regular Army The
and Peter Maryland former the 5 Cavalry
latter the 4h Lght Artillery
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THE WEATHER.

REhARKs-The thermometer lowest early 6' Morning
thunder shower peal Of thunder overcast and heavy iom
from 10 H. Fog at land objects could
mile only cloudy Byenngsuiy
New-York tribune., 1867-08-03

only i've counties, so far as heard IQm, gIYo
Etheridge majorities. There is gain of 10 RepuDl-
cans TO the House. .
II is reported that over 100 freedmen were dis
charged here to-day for voting for Brownlow. The
Commissioner of Registration OF Rutherford county
was Knocked down and beaten at MurfreesbOro to-
day. and riot is anticipated Troops were sent for
ward, aud the Mayor telegraphed he could keep the
peace. No disturbance reported elsewhere
Returns lust received from East Tennessee give
Brownlow i3 900 majority III II counties, making his
majority in 80 counties $1,000 Ap the Radical candi-
dates for the Legislature in East Tennessee are
elected giving gain of seven from that section. AT
this rate the Legislature will be nearly unanimous
and the majority for Brownlow in the State VIII
reach nearly $1,000
New-York tribune., 1867-08-03
MARRIED.
DIED.

Tuesisy July 3d. Mr. James Harris
o. Brooklyn to Miss Carrie 5 HawXhurst OF NeW-YorS
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Samuel Brothers, No. so Ludgaie Hin, LOadoa.
ENGLAND
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COAg'TWIHE STEAMSHIPS.
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANIES
i THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA AND CHINA
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL.
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD

IAKHYINI UNITED STATES MAIL,
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
leave pier ~ North river foot Of Canal street.
l2o'clock, noon, as follows
JuKE I.-pCEAN QUEEN, Captain II. p Conner, con-
meeting with MONTANA. Captain j. Sutton.
JUNE ll-RfSlN9 STAR, Captain A. g. aray, connecting
with SACRAMENTO, Captain Caveriy.
JUNE 2l.-ARIZONA. Captain JEFF. Maury, connecting
with CONSTITUTION Captain -.
100 pounds baggage allowed free each adult
Medicines and attendance free.
an departures touch at Acapulco those Of LIST and 2ist
connect Panama with for South Pacific ports
touch at Manxanillo.
Departure of 11th OF each month with the
steam limo from Panama 10 Australia and New Zealand.
Steamer of June ii will connect at San Francisco for
Japan and China See advertisement below.
For tickets and all further information apply at
the Office the wharf foot Of Canal North river
New York. +. r. BABY, Agent.
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DY HENRY II. LEEDS a MINER.
II uEERV EEnl Acc

Valuable invoice of Articles Of Vertu antique Furn
tore formerly belonging to old noble families Of Italy aud
Austria Just received from Europe exhibition NJ the
On WEDNESDAY, May ~ II O'Clock at the Leeds Art
I Galleries, above.
large and costly assortment Of articles OF vertu and
0que Furniture gilt do, ebony nlad with ivory
Ade Furniture Centre Tables deliberately carved and in
hid Bookcases with figures Console Tables gilt
1gures antique yellow Damask yards;
Two smal Tables encrusted with marble Lions Heads
Belonged the noble family OF Contarini: Urn
water with waiter from the family Of Minotto;
Grand Buffet Scalp from Barbargo family OF Venice;
Oooso,s from family q Pasare o. Venice Jewel Box
ountess Contani large Casse de Noces" in which the
Venetian brides had their marriage from the
Holy OF 0rmani with other costly arces from In
noble families Of Venice and Italy obtained during
Ahe late troubles there.
Ao superb royal folio copy Of Roberts Illustrations Of
ssAe Holy Land with explanations. limited number Of
which, under patronage Of the Brush government having
country
Aeo invoice Of fpe Brcnxes and Cocha to be sold
vhout reseyve Full particulars IN catalogue They will
- ON exhibition Tuesday. 26zh. until sale, free
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DANIEL T.. SICKLES,
Commanding Second Military District.

COLUMBIA, s. c., May 10, 1887
Permit not only 10 give the assurance OF
help your relieve
ished unhappy people but express you their
behalf gratitude which emnently your due for the
generous sympathy manifested BY your organization for
those among dstress Wishing God speed In
noble work am Madam very respectfully your obedient
servant, JAMES L. ORR. Governor South Carolina.
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~. Chambers etrspt-SeIis MONDAY 9Th INST
gise psiures " Lisfery re Fact Fetit shtet Geyy,f
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GRKKNBono. Nay "A, 1857.


Have inst returned from through the section made
memorable by "Shcrman's march to the seaboard."
Poverty suffering and restitution of the people scarcely
be realizedvng huts rudey constructed OF charrc,
boards of rails boughs and mud you are met by hollow eyed
emaciated FORMS first words "breadnf0r
thing stihe the cravings of hunger. In place
witnessed the body of child borne to its last rest
board the rags which II died. In another, four
females had existed for week two pounds Of
together with On the road met another who
had walked twelve miles beg food for her children.
Many other be given of sad suffering from
- 80" ~ EREDERTCR WATTS NJ n
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMpANY's
THROUGH u. s. MAIL LINE TO
JAPAN AND CHINA,


VIA rAS ssszs a AEU s SSf sSaxorsco.
So d sns leave s so oh
steamer for San r where
Sss made at
S s s ~ sn oons
Through tickets issued from New York adding regular
rates, payable in gold or Its equivalent
From San Ersncsco 70 YSko n 81" $50
shanghae or Naeasaii 1917. ..... -e 800 200 100
8 is per cubic foot % * cents H..
Passengers who prefer lie Francisco esn
proceed By any from New YORK
Office the wharf pier a North river foot q Genial street.
TOE CALIFORNIA VIA rANAMA5T TIL J Pa .G;nT
win sal, Oh SATURDAY june Al u o'clock noon S
ror rates. &c. inquire al rsish. ONCE on oompany's PIER
q North river. foot o. Canal ss,sss p.poo 90
Sole r %sa.s Ass nas 2. NJ = IS s. CO.
EsoR ST: THOMAS AND BRAZIL.
The eegsn. screw a;ss%.nsp ME ss "a AZ 3 e
a. NJ. from pier IS North river.
" ''''' ''''sGs 4, s1s LEN 4 s.s ;,,
TINTED STATES NAIL TO HAvANA--ArLANTIo
Every Tfs5.sDsY Il w NJ from pier No. North river
The elegant sidewhcel steamships
MoRR0 CASTLE, Ada%s, Thnrsasy, Mayso
COLUMBIA Barton. Thursday, June IL
'ho + No. "1 Bowling drsen sfS =.
TOR GALVESTON, TEXAS 1,n.
The steamer EUTEHFE.
snow receiving YTsisSs a per Eas. r1ver
Ply Gr &GRY Co.,
CTAR LINE FOR NEW ORLEANS. -THE NEW YORK
esye gsE y North ye Nj as fsilows
All bills Of ladng signed at the Office upon the pier
For freight passage apply to GEO b. ii ARTSON,
President No. Bowling Green
U,oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
T. The and first class steamship GENERAL GRANT,
Saturday June l. at 5 O'Clock r. NJ.
d TS S % g.
The SHERMAN viii follow June Q.
y Change Of Sailing Dates.
lures OF Savannah will be reduced from
other day TO fourth day, follows
Tuesday. May &-LEO, Captain Dearborn, from pier
East river, at clock r. NJ
s.sarday June i"sAS JAciNTS, Captain Akin, from
pier IS North river, at O'Clock p N.
GARRISON 4 ALLEN Agents, No Bowling Green.
from pier IS North river. al 5 O'Clock r. N.
LIVINGSTON. FOX Co, Agents, 50 Liberty street.
N. BAH departures win be In regular succession
above, until further notice.
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HEADQUARTERS, FIRST MILITARY DIVISION,
RICHMOND, Va. May IL, 1857 }
- JH sCaRoF1RLD. Major General.


CHARLESTON 3. c., May IL. 1857
The excellent purpose ypu have In be too
much commended The lberay Of the OF the
Unted States and the municeDt alrcady
made for the reet Of the widespread dessuton in the
States leaves great numbers unprovded with food and
clothing until abundant harvest pnables the people
here for themselves trust The ever generous
prosperous committees OF the North viii continue their
noble gifts this impoverished and afflicted population.
With best Wishes for the OF your undertaking.
DANIEL E. SICKLEs
Commanding Second Military District
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~ NEW YORK THEATRE.

Third week brilliant Sisters Miss SOPHIE, 1RENB1
ana JENNIE, with fu company Of New York favoritsA
This week the joint bill Of IA
FRA DIAVOLO AND p4aat
With Sophie Irene and assisted by r. L. D0nnely,
welsh EdwsrdA j. O. Dunn Mrs. Wright Lizzie Davey and
entire company in both pieces .assssee1& ss1
Doors open at clock: curtain rises at O'Clock.
Admission 75c Grand Matinee on Saturday. s* fff