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TERRACE GARDEN. Third Avenue, riftyeiehth aad
Nfty- ninth strees-THs0DoRz THOMAS POPULAR GARDEN
CoNoERvs commencing At 8 O'Clock
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SAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELS. 6s5 Broadway opposite
the Metropolitan Hotel-lr ETHIOPIAN EhrERTAIS
ksrrs, ss0so DANCING AND BuRLKsoUEs-CAsTE FROM
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BROADWAY OPERA HOUSE, COO Broadway. -THu
ORIGINAL 0soRGIA MINsrRELs. THE GREAT SLAVE TROUPE
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BUTLER's AMERICAN THEATRE, Az Broadway
DALLxr FARCE, PASToMINM BURLnsoUKs, ErHIOriAN,
Gono AND SENTIMENTAL vocALsxS &c-Tns BILL POsTER's
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EI0HTH AVENUE OPERA HOUSE, corner Thirty fourth
street aud Eghth aveuue.-HARr 4 kEaNs Combination
Troupe-SINGlNo. DANctNo, BURLEsQur AND PANroxrxE.
A NiGGER A BARBER SHoP.
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KELLY LEON,S MINsrRELs. 72o Broadway oppo.
alto the New York Hotel-IN THEIR SONGS. DANCES,
kccnKrRrcirIRs BuRLHsavRs. &o.-PosKs D'AFaIauE--
TwiCR MARRIED.
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BEN COTTON AND SAM sHARPLEy's MIysTRELs
Fifth Avenue Opera House, Nos. and West Twenty.
fourth street.-Is Tuxls MICRO EccESrRIcrIEs
BURLRsoUKs-Tux CoprIsu AEfsrocRAcY
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GRIFFIN 4 CHRIsTY's MINsTRRLS, corner of Broad
and Twenty third sreet-KrHIoPIAS SoNos BALLADS
DAnotEo. BupLEsauxs, Ac.-NoBoDY's Son.
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TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. 20l Bowery. -CouIc
vocALsn NzGRo MISsrRELsY. BURLKsoUKs BALLET DIVER
rissgxnrI. ao.-THE FzxALK SHARrsHoorEEs.
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BANyaEDs NEW YORK MUSEUM, Broadwly and
Thirtiess strect-NoBoDY's DAUoHrxR, on the BALLAD
6tN0sR WAITING.
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HOOLEY's OPERA HOUSE BROOKLYN. -ErHIopIAS
MMrRErsx BALLADS AND BuRLxsoUKs.-THs PERsKcUrIp
DUrrun
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NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, SCIENCE AND
Arr. CAsfNEr OF NATURAL HISTORY POLYTECHNIC In
syrgrs 6is Broadway.-LEcruREs DAILY Open from A.
H. till 10 O'Clock r. n.
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New York. Thursday. Angus, ~. 1857.
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FRENCH THEATRE, Fourteenth street and sixth ave-
nue. -ELuAsSrH, QUExs OF EroLASp.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

CHICAGO, Aug. II.
The Moss Democracy hold State COM
tentioA at Worcester October LIST. II
A. J. Hammond, who died at Westbrook,
N. Y, on Monday, had an insurance of $685.
coo on his life. aSN
There were from 1900 10 Is 900 persons
present at the closing of the Scheut1en Fes-
tival At Baltimore Monday evening.
The totalrsgisasation ia ChssisssW 7Us--
whitss 2,2l1, colofed 400 u the State
whites Q, TAB, colored ~, ,698.
English politicians are proposing to paI
the $50, ,O00, 900 claimed BY the United Statef
for losses sustained through derredations OF
rebel cruisers, by the eessipn Of Vsnceu1es
klshA1 aaA Batish CoIumhiAao cars oeyGshs
ment-
| A Nashville special says: Gss. Brown.
/ low has taken possession of the Mobile
Ohio Raihoad, and appointed Mr.. Clif re-
ceiveF. - ss@
A Cairo dispatch says the strike on the
above road has ended, and trains will run to-
day.
CIxcIlrArr, Ane. q.
| Aaron Jones WAS arrested by the 0Aefid
this morning, and held in bonds for s., coo,
nus ID fight 10 Hamilton county. Ih6 aooS.
rites were given, and Jones was immediasely
released. The 6ght taka pses % Saturday
next at some locality within 6fsy miles oi
49, U,lon cosvsasssl ssTas a olko
LD;ats;st this nossiae noninatsd Rieaerd
eu1aA I'D 0iasiaaoe u 0as, - oeo6sssl
i ~ = nmn1Soo. ssasSs N sfsz* - @ssfsssa -
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FROM THE FAR WEST.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. q.
Captain Arms, who had fight with large
body Of Indians on the Republican river,
few days ago, arrived at Ft. Hays yester>
day. he reports losing three men billed and
thirty-five wounded, and forty horses lost.
The Indian loss is reported at about $50.
After the battle was over the savages sent in
flag Of truce, with the following message
"Tell your officers we do not want peace.
We are for war. We shall keep ON fighting"
They then charged our troops again.
Three hundred men, embracing Kansas vols
unteers and regulars, left Fort Hayes yester>
day; in pursuit of the indiana. $50
General Hsncock ID at Fort Ilarkef.
q Immense svsrms of locusts were in thssi-
cinity Of Ellsworth, Kansas, yesterday, in =
southeasterly direction.
Judge Kinney, Indian Commissioner, ar
nsed at Omaha Saturday. He reports that
the Sioux Indians are incorrigible, butthinks
the Grows friendly.
Three hundred and thirty deaths by cholera
have occurred in Indian Territory, south Of
Kansas. Thirty-seven per cent. Of the pop
ulation of Fort Gibson have died. At Ar,
buckle sixty soldiers and seventy~hve In
diaps have suecumbed 70 the scourge,
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FROM WASHINGTON.

New YoEx, Ang. 81.
The order assigning Hancock to Sheridan's
place is as follows;
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
WASHINGTON, Aug. 26.
SrR: In consequence of the unfavorable
condition of the health of MAJ. Gen. g. H.
Thomas, as reported to you in the Surgeons
despatch of the 21st inst, my order dated
Aug. II, 1867, is hereby modified so as to as
sign Maj. Gen. Winfield s. Hancock to the
command Of the Fifth Military District, crea.
ted by an act Of Congress, passed March I'd,
1861, and Of the Military Department COM
rrising the States Of Louisiana and Texas,
On being relieved from the command of the
Department Of Missouri, BY Maj. Gen. P.
H. Sheridan, Maj. Gen. Hancock win pro-
assurne the command to which he is hereby
assigned, and will, when necessary to :
faithful execution Of the laws, exercise any
and all the powers conferred by the acts Of
Congress upon District Commanders, and
any and all authority pertaining to officers in
command of Military Departments. Major
Gen. P. 81. Sheridan will at once turn over
his present command to the officer in rank
next to himself and proceeding without de-
lay to Fort Howard, Kansas, will relieve
Maj. Gen. Hancock Of the command Of the
Department of Missouri. Maj. Gen, q. H.
| Thomas will, until further orders, remain 10
command Of the Department Of the Cunber-
land. Very respectfully, yours, &C.,
ssa'du ssn s. GIANT. See. a.VT.. %., sa .assssr .
WAsH1serox, Aug. q.
The President to-day appointed r T.
Sherman Post Master At Chicago, to 6li the
| vacancy caused BY the death Of Col. Gill
| more.
The Comptroller of Currency gives notice
| that the circulation notes of the National
sunsdiiA bsnk win be paid in lhwfaI money
on presentations of The same 10 the Treasury
| of the United States.
Maj. Gen. E. A. Hitchcock, United States
volunteers, has been mustered out to date
4 from October 1st,
l New YoRK, Aug. q.
j A Washington special says: 1t is reported
that an order will soon be issued BY thu
Revenue Commissioner permitting the ship
| ment of distilled spirits from one genera
/! bonded warehouse to another at q differen
| port.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

CHICAGO, Aug. 27.
George Cotton, . carpenter, fell from the
roof the o. & NJ. r. R. Depot, at Cincinnati
on Monday, and died from his injuries few
minutes after.
Mary Grier, white woman, abont 20 years
old, eloped from Germantown, Ohio, with q
colored lover. She had a negro husband
shout sixty years old, who followed her to
Cincinnati, and caused her arrest, on the
charge Of robbing him of $ss.
The total loss BY the burning of the Lafay.
ette q Indianapolis machine shops, at Indi.
snspolis, Saturday night, is placed At $500, :
600, covered BY insurance.
Tuesday was big day for Jacksonville.
L had national horse fair, Van Amburg 4
Co. 9 menagerie, and . convention of minis.
ters of the Christian churches. Although
the Fair is failure, there not being over
Fifty persons generally in the enclosure, the
convention Of ministers numbers 16O Il
At Springfield, VT, tho Scientific Associa-
tion adjourned after . session of several
days. The next meeting is to be held in
1868.
A dispatch from Lancaster, Pa, says that
Thaddeus Stevens has 20 far recovered his
health that he is expected to leave for the
Northern Lakes in few days.
Hon. Ira q. Whitehead, formerly Judge of
the Supreme Court of New Jersey, died at
Morristown this morning.
CHICAGO, Aug. 81.
Jacob Scherr, . teacher in this city, was
killed yesterday near Bracerville station, on
the Alton 4 St. Louis Railroad, by the acci.
dental discharge Of his gun. His wife was
with him at the time, and when she saw her
husband was shot she tainted, and on com.
ing to found him dead. Some children who
were playing around Mr.. s., hit the trigger
of the gun, causing this painful accident.
ST. Louis, Aug. 27.
The earnings OF the q. p r. r. Kansas
branch, in July, we're $4,000. 1t Is esti-
mated the earnings for August will be $780,
600.
A very heavy rain, accompanied with high
wind, thunder and lightning, passed over
this city this evening, doing much good.
This is the first rain we have had for above.
Q month.
NASHVILLE, Aug. q.
Joe Williams and Ben Holmes, both col
ored, left here to-day to speak in behalf Of
the Conservatives in Virginia, on invitation.
Gov. Brownlow is engaged in preparing
his message and inaugural address.
HARRISBURG, Aug. 81.
Seven workmen were precipitaaed into the
river here by the breaking Of trestle work on
new bridge. One was killed, and the 9th.
ers slightly injured.
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II Il 49,. -, - SS3u.
SEALED rroPe:.l:. ~. y ,. s.plis:ss .,li Y. =
Il = iHssss NJ 49, for 8 i.pro.s-
DAt = - saslgnAaA - - aisaeN As~ - -
~ - = 8 : -. s,1 @. .ea :..A.lo me:
ioas, aHSsaas 80 Nhvile = neokss, Iowa; ISs e
ltArss hsedrs1 81 !. eahe.k.s.s - 1elevs hs.l-
'sA6a6 6AyJ164a q 1vs1koa, - y NJ tsts b -
sNv,) - 49, An - ..sss.I ss:s..ssa itoa -
dissasss wi 1s s1sss - (thsss ssa1rs1y st no. a.
of shs esssi vil Keve slsSs sflH toss and oasAal0
isshss o - n1h 1As sassnsessis u 70 b bsilt d
sarsA clay a rsek b 10 sa) sse ~ ~, IN
ss :s,s ~. =. n.- - "a e Al;
bassso tone) vssasai-ths avsrass thieknea Of ths
prs.ss.sss = = u tsss saa on:Asl os r. q
tAsrss ~ <evs) - % - canai ase ana loss)
Anpxocoatoss nnse stats the psios Il xich ssod
a,sd e .ora ses's:s = =. 2 ::
IN ths respect.
The 0ovsrnmsnt reserves the right 70 reject amy and
printed copy oftai aAvmtissrssnt muG Be attached
Haoh bid must oontan written sf printed guarantee,
signed BY tWo responsible persons.
BLANKS Tor proposals q the form required With torn
Of guarantee viii b furnished q this oos on applina-
The prios o. prics IN ths contract viii b considered
Including ths exPsnss q ffarnshag al the material.
and psremina III eAs vof1 according y the DIans and
sns.. eo.s y 's ...a .. n
(tvo million sxty-ssht thousand three hundred ana
iOrty-a,s sS,,s %. s.onns sspprosTd.1s.a y cSH
eontrset can only BE- made 70 cover this amount.
fifteen tls) cent of tbs amount Of any work done
material furnished q the contract pro: thsrsof win
Of contract, shall bs snursly completed.
Persons dssdag farthsr iniDrneaion can obtain the
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LosSos, Aag. T.-Aetivs psepsrasioaG
arsbssg nsds for he spssdy aspawssrs q
troops fIom Iadia % rssese tAs -British pris-
oness b Abyssinia- Sir William Napisr has
bssn appointsd 70 IL eoanaad Of IL sx-
petition. The Last reports slated that tie
prisosss we're no longer il u power Of the
King, md thsrs ars stSons hopes that Napier
viii saccssd IN re3sasing them in time to ave
their lives.
Denmark has renewed the northern prov.
inces Of Schlsswie.
FarrsdAy, An eminent avan and elsc4ri.
clan, died to-day.
MAEcHEsrFR, Aug. 27.-Ths Anti Slavery
CongFsa convened in this city to-day. VIM.
Lloyd Garrison madea speech. Other dis.
tinguishsd persons, including several negroes,
also made speeches. Eulogies were passed
on the Governments Of the United States and
Russia fos the recent abolition Of slavery.
BERLIN, Aug. 27.-Hon. George Bancroft
had an audience with the KING Of Prussia
this morning, and presented his credentials
~ Minister of the United States to the Court
Of Berlin. Mr.. Bancroft received an invita-.
ton to dinner given in his honor By Bliss
mark.
LONDON, Aug. PA new cable from
Brest to New York is to be laid in May next.
The northern route has been selected - the
safest and most practicable. The Great
Eastern has been chartered to perform the
work.
PARIS, Aug. u. Evening Napoleon, in
speech at Arras, said have faith in the
future. All governments often seek to di-
vert public attention from domestic trouble
BY fomenting foreign war, and those gov.
ernments which have strength should only
resort to war Is means of upholding the
honor of the nation.
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FROM HExICO.

San FRAso1sco, Aug. n.
A correspondent Of the Bulleti~ writes
from the City ofsMs4ieo Of the 81st ult, de.
scribing the entry Of Juarez, vAich elected
much enthnsiam. Atagrand bsnqaet Juarez
said he hoped that the nation would unite in
clemency end moderation.
The Mexican press srs clamorous for .
general annessy. The people are said 70 be
sick Of bloodshed.
The Consul q San Francisco has received
an authoritative denial of the massacre Of
Imperialists at Queretaro.
Ortega il closely confined at Monterey.
JuaEex announced his determination to put
down oil armed factions, but to pursue :
course Of clemency and conciliation towards
the submissive, and do oil in his power to
develop the resources and help the charac-
ter Of the country.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

New YoRK, Aug. 81.
The steamer Villa De Paris brings Paris
papers TO the 18th. Tho Archbishop of Gin
cinnati was among the passengers.
The Emperors fete was celebrated on the
18th BY amusements, FIRE works and lllumin-
ations.
Ismsel Pacha had sailed for Constantine.
pie and Egypt.
The report Of tho marriage project between
the royal house of Sweden and PRUSSIA is
pronounced unfounded.
A Stullgarth letter says the South German
States next spring will have at their disposal
for war purposes for the Confederacy Of the
North 40. 600 men armed and equipped.
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FROM PITTSBURG.

PrTsstfa, Aug. 81.
The Wycoming Company whisky case Of
Rand, Baxter 4 Henderson, before the q. s.
District Court, seized BY G. L. Larton, O. s.
Revenue Agent, was tried by a jury to>day,
which brought in verdict that the parties
we're guilty. This case is the largest in whis-
~ that has ever been tried in the western
district of Pennsylvania.
Anthony Weetman, . lawyer. lately ar
rested in New York aud brought to this city
on charge of larceny by bailee, was dis
charged. He returns to New York to prac.
tice law there.
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FROM CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, o., Aug. q.
The weather continues scorching hot, and
the accounts comiug in from the growing
crops are very discounging. The grass has
all dried up corn and potatoes ditto. Water
is scarce for the stock, and the ground is so
hard that it cannot be plowed for fall seed.
ing
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auaa2dI2t
DissOluf{ON.

TvHE copartnership heretofore existing be>
u tween the uadersgned under the na1ss and style
Of Csdy Peck this day dissolved by mutual consent
c. Psk remains at the old staud and 10 authorised
10 receipt due the arm, and all perss indebted
% the old rm Of Cady Jones Peck os TO tbs nrn Of
csdy Peck reQueatsd to call And make ssttleent
without delay. eTANTON CADY.
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Notice.

Having this day dEpcsed Of my entire interest In the
Hardware House OF Cady Peek TO PECK BROTH
1RS take pleasure in nsnding the new nIm 70
our old customers and the public generally trust the
patronage which hes always bsen oliberay exsndsd
to the ole arm may Be continued with the new.
Beokuk, Iowa, Aug. Il, 81. STANTON CADY.
aug14-d
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BY TELEGRAPH.

BY TEL LEqRAPH.
: = : = 81 I-.
AETEBH0oH DER ATUWEo.
-zz.s
Latest NewD FFsn MasAingtea.
yoAasos's Estir Csbtsa Tssdr fheir
RssiosefioMs.
GRANT 1NT1NATES A DESIRE TO BIZ
BELIEVED.
REnovAL On esHHnAL SHERIDAN
Omcial Oraer Reneving GEN .sickles
GENERAL CANDY Hu SUCCESSOR.
A Spirited Rattle with the Indians.
THEY ARE FOR HARAND INTEND
TO KEEP ON FIGHTING.
CHOLERA STILL RAGING ON THE
PLAINS
AfAsA Secret Organization Of Negroes
In Virginia.
REVERE DROUTH IN OHIO,
LATEST NEWS BY CABLE.
GOLD CLOSED 1413-8.
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HAVING this day formed copartnership
IL under the style Of PECK HERS, for the
transaction Of general Hardware business both whole
sale and RETAIL At the old stand Of Cady Peck soc
il the patronage OF all needing goods in our line
c. x. PECK.
Keokuk, lows, Aug, IL, 1seI-lm N.G. PECK.
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FIRES.

Fox Du LAC, Wis, Aug .27.
Scribner's saw mill was burned yesterday.
Loss $4,000.
CISc1xSAr1, Aug. 27.
A very destructive Ere tonight at Greens.
burg, Ind, entirely consumed the wooIen
factory Of Wood h Bro, and several build
ings. The telegraph lines we're also burned.
Loss estimstsd At $10O,000.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Dissolution of Copartnership.

TsHn oopsrsassaiy heretofore szistins between the
i uAdersigned under the name and style Of Bsehr &
Leiey sros IL this day dissolved BY mutual consent
John ard Isaac Lsisy will continue the basneaa at the
1rewsFy on etrse between 18th asd llth ets
ad authorised 10 settle an ebts asd
due the old firm JACOB BAEHR
JOHN LKIeY.
Aur n ls67-aup26 d1H-wlt ISAAC LRIsY.
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Armed Secret Organixasien Of Negroes
.. In Virginia..
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spy Glasses, Reading olassss.
q q By;does Nos 1 / Estes Hoass.
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spiesberger, Mayer 4 co..~...-No. III Aain-st
Mrs Weber. Third 4 Main streets.
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Essass
PIANOS AND MUSIC.
Mann Avrns al Main NJ
PAINTIN0 AND WALA RAP1Bs.
WIN. ff'e' '''''''''''. . ........'s''' 90 D''A's
REAL ESTATE = INsu2AACEs ACTS.
WIN Fulton -. .......-.s2 Ma,nassrest Up ssairs)
ur.r.Uc.rr.
''.. .,-s-..rw;ya ...-,--
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CROCKERY 4 0UEEHs sWARB.
Carey L. RAivre. Main strsst-bst sth 1 9th.
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MILLINERY q BONNET BLEAcHERY
Mrs W Bewman .4th st--bet Main 4 Blondeau.
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Q q Driages. .............s....N No II 49, lHoss&
WassAss, clseks, Z ysvst1 Rspai Fsa
q Bridsss. !. !. Hes kstss Hoass.
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buried. Thy, people shall be my people, and
thy God my God"
No outward expressions ofgrief can ever suffi-
cientlyrepresent the sorrow which their loss must
occasion those who are called upon to pear it,
and who are properly sensible of ii. It is when
deep and overwhelming sorrow comes upon us,
that all minor considerations are lost sight OF.
The heart that is really stricken has neither in.
clinauon nor time to dwell upon the host of
little things which occupy those whose griets
are only skin-deep,- London SocleA.
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SHIPPING.

-[&HHA THE PHILADELPHIA AND
ssRiff&& SOUTHERN MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
PANYS REGULAR SEMI-MUNTHLY LINE
FOB NEW ORLEANS, La,
- . =. VIA HAVANA.
bTAROFTHE UNION, 1902 tons, Capt T. N, Cooksey
u,uJ JUNlATA 1915 tons, Captain p. L. Hoxie,
VIII leave this port every two weeks alternaI ely,
turning. SS
orleans May !, att o'clock A. NJ, from the second
wharf eloW Spruce street.
The JUNIArA Will leave New leans for this
port April "a.
Through bills of ladng signed for freight W AIoJ.e
Galveston, Natchez, Nicksburg, Memphis, NasnvlL.S,
Cairo, st. Louis LOUISVILLE, and Cincinnati.
WILLIAM u. JAMES, General Agent
4RI No. 8l4 S. Delaware avenue.
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BILLIARD ROOMS.

DIRD. BIRD. BfRB
II After several months preparation, Mr.. @. BIRD
has opened his new and spacious establishment for
the entertainment of his friends and the public in
general, at Nos. sos and 607 ARCH Street
The first and second floors lifted up as Billiard
Rooms, and furnished with twelve hrst-class tables
while the appurtenances and adornments comprise
everything which can conduce TO the comfort and
convenience of the players In the basement are fouT
and splendid Bowling Alleys, for those who wish
TO deVelope their muscle Ia anticipation OF the base
ball season. A Restaurant is attached, where every
thing In the edible line be had of the best quaItv
and at the shortest notice The following well-knon
gentlemen have been secured as Assistants, and will
preside over the various departments "
PRESS. o. WOODNUTT,
SAMUEL DOUGLASS,
JOHN HOOD
WILLIAM E, GILLMORE
HENRY w. DUNCAN
PHILIP GRUMBREUTIp, Hestaurateur.
While Mr.. BIRD will hold q careful supervision
all. He ventures TO say that, taken all Ia ali
there has nothing been started In Philadeiphn
approaching this establishment In completeness ol
arranRerheDt and attention 20 the comfort OF tai
public. 0
4sIm c. BIRD Proprietor,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-05-01

1AFTR THE PHILADELPHIA AVN
SSSA4kaA.a SOUTHERN MAIL STEA MSHIP COM
FANY'S REGULAR EMI-MONrHLY- LINE
FOR MILMIN GTON, N. q,
The steamship PIONEER, 5l2 tons, Captain J. Rem.
nett Will leave for the above port on Monday, April
Spruce street. 80"
Bills of lading signed at through and reduced rateu
to all principal points in North Carolina. 4 ~
Agents at Y imington Worth& Daniel.
WILLIAM i. JAMES, General Agent
. 4R NO. 3l4 s. Delaware avenue.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-20
NEW YORK.
Arrest OF an Insurance Agent-Late
Mexican NeWs-A. T. Stewart not
Dead-Arrival Of Hon. Henry J.
Raymond -BilI Of Indictment
Against FOrger.

New YORK. September 19.-An in
surance agent = in Brooklyn, was
arrested to- day on the charge Of COM
plicity in the alleged Callicutt fraud,
by aiding In procuring the fraudulent
bonds. He was held to bail in 500
900.
George Honeyman was sentenced to
six months in the Penitentiary for
obtaining commission on a sale of
goods on an alleged order from a bo-
gus frm.T .e..sns3ssas -,-.,fslss .-s~
= A Havana letter of the 18th says
1t is stated from Mexico that the res
idence of Baron Magnus, the Prus-
sian Minister, who had been living in
seclusion near San Luis Potosi was
broken into by order of Juarez for
the purpose of obtaining certain i'm
portant documents which he was sup
posed to have in his possession.
Nothing was found, however. The
Baron is supposed to be insane.
NEW YORK, Sept. 19.-The rumor
which prevailed to-day, that A T.
Stewart had died in Paris, is not true.
Stewart left Paris two weeks ago for
London, where he is at present He
will sail for home by the Setia, on the
21st inst.
Hon. Henry j. Raymond and Park
Goodwin were passengers per steamer
+, AIago, which arrived o-day.z
The grand jury this forenoon found
bill of indictment against Matthews,
alias Depeister. alias Livingstone, the
forger Of the check for $75, 900 against
Cornelius Vanderbilt. He was brought
before Recorder Hockett, and will
be sentenced early in October.