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NOTICE

DR.. Won M0SCT1ZISKER, the celebrated European Ocu-
stand Aurs who has for time past operated in this
city with universal success gives notice TO all afflicted
with disease Of these delicate organs that he intends
TO suspend operations for time to rest from the iab0rs
OF his Immense practice and those who intending to
place themselves under his should do at once,
he may be absent recruiting his health time Deaf
in its worst forms aud long standing cured by his
newly invented Ethereal Ear nhaator, justly apprect
ated by the highest European medical authority Ply
scians who have among their patients those afflicted
with strabsnus or cross eye arc invited to call and
witness his new system Of instantaneous operation Sur
al 107 Clinton place. Eighth street. between Fifth and
lixfh nNn
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THE UNION GUARD.

Major James H. Turner has resigned his position in the
First regiment n. 8 " (now at Newport News), and
has accepted the Lieutenant coonecy Of this regiment
Colonel Joaoimsscn is exerg hs best energies TO
pete his command with every prospect Of speedy sue
Soldiers in this regiment viii participate In all adj
vantages which the government holds volunteers
Captain Austin kcnney, during the absence OF the Colonel
viii attend 10 rcgimenta business at headquarters No.
800 Broadway,
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SECOND FIRE ZOUAYES

This regiment now has its city headquarters at 564
Broadway. Squads sent from there to Camp Decker
daily. Orders have been received to hurry on to Wash
ngton, and the now being mustered in and uni,
formed Immediately. Some good and able bodied
men yet wanted to fill up, and those who wish to go
must apply ut sncc at 564 Broadway.
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MAJOR COOKS BATTERY.

BosToN, August 2, 1861.
Major Cooks light battery arrived to-day and cncsmpcd
short distance from the city. Tomorrow a grand pub
lie reception awaits them.
Captain Dodd's rifle corps arrived home to-day, and
met a cordial reception.
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WATsRTowN n Y, August 2 1851.
The State Association closed session here last
evening largely attended by distinguished educa
tors from this and other States Radical educational re-
forms were lengthy discussed resolution was unani-
mousy passed declaring that in the present desperate
struggle for national existence and freedom which the
government is wagBg against treason and disunon tho
teachers of the State Of New York ready sustain the
government TO the utmost of their ability James
Crukshank Of Albany elected President OF the
citation for the ensuing year.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE

The United States revenue cutters Joe Lane at San
Francisco, and Jefferson Davis at Oregon, have been
ordered to New York.
The United States storeshp Falmouth, Carpenter Com
manding, and United States brig cambridge, Brasher,
Commanding, were at Aspinwah July 25
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THE THIRD IRISH REGIMENT.

This regiment desires to thanks TO Sessrs Stet
ston, Of the Astor House, Mr.. G. Delmonco and Mr.
Busteed for their kind assistance the regiment fur
nshng with he necessary TO transport this city
several hundred recruits that needed complete the
corps. The men will be in quarters in a day or two
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THE THREE MONTHS VOLUNTEERS AT ST.
LOUIS.

81. Louis, August 2, 1861.
Colonel saomans regiment and part Of Colonel segcls
arrived from the southwest yesterday The balance of
Colonel Sieges regiment and two Iowa regiments will
probably arrive to-day. These troops will be disbanded
here their time having EXPIRED but nearly all the two
former regiments will re-enlst for the war Efforts arc
being made to continue the organization OF the
corps St. LOUIS Home Guard beyond the time Of their
listm
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Our War MINIS.

An edition of the HERALD War Maps caendcred pa
per, beautifully colorcd, will be issued to-day All
ments Of the army clearly and distinctly marked
Single copies rs cents sl2 SO per 100 Agents wanted
Edward f. Lloyd Co.. exclusive agents for the colored
edition, 20S Broadway, New York
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HUI N gary.

royal rcscripi had been read In both houses OF tho
Hungarian Diet. II says that the laws Of 1s4s he
established because they incompatible with the
cent constitution.
The union of Hungary with Transylvania is mpracti
cable at present.
The affairs of Serva will be arranged the basis of a
restoration Of the Servan national Congress.
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THE TWENTIETH NEW YORK REGIMENT.

1tVfVVVF, N AUGUST Y 1901.
The Twentieth regiment, Ulster Guard, N Y. S. NJ,
Col G. W. Pratt arrived here this morning, their term
Of service having expired They were received at the
landing by the military, fremen, and very large
representation Of citizens of Rondout and Kingston The
regiment was mustered out Of the service this morn
ing They will re-cnst, II is said, for the war.
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Of the Mayor Of Jersey Cyeach soldier receiving in I'D
don to $l1 from the United States government, the
Of 80 month from the State Major McPhai pay the
former and Mayor Van Worst the latter. Much en,hu-
sasm was manifested by the soldiers and they express
Their determination OF returning 10 fight the battles Of
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THE MASSACHUSETTS SIXTH REGIMENT,

BosroN, August 2 1861.
The returned Sixth Massachusetts, regiment left for
Lowell this morning, where arrangements have been
made for giving them magnificent reception. The regi
ment has been mustered out of service will after tho
Lowell reception, dsperse to their homes is under
stood that large portion will recnst for the war
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1TEADQU .iRTfI,S SEVENTY FIRST REGIMENT NEW
I'LL York state Militia, New York, August 2 1861.
SPECIAL. ORDER.
The officers, commissioned officers and privatcs
Engineer Corps, and Companies II, and G, viii assemble
the rcgimenal armory, Centre Market for pay
turday, August 8, as follows, viz
Company at $50 A. NJ.
Company at IL A. N.
Company III ut 2 PM
Engineer Corps at =. NJ
The remaining companies will be paid on Monday tn
pay rolls completed. By order of
Colonel HENRY p, MARTIN.
a r. PRIDE. Adiutaut
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THE UNITED STATES VANGUARD.

This regiment was organized under the auspices of
Colonel William Linn Tidba and is in Of few men
to fill up Two recruiting depots established at
the Of Prince and Mott Streets and the other
the corner Of Seventh and LOWS streets.
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Omcial Drawings OF Wood, Eddy & co.,

KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE LOTTERIES.
KENTUCKY EXTRA Class 4i5-August 2, 1861
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KENTUCKY, CLASS 416--August 2, 1861.
%, Ia, 50, 25 81, Ga, 10, 49, 33, 60, q, 70, 62.
Circulars sent free Of charge by addressing either
WOOD, EDDY & CO.,
Coyipgton XIV. or st Louis Mo
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Great Reduction In the Prices Of Singer
CO.'S Sewing Machines. Call for circular at ass
Broadway.
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NeVsDaper Traiu TO-NYorroxv.

special train will leave New York the New Haven
road tomorrow Sunday morning. at early hour, ar
irving in New Haven at about eight o'clock The Sunday
morning edition of the HERALD, with latest intelligence
from the seat of war viii be for sale by agents at
all the stations on the road.
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T1ACTs ARE sTUBBORN.-READ.
No. 8 MARION STREET, NEw York, July 20, 1861.


DEAR DocToRi have been afflicted with total deafness,
and this morning was induced 10 pay you visit No
imagine my delight when after operation at
your hands, hearing suddenly and without pain,
restored TO me, for which feel very grateful After
being totally deaf almost shut from the pleasure Of
using necessary sense have returned to hear
distinctly reflects great credit you for the immense
amount Of skill possess beg TO thank you for what
can so truly appreciate am, sir your obcdicnt ser.
want. EDWARD TEMPLE HARRISON.
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Poland.

Large crowds had assembled before the residence of the
British Consul at Warsaw and shouted ong live Queen
Victoria, and deposited bouquets showing their graft
tude for the British sympathy to Poland.
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Bachelors Hair Dyc-The Best I'm the
world harmless, reliable and instantaneous. sold and
applied at BACHELORS Wig Factory, 16 Bond street.
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Prizes Cashed In all LOCALIZED LOttc-
ries by JOSEPH BATES Broker
No 10 Wall street Cup Stairs, New York.
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Trusses, BHndages, Elastic Stockings
Pile Instruments, supporters and Instruments for all de
formitics. Drs. GLOVER II TIi0RNE No. 4 Ann st.
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NEW York, August /, 1861
GOD SAVE THE REPUBLIC.
THE STARS AND STRIPES ON ST. PAUL'S
EuIIREH

Mr.. T. W. Davidson the same individual who has been
called tho ero of Trinity Church Cross y made another
ascension to the spire Of St. Paus yesterday afternoon
He is now captain in the Cameron Legion Of New York
Yours. W. IL. STORMS.
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Barry's TricOpherous is the Best md
Cheapest Article for Dressing, Beautyng Curling Clean
ing Preserving and Restoring the Hair Ladies, try it
Sold by all Druggists.
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Death OF Hon. VIM. III. Dimmick.
HoNEsDAIE, Pa. August 2, 1851.
The Hon, VIM. II. Dimmick, cx-member Of Congress
died to-day at noon
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White, the Hatter.-Sumlncr Hats MT
prices. 2l8 Broadway, opposite ST Paus church.
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HilPs Improved instantaneous Hair
Dye, so cents black or brown Depot No l Barclay
street aud sold by ali druggists.
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LITTLE FAILS, n. Y, August 2 fS48.
Edward Schuyler, proprietor Of the Union OF this city
fatally injured by the nine O'Clock going West
His body was horubfy mutiiated.
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1000 photographs Taken Daily.-24 for
81 Card Visits, &C. at HOLMES two galleries, 264 and
1896 Broadway
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CrfstadOrO's Hair Dye, Wigs and TOu-
PEGS the best in the world wholesale and RETAIL and the
Dye privately applied at No Aston House.
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YINIE LINCOLN CAVALRY.-1EN COMPANIES OF TILES
splendid regiment already mustered into the SER
vice; the other companies, completing the ogani1t-
tien will be realv within few days. recruiting
oilGe has ven established, BY Captain A. W. AuaHs,
Harrisors Saloon, $50 Broad street, NewarA, wIio
she three months volunteer infantry OF new Jer-
sew now about 30 he mustered ON, VIII haNo
a convenient opportunity FOR rcionhs the euy
in the ac-c ngrcea Nc and lcs tedious arm OF the service
None bus strsng healthy, able bodied men wo are eo
riders viii be accepted An entire company, with she
privilege of elcotng thor officers, may be organnd
N newark nader ~. orspiccs of Capt Adams Recruit
ing Offices IN New York at psbrows. rner Thir,y-ainh
street ard Fifth Avenue, and at Conra hm AK cornet
! Ninr4v nrsi street and Broadway. by order OF
ANpEEW T. Mercy NoLtS,
uvloue Commanding
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Turkey.

Omar Pasha had landed at Ragusa He received
with military honor and proceeded to confer with Prince
Montengue
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DR.. Tnnblety's Pinple Ba nisher.-Pricc
81 per bottle Sent by mail express to any address.
Office 400 Broadway,
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White Canvass Army Shoes, double
soes, tho best in the city, at LANNON'S 440 Broadway
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THE TWELFTH NEW YORK REGIMENT.
GENERAL ORDERS-NOx Al.

HsspquARrERs TWELFTH REGIMENT, ~ y.S.T,}
new York, August 2, 1861. !
The regiment will parade in full uniform, fully armed
nd equipped to be mustered out Of the of the
United States, on Monday, August 5, at ten A. NJ.
tegimenal line will be formed in Union square, right on
ourtcenih street. at ten A. H. precisely Field and staff
i'll appear mounted They will report the Adjutant
the ground, five minutes before ten. commission
staff and band will report at quarter before Tho
Companies Will report promptly on the ground twenty
minutes before the hour of formation The companies
s assemble al their respective armores at eight A. ~
.ol calls at halfp eight A. NJ precisely By order
Colonel BUTTERFIklD
FRED 7. LOCKE. Adjutant.
In report of the return Of the Twelfth regiment
7. s. NJ. which appeared in Yesterdays issue it was
lated that Hook and ladder Company No. @ had to
light of the line. The National Minute Men (Zouaves)
eaded by their own drum corps, were assigned that
bost Of honor and lot the ircmen.
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Trusscs.-Mnrsh d Co.'s Radical Cur
Truss No yesey street Aston House opposite the church
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A T So, DOUBLE SOLE SHOES; ALSO AT SO so,
IA Quilted Congress Caters, new style, at JONES 10
aud II Ann street.
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THE FIRST REGIMENT FIRE ZOUAvEs,

Owing 10 the Reorganization which exists in this rcgi-
rent, they expected to return to this city Monday
Tuesday next committee, consisting Of Mr.. James
oily, Receiver of Taxes, ard Mr. James J. Watkins one
the Trustees of the Fire Department have gone 10
'ashingM to facilitate matters and make arrangements
r the return of the men, Several Of the Fire Zouaves
already arrived in this city having struggled away
twos and hrccs with other regiments.
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nOWNERs AND THE PORTLAND COMPANYS KE-
~ ROSENE OIL.
The undersigned have reduced the price OF this cee
brated Oil. J. H. BRUNBAGE X CO.,
and2 4 Iurin en
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CORNs, BUNIONS, INVERTED NAILS, ENLARGED
~ joints and all Diseases of the feet cured without
pain Inconvenience TO the patient, by Dr. ZACHAfIE,
Surgeon Chiropodst 100 Broadway Refers physicians
and of this city.
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II NAPP'S CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF ROOTS, FOE
N MAKING ROOT BEER
This extract, from which the healthy beverage knows
Knapp Root Beer made is put up in bottles at 25c
81 and 81 each sufficient to make 10 49, Is and zoe
gallons Of the beer. General depot 1892 Hudson street.
Sold also by most wholesale and retail druggists.
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.UsTEHyNG OUT OF THE SIXTY. NINTH RE.

The Sixty ninth regiment viii be mustered out of SER
&c to-day at the headquarers Essex Market, and the
rious ipani,s have been notified 10 assemble at their
mo,ios caTy ihis moaning preparatory thereto
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THE SECOND NEW JERSEY REGIMENT.
This regiment fully Laid Of yesterday, al the Office
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Spain.

Senior Bcrmudez, formerly ambassador Naples, Ia
returned to tho Court of Francis H.
The chief of the Ioga insurgents had been strangled.
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THE PEOPLES ELLSWORTH REGIMENT.

When the gallant Colonel Ellsworth of the Fire Zouavcs
fell at Alexandria, movement inauguratcd through
out New York state to form a regiment which should
bear his name and do the country cause thus
doubly honoring his memory. This regiment styled the
Peoples Ellsworth regiment, has been accepted by
the Governor OF the State and will be among the first
dered away 10 the OF war under the now levy The
regiment started under the auspices Of the Ellsworth
State Association and has enrolled about five hun
dred members Under the original terms of organization
one member TO be elected from each and ward
Of the State, but the city OF New York is allowed
the privilege Of choosing one hundred men to form
company in the regiment Those desiring TO aid the corps
also confined in their subscriptions 10 the Of
dollar but the generous are permitted to contribute
To the extent of their means and beray Each person
DESTROYS joining mus, be unmarried man less than
five feet and eight inches in height active, able bodied
and not exceeding thirty years Of age. On enlistment
each is sent into quarters at Albany, where the
devious of the regiment Is located The following gen
temen have been appointed the committee in New
York city for the enrolment Of members and the recep
ton of fInds:Ex Mayor Daniel r. Tiemann, Manhattan
vle Franklin J. Ottarson; Augustus f. Dow, SO Wall
street BENZ +. ManDierre No 2s Wall street, Edward
Morris 113 Wall street Robert McGtnniss, No. Depcy
ster street. In addition to the above sub committees
appointed TO act in the various wards Of the city.
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FATHER oREILLY, OF THE SIXTY. NINTH.

This excellent priest was entertained last Thursday
yening by number Of personal aud devoted friends
lilo solicited his presence in order that they might OK
rcss him person their appreciation Of his zeal his
fclity aud his courage chaplain of the Sxtynin,h
he compliment was entirely Informal and improvised
d probably FOR thai, very the appreciate
mong the gentlemen present Captain r. Meaghcr
on Judge Daley Rev Fathers Trcanor, SEWN and Con-
bn, (nacr whose auspices the e conducted Judge
rConnor, Dr. Purcell Con. Dever II. j. Lalor, Michael
GOODWIN, Eugene Sullivan, Esq. and Others Father
Reilly vino is jesuit, leaves IN day or two for Eu
,c in compliance with the order of his superior. he
III first revisit Paris and on his return should the
s,tl waatng will doubtless be the hrst to follow his
untrymcn 10 the field, there share their pcYils TO
mister to them in their sucrngs and afford them the
nsoIaiors Of their faith. The least can wish him is
rat his soaurn may be pleasant and his voyage thence
Id hithcrward prosperous as his warmest admirers can
ish
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MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS IN NEW YORK.
THE LINCOLN CAVALRY.


This fine regiment Is fast advancing towards compile
ton, Eight companies are now mustered in, apd are
ready TO proceed to Washington us soon as they receive
their uniforms about which there has been
countabe delay. The remaining four companies fast
filling up, and Colonel McReynolds hopes 10 have them
fui IN few days The War Department has granted the
eoionet permission to add another squadron of two
companies TO his regiment. These companies were re-
erued in Michigan; and the who compose them are
sturdy backwoodsmen, experienced riders, and just the
men to give good account of themselves when they meet
the enemy Members OF the Sixty-nnth, seventy first
and Eighth fond of adventure and TO return 10 the
war VIII IND IN this regiment excellent opening About
seventy five young of the right kind are wanted to I'LL
up companies The War Department wanted no cavalry
before the unfortunate affair at Bull run Now the War
department wants all The cavalry 10 can get, and is COM
mssionng all sorts Of persons TO raise regiments II Is
however, but Just say that the Lincoln Cavalry might
now be ready to take the field If the Union Defence Com
mittee had done its duty towards the regiment
PRESENTATION OF A HORSE AND EQUIPMENTS TO COLO
MEL REYNOLDS, OF THE LINCOLN CAVALRY.
number Of our prominent citizens have raised fund
for the purpose of purchasing horse equipments for
Colonel McReynods The presentation will be made at the
City Hall some day next week Richard Busteed Esq,
will make the presentation Speech after which the sub
scribers will dine at the Astor House.
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DATkNT UNFERMENTED BREAD.
L Absolutely purer made by process which is 40
clared by the College OF Physicians "a London 70 be tRe
only true and natural one d by which all the nutritious
and paatabe qualities of the wheat preserved raised
without yeast baking powders aaes or any corruptng
tans twice as much y other bread, and war
ranted the the World. For sale a. the manuactos
ry l4i Fourteenth street door from the Acade.
my Of Music Sold also Mt AS sixth avenue, one door
above Twenty seventh street; 800 Fourth avenue near
Twenty fourth street and at 375 Eighth avenue, neal
Twenty ninth street.
n B-Regularly delivered 10 families in all parts Of the
city. DAVIES W
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hfpp1ng Intelligence.
The New York State Teachers Associa-


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