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CENTRAL GuARDHousE CAsBs-Bsfors Jxsties
Wast1-Jos Johnson, drunk and disorderly; for
hearing. Samn Scott, drunk; fine sl.75. Michl
Kelly, drunk and disorderly; do 81. F. Gar
ner. do. %. Jane Borland, disorderly; dismissed.
d J. Cox, insulting ladies; fine $40 o.. A. Adams,
fighting; do. IS Cd. John Howard, pilfering
from market stands. He was put into a cell after
being searched, and during the night he was at
work trying 10 cut out OF the cell. He had con-
cealed q case knife, and breaking the blade In
with one piece hacked the edge Of the other,
which he used an q saw, and succeeded in cutting
quarter inch In one Of the iron bars Of the cell
window. This morning he was tried and put
back into a cell for day. John Desanmacher,
drunk; dismissed E. c. Hauser, do ; fine 81.
c. Leonard, disorderly conduct; do. IS o..
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Losr HIS BALANCE Yesterday, an old gentle
man, from the vicinity Of Laurel Factory, Md y,
while squatted, for some purpose, upon the stone
wall bordering the canal, near the mark ct house,
lost his equilibrium and tumbled bac kwar ds into
the water. Fortunately, the water was not deep,
and the old man houndered about In the mud for
time In a style that would have done credit to
atgymnast. until rescued by those whom his shouts
had called to the spot When found he was quite
exhausted, and was alternately shouting and pray
Ing In fervid style, but when taken into the guard
house and restored to warmth and comfort, the
pious sentiments freely expressed In the canal,
melted away under the genial influence Of the
IRE and " bitters" administered to him. and as
he proceeded to button his water logged neither
in" exceedingly creditable to his Prince Georges
county education and experiences county equal
ly famous, as everybody knows, for hard swear
ing and hard whisky.
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INDIA RUBBER Goops


India Rubber Goats, white or black, 81 so each.
India Rubber Leggins 81 per pair.
And all kinds Of r ubber g. foods, including Rub
Der Boots and Shoes, Rubber Shoppers for bottles
Door Mats, Under Sheetings for beds In sickness,
&c, &c, at manufacturers prices at II. A. HALLS
India Rubber Warehouse, 300 Pa. av., between
Ninth and Tenth streets. dec 1S-u
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wATCHEsWATCHEs,

j HEREBY Take pleasure IN informing the pub
Ito Of my return 70 my old stand et w. Voss', n
Ps. avsnue, between 18th and 18th streets IN
pertsaeed european Matchmaker. ] am now pre-
pared 70 repair Chronometers and kne Watches at
JOS. KULINSKI.
Persons desirous Of obtaining Jewelry and
iLs my excellent stook. All kinds Of Hair JsUslry
neatly and promstly executed.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

HREATERsNIis sS;ny 2:s.s AND M: Ben
tE or N ne RHfflS4 Or 4 sE
N NisS 4, 1rss HI's 9ssIp SGnsSde
John strong, Mr. B. Roger. IN DAN0f Il.
THE BLACK SWAN
o P E r A TR CUP E,
At the solicitation of msty Erlinsnt Statssmes
and Ctt'z'ns, viii give one
GRAND ITALIAN oPERATIC CONCERT
To the Ladies and Gentlemen of this City,
Az ODD FELLOWS HALL,
SATURDAY EVENING, jsn'y Z, 1852.
MISS ELIZABETH T. GREENFIELD.
The CELHBaATEp BLACK SWAN,
M M5l, n s' BRS% S{N
The s ASsf5Ssn M hAifReif6i5s'l''
PROF Ess of' %tsEk kiPG Smith,
s1eNokP iMsrhi'ttbErrr,
Conductor.
ADMISSION. .-----.......... 80 cents.
Reserved seat-----.. IS cents extra. 1t
CPD FELLOWS HALL VIZ v.n,
THIS Saturday NIGHT, Jan. 4tb.
FOR o E MIG H T ONLY
THE ALLEGANIANS
THE ALLEGANIANS!
VOCALIST AND
SWISS SELL Rim GERs!
SWISS BELL RIM GERS!
MISS CARRIE HIFEERT, nor, . , ,
MR.. A. shDswIcK. "ANiA 0ohAND
NM " f Nh. !. N. BoULARD
Lately returned from four-years tour around the
world. and having just concluded series of <s
cesstul concerts IA the city Of New York, would
most res peetfullv announce the FIRST OF their
Highly Popular Musical Entertatnments.
Their Repertoire embraces choice selection of
VOCAL QUARTETTES.
In to their usual choice selection of vocal
music they will play, each evening, several pieces
SWISS BELLS!
VThe front of the hall and the adjacent streets
vii. be ILLUMINATED with the magnificent
DRUMMOND LIGHT!
DRUMMOND LIGHT!
for long time an object of great curiosity at
BARNUM'S MUSEUM,
New York, upon the nights of the ALLEGHA-
MANS AND SWISS BELL RINGERS.
U.The ALLEGANIANS will give two Con-
oerts in Alexandria on MONDAY and TUES
DAY, January 9TH and It'll.
PRICES.
front Seats---- so cents
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RUNNING TIE BLocKADE.-The schooner Bru
nette, Johnson, master, from Dorchester, Md
loaded with wood, arrived here on "Wednesday
last, having run the blockade on Tuesday night
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FEsrIvITIEs DEsERRKD.-we learn from tne
kspsb!teas that a The festi yities at Camp 6ri1n
intended for publication to-day, 10 necessarily
dsferrl unsil Mondzy.o
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MARRIED.

CHRISTiANA ANN HODGsON. Of this city 80
On Tu:sdsy AZ DsosWssT 81 H. ISL sy Rev Mr. But
N. j., 10 Miss JANE TRUMAN. Of Washington
City, New York French papers copy1
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1876 pEtcs o TkEktEE9qSNs 1876

cod sno LIMITATION Cold Band WiSdow SHADES;
aso. BAD, Greer. and Blue Hollsnd, q the yr5a OF
ssis, Different sisss and eolors; Picture Mails,
1InSsh 30; Ago the handsomsst essoItm-nt q
msnufsotou In the couLtry; slso, Psssebartouls
and Gard ylata Frames.
Purchasing for cash. 81 goods win DO sold 90 the
iovest remanerstiye priese -. Ia
needing the above goods viii ind new and desirable
IA cal &C liolted- III Remember the numbsr On
John MARKRlTEn,
- -. - No. As seventh street,.
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CRIMINAL CouRr.-Yssterday, Patrick Cusck,
soldier, indicted for resisting officer Buell., was
found guilty and sentenced to Imprisonment In
the Jail for period Of six months, and to pay
hne Of 81.
John Mahoney and John Nevens, indicted for
committing an assault and battery with intent to
assault and battery only Each Of them was
sentenced TO be imprisoned In the county jail for
period Of nine months, and TO pay nne Of 81
Charles Hernaman, charged with stealing one
Catharine Newman, was found guilty, and SEN
fenced TO PenitentiarY for one year and two
months.
Augustus Frank, convicted Of an assault and
battery on the Ii tile girl Glutzback was sentenced
70 four months imprisoment In the county jail,
and 70 pay nne Of 81.
Thomas E Miller. guilty on two In iictments
for COW stealing, was sentenced to imprisonment
In the penitentiary for the period Of three yean
In one case, and two years In the other, making
Q term Of ave years.
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suPRExk Couzr, Jan Mr.. George b Cork.
hill, Of Iowa, and Mr. John ". w hitting, Of New
York, were admitted attorneys and councillors Of
this court.
No. 80. The United States, appellants, .gt.
Julian Workman. -
No. 2sl, The United States, appellants, sgt. e.
Sanchez de Poll.
No. 2sa. The United States, appellants, agt.
VIM. Carey Jones. Appeals from the district
court Of the United States for the southern district
Of California. On motion Of Mr.. Carlisle, Of
counsel for the appellees, these appeals were
docketed and dismissed.
No 206. The Trustees Of the Wabash and Erie
Canal, appellants, W Joseph ID. Beers The mo
ton TO dismiss this cause was argued by Mr.. GIL
let in support thereof, and by Mr.. Usher In oppo-
sition thereto.
No. $40. John Heeker. ct al, plaintins in error,
". John Fowler The motion TO dsmiss this
cause was argued by Mr.. Andrews In support
thereof, and BY Mr.. Monroe In opposition shereto
No 50. Richard Gregg, plaintiff In error, W.
VIM. p. Bryant's heirs This cause was argued
BY Mr. Balance for the plaintiff In error and sub
mitted, on . printed argument, by Mr.. Purple for
the defendant In error.
Adjourned until Monday.
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PoLIcE.-Margt. Taylor was arrested, yester.
day, by the pa6olman Of ths second Ward, for
selling liquor without Q license; Justice Clark
hned her 30 q. Margt. r. Hedrickson was ar
rested for swesring in the street, and was ancd
% The Third Ward patrolmsnt srrested Jas
Matthews for breaking Into the house Of @. Ull-
man, and stealing number Of books and papers.
He was SAINT 70 jail for court by Justice Bsrnaclo.
conduct, and ansd % % by the same justice.
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40 :. g. WERTHEIMER & CO, I6h
fOE No. 462 AND AGA SEVENTH ST., huh
Oypostls the Post Qftes,
0 0 their stock OF WINES, BRANDIEs, GINS,
sEGARs, TOBACCO, FANCY GOODS sSClII etc., =,
for sale IT w holesale Prices. =
PHiA CREAM ALE, IN IN n Kegs na and bodies. for
bars or family use The public II, general are re-
auested 70 give them call and examine their
- Is WERTHEIMER & CO,
Asa and 464 Seventh stre6k.
de H-5m oppo. Post Ofioe.
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BOARDING..

A MESS OF -FOUR PERSONS, WHO WILL
IA occupy but two rooms, can be accommodated
with uneIcepIonable boarding, In private family,
in the west end of the city. Terms reasonable.
Apply at this office. ja2 ST.
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DIED,

TzHs DIED,
On the Sd instant, Of consumption, MARTHA
A. CONNER, In the sd year Of her age.
Her funeral Will take place 81 the rssldenoe Of
her mother, on Fifteenth street, between l. and M,
at O'Clock 10 morrow. The friends Of the family
are respectfully invited to attend.
On the Sd instant, JOHN B. SULLIVAN.
his faneFsi will take place tomorrow Sunday
st O'Clock p from the residence OF his father,
Mr. John = sullivan, No. 472 7th St The friends
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ANuskMKNrs To-NIaHr.

THKATKR =" Nora Creinsn and the drama Of
" Therese;" to conclude with the farce, Your
Life's in Danger"
CANTKRsURy RaLL.-To-night, the last Of the
inimitable Frank Brewer, with an original bill
Of good things. The " Virginia Mummy" too,
closes this evening. So look out for a seat right
early.
CHRIsTY's.-" New Years CALI, !" with George
az I" Peter Day" draws immensely at the new
opera house. The piece 10 brought out In New
York style, skating scene and all.
CIRcTs.-King's well-constructed new amphi-
theater accommodates comfortably the crowds
that visit II nightly, and he takes pains to vary
the performers and performances 20 a to afford
constant variety Of entertainment. A capital bill
tonight, and on Monday night The first appear
ance OF the renowned American humorist, Dan
Rice.
THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY give some Of the
choicest selections Of their delie htful musical
budget at the Christian Association Rooms Top
posite Browns Hotel) tonight John Hutchinson
will lead OF In the spirit and fun Of the occasion
as usual, and that delightful little Maid Of the
Mountains, Viola Hutchinson, will take PROM
inent part in the programme.
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EDUCATIONAL.

VIOLIN AND VIOLONCELLO.
y Ohm X. GQODALL, Professor and Teacher Of
the above tenders hls SERVICES 20 the public Terms
81 per lesson. References to any musician in the
city. Several of his pupils are now the best violin
lists in the world. Viz lie Petit Ole Bull, Fred.
Buckley, no DO. Address Canterbury Hall, where
he can be heard every night de 2-lms
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THEATER.-MIss SUSAN DENIM AND Mr.. BEN
sss " Reki .e M Be Per
NEV4-Thersss. Miss j. Denim. 70 Conclude
9TH the f.roe Of YOUR LIFE's in DANGER
John Strong, Mr. b. Rogers lts
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OST- "A SEAL RIN6, and FOX-HEAD
II SEAL, attached TO o ring, with comedian set.
S5reward will be given to whoever returns the
articles to this ONCE. de2-tf
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l. DREN.S FURNIsHING GOODS, UNDER-
LINEN COLLARS, SHIRTS, &c, &c.
THOMPSON, under Browns,
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&S REWARD.-Broke loose from HAYS Stable,
@c corner OF Fourth street ard Massa-
ohusetts Avenue, on the Sd inst q SOR-IN
REL MARE and BAY HORSE. TheAa
mare has star on her forehead and one shos miss
ing on night hind foot. The horse has the skin
rubbed of his right breast The above reward
Will be given BY returning them to B HAYS, cor.
Fourth street and Massachusetts avenue. ja4 SIS
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7 OST-Qn the 9Th instant in GEORGETOWN near
IL Second and Market streets, bTownaS
and white colored POINTER DUG ,with-S
. chain collar around his neck, and the-n
name OF -. b. 10 es, Glymont. Md ,, engraved
thereon and answers to the Eame of Tip" A
suitable reward will be given if left at 319 Penn.
avenue, one door from Thirteenth st. de St-Iw
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A FEW MORE ABLE-BODIED MEN ARE
"A wanted to NIL up my company In the District
President Guard Regiment. Those wishing tn
JOIN q company of respeo able men must call soon
at Peter Dlngfslder's. Penn. avenue. between ~
and 6th SITS CHS. A. KRAUSE,
de S0-lws Captain.
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WANTED-Iua drug store, YOUTH between
w 10 and 20 years of age. Candidates must give
satisfactory referenc- 8 as to qualifications and
character The preference will be given to one who
has been in the drug business SIX or twelve
months. Address "a B c, WASHINGTON City Post
Office. isl Imf
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WANTED-A SITUATION as bookkeepsr or
w lesman In q store, or cerk to q paymas-
ter. quartermaster or suiler. By young man who
ls good Penman, quick at figures. and can bring
Office. isS a.
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WANTED-A good, active. and industrious
w BOY: ina confectionery German preferred.
lnSulre at BIG Penn. avenue. js2 st"
WANTED-A FIRST class OYSTER SHUCK-
:" Err. Also. one who can attend to the bar
pply at J. AlGLER'S. two doors from the star
Ohce. ia 2-3t"
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LOST AND FOUND.

COSA REwARD.-The store of the subscri-
- EJU bars, on Seventh street, near Odd Fell
lows Hall, having been robbed on the night of the
LIST January. 1854 and Watches and Jswery to a
large amount stolen, they will give $3.50 for the
coveLy Of goods, and $50 for the conviction of
Seventh street. islIvs
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WANTS.

WANTED-At two or three story HOUSE, fur
HARMS, Star Once. jal 81
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monarchy In North America and that he H. thsrsoss'
sxceodi,gy anxious ~ make scch . treaty with the
Southern confederacy. II would seem that MIR. sisSe
IN, been assured Or the active intervention 81 the French
Emperor in behalf Of the Southern oonfsderacy even 70
the extsut or FRENCH troops serve In America on co
dtlon OF treaty being made to the effect that tho south
ern coaedsracy vii, not only not oppose his designs In
Mexico, bu, wi on & other hand assist shem a'r the
,rsssnt war i oysr with Of 100 cos troops. Mr..
Slidsll objection to such treaty osns maas'
except that at some future time the Soutnsn 00".'u'
racy will wish 10 part At LEAST OF Mexico, s
the whole. If such treaty, thsrexs, s s be pre-
Asntsd 70 h he w0uL endeavey TO have Inserted in
clause by which the Of the Emperor will be
stipulated 10 the annexation or portion OF Mexico 70 the
oonfedsracy Such Is the substance OF the over
which the Southern sympathlzers in Baltimore arc now
rejoicing According TO their Interpretation OF II, the
Emreror viii certainly interfere, now that has
Neeu demonstrated that Richmond can - successfully
a., adsd.
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Presented TO
ALEXANDER II. M OFT,
Surgeon U. s. A.,
BY rMH oYrcRRs or TnR yosrCEua ofiAssEURs, yrTr
THIRD KEGMEfr N. =. ",
July is, 1862.

On tho diverse Dr. Motifs crest with his initials.
After the conclusion oil the presentation tho company
sat down 70 untful repast ai which several speecss
aud tossts were given. The affair concluded by q
SCI enado from the commissioned officers OF Compa
(Cermansl attached to the reginsnt In tho early
part of the evening Col Buckingham had dress parade
OF the regiment, in which the displayed grst pro-
fcency, particularly IN battalion movements. reflect ng
great credit on she officers II is expected that they viii
leave for the seat Of in the OF two
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n>-Ws FROM THE PENINSULA.

r.t.. u.r., Z Regarding the Occupation
cs xU,,,,.~ burg by the Rebels, 30.
roRrREss MONROE, July 10, 1862.
for twenty -four hours that the
rebels had driven back ocf l. " o. .1
taken possession 30. Thereof Ao' ons "ou '. "o'n ~
It, and the government telegraph a'' nav o00a oon
stanty working through the piacs ~ =" Wv
nent. .
AT MIL Creek Hospital are about 800 phN1, most OF
whom are eonvalescent and many OF whom win soon re-
turn their regiments Their have already ~
In print.
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S HIP.PIN q NE VS.

sa WV sS.A. ally Iva ieVSs
.,...u CLEARED.
sSpp hh arsS ss.seu, Iayerpool-c Q Duncan Acc.
shtp Ito stonner Li,erpool-D Zersga A Co
q. ruhard tBlen). Hubbard iaverpoO-Arkel. Hurst
SHIP cerolan tBrem,. s.eensrsfe, emenxr sut Ma.
snip Atlantic tBrem,. Foidhusen Ros.erdsm-Ruser
ssk Anra Deiius tsrem). He,teadOrf London-Baeijsr
H.. srs ss. .Sa. p sss.
Dria Aeaadar mr., lropse, Lissr,~o I-Ias spur.
BrTr Sarah Ann CBr), Wiik'e oaerns'o"n - ''ds''-
'I Brig so nc. p :. s.e.DsS r sa
sris Go Lei Isis s c5r Des.y. A.n...- Ls'''
Prs fasrsi I;r i" Ds,mpie Jo a. MI whltn.,
Brig Isabel Bcurmsnn Jsn,ss, Ban Master.
sehr yen.ses., Tsss a.rsa1 i.sad.-Jo.sIh Evans
scir Ant tbrj, ooulisrd, daspe Basin, CIV mer
schr Globe Van Buren,. AIeysndria--s Rsyssv 4 Co.
seSr Somerset, Sterling. saiiu.oi c-as.TNl ABBOTT
s sssr i ,nssi.
,s,hr Is Franklin, Clayton. Chnco,e agae-Benton 9
s ss Msrs Filming. shay Wilmington Del7Jw Mckee:
s sss rs.si r Hasdns ssse sss
soar Ba ! Heagkns. wslaobor'.E Ball;
sehr Jearnann, Do.nan New Enthusiastically. Smith
,schr Arcalaras Haskell Bosion-R Murray
sshs IA L BAiaes. Raymond. Pswsacaet-Merriu Alb
~, steamer Fambeso, II Upshur. Lieut. Commanding.
ship Fee Trade, Slower. Liverpool Il days with salt &C.
to Buck Co. Had hight variable winas most Of tho
sh. yohn Knox !of Baessport, Eoyes, Msxsss July
s1iD D.ss Webster Kelly, n.rrson'. Landing with sick
Bark sese6s r.l, fisniz, Newcastle ss dsys with
n mss >. + 4. Sssssa 4.sS s s
EsI h. Twg 3 pr s.John NIB Fits MaAun.s 5y
sugar j s. d " HATH
bark LueEnow Ger q M IaIy
bark Laura from Haysnsfo falmouth reps.ed all sok,
BarK Evening Star. Maerisd New Haven In. ballast. TO
sHss % &c s W . sS rs
%ss Rs from b .s 2q os
VIII H Al ss.s gss1 Is East
passed Inn rugged brig hss beam ends mass and salts
's:, @
Bra Cyclone COZ ws.tpOr MeJ, Mccar.y cardenas. July
Eg NIsgnp l6;1 DiS;more LnsAn cB. is days. WIKI
Brig wess Gulsrandscn New orleans and W Pass June
Brig Fa"s n Co c s WaaoSoo River. Now
so DIES w f. e wash 0ssfr Gh,s vii,
%o,.S. SE smith & H.sisra Jl'y j. isl s.
Aaisna hence for New Orleans. "
schr Queen ~ Clippers tBr,. Davidson, Windsor days.
with tlaster, 4, II j 3 Dewoir.
schi yar en-, crsne, Windsor Ms. loTdsys with plss
SER SER Anna sl.pparS, crestes Baltimore, tssy.
sss sr sa Gsept es's G. asy
Schr Hattie AnnRh, Horton, Bangor 10 dsvH
Schr Young Amcrcs, Barber Boston for Albany.
Schr New Delight. ScovilI. Providence.
Schr Gen Marion. Osborn, New Haven.
Schr AlehAa, Morley New Haven.
Schr A Wellington, " eIls New Haven
aohr Ann Salter. Fysh Poughkcepse for uarehaS,
Sicop Ksis yantasssI, -, Yves. Point.
Steamer PhiladelphistU ansport), Hspf, Hssrhon's
rssnt. in ballast.
Assamer Thompson CundiF Bstimers
Hseamer Sehriver. Adams. Daanora.
Steamer Black Diamor d. Green. PhiadsiphiA
Steamer Fslcen. Willams Providence.
BELOW.
BsrS xantho. from AswinwaH 10 r Joy.
BsrE Chiffon.
Brig John Richards. foS ordcpsBy pilot s1ts.Aa
Brgh. No. 1e.
Also Aree brss.
SAIIED.
y 3 steam sloop-of.war Adirondack.
Wpd a snpsetN
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Presentation 60 DIR. Mott-Ceiebratisn by
the Fify-third Regiment.

Presentation 60 DIR. Mott-Celebratisn by
the Fiffy-third Regiment.
very interesting ceremony took place on wednesday
evening last at the Rcd House. Harlem, 81 the camp
Of tbs FIFTY third regiment New York Volunteers vs
bGrsh Chasssurs tho occasion being tho presentation
OF magucsnt silver ice bowl 20 DIR. AeSspaeF b. Mott,
Of This city by the officers Of the fsytnird regiment
In appreciation q bis kindness and nsels'saoio e1es
tons In tho advancsment and Organization VI 'ne
ment ana also in esteem of his character a. ssh'eah
ead oficsr
Colonel Buck CHAM roads the presentation IN very
neat ana appropl ale speech IN which he paid deserved
compliment tbs army mud 70 the illant officers
mandiag IL.
Dr. Mott receiving tho testimonial said IL would be
clcuit raatser for hun 70 ana words or thsnts a"A
er.,,,.+ - = :. - - -
" hHi Ho hoped tho time would soon como when he
eave mas scapel 10 take his sword defence
VI mis- country. lie would receive tho gtft with
wa IA heart and thalkfuness and he would keep and
prose ss tue emblem u marx to nis children Of the
suectln 10 which hs had been held oy the officers Of tie
fythrd regiment and by bus fellow citizens o. the city
OF new YORK. lilo assured them that he was always
roaay "henevsr caed upon, to AID the soldier OF the
reluo 10 ~ hs own VOCATION aud 10 dc thing that
cotu Ada 10 the usefulness OF the efor OF Union men
he received their gift with great gratiaain would
never forget the men who presented the evening on
which II ws received Iha bowl presented the DOC
tcr bore The following inscI son the main side
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= The Unson, ttlfnust aud shall he pr sci, Cd. y
Thirty young men wanted to III up Company Z
THIS will be the rxt regiment the lcd from Now
And u is earnestly hoped thst the young OF Nc7
and vicinity under the prosent rd1cemeuts) viii
put down tbs wicked rebekion which hiss been
about ~ such men ~ Wendell Philips Horace
HENRY W Bsecher and host OF her abolition traii
A bounty OF SO will be given under the recent
0oyetnor Morgan 70 each recruit upon being music
SERVICE, with relief for his fArsiiy. The men VIII
cared Tor ~ Camp Edwards Pctrcpont, Fast Nov
win - we'll subssted aud cloll ed. and plsced un1
Al The end OF rebellion. A few nontotnn ies oned
wanted. Those Of sxperirnce only need anpy 70
Adiutsut OF the New io.k Seventh rcgfnanh .
Qusrternlester OF the Fifth New work csyhiry. a..
Of the agallant spinsls isweswor,hy NE attention.
dosirins 10 ion The Union Army. Its olcers ere nj
s.en nnisr Tho coonelcy OF Marriott N. Croft and
material Of Hob II already composed, must. It's
coed.
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Death OF Colonel zaiglc.

BALTIMORE, July 10, 1907.
Colonel Thomas A. zsigls, Of the One Hundred and
Seventh Pennsylvania regiment, died after few hours
ilpeec, ., wsrentop, on friday last
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