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HITCHCOCK'S THEATRE AND MUSIC HALL. Canal
strcet-SoScs DANCES BURLKsoUEs. &C.
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EVERY PATRIOT AN INFoRMER.-"He who is
not with us is against u.s." Let this be
the watchword of the hour. No real, earnest
well wisher of our cause will allow himself to
be led into discussion of the merits of the
contest or of its probable issue. To all true
men the right and duty are as clear and certain
as the most familiar truisms and obligations.
and he who permits himself to argue them in a
measure admits that something can be said on
the other side. No man takes candle out at
midday to prove to an unbeliever the light Of
the sun, which shines not more brightly to the
natural eye than does the beacon star of duty in
the heart Of the patriot. Never until the North
initiates the singlenass of purpose of the South
will this wicked rebellion be crushed.
At this juncture, when we may expect much
cavil and satire by reason Of the proposed con-
scription, should the true patriot do his whole
duty, especially in declaring with enthusiasm
and confidence the right and success of the
cause Every man who utters thought calcu
lated to dspirit his fellow citizens or to stir up
discomfort and opposition to the government.
should be at once forced into the ranks. If, as
who encourages it in the smallest degree should
not go UNPUBLISHED. No man who understands
the value Of this Union but will cheerfully
make any sacrifice for its maintenance; and he
who would see it severed should in the ranks
have his errors corrected, and be made TO see the
truth. Let the whole community resolve itself
into detective corps, and promptly report
every person guilty Of expressing disloyal or
compromising sentiment, and we will thereby
get recruits and be rid Of traitors in our midst.
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WOODS MINSTREL HALL, 514 Broa iway-ErzIoPfAy
SONGS DANCES &C.-AINr Cor TINE TO TARRY.
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CHRISTY's OPERA HOUSE. SIS Broadway -ErzroPIAN
songs, DANCES, Ac.-ScHINMERHoRN's Boz
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The Asia Outward Bound.
BosroS, August 8, 1881
The mails per the steamship Asia, for Liverpool, d
close II ssvon O'Clock tom "wednesday N ning
but shs will not leave her dock until about ton
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BARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM Broadway-rHx
LEARNED SEAL HAPPY FAMILY, &C.. at all hours Tar
ALLEGHASiANs-NIP AND Tuck, afternoon and evening
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New York, Wednesday, August 6, 1s62.
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NrxoNs CREMoRNE GARDEN, Fourteenth street and
EoDEsTRIASIsM
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PARTISAN CABINET OF WONDERS, SIS Broadway
Open daily from ~ A. NJ. till 10 r NJ
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

NIBL0S GARDEN. Observation-Disclosures AND IN Az
Sor-WHTEs AND rHE BR0wss-FLYfSG RAPEzx
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wALLAcKS THEATRE. No. S4A Broadway.-To PARIS
AND BAcK-EILKY O'CoSSoR
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BowERY THEATRE. Bowery.-MAcA1fzY, on n
PEEP o DAY-MASIAc LOVER
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WINTER GARDEN, Broadway. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
INDIA.
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STREET CLEANNo--We have to cali attention
to the wretched condition Of our streets, which,
owing to the bad weather and the want of pro-
per cleaning. are almost impassable. The
Hackley contract for keeping them in good
order seems almost . sham, and we strongly
advise that contractor to take walk round
the city, and, as soon as he is convinced Of the
real state Of our public thoroughfards, set men
TO work in clearing tho cutters and removing
the accumulated deposits Of weeks. For some
time past street cleaning in New York has been
little better than a more prstence, and the Mayor
very Justly entered protest on paying the last
demand for such questionable services as those
rendered by Mr.. Hackley. When he did pay
the bill he did we'll TO make Mr.. Hackley un-
derstand that If the contract was not more
efficiently f1lilled in the future he could not
rely on a similar act Of lcniency. Certainly
the city government would DO doing very
wrong to pay for street cleaning when the
streets are not cleaned, and we have no doub
that If this neglect continues The contractor
will find il very difficult to obtein payment o
bis next bill. Let him study the public con
veuience end bis own interest by acting 700
our suggestion
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WHAT ARE PRECEDENTs WoRTn?-When Cap
tain Wilkes was about TO take Mason and Sli-
dell off the Trent he proceeded to make certain
that he had good precedents in law and history
for the act. Accordingly he went into his
cabin and studied carefully all the English au-
thoritiss on International law which his library
furnished. he dived inso Sir VIM. SCOTT and
devoured Phillimore, and in all the authori-
ties he found abundant precedents to satisfy
him. But, when the discussionsof the question,
came up between our government and that OF
England to our astonlshment it was found that
the British government kicked all precedents
overheard; they were good for nothing; ond the
difficulty had to be settled upon an entirely
new basis--the American plan. In Earl Kus-
sells letter there is not even the slightest ALA
sion madeto the legal bearings Of the case.
Now that we are eadeavoring TO crush ous
that hotbed of this rebellion, the city Of
Charleston. we again take English precedents
for an example of the best method to accom-
plish it--tAat is by sinking stone vessels in the
harbor os the English did on the lakes and at
Boulogae. Bot again the British government
fing peecedcnts to the winds, ignore all their
own works, and deny us the right to use our
stone feet in Charleston entrance. Now, in the
library Of every statesman in the world innu-
merable precedents Of this mode of warfare
are 10 be found in the books of all writers on
international law, ancient and modern-Gro-
tius. vattel and all But IL is evident that the
English government Is detcrmiuedsto adopt the
The New York herald., 1862-02-03

THE FRUITS OF THE WAR.-During the Revo-
lutionary war this country made no insignificant
part of history, while it acquired considera-
BILE fame and military renown all the world
over. The war of 1912 added fresh glory to its
reputation; but the present rebellion is destined
to eclipse them both in the measure Of fame we
are 20 gather from it. 1t has drawn out fresh
energies from the people, and elected evidences
Of patriotism, self-sacrifce and courage which,
perhaps, no other event could have done. 1t
has shown TO the world what gallant people
can do, and how grand army can be impro-
vised in defence Of justice, the laws and the
constitution of their country. And more: IL has
brought out new class of men, of which any
nation on earth might be proud, in the military
and naval professions McClellans, Buells,
Hallecks, Lyons, Thomases, Schoepffs, Sigels
and Shermans in the army and our Duponts,
wilkeses, Porters, Cravens, Russells and String
hams in the navy. Each and all of these men
will have earned for themselves niche in the
temple of fame, where their names will be
honored for all time.
The New York herald., 1862-02-03

OUR COAST AND FRONTIER DEFENCEs The
threatening aspect which affairs in Europe wear
towards this country should admonish as that
preparation for any emergency is paramount
duty We have an army of 100000 men In the
field to deal with Southern rebellion, and This
leaves surplus population, Of the age to bear
arms, in the Northern States, amounting to over
100000 more. With such stupendous avail
able militia we are amply provided for defence;
but the Governors Of all these States should at
once call out a quarter of q million citizens
liable to do military duty, and form them into a
home guard. This vast body should be drilled,
not so much in infantry tactics as in the use of
heavy artillery and the management of fort
guns. Wherever there is q fort II should he
garrisoued by the companies of militia in turn,
in order that every man may learn how to load
and Are the guns When no fort is available
then field artillery and guns Of heavy caiibrs
ahould be furnished 10 the men FOR practice. L
this course is pursued we will soon be ready
he.e in the North for any emergency that maj
arise
The New York herald., 1862-02-03

GAIETIES CONCERT ROOM, 616 Breadway-pRAy1xc
Rooh ENTERTAINMENTS. BALLEs5 PAAroxYnxs FAICEs 1c
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AMERICAN MUSIC HALL. ~ Broad way -Soycs BAL.
Lkrs PANronIMss, ac--f0RraAIr PAINrKR
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HOUSES, ROOMS, 60, TO LET.

A RARE CHANCE "A sMALL rwo STORY AID
"A basement Hpae. With modern inprovemen,s; TO les
furnIshed taken board of pegsons Iur
premises Fysecond street. second hause west Of
Second avenue. .NNM
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THE nEBEr.rsor. .
AA1 'e OFFICE or Aa.r oLorurss AND Eou,rAcx

A
"A 400 Ssfics or As.r H oEoTnss AND EeussASz.l
az sfs hSaa Has9s ksssaou
tioihing and Camp and Garrison Egupage for the new
The GlosSins and Equpass diasrsnt arms Of
% ss 20 on e ane e 10 s be os Of
Clothing and Eqapase In this city where specifications and
Props P1eps.ss should s.sss articles which proposed
earliest period a. which iOs delivery viii be eOmmsncsd
All deserSd BY consors are required BY law 70
t'.esby markci W tn the coniractor's name.
rf iotc"s iS embraces the prineipal supP''es heea
r ARTICLES or CLOTHING.
,.ry saa t, sos consisting oi en.iaerrs ordnance ar'
inform Jackets consisting OF cavalry. artillery. infantry
!, untorm Trousers couslslius ioo,mea nOrsenen
Cotton DaeS otvc'als.
Drawcts--fnnn and knit
Urea, coais--Toonen and horsemea.
Blankets.w eoien snd rubber
sack Goats, nsea ard un.ncd
Boots hoa'ecs. Lessns, Stockings
ynllorm IIa,s-Trimmed and uutrinmef
gorase CAPS G Recra!s--cavalry AID Infantry
Cap coysr-, Sable Frocks, Proc c.s,s,es sssnes
"''''''N - AKrIcLEs Of EouIpAaE.
hosp@ ''ns ws rosi Ab s'Ias isns Tents Common r'na
ss', Ssst"ssisi SS ; si15s csior. sI|s's ss Co.
ssp Sss'dosi sii',sps ce:cr. es%, Mssa tsas' ksss.
S!aaasnls, rck Axes, M
ass+i;:s ,ss; ,. ,SrI,sss.; s TSsS'ss; Tss%ss.
4SooKs-uornpaay Order
40. CLOTH ny Account
Do. descriptive.
a.. pS o.,s, Morning Report
Do. Morning Report.
do. Letter.
Bc. GuarG.
Res,iuen'al genriaSorder
DO
B: B S;s:; +B:i:;'''''' +s::;-'
fnteei Practice
ups,iidated Morning Report
INSPECTION Report.
i,f
tract. ~ = ,' -
All rgcpoa oy OF leuth day from the
.ds O viii opened noon nj that
The loves. esponsibie bidders Contracts for fur.
sher supes will be awarded from time as favorable
bids are received a~ 70 the lowest responsible
Proposals TO be endorsed Proposals Tor Furnishing
Supplies" and addressed to the subscriber
By ordei oil the Quariernas.er General,
Lieut.. Colonel D. H. vINTON.
Deputy 9aarsermaster General United States Army
RMy sUePLIEs
: IA OFFICE ARMY CLOTHING EouIPAGE,
Seated proposals win received al this office for furnish
ing bwconrsc deliverable the depot army clothing
. and equipa r. in this CITY,
SIX mule Army Wagon Harness,
-Four mne Army Wagon Harness,
Two horse Ambulance Harness.
One horse Ambulance Harness.
. Office. = -
the quantity propose to deliver md
Proposals must be accompanied By proper guarantee for
Ike faithful performance OF the contract
All bids deemed unreasonable Objectionable will be
jecied.
Proposals will be endorsed proposals furnishing
nes aud add. csscd TO Lieut. Col. d. II. VINI0N,
: ID. O. NJ General. U. s. Army.
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yUASTE0 10 PURCHASE roE CASH@A SiTE or
w Ground cf not icss thar IS feet frca ~ i feet deep
oa Broadvey bctwcen Fourth and fDurernih str1ts
nay vc,a ih ose two pms. q NJ ever 20 70 tsaa,
f.uu HtpAsWay .gDifer cnnuuut dcsrrlb
/, AMI s;atIu. IoVcst lrc ~ IS, tcs lsss rcsl
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STANDARDIZATION


4 GENTLEMAN OF REsPEcrABrLITY AND RE
80 yoang lady tAmerfc,nl less than IS or more han
- with view 10 en- She innst be- OF
stylish ge.c ia appearance This IN b. iss,,ri VIII
the ntnoi ccandcncs - is gentleman sincere and his
motives honorahle Address giving fun descfip, on
a.. g. e.. t.S iGi Herald office f''
ysuNu FfENciiMAN or MEANS AND pI.E,s.
"A ne appearance, about returning 10 his native ccnn.
Tor shcrt scasl Is desirnls a forming the ac.
qaairancc y propose ,ns youns iaiy not over years
OF with tc n,cnien y marriage before departure.
Address, enclosing do sisie, L. de ". Herald cce
NJ VrIiNoNIAr.-Trig ADVERTISER Is CoNPARI.
Al lively stranger y New furs blt atriy IRON the Land
- rcbcid m; orgnat d. however. - able la peeup.
e'ncious pf disposition q make home happy in
tie Srcy Q; devoted and loving wife, Arnesty tcsires
repcctahT fny 10 ai.ess him Tor the pu, p9sc
tcrrrw relation thereto Best city rrferCncc viii he given
70 chasncic &c. Address James Ashland boS 6p Herald
soficr
NIArRiguNy-TBE ADVERTISER AyouNGwipow
IN OyeArs g. axe, ol education ard address, r,nsirea
rcoo ~ sirg respectfully counec,ei without inhfanrc
hcfscii matrmoniay i..th gentlemen u lsr
meau. v cen tic axes ~ ~ and ~ rbis ar.n
A s.. hes s,Vli New York Posi office.
NiAyGiuoNIAL.--A REsrE, ftELE AHD COOP
vi lnkias American ay, oi lie el y, nf so,e.
Is spa raoa education, sb 20 ae icspsn arc, With
rr ia - aud d. Aff sarry. with aOsi
inslcs. Nstrrss f,rfnt dass Niss Apna H. Tia l'u.
suct,'. I. ..N
xl,qR,NoNY ST EocHs 4 QUEER. ExclrfSu
MI ho.l ,srts ID lads aud reutrnau sh,iN rnf
a. sm tfce gosa hrr ori', s'ar'r Adj ss Anilor box
2rn rftaccpha.
pE,p NARi Aab Learn TIE csNTENrs oFrfiAT
Ssa,a is'i@rN Is VIZ. Fart. 81. o., Iss p,gss Miied
evc.sA IA rcaie N sislc nn rsns'pl pt 70 cents
ssiaaaps,. Atrcss % Vfis s;saci
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NXTRACr.
Ar,rr.,r c,xe,.,,s nrv,cr


THOMAS NJ. VINCENT ,Asss.an, Adjl General
This under tho command Of Colonel Thos. D.
ss &c maze Recruits
S S be s 'e rns q he I
ssT " ha saa w s1f ra s I9Is so % ssc @
@ 'ii Il fSSs eaH
SHHsSA 7 NsSs ssn
Colonel Gi:o. BLISS, Jr.. raymaser Con.
CgAtEp PROPOSALS ARE INVITED UNTIL THE
y 2 s ca m @ Ss so sG % uss Ss Ssa
a< W&ashiag,en Vas cry W ID; d e. 81 IN ~ sis Not lots Viz
Es:s Es:s e s @ AZ s:s $ s$:s$s:
$S .sS s AZ sssSs
% % Ssfh sns sns MssS So rD gross
Twenty per cent Of tho purchase money win be retained
bend with security, win be requisea
ehfr IS funds s0 ,n IN ,v
ave previously S' failed 70 comply with contract
~hsp s bidder IL is not e o 70 his bid
The names o. firms must be stated IN iui with the precise
'dsss sss % @ sa s%ss'' &c Sf sf
and A., Washington. D. O.. and endorsed "Proro-
'As ''' 'ee' FORM FORM OF GUARANTEE.
" 81 lhc coany n' 81 fun" @ and state Of DO Hereby guar
,s ssr%s q t rrsp"so asS shai, Should hs propns
ton he acccre e 'vii at once cnr INTO contract IA
should he BE- awarded him. prepared
bccnme his cttcn.
tThis guarantee must be appended 20 each bldl
MILITARY NOTICE RELATIVE TO TIE DRAFT.
Iu Icrsna- who cam tnat tacy for any
smpt FROM military duty. and therefore not Liable - draft
hereby rcitsd TO attend before the Commissioners
pon'ed and determine such the I.c
tien house d ne wards in whIca ihcg reside
The Commissioners will commence th1r session or Men
day, Oct -. rud VII SIT days. I3c houIs VIII be
from ulnc .'c.acE A. ~ 20 Ocipck 4. ".
ExctnpiiO Certificates heretofore hlr ~ the oec ui The
County Clrrs of 20 a.ai.
Surgsn 3f DO In attendance 10 eynniue claimants OF
4 of physical disability.
The following list of tn station ioises of The seteA
wards in vi ~, the 9 lnnissioneTs ~iil ~
First ward, - road street.
Second rara. 20 Bccsman street.
Third vari. - Warren strctt
Foarit wfri. No. Oak s'grri.
fffih uafd ~ Leonard street.
Sxta wars. No. . Iarkir street.
Scycai ws,s fnit tsugvc'nrir street.
Eighih aata. f'sirc,. ccrnsr Wooster
Ninth rnrj. "a Ciisfirs street.
T'rnl wasc Lsrsx street rorarr Ludlow
E'evc.'a aas.3 LniOg utafsg, f,g Houston
Twelfth wasd. i25ti street, B'aos,iurLiie road
Ihirtreu's ari, Attorney street. corner Delaney.
Fou.terti o. Spr,lg sfrugs.
Filiecria Nafd. 10 Mcrccr siic,'.
Sxieeasi ari. l5d West rwen'ic street.
Sevrncshtk ward, flfih and fitst
Eishtrcull, ward. East Twenty yccoid street. between
First aud S,snnd avenues
Nineiccni ward East Fiity-uian street. Thrd
Twcntio,h ward. sls West ynirty .ifta street,
Twcnty-.s>i ward I31 East Thffs.lfth styrc'.
Twenty cond ward, Forty seventh: street, between Eighth
ami Ninta zv-nneS
C.aius c Exemption viii be received oay the wards in
which the 90 sons making the reside.
WM. HENRY AN1IoN.
Jud-r Advocate General
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NrIBLo's GARDEN
IN Lessee snd Mana err .......... y 'i,st kyicste
EDWIN ORhgSr
GRAND iaFEissoSAyi6sS 's
.'CAtsDISAI Duke"
M wIlEhTgEy nrrrs,' ..s"1 rS P,y (! Ee'sneT E
THURSDAY EVENING o.iToBEg e ,Ss
EDWIN roHnEsT a. ontcuEidEu
Adren Sie aauprst .....,. Mr WIN wteetsy
.'''si Mus iv,i Dirr;,or Mr. nARvEy DoDWonsaN : ''
Nights o. sse performance q ,.r
Lssf MUTT OF MR.. HAUkETr
With the excsfnionSef iho Irsss no FREE list.
sn Das'; Is ossis cents sn sna sn. se'ed f"raa'
Ms perISSasec IN commeass a, a ouar,er 70 eigh,
O'Clock Thadooo'wii4pcn at quarter past sesen O'Clock
WINTER GARDEN
with hs ursns ao, iscnsp sSny b tho puoio snd pa
- EpWis nebTu
TsfKsDAa' 2sD. '"o
In ms mnyy yy, yy2ilce ni persSaat'orof
lU whfeh he will 10 sustained by Admirable conpeuy,
ra,o.x sdSo$SR Sss sS '''S' & 's;Ss;1 cSss1r
Has eoor s.ea sor
EDWIN BooTH.
sRsxa xa'ef ): JAZZ TicTaSs AZ
n1oHG2Efzsu.
Al rs&HJJGfC. sifS syGRiss.'
n1.sssies ss;sis': AsB sAS'I;!is rsrsSSafo, rSssSsaf
rRAeTTnxe INV appearing on the sans sveulns II both
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Go'rS0aAHns Hs0szgsEbb s00SszzggEb1sEsnysSS SE5IEs g. HALL
TIE HE ErPRshss' Pskss
= MUSICAL P PPsseorsss.ox
TO HEAR THE GREAT PIANIST
85 rsnapss vi sS.- York
TIigRspAy EysNIso do OCT. III Is s.A' ''A'' -
MIR GoTTscnaLE AND MR. sANDERsoN
fp'S' SySsTGsn is'T Tc wss He es 'l T
aud which has crested much enthnssn prevos
MozARr,s s,s' cELEEnA,sn ~ y,;,a q, SONATA INA
II s: 4, aorrsoHAIx
Second q sa s " &
Ms nt' rEEoSosS lHg' < ss.st ThasAs. asf'ls
NJ. NC; TlmM. and others.
Reserved Chairs 80 cents extra.
Ticket oas !. es skosts s ys @ ss
eenberg Luis 7ds Broadway; siber saiisburys. No.
NJIBLos GARDEN.
YORK Fire Department, Fund
-p'' with Mr Wm wSeseigh for "''''S''' W.
WIDOW AND ORPHAN FUND.
SATURDAY Y I.ESiSo. issf S'1Ss aPSGer PoGr. as 1885,
(Which o.'ason
: we MR. ssso'f',S M.ckGTr si%as""
"''' appear X sGssy 'Sis"%nF WIVES ss"s'' OF tho
supported by the sxseent Dramatic Company OF the
The Performance win commence "a O'Clock The doors
Reserved seats IS cents may procured
q s % ss % and
John Decker Ghiet Engne,sr, q Eillabe.i street.
The oeers Represen,a'ivca Of ihe Depataeat and
zOPHAR MILLS, 1ti Front street
gAMEs SNTn.H WAThtHs !. % si. on,harse ., street
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sEGARs AND TOBACCO.

CEGARs AT LhsS THAN MARKET RATES AT TIE
- selhf Agency No ~ Broadway stairs. Suffers and
stairs. " - =
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T AURA KKENE,s THEATRE
IL poSr. sgsn 9, s,,sne Il somnesce Al TX O'Clock
IMMENSE SUCCESS
NEW rHnHH AT asn comrpY
70 night, aud every night th,s week.
NO REsT Pol. THE WICKED.
Ne EEsE EEsE SSE SSE FHs FHs %iSSFS %SjKFS
Received tts first represanta VITA
Tr0EAsIN0 SHOUTS OF LAUGHTkk
3, a A onoxpnp Asn rAsnrosAsSnss 11biESSs AHbhASas
Appear IN the principal roles supported By the ssAins
GREAT STAR COMPANY.
From the New York Herald ]
LAURA KKFNns THEarRE.-The new comedy No Hess
producsd last evening" crowded and fashionable house
IL an adaptation from the French the interest Of the piece
oentorfpg round sexagenarian bachelor, marries
and nurse for hts declining days, but who disco
yess that he has got instead lively young whe
,Sssps s s 10 o snsss Thr hn Sf apaOn Tss az
got little repose constitute the fun OF pfeoe and
need not capay portrayed by Mr. Blake who keeps
e audenoe IN continual Miss Ieur keene
mas part whch suits her exactly and which brings out ~ the
qualities Of this accomplished actress Miss Emma Robert
son also played with great spirit rather dcu
Iho eeesM manner in which the piece put upos the
stage ls entitled TO especial commeDdaon In this resDect
MISS Kcene stands pre- cmincnt
II From tho World
NO REST 10y tne ted the new rlay which has beor -
ont last night, AMI met cordial gratifying
reception II captaiy put The sage and The
baton OF the ann eace was emphatic The of foas
Genet admirably BY MI. Blake we're
OF Miles. Fernand aud Bidapt by Miss kcne and Mrs. Ro
bcrison fespectvcy We have give outline of
tho plot, which y very funny and well arranged.
COLLEEN BAwN SETTLED At LAST,
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COPARTN ERsIIIPs.

I)ARTNER wANTED--s9o TO 81, go CASH AND SER
Vices OF nn actit person n prohiahe and legitimate
cash business saie Investment and oreiy satisfaction
gwen. Address trcai namel Energy, box i6 Herald oe
Tor three days
DARTNRR wANTED--AN ACTIVE MAN, WITH fIyS
il sx hundred dollars IN safe, peasant and very ~.
crate business already established Inquire s - War
st., of IL. T. Iatnes.
xAANTED--AS ENfERrRIsING NAN, WITH FROM
w three i've thousand collars cash, or real cststc
equivalent invest W an established Suoshr very al
vsnia iccusiy located. Address y. >. T., Herald ca'
IA uOLEsALE GROCERY OR COMMISSION BUsi.
w rcss--An cte husNrse nan ierc'ntpff 'cd ~
above, wcuit IKE to mn .oh hr-t cn.s ceci ~ Nd TAI
Ia tie seary isl, unan NcdR'r rrst
rrc,triuar acoH .tlon. Al tNec. cn. tp t,Nn
to rrt,ing ptsaet Aiffess !. VI Vos Ivy tPh onlse
The New York herald., 1862-10-23

A RTIFTCIAL HONE flLi.lNG FOR DECAyED AND
~ sensitive teeth Old and shells butt UP and al man
cavities beatuiiy Hled warranted, by The dis
coyercg hts rooms $50 BrpntWny. near seventeenth
j. PEARSON VI. ID. Dscoyerpr.
A KTfffCIAL TEETff.-BEA u1IfUi. AND 81 BsIAf
~ ta sets Cue Uold, Phtlna silver Rubber and
F new White Metallic basc nom sSto SO and Wa ransn
single Teeth 81 Teeth li and extracted without the
easi la'r Gold white isna aud Bore hings, from
~ c'nt- a. VI and warranted. ONE iS sixth avenue be-
tween inth aud Eleventh streets, and no renc'ai Aim
DR LUTHER, Dentist
1 EUCoPLEMfC WHITE FILLING FOR DECASED
" and acnng eeti.Mere Shtis restored their original
share ard Niou rAtni Giec0r: harmless ard
taa,ts cannot c brushed picked oi snpe
r,a 10 thing oAcrcd the public Aitiaal 1ecth
inserted III e,riy STYLE
pr.ruiLItps. No. cIexiRrton syeune
rr,iIg CHEAPEST DENTAL ESTABLISHMENT IN THE
4 ritv Is nj ~ I.urh ,trcci, "a .tN aXene Nhoc
sets from ~ IN 80 f.flh ied reasonahe prccs An
WORK wnrrpnet. pH WHITE
a sbtI CFRrFICArEe.--u ltAp FIVE yEErlg|
~ extfsrbd wNr'u ain by Dc, J.JAl NIi,ibks,
NJ iys ,and s,reet tne rfiHi nsrrt tNis .com.
me ala,on 10 those saaerine FROM ioothache
MIS- RraiNsaa Vtsyrcs, vac MEADOW st, Wetok;s.
The New York herald., 1862-10-23

17OTu REGIMENT NEW YORK yOLUNTEERs-Cor.
IlO bh's f~encr.-Wa anicd, ten good buelers. also
Few vii the pay. Apply No
~ Pear, street, Ia TIC store
Cpnn RoUNTy.--wANTED 100 RECRUITS TO
'pcVV 81 ura country regiment. Address for three
day Ma Lcws Brooklyn Pos, office, apply at rs White
strcet. New York.
The New York herald., 1862-10-23
AN ELECANr BLOCK or srxTEEv BRroK cor

4 N ELEGANT BLOCK OF SIXTEEN BRICK COT
a tages now finishing on Sisy-ninh street, west OF
broadway opposite the magnificent estate of j. H. Tama,
superior to any thing heretofore erected In New York.
did garden cariaee house, &C. contain range hot and cold
water bath &c built entirely BY days work iands
country combined within two blocks Of Central Park and
Eighth Avenue Railroad for eae accommodating
terms. Apply the premises 70 r. IL. CUDLIPP. III
Nassau street. ~. H.