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BROKE THE CELL.-On Monday morning. of
ficer Wannell arrested John Morrisy, 18th New
York, soldier, charged with being drunk and
disorderly, and he was locked up in one of the
cells attached TO the station; but during the af-
ternoOn he managed to kick a board off and
escaped, when he was purs ued and recaptured
by officer Heating. who brought him back, and
be was turned over to the military.
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WAR DApAETMENT,
w WIsHIHa4oH, January -, 1853.
In consequence Of the pressure Of business at the
War Department, passes for citisens to visit the
Army Of the Potomac viii be given at the ohlos Of
Lieut. Col. ooHRAo, 1872 Pennsylvania avenue
above Nineteenth street.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

y u NJ. E. WALSH l. CO.,
LICENSED Pa WNB ROk Frs,
299 STREET, BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH,
are nov prepared to make cash advances in sums
of from one dollar to ten Thousand dollars COL
lateral security.
LIBERAL ADVANCES will be made on all kinds
Of Real and Personal Property. Diamonds, Gold
and Silver Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware, Musical
~ Il aviDs had several years experience in
business in this CITY, and favorably kno.n to many
of it's citizens. are confident thxt to all who may
entru6t rs with business we will give satisfaction,
NJ. z. Walsh & CO..
sc l-3m@ Licensed Pawnbrokers.
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g FALL STOCK FALL STOCK. q
60 We have jus. received very III
NITuRE sT En ana 99n Rsts as19Etmens Of RHR
which we offer at less prices thai they can be pur.
chased for in sny other house in the District. We
Sofas Arm Chairs. Rockers. Side Chairs,
MAJ Marble, top TABLES TABLES Eas = .S ,
Marble top Bureaus. Wash.tands.
Bedsteads WardrobPs, Tables,
E1,ension Tables, W lnut and Oak Dinners.
OK OK Ar. AIR P mn cSsssss suites.
Featb so1 ssd Go'sfs &C.
orockery, Glass, and Tin Ware.
Buckets, Brooms, Baskets.
Feather Oysters, Dnst Pans.
Together with large assortment of Furniture
and Housekeeping and Fancy Articles. too n amer
~ BoNTz & GRIFFITH,
ne 4-eolm 3697th street, bet. and SITS.
80 NOTICE. a
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS R
ssd shs pu inefm
w 81 OIL
Plush spa cloth R1 Psrier Suite. in Wal.
Walnut and Mahogany Marble top Centre Tables
Walnut and Mahogany Rockers, Easy and Side
Cha
Walnut and Mahogany Marble-top sideboards and
walnut and Mahogany Bedsteads, wardrobes, and
Washstsnds, bat Trees. and all sizes of E1tsn.
sion Tables
se 81
Glass and Crockery Ware of every description
Also, the largest assortment OF Gilt Frame Mirrors
that can be found in the city
And all other kinds Of House Furnishing Goods Of
Ali persons Wishing to purchase will do well to
ook Tor themselves before buying elsewhere, as
We are prepared to sell at the lowest cash prices.
GREEN WILLIAMS,
No. 500, corner Seventh and streets north.
sep S-2w go
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BlwARI OF ooUNrHRr1ITsi
IA that the Signature Of 70. II. JACKS0Ms
an 10 WRAPPER Of each bottle.
PRIcI PEE BOTTLE rs o1NTs.
Oh HALF DOE. FOB -.
,.-.,.r 9gist not have the artiaIa
- ~ mt 81 b. any the interesting prsJe.
.et;ons tat may DO offered In lie place but send .
g sn4 "a vim forward, securely packed by express
rn1uer,AI OFFICE AND MAxuYAo1oxY,
10 6Sl ARCH sT.
~ sa'e cfsd JONES lVANn,
HH ,......or, "a = u.I...... : a.,
i cir WsSS'-sAs ~ - sse~seso WIZ
seEt5 ~ ss~s PreDEastoS1s
~ysr sals ~ Druss1sa M Dealers IN syssD
ooVD u he Un1te4 eeAtegs ee1eoaO
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HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT VI WASA-
HI INGTON.
QNcs CHig Qxa,seynasseY, May %, LooS.
DRALKls IN AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, 6AA.
DEN SEEDS, &C., are requested to furnish this ONCE
price lists of the various articles of their trade.
The same should be directed to Lieutenant Colo
nel ELIAS NJ. GREENE, Gaze Quartermaster, De-
pcrtm G. ( of WashinGtOn. my 2S-u
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o y r 1 o IA T.

H1ADouARrxRe PROVOST MARSHAL,
District Of CoSumbia, Aug. 18th. 1858.
The Board Of Enrollment for the District Of
Columbia will meet at the City Hall, every
day, from a. m. to p. m, until further no.
tlce, to examine cases Of drafted men, either for
exemption or acceptance.
HENRY A. SCHRRTz,
an 17-u Captain and Provost Marshal.
WAN PREPAYMENT.
WASHINGTON, June %, 1879.
6sseral Ords.s, No. 1876.
The Adjutant General viii provide An spproDfi.
ate medal of honor for the troops who, after the
expiration of their term have offered their services
to the Government in the present emergency, ana
also for the volunteer troops from other States thas
have volunteered their service in the States OF
Pennsylvania and Maryland.
By order Of the Secretary of War.
Ed. TOWNSEND,
1e0 Assistant Adjutant General
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M TEETH.
". LOOMS, u, D; the Inventor and Pasentes
personally st his once In this city ManySySSW
persons can wear these teeth who cannot
wear Others and NO person ran wear others who
Persons calling at my once can be accommodated
Nth any style and price Of Teeth they may DESIRE
but to those who particular and wish the purest
sloanest strongest and most perfect depture that
Art can produce, the AINERAL PLATE win be
more fully warranted.
Rooms in this city-No. 33s Pennsylvania avenue
between 9Th and 10th streets. Also, GOT Arch ST.,
Philadelphia. rnar<-Iy
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W. KNILEMEN'E M0THLNG.
IlNH sPkiEa oyi kG0ATs, Sgs1Slss su n1
Dk1eS BUTTS, and 1URNISHING GOODS OF to
Asatnsa. styls, end sleGsnss, ssk msds % osdSr.
NM Ninth md 3entA Street,.
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ATTENTION, sOLDIERSl
AND THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS.

friends in The army 70 the fact that "HooF LANp1
diseases sna nd
dent TO camp life. In the Lists, published almost
Il Win 3. noticed ess @ large tic s
suffering from debility; Every case OF that kind
s sn,ss e the
are speedily reT1 ,S have no hssit
Ha
be saved that otherwise Win be lost.
s ss e sas e. s".
BEEN ss::s H b 81 Sitter ne e'
PHILADELPHIA, Ausus21sd, m,
Haossnd ss: ass H
Is no mistake in this 1t 10 vouehsd for BY numbers
q "A
stances Of my ease. I an. and have been for tho
Under 81 osS
tain 3. B. Ayrea. Through the exposure attendant
for dsys IN The hsosDd IA e. fol,
~
House and sent to this city on board the stsanst
o. 9. saa enc could b and retain sp.rS Of yits
0 ssa or and TIT e
Wvss immediatsly thrown up again
sSS nIs sos
frsnIiy told me taey could do no more for me, a11
advieed me to see q clergyman, and to make saeA
SispositiOn Of my limited funds IS best suited ne.
M Frederick stsinbron, of Sixth, below Arch g..
50aS
commenced taking them the gloomy shadow OF
death rsseded, end sm now, thank God for i,
les, have gained ton gounds. and feel sangains
of hsing permitted to rejou my wife and daughter.
from 1hon I have heard nothing for eighteen
months; tor, of Front Royal. 70 your inVar.
nSle Mtters owe the certainly Of life which has
ows the Glorious privilege Of again elaspins TO Y
hosnn, those who are dearest to me In life.
Very truly yours ISAAC MALONE.
We fully concur in the truth Of the above state.
vi a. ne had despaired Of seeing our oomrads.
M ne Lslons restored to health.
John CGDDLEBAGK, lat New York Batts1y
aE ES%Hs Dirt aHfkk, Sd New \; Yo lame
H. SPENCER, LIST Artillery, BatteryI,
j. B. TAgEWELL, Go, B, & Vermont.
HENRY 4. MACDONALD, 90. O, 9Th Maine.
John r WARD Go. Il, 5th Maine.
HERMAN KOCH Go. 81, 71d New York
NATHANIM B. THOMAS, Co. r, 95th Penn.
ANDREM J. K!MBALL, 90. A, Sd Vermont
JOHN JENKINS 90. B Reth Penn.
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TAKEN Down LITTLE.-Monday night,
coIored girl named Mary Snyder, was arrested
conduct and taken to tie Fifth Ward station,
where she declared that she was as good or
better than any white person, and as tor no.
licemen, they would swear in any way for
fifty cents. Yesterday morning she, however,
was "sot back" by the decision OF Justice Fur
guson, who fined her SI94
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Encxelopedia Of RflikinnS KnnarkdSa -

Ercyelopsdia of Religious Kno,cIedgs
Although not disposed to favor or recommsnd
Patent Medicines in general, through distrust Of
their Ingredients and effects, / yet know of M,
sufficient reasons why man may not testify to tho
benefits he believes himself to have received from
any simple preparation, in the hope that he NAV
thus contribute to the benefit of others
do this the more readily in regard to Hoofanda
German Bitters, prepared by DR.. c. NJ jackson. OF
many years, under the impression that they vero
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. arn indebted to nay
this prejudice by proper tests, and for encourage
ment to try them, when suffering from great and
of these Btters, at the beginning of the presenS
year, was followed by evident relief and restoratio
to degree of bodily and mental vigor which hSd
not felt for six months before and had almost de-
SPARED of regaining. / therefore thank God ana
my friend for directing me to the use of them
J. NEWTON BROWN.
Philadelphia, June q, 1861.
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not ALCOHOLIC.

NOT ALCOHOLIC
\ HIe II CONCENTRATED v,ssrAu
1xrKACf.
PUBE TONIC.
DOCTOR Ho0FLANns
G ERMAN BITTERS,
PREPARED BY
On. O. N. JACKSON, philadelphia, Pa
WILL UYEoTyA VI CURE
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYsPE. sIA, yAUNpIop
CHRONIC Oh NERVOUS DEBILITY. Dis
BASES OF TEE KIDNEYS, AND ALL
DISEASES ARISING FROM DIseR-
DRRID LIVER Oh STOMACH.
such
as Csnstips.
ton, Inward Piles,
Iulness or Blood to the
Head, Acidity of the stomach.
russss a. Wsirss IN for
t.ons Sinking or Flutterina q. the eq Pr ~ r.
sss sas e a.is
xhsn Yang pessass
ciness OF Vision ,S Dots OF Webs before the sisha.
h o ssin
Eyes. Pain in the Side, Bach, Chest.
Hest, burning in the Flesh y
Constant, 1maEninss
DsP ss;.i,. Of
A"d viii positively g s. Hlo. Fs'~. Bsa..s
They Contain Ne Alcohol or Bad Wits
They will cure the above diseases In nine
cases out of . hundred.
Induced BY the extensive sale and universs,po.
ularity OF Ho and German Bitters, (purey veee-
d Hassss and
the Of Sa"h IN she sh.pe Of sas:
ana zss .sh ssa
Beware of the innumerable array of AlcohohC
kegs, under the. modest appellaton Of Bittsrs;
snd as fh oi only axEraSate disease
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
are not new and untried article, bat have stood
ic and their reputation and sale are not ry alice
The pave thousands Of L.,.r nom
the most eminent
oLERGffIMWERNtp .
PHYSICIANS,
CITIZENS,
TSsssyng e. their no personal
tiers.
Do Yoa Want SometAins to Strengthen YosS
Do Yoa Want q Good Appetizer
Do You Wan: to Butsd Up Your Cons.sssassy
Do You Want to Feel Weup
Do You Want to Set Rid Of NerpousnsssY
Do You Want Energyp
Do Fou Want to Sleep Weup
Do You Want a Brisk and Rigorous Fssssns
IF YOU DO, USE
HOOFLANDS GERMAN BITTERS
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uARR1M1ee Oh MI61RYi-THAT 10 THl
II 'WES SaSHRs 81 i N
end AlDIoiN1, have dstsrmlnsd-reeardles o.
llmanity, losg Of their most insHlstye and inter.
s9tins Leotares on MaErisse a1d its Di.auaI6eer
(esticl, Wsakncs Delrcssion, sr isnorsase o.
khysiolosy md Natures Law. These invalushlo
sayine Thousands and win DO forwarded ffse o. ~
receipt OF tenr stemPs, ey addreeain1 EssreWT
1roodWAy NEW 1ofks ~ b.k
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AT som. 81 tas sraas xIo Ss'sns6
Ing, wa
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ID ITTENHOUsE, FAINT & CO.,
B A N Z E S,
NO. $50 pennsylvania AVENUE,
viii continue to furnish
u. 3. FIVE.TWENTY BONDS
A long as issued by the Government, at par,
q. Coupon IS Of 1881.
q. 3. 7-S0 Treasury Notes.
q. 8. Certificates OF Indebtedness,
GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD,
Exchange on all parts Of Europe and the Northern
Cities sold in sums to suit purchasers,
Stocks and Gold bought in New York exclusively
on Commission.
jyH RITT1NHOU6I, FAINT & 90.
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BIO Bvssdsay, Ntss Yosk, and $50 Psxasy lsasia
Calls the attention Of the public to the following
advantsees OF his improved system: ..~@
/. The Teeth OF his manufacture willa
acids being three fcurths lighter than any other.
). No teeth or roots need be extrated, Is tie
artificial ones can be inserted over them
g. The roots will be made inohensiye, and neve,
TO ache.
T. No temporary teeth are needed, a. permanent
ones can De made Immediately, thereby preserving
the natural expression of the face which under the
old system is frequently disSgured
5. This work has been fully tested over i've
years BY many OF the first chemists and physicians
Of this country.
DR.. 8. has also invented . white undestructi. ,
metal filing, with which the most sensitive teeth
feet sound tooth on any tide roots which Wii las,
through lifetetime.
Gall and examine for yourself. jy 2-tf
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TorHAAFfa .n1un
TRUNK MANDATORY
A90 s1vIHIH er., WAsxINo7oH, D. o,
silver Medal awarded By Maryland Institute OF
Hmore, November =, 1850.
Also, Modal By metropolitan Mechanics Instituts
Warrington, D. O., lsa.
l5\ have on hand, Of the best ma
terial, every description Of
Fine 6OLD LEATHER,
IRON FRAME,
LADIES' DRlse,
WOOD BOX, and
R1LLISSIlR, CARPET, and 1.oA'A"
CANVAS TRAVELLING BAGS,
SCHOOL gAT0HlLS, -
AomDefo OF Congress and Travellers VIII nloaso
szamine my stock before purchasing elsewhere
Trunks that are made In other cities.
Superior L1ATHlR and DR16S TRUNKS made
TRTNks COVERED and RlPAIRlD at short
ootioe.
sooss delivered frss q eaafs: to any Part Of ths
4 JANIS Q. ToPHAM.
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SHOOTING sIMPLIRIED. BY J. A, DOE
- gall. London.
The Shooters Hand Book. London.
LeWis' American Sportsman.
Fellows on the Gun and Dog. London.
The Field Book London.
Hawker on Shooting. London.
Youatt on the Dog.
Floyd on Dog breaking London.
Mayhem on Dogs. London.
Aou.e Dogs ana sporting DOGS: London.
The Gun; and how to use it.. London.
sci FRANoK TAYLOR.
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MIN's AND BOYS. CLOTHING, .; verv Ian
6nithb. NH
The New York herald., 1863-09-01


property destroyed the fsrss In reatonyo IA Destruction
and the value OF the property.
The above named persons With their witnesses. are In
= ELIJAH r. PURDY.
xT9UsTgs wkrsxAxS. cdsppa,... spscaial
SMITH ELY, ia, oo""seo
s.. ORISON BLUNT
RosxRr c. HurcHiS.s, Secretary
NKw Yoax. August 81. 1858.
The New York herald., 1863-09-01
sPORTIn0.

! ouArICs A MATCH RAcB WILL m RowEp on
"A the Harlem river ths ruesdAy) evening" ssps l. lS6a
two psir q ssas rs. ssss ~ start rym foos = nI
webb and John sheau asAinss John Koys Ana Wm ga.
man stakeholder and referee. stepken Hobsrta
VNogs FOR sALB.-OEE LARGE NRwYoUxDLAND
~ Dog one peir o. buu rerrcrs pure breed Also one
one escesdins pounds handsome sosS fer.
sr no, exceeding eight pounds ell OF pursss h0e1 anl
sxe-Isnt rsvera Apply 10 JOAN GRAY, II Koossvslt
street hrst moor
Y,g,ycrs rurLyg NO srB, x SLIP HAS ALL rHE
chi...i hrseir Tor sale ant Buefs fpfst,he
~ -. t,sre, and vsvs hxvrmn.h 90 ecns ps i~tsia.
lts ~ sos. wer. H. noss besrlrj sf2sea 81 Mnlt,
The New York herald., 1863-09-01

'UvHE SPECIAL COMMITTEE APPOINTED BY THE
Board OF Supervisors TO examine clas made against
the county for damages alleged 70 haye been sustained By
th DESTRUCTION injury buildings other real
sonsl property consequence OF recent riots win hold
meeting ~ tha chamber of the Board OF 6npervisors
No III Cty Hall Wednesday. September 1885 at two
Psrbe rarici claim FOR .....-..-.-........ go o.
Susan Reed 25J on
Robsr, Simmons. $50 %
william Taylor lao o.
James varck 90
Andrew Sooheid 20 20
Martins Ouvrer 80 90
james Nichols &OJ
James Anderson ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~ %
VIVA H. Peterson q rs
James H. Kipher. 2U %
Samuel Edwards 81 90
william Hule n II
Henry Gardner -
lanes Williams ...,...................... 81 0U
John Bush lW 81
John Robertson l. "
(yrerory Avis - ..,.............. 10 on
Iorrnr 70 johnson .................. 20 20
william JDhnson. 60 W
The New York herald., 1863-09-01
0ryICE OF The STREET conxrss1oSER NO. ss7

4 lrkAOs VT kItn SAN66A NoAAAooAONnn W. Sof
To OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES enclosed In . sealed en-
ope endorsed with the title OF the work. and with the
the bidder written thereon will be received 1t this
O.: CO until Saturday September ~ 1855 ct IL O'Clock
For aggng four feet wide In Second from Forty
for Sassius ana reasssns Eighth avenue, fromrfty-
regulating aud gdiug and setting curb and gutter In
Eighty street. between FIRST and Sscoud
For curb gutter aud fence Eighty street
BE- Second and Third
For curb gutter and flag In Fifty eighth street. between
Second and Third avenues =
For curb and dag in Forty sevcnth and Foryishth
streets between Third avenue and East river. -
For tagging In Manhattan street, between Ninth avenue
and Hudson river.
cOnd avenue 70 East river ~.
For curb gutter and as in avenue A. from 10th TO is2d
st,ectA
curb gutter and dag Foryafth street. from Fourth
TO Lexington avenue. f
curb gutter and flag in Forty eighth street from Lex
For curb gutter nag in Second avenue, from Sixty
cvr gutter and Tag First from illth 70 l2sh
street -ef4- "
For regulating and grading. and curb, gutter and Gag
I2ith street. from Third avenue TO Eighth avenue.
For curb gutter and dag Leonard ana Churoh Streets
ror tagging i3oth street. Tenth Hudson
regulating and grading seventioh street. from Broad
For F.rc Telegraph from Fnynrs street hell tower to
Back forms OF proposals together
agreements bc obtained st this Office Dated Street
Dcpsrtmeut. New York, August Is 1888.
- II fCHA6 "a CORNELL, Street Commissioned.
The New York herald., 1863-09-01
REsTAURANTs.

~roTssr TO rHB oFrTcERs or THE Army
~ Varissen n and ~ Ann str--A Bsr
,s. AZ amer 81 q the Freach r'ye, rurs
Ssa.s.s ros~t meAt aad irsss !. 1ieAxan a. Al hnars
..,,s lrersh wine@ snt hrtnacs st mctesavc ptices
s,sls,ass sf private parAeA lsae aaa sss.
The New York herald., 1863-09-01
I)ROPOsALs FOR SiONOOo OF RIOT DAMAGES IN
IDENTITY Bondsu Of the County Of new York

l. demnsy Bonds' q the County Of new York.
Sealed proposals will be resolved - the Comproiler q
office until Tossd.x sSs - E swS r. ccScS I
han sIr value e ss whole any part u the
conhy Bonds auAorxsd ordinance of tho Board Of
sapevi.ors q The Ccuny o. Ncw Yors approved by the
wA the seyny bas become liable under ths preytsons o.
ceeiinss q the mob during The repent rioS
gs 1884 snd VIII bsar intessss at the rate or sx cent
pcr anuum 49, +.
per 9l6O thereof; and the psrsus WHOM ruposa
copied required 70 deposit with the County Treasurer
fai the Broadway Bsnk wn Ave days after the opening
tho psupossa tie sumo awarded " them respectively In
On preventing the Comptroller the recepts Of The
County for such dep0sts the artles vii be
ed TO receive Bond. equal amounts Of the par value Of
the awarded 70 he 6eerns Interest from the date OF
Each propction shouId be sealed and endorsed Prcpo
cssed aseaed envelope and Addressed TO the Comp.
trolDr. ~ f8N
The ce@pro,!er rssssyss e usual The right
fI8 Tf MATTHEW 7. BRENNAN Comptroier.
oslos xnTas. "A isS '-''-''' N'--Aes' NS.s'oe''
The New York herald., 1863-09-01
WEES, Liquors. &c.

.,l1 WASHINGTON srREET-;ii-LAsaR ou.xr,
OIL ties Qf Krntnckv Houybsn whisseys of the III
best klnis In n,AnfitIes " nu p-.yh.s.rs by HnRs
DkRy KRISTEN. sI wsshinstcp slrsci
The New York herald., 1863-09-01

NEW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
Trains viii snvs Twenty sxth street depo Tor AIbsny
10 20 A. n. asoppng q willamsbrdge, While Plains Bed
ford Croton Fs stations north 10 Albany connectins
with Central and Northern Railroads Saxsioso And s
points north and west ror Croton Falls at SIS and
leave cro,on gsl. $50 1ondayl fcr White fisinS
S.rsss depot fos wiiismsb!ides ais 10 n. Tso xiS
s. 8 SiB and $50 r ~ Croson Fails White Plains ana
fsias Topping q wSl.s s,ias ana station. sesss
cha.Aan % cfosn ralI,; also nsdford White Plans ssd
,s:ss. ssrsS q sss .siss f.S. csssca Sss ~
.%:slsss Ess ss's. .sa d xsis.r A ran. w, "a
wIisms6rafs ;s,ins sGg q sM sssicns Sunday slour
Ps1 a e sss.icss sss:p. Iost,!llsi Tor Eiaa.sirds
fH Willlsmsbrdss md white Pisiss ,rsiss SOP . "a
slssions nssurnin& lssys White r!si.s - go A. u;
H. stopping 81 ali sasions Cro.os rsis, r H. sscppiss
q al staiions north o. n nnd q Wnl.,a.gsserides.
The New York herald., 1863-09-01
TINTED STATES Eat INT6syA5 SEEESTE Nnx Won

Notice hereby given 70 s persons eoeeerned ia. sbe
lists contann the valuations and cnumeratons made sinco
the M OF May 1868 within the above named dsrict compr
sing the Seventh Tenth Thirteenth and Fourteenth wards
will be for examination Rt the o}hce OF the Assessor
No ss Broadway for re space Of ffesn day. from .ss
Once above named after the expiration or sad hecn days
until the 90 OF September between the hours Of A.
N. and r. M relative excessive vauA
ton. engmeraons by the Assistant A,ses:cra % Pro
appeal respecting the valuation or
Of property objects liable 10 duty axAuon shall b.
whether the valuation complained OF be be not In just
relation proportion TO other valuations in the same asses
ment district aud whether the enumeration be or be not
And al appeals to the Assessor aforesaid shall
he made In writing and shall specify the particular cause
thing resbecng which deciston Ia requested and
h state the ground or gr!nce Of inequality
-Jated NRw YORK. August 81 1863.
The New York herald., 1863-09-01

NoUNrY SUBSCRIPTION AND RELIEF COMMITTEE.
The Commtee q re Board of SupervisorS who VIII
Ordinance Of the Board Of Supervisors carry out The
provisions o. that ordinance met yesterday a noon IN the
Ills Honos he Naycr the comp.roas. and Supervisors
COMMITTEES ossanized Sy The sppoinsmsnt Of Mayor
OpdyH AZ Chairman. and Messrs. Geo. r. Thompson and
Cornelius Corsou ~ clcrkA Nf .IINa t&. N 4I al&
The osmmtee resoved . msss daily, a. half past nine
O'Clock M ct the Supreme Court rooms 66 and 81 Duane
street for the dspoaai Of such business = may come BE-
The Comptroller submitted Of and regulations
for the government Of the commtes. which were con-
sidered. .e.as. .aaa t.8s e.
regard to tho provision Of the ordinance 70 families
OF ndtgent persona the rules provide fo0ws viz
L. That word oauxen everybody liable 10 draft
and military duty
chi!dren or children without mother but must ap
parties for whose benelt he seeks this relief.
After due confederation the rules were adopted and
ferred back 70 the Comptroller In order that the
be fully perfected. q 0t -
The Committee meet for business this morning
The subscriptions TO this loan At two r H. yesterday
an ounted TO S654. 800 A+
The New York herald., 1863-09-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.

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good standing are invited 70 be present sqsv,s
Milk PRODUCERS. TAKE NorIcE-IN ACCORD
psoucsrs held IL New YORK ' March is TSs sscosd
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NKw YORK LI9yon DEALEEs g SOCIETY; !. a sEcY
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Dor !. At eight o'clock By order " pwos pr..,A...
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NEW YORK CITY AND COUNTY LI9yoa DHALsRs'
IN Protective monthly meeting OF the
society will be he y their In Rlercker House,
Beecker and Greeae seots "wednesday even
- : THOMAS CAsSIN. President
PErxR MoQuApx Recording Secretary.
NOTICE TO THE nook AND PgRIoDICAL DEAL
~ ers-PubIcstion ohace OF the Mirror q Fssnons 50
the lArge demand for the fall number
Of the Mirror Of Fashions and y avoid the
orders whcb cannot be met v,H our usual supply and IN
with the wishes Of the wbc!essle dealers the
OF the fall number OF Ae Mirror OF Fashions defer
red until Thursdav Sepemses nsesd Of The Is 2. here.