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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-05-13

KEEP COOL,
and strike while the iron il hot
"E arc rsesislag. 1000 ~. Bes English 1oDA
w ehe.t BLACK TEA. chez. GREEN a,,,o
100 lb.. English IOPPERAs.
- bouir. SALAD Old.
30 lhs. spanish Castillo SOAP.
II lbs. CALOMEL.
8 ibs LEAD PLASTER,
900 boxes BLAI KING,
50 ibs. CREAM TARTAR.
10 lbs. Colemsa's London MUSTARD.
10 III. INDIGO.
lb.. TANPHOR.
4cr. Qf'IsIAE.
500 hun. Pistol aud MuskT Caps
Engli.l CANISTER Pow DIR.
1000 psret- Pins. ss.urieu.
2uU TUufH BRUSHES.
2Dv ise,s and Rubhrf Fine COMBS.
So tstd. Bla,k ALrACCA.
400 Ia. Fancy SOAP.
400 par Ghlifen's SHOES,
500 aids Blsrt CALICO.
When ,a,, iruy this stock. We will 50, srfiar seI
summer Goods. Thef. Is not enough money or e. /.
ehsngs IN the country 10 boy 81 once Ell you want
50 buy. and ws viii huy more.
~. NJ. BROWN & CO.
March IL. sg
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COTTON EXCHANGE.

NE have few punches Of Cotton. u siehane.
br striped Cotton. Shoe Tansd. Sc
Would like 70 have Weaving done snd lsy in
Cotton yarn
Wsniss. Rsgs a four cents per pound. unslacse cd
Ashes sl twenty cents per bashrl, snd fisI Sewing
Thread.
Will pay premium for The sightofs 81 50 bunrh
81 Cotton warn. o. bolt 4 Is cents per yard Of ~
Coitons--hasc not sern rithsr .. yet
H. N. BROWN & GO.
jsnuarg ~.
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CASH WANTED.

II 700 owe us. como and pay up. We hsge se,
capital 10 make any accounts IL We lad We would
be pleased 10 10 80. Don't ask Us for credit We can.
not open aeeounu Of present. The reason We rye
you 70 The only reason.
II. ". BROWN & co.
Apil Sch. So
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From the Christian Observer,
LET US SLEEP. :"

From the Christian Observer,
LET US EEP."
Lsst summer we read Of one who was mortality
wounded in the battle before Richmond. He lnger-
ID while terdsry cared for by hts brother, 10 whom
be addressed the touching words = Brother. LET US
co 10 slcspw and then he "stept.'
Brother. le. us 90 TO sleep, m
The night 10 long, the shadows deep,
And cold winds SWEEP;
Just lay your hand upon my brow,
an so worn and weary now.
And We will sleep!
Dark heavy clouds our skies o'ercasi,
Bot clouds and gloom and tempes, blast
VIII soon be past;
We do no: see the morning ray.
And We. there is blessed day
Twill break at last.
Brother, tell me why you weer.
sail we not together sleep,
So calm and Deep
Wei be arrest from pain and care
And peace tfrst holy angels share.
Our hearts shall keep!
0s. watches over our repose.
Who II safely guard US from all foes.
Till night shall close;
O. He will bring our spirits through,
And this poor broken body TOO,
He will not lose.
'Tis Jesus! who 70, sinners diei,
His face once ms~'d. his wounded ale.
The Crucifedi
But now exalted on his throne.
4 saviour. King. he reigns alone.
The glonHed.
Brother, let Us 60 TO sleep,
We II wake again, but not to weep
Here we have wept;
q blessed rest from earthly woe,
The heavenly res, our souls shall know.
When we have slept"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-24

nEsERTERS.
HEAbQukKT ~. e :. TRoors WV ioFh t1Y ANp
HAKboR. NE@.YoEr. Aug. q, 1903. y

HEAbQusET ~. e :. Teoors wv iofk cry .sp{
HAHBoR. NEN-ioEN, Aug. q, 1908
GENERAL ORDERS No IO.-lhc Commanding
General cf the attention ~ al officers 10 the large
number OF men who. after chsting into Tie service o
Tie Lmtf States. have deserted nom inc OF sN'i"
tons VI hch they originally entered ana 'hh't'" ~
OF rr o. gnniziiOns for the purpose 81 procuring Il"
diton'a al and higher b0untics he Original c"iu"''
oi eD .istmcnt is conclusive and binding upon thc Ie
cIu'd and Dis enlistment " 10 any "thei regiment
tI~p,p OF company" although bis service may 1N'
teen contlnuois) without regular discharge nom
the regiment troop or company ~ |I',h y. a.,
served suticcts liin To the penalty {" h's i'pN"
f dsrrfpr aud suffering accordingly ana ""s ""''
wlo shall knowingly receive ana entertain "i, "n'"
non. commissioned officer OF soldier oi sh', hol "''
hi. being discovered "a be- dcscrieI immednle! con
Gue him and give notice thereof 10 ihe corps ~ when
be last ed subjects himself 70 ne h'.it lmp"'''
by the I'D Of the Rules and Articles 81 War. c..,
The esfnnt q TINS evil, ana 81 10" lfHna. .p'N ~
ana State Government ia connection with y maxi, u 'r
bread up the Illegal and d.m"r-'H'ns Hi. m T.
Commanding Inspecting. and MutieIng birrs %" ''''Nl'
In neu via f1ay b. found 10 lsve Ter other ofglni|a lions
wi out being reg lary dcniIscd viii be- at once c" lnd
49, li,,i., Of mi. command II beyond thce Limits they H
D. t % the depot Fort Conmpus t. be rtrilrd h-
.,o as the convenience Of the service wil permit 'h''
,.o g b. found TO hive received such knowingly wi
be- reported for tra md rcc'nn2 "''n- .np " w
a.o be reported where tie evidence 4 o'"' 10 u"
i' reward Of YEN dollar. will be paid for The apweh
and delivery II each desertcr 10 P0'"A Mai.nH 10 w
Commander 81 military Post or :" L. i'o MN ''
where there il Provost Marshal "i Mi","'f go, a.
h the place ~ hlIfri. Ai'
rtcr y,l furnish the Necessary voucher i'f ne lsyH"
nj the rcWnrd and the Quart-riastcr VIII cani in'' -
wards 20 be- promptly pad. II L., ,t.
Deerters arrested within the limit Of TINS comm no oy ~
rroyo p,arshals by the police Dy uii1fs VIE p' .n
Nom olunibus b. forwarded soon hr po-sp =" '
resifuens 10 which they belong but IL any person
o. a de-crter claims 10 have been Improperly t
prisoner viii bee ssnt forward until ne case ii. W." ~
Vegated. " the claim j. vel Ouud'd Do" NJ" .' " :"
d. feed from custody md furnished with ~
uisi.f. me-. 10 the place 81 his arrest In t orf cures "
rri.ocfs will bee duly committed for tIl aHd i' cms'
each case forwarded with the pdsoners, "ifn me are " ~
10 THEN regiments the authority empowered 10 'pP"H
| Il general court MARTIAL
] ~ order OF III-. O'Arral ttNhY.
/ - , r. IlfRt-Tt,rF. Asst. Ad.t. General.
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I.ufcsf Hhip NcMs.

Shin Bo.phorus of Bausorl Penie. Bonhay lso days
~, - Thomas ind,e. e. Walsh CaTycrS Chase.
L. : steamer Mary Sanford Ros"r' FROM cruise
Steamer Dudley Buck is transport sm1A' N""o'i''
y C.. TO q. y Assisian' QutrtcIma''sf -, 49,
Steamer Elen Terry a. ; transport Chaplin New bern
y {. e. q. : Assistant Ouareruast,r
sup Alexander Marshall Marshal, Liverpool July ~ md''
and 3 l pass 20 e. H. Marshall Go.
E,rs ,runa P. Waterford - days Ia ballast to order
BaA Sea Queen lof Londonl Inch hwnadocs l' da!' III
nh. queen Victor Brl Kiuk s. Vincent - days, sugar
and mois.es and pas. ~ Dlurl Co
Bnr FnrafJ tllr webb bcrmudi 10 days, sugar and mo
lasscs and ) pas 20 McC all Filth
Brs Ida Abbott uf cooper Ponce T. H. 10 days sugar
Brs Iase Belle (lr) -, Lnsan. c b. 10 days coal to
Ir5 Ily Dale (of Windsor n So Stevens Barbados
lay sugar and mola.sss TO II. lIowbrdscs Sons 81 Ne"
Ens Oscar and Heinrich Prus.) Ro,hbart Glasgow .!
day Ia ballast to William Salem Had 'neS weather most 81
~. Amazon ,of St Johns n -. Brine. Sydney, c. b.
10 dt,. Goa. t. Robert Dinwuuic.
schr. II. Middleton. Farman Nirsini' day. wood
schr Lu,uii Hopkins ,rcPper Baltimore days 'al'pe'r
schr Alea Stacey Baencs Ayrc 80 days, ballast to Z.
scnr T Holmes. Cook Aux Cages 10 days loswood ana
SIR Wrt Wind. Gilman Blrb,loes IS days moA'ses t.
Sin Eliza Cahaaa, Iulad ElathcrA - day. fruit t.
s@hr W"wnrd Putnam Williams Crab Island 10 days susa
/ 10 Daniel starr
/ WlND-Sun.c : and light
An.,n brig Aaron Mutnolich, timcrickl 40 day., ii
ballast. - loluleae balchrn IN,
! Dag bolivar prlios.c Nspuwal) y days in ballast u
Hoii Alnnis When three hours out wa struck by iih'
ming which spiucIcd the main top nust, and damaged ii
mainiaat badly. Ia lat %, Ion ' $50" m c"'ri'n WIN ni
Nctcon which carried away b boom. cutwacr and spli
/ st,uL .
! T. s. steam transport Albany Lewis Nswbem, y. C.. wit
pa sriieot. 10 :. Assistant Cuuf"rmnstrr.
| 10 4. ). at.am taasr'L lAtHg ~ Nr"t11 '. e.
Can't Tho- b. Goodwin, L. :. A., G. d. " crks. I. :. \.
Ensign : ". raru' & Perry aud T. Pa Ahurst 2'h Mac
Mr Jones e. Buts Mrs. Ford. Scr-t. james Reynolds
| Con. i.d y. y. j. v. died oh latcras.
Hat O.,rl. Fisher. Nalmorl- July 2t'h with cotton an
cool fo 'surs aud Go,us. Hh inst. h - 80 Long, ~ q
poao British had Herbert q day, iron Mi'amous for Live
pool h '. 3d. long - a. spoke brig rrotrus Rom Ne'
Or.rans for inil4ic' rhla. - DAYS out
Ship Lotus iot lostunl. Lewis san Francisco MN % mus
10 mlstr Nas 90 days % The equator ia iie tdrh '
IN 1882 w. lon. aA 30 day. lcnro 20 Cape Horn 9a
heavy weather cd the HON. July l3 DO. - 90 = ION
W. saw steam .ip Sarah Sanlr of Lhefloo.i 'uNnl
Crossed the equator n the Atlantic July so ~ Dh % a
Lost the s. = trades la lat. o. y july 30 M II = I p
spoke ship Joseph 1lmrs (of Bosionh all wei W Sa >
ins the equator had lsh winds ant cilns. aug - -'
Ion o. 10 .rok. brig Leonard Berry Si'e ~ d', h'n'
for jamaica Aue. ~ Fire ireland = mirs 9l.' POO
.chr TELEGRAPH from Yves, Indies LOT new "Nd" w. N
?IJ . A. M, took riot from boat Eliza NSc, NO, .
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HENBOLD'S ROSE WASH.

an csceeu, lotion disease Of syph,c mature. and as
a. in 1u Boo j eases the Urinary Organs arising from
habit. dis.irston used IN connection with the Extracts
huchl and Safsaqara IN such Diseases As recommends
accompany the medicines.
CERTIFICATES or CURES
FROM 10 lo \ BARS STANDING. with
NAMES KNOWN To SCIENCE AND FAME.
For Medical PFop.Ffics OF Buchu.
SIZE OBSERVATORY OK THE UNITED STATES.
See Professor DEVICE valuable works ON the Practice O
Phf I'll. u,,,.s,r
soe rruaia. made by The la'c celebrated Dr PHislC'
Plildc ph.a . =. ..<,,,...,
see rr'na- b. made hy Or. EFilRAlM MCDOWELL, Gel
ehrcd Physician aud Member oi the Royal College Of >nf
.rons Ireland and Published IA the transactions Of TIE hns
aud Queens Journal. - ,.,.,,,,,
SEQ Mrlicot li-ur-i-a' Review. published by BENJAMIN
TRANFRS Fellow OF fhe Royal College % Surgeons
see most of the .afc standard " od,s OF Medicine.
EXTRACT BuCHU. ~ peg bottle or SIX for ~
EXTRACT SARSArARlLLA. 81 per bottle 90 SIX ios
IMPROVED ROSE WASH. SOC. per bottle. or Six fo'
- 81 ,..-
or Half Dozen Il each Tor r. which viii be suhcieni &c
cure the obstinate cases IL dgccr ~ are ad' e." TO-
Delivered 90 any address. securely packed no"
Describe syup,'nis Ia all COMMUNICATIONS '"tr sua"
teed Advice gratis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-24

r.,,,oo Augp.t ~ FLOUR steady WHFAr quiet. coRs
.. and nl,aic.d 20 L.. 81 03tr. oars duh AZ al
Hr.irre - bbl. Flour Jfooo bush. Wheat oS ~n BUSH
en- Snipst>rs-,OoO bb.s. Flour 1900 BUSH W heit
$4,000 bush. Corn. o.,
Alr,>, Aug p Bows in good demand sni price. hsh
. sht common ii, fair 4!c extra to choice io = 40
a., ,srI R.r,r.s 3l5 Sheep selling a. u y 90 pei
,onna Lamb. a Recepi, 800, Hog y. u e. PEE
bound bit l',. salo. Receipts, $685.
Vo.vyr.o Auru.t ?2-Ftorn unclaimed WHAT quiet
sac. Jp bushels Chicago Spring at 3d. toEN and oihc
Trains inactive. C,NAL fRtlcHr, st"adyi "n tf Nr-
\, t a. md Com &c. 10 New OK lNruRrs-lit0i bush
81 Wheat ExpoRrs3 ion bb. Flour p 0J1 bushels W heat
8, 90 bushels Corn 90 New-Nofk.
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l.

Take Bsarn Mercury. Unpleasant Medicines ioI
pleasant and Dangerous Diseases
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BCCHU
CURES SECRET DISEASES
in al their itle paae little change q. Die,
no Inconvenience. AND no EXPOSURE.
j, frequent desire aid gives strength % Urna'e
thereby removing obstruction preventing and clntg street
Of the ureth1, aayng pain and Inflammation 20 ire-
queu IA this class Of dis.asc. and eYIeins POISONOUS
DISEASED, AND WORKOUT MATTER
Thousands upon thousands who have been TIE
VICTIMS or 0UACks,
and who have paid HEAVY FKks TO be cured IN short
time have found they deceived and that IN. Poison
ha by the Of Powerful Astrn-enis" been ded in
the stem. to break ont in aggravated form and
PERHAPS AFTER MAKkIAOE.
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l.,

FEMALES. FEMALES, FEMALESt
OLD OR YOUNG. SINGLE. MARRIED. OR COSTEM
PLATING MARRIAGE.
IN affections peculiar Females the Extract Plchl
j. uuequacd ny any other rcned Choros- ke,-n
ion lnsglares Fanfulnes. Suppression oi Customary
EyacuaiDn liberated scrh0us state Of tie Utorgs Leu
c0rghea Whites. Steuity aud for al 4ins nCidenl
the whether arising from iudiscsefion HABITS Z; D
patton or IN the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
see symptom. above.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BIZ WITHOUT II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-24

Hn,GAur-lhc United state. transport steamer Aiinh'
tie Capt arbonc arrived hcie from Alexandria yes
tcrdny morning. having ON board the lst Regiment
Minnesota Volunteer. the eth Michigan Volunteer.
Tie iih ard -'h Ohio Volunteer md 18th lndiana oil
Of tie "a Army Corps. ia command ofCoL y Carroll
commanding brigade. On the night Of the 10Th inst
Lieut. Angus kgcugcr II the lst Minnesota Regiment
was washed overheard and drowned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-24
NIpIo'S GARDEN.

1.-THE Dukes Motto" which has lad bril-
liant run Of three months al Nblos will be played for
five nights more and then withdrawn TO make way for
Messrs Forrest and Bandmann. Tho part RI Riascie-
Mrs Allen having temporarily Withdrawn from 'hc
theator-wil be performed by Miss Rose Eyingc "A
very clever Young actress who has been engaged by
Mr. WAeailoy ~ q leading member ~ his philadelphia
conpanv TIE new season win be- inauguratcd on next
Saturday night by Mr.. Bandmann. who vii appear n'
Sl,lock in The Merchant Of Venice the role IN
which D. made bis brilliant debut in English lasi Fall
At the same house Nr Forrest 10 open the follow
Ing MONDAY in l.ichccu after which lie viii alternate
with Mr. Bandmann the latter playing every Tuesday
and SATURDAY. night and tie former al TIE rest of Tie
week Tie Merchant 81 Venice Vlll Do played hut
once ~ on Tuesday NJ Whoailoy Is to bring out a
new ulay entitled Narcissc." translated from The
German expressly ,or VI. Bardmann. Who vii! prob
ably play &c. after Saturday. all through BIS engage
mcut There viii be- an nmcahe struggle between
Mc,srs Forrcst and Bindmuun. a. 70 Whose shall BE-
thcs" Of nights" Mr Bandmann vii have
the advantage not only of the first start but a"f"nrd
81 a new play which according 20 the press IN Phla
drphia (uhcrc alone i has been performed l. one Of
great power Nf Forrest the other hand viii have
hs almo.i unequaled prestige which on the whole.
u III leave the odd. mra,urah,y in bic favor Mean.
lille We join With the pablo in wishing success TO The
hest man
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,eTuota is TO be drawn:
Whole No. Quota
Whole No. Quota.
TotsL.......3l, l5l......3, o75


The Fourth District embraces the whole 81 tLc cry
east and west below Canal street. with the islands IN
thc Aarbor rs also the upper portion Of the c! nom
Cupa, street 70 West Houston and from Broadway to
The North River In this district included all the
leading commercial houses Of she metropolis with Wall
street and its banks the Treasury office Assay Office
the Post Office Custom Hcnsc all the GoycXnmert OFF
cc, an the newspaper Offices the City Hall and al the
municipal Offices lawyers o3ices SC. beside the Five
Points and the whole territory of the Dead Rab-
bits"
IS the residences Of thousands who do business in
tins district could rot he asCerained by the enrolling
officer il is but fair oprcsumc that the of some
persons will be drawn who reside in other districts
Sac persons viii merely have to show that they 90 Lot
live in the district and that they csroed in the dis
trct in which they do reside in order to rocify the
enor. After the draft is completed due
notice viii be given to the time when ap-
plc0;ion for exemptions viii be heard We give below
FIFTH DISTRICT.
The draft in this District will take place, az
m early day not yet known at No l.3o3 Broadway.
Thc Board Of Officers al this place viii consist of Com
missioner Spencer Kirby and Dr. G. T Woodward.
SIXTH DISTRICT
The draft having been completed in this Dis
trct on Friday last the enrolling officers en-.
gagged in filing up tie official notifications which TO
be sent TO each person The following is a copy Of this
notification.
PRoyosT MARsRsL's OFFICE. - DlsTWcr,}
A, Of
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Ge!mboI0's Me0icines.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHr

HT.LMI3OTID'S EXTRACT BUCHII
For weaknesses arising from Excescs Habits Of Dissipation
Early lnii-cretion or Abuse, attended with
The following symptoms:
ndisposition 70 E1erton Loss q power
Loss Of Memory, Difficulty Of Breathing,
Weak Nerves Trembling
Horror Of Disease, N1ketnness
Dirnness If Vision Pain In the Bach
Hot Hands. Flushing If the Body,
Drvuess II the Skin ErupOns the Face
Universal Lass'ude Of the Paid CoHntenanee.
Muscular Systen.
These SYMPTOMS 4 allowed to which this medicine
invariably removes soon follow
In of which the patient may expire Who can say they
are frequently followed by ho.e ,drefn diseaes,'
INSANITY AID CONSUMPTION
Many are aware of the Of their suffering bat none
" confess The records Of the Insane Asyluns and The
anchOy deaths by Consumption bear ample witness 10 tho
truth II the assertion - 49, - -
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED BY ORGANIC
WEAKNESS,
requires the aid Of medicine Strengthen and INV oate the
- stem. which HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT bUcbU nya1s
bly, does. A trial viii convince the most sac - a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-24

CARD PoRrRAITS-Mc-s Anthony y Co.
have issued series Of portrait. of eminent persons io
Photographic Albums which at The same time. very
lndicrous but good naturcd cnrcaues The draw ings
IA b, the we'll known artist Thomas Mast aud as
good ns Punch used 70 be- before il mticiousy
stupid and waf only humorous.
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CITY ITEMS.

CrsrRAL PARK.-1he Concert AT 'eh''n'
Park on saturday afternoon. was ATTENDED, py near!
fifteen thousand visitors. The music tempe Is "pou'
cornpcitI and when finished il VIII be an ornament 10
The Park.
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wALLACK's THEATER

The Ghost Show continues to be the sole at
traction at this house. and viii possibly remain So until
the opening month. OF Mr.. Wallacks regular sea
son The number Of ghosts. We believe has been IN
creased and the exhibition made more GRIM CHASTITY
and profitable than ever II used 70 be- considered
something for a manager 10 have the ghost OF an ide"
but for him TO have the idea Of ghost Was glor! re-
served for these spiritual tines and one Of which
future managcrs-whcn flesh and blood shall have re-
sumed their sway again-will doubtless read with won
dor nYn nnd nWcn
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aTrrsE-7sENrs.
TIN WINTER GARDEN.

Mrs Flowers enters tonight upon tie second
r,sct If Ter engagement with Nj Ind At The Winter
G.5o, where her ruccess in Natalie; or the Death
Rrre Of tho Loire" has been such that II will probably
ho yc, for fortnight longer. The Quot beauty and
grace Of this ladys acting are FAST gaming upon the
pubc which is half disposed, without further ado ia
crovu her with MI Stuarts dramatic diadcn,' and
proclam 10 the world yet another Queen Of Comedy
Athough never negecng any legitimate stage effect,
and nv no means unmindf Of her rare personal adyan-
tares Mrs Bowers evidently relic, mainly for success
upon a careful and artistic rendering Of her pant, To
which IA striking virtue ia actress when mlners
and dressmakers are responsible for many reputa-
tons she seems willing 10 sacrifice herself in the
crave matters Of costume Indeed exceptional il her
taste in this respect that have hunted FFcdcrcks
and Gurneys in vain to find photograph Of her either
exhibiting the latest Paris fashions leaning in elegant
Roman dcshahille against Grcccian column. The cast
Of Natalie is as follows:
NATALIE; or. TIE DEATH BARGE or TIE LOIRE.
CHARACTERS THE rRoi0Crt.
Carrier Deputy OF Department Of Canta Mir + Morri.
LainbeIty, his colleague ~ H. h"sh
simeon Jacobin agent of Carriers. Mr. Frank kca
Madame de Bonc0ur ms scou
Natalie Iourdaiu d. 7. Bowers
CHARACTERS ~ THE DRAMA.
Count DE- Nallenry MI Nj y bingham
sir Mhncton hios gentle Inan. Mr. : " Davenport
Mr.. Rochort, English gentleman. MI W IT. Riley
Nathaniel confidential servant ......MI j. H. soddait
Jeremiah huHg tailor. MI Charles iihi,
Mrs Darymplc fashionable widow Mr. Anna Cover
Mr,. n hia""
Mn. ~ J. bo"e"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-24

NINE nEMORESrS MIRROR OF FASHIONS
IL largest, bet mot u.el and complete Fashion Mss1n'
In ti. world The rail No. ready sept viii contain ufi,
al. aud bi liant uoyelie. su.c copies, - cts yearly -
with valuable premiums. Aifirss, =, =.
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SIR: You hereby notified that you on the -
day Of 1876. legally drafted IN the service of the United
States for :he period q - in accordance with the Ti6
Wis the act Of or enrolling and calling ont ne
forces and fo' other puroses approved March D.
l6tg lou vii accordingly report before the %
and be subject tine penalty prescribed therefor by the hue'
and Articles Of War.
Tranpoation will BE- furnished you presenting fis uot
6caiiou ~ - on the -, AZ tie station nearest your
place Of residence.
Provost Marsh,l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-24

EIGHTH DISTRICT.

On Tuesday the drawing will proceed in this
district under the direction of Capt. Manerrc. The
following circular letter addressed 10 Capt Manicrre
shows the quota of his district also the manner In
which the drawing is TO be conducted:
NKw-IoRK Saturday. Aug p 1861
Capf r. r. M.NEKKE. PTos ostNashl Eighth District,
New YolCaptrn I'm accordance with instructions Of the
ProvoM Marshal General, you will the dr in your
district on Tuesdsv next 18th inst beginning where the
Interrupted the morning Of July 49, and drawing
the ui quota for eae! Of the subdisiIcs, follows:
ID SUB dstr.c;.
L. .
Whru the Wn- for ubGistric has been commenced.
II must continued without in'eTssion pOs'
Until the Whole number called for from hat sub district has
beel drawn.
You will be careful 10 let all persons present that al the
pu into the wheel for drawing and after the draw
ing show thu. the reunng together with those
drawn make all in that sub district.
Sery respectfully, your obedieut servant. -
tSimed, ROBERT NUGENT.
Acting Provost aIsial General.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-24
HELPED llfMSELP TO

FIRE IN IIUDsos STRFET.-AbOut ! p. IN. on
Sunday afternoon. fire Vas discovered on the back
.,n,p Of the dwelling No 1872 Hudson street occupied
as % boarding house by Mr.. MARY Fox. The damage
60 the furniture by ire and water win amount 10 about
siOO. 40 insurance. Tie building i damaged about
$40 No lgi Is occupied by II e. Gnsinan IS Il
dwelling The furniture damaged 10 the amount Of
about 500 insured for - in the Pacific Insurance
Go. The building MAS owned By tbs Trinity Church
Coronation. damaged about so.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-24
srAnprys ArpnAY IN THE SIXTH WARD

STABBiS1 ARRAY IN THE SIXTH Ahp'-
Thos sweeney boy aged ~ years native 81 Ireland
residing AT 80 - Centre street. WAS attacked ap?sl
D. n sunday while sitting In the rear Of his house
J., - man named Michael Coufoy and stabbed IN The
7 .Ic In three places INJECTING severe but not dan
e, rou- wounds ie conveyed 10 the City Hospital
Ihc nssailani promptly arrested.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-24
IRVING NALL.

The brilliant Photographic pio'rre' displayed
and magniaed through fsl!ons S;er'"pucon-Saich
produces optical Illusions far more striking and perfect
than yihne IN the ghost liue-vl be- ON view Of lr
wing Hall an the week and entitled TO notice as TIE
most interesting nnd in some Fcsp'cis wonderful col
lection Of tablcaux ever exhibited