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The New York herald., 1863-09-28

round or geyenteen Cows ~ hich yeid vV quarts OF
sss, @ As s aI q = gsSs So2s x s' @ s'S
Hrsnrr rlrtSsp T rssPS SS AgG1iss Tfs
'dsASsrS aassSsssss sass ssss5axlSs sxHss rysDo~ 0OS
sss' e sSG y sssr %
81 nsss t.p, s'n Bes USE maS
ssss s.sa Is. %asos sn c
rsnsh alc Mirror 81. marble ,o2 ~ ., & s.;.,sa ssani
s.a ss e. h's> and r'1' s's s',.,a' e A'''''" Chars
Carved rosewood Eatcnsl,u Dng Table. rosewood Suit
a @ f. aos qp1 ur.,n. ss
sronze candeasraa e. Ssn srer9 China ana gilt Din
csrye ooa B,assaa sss o.egoai marble TOP
Chesa ia.s la FEE c oa1a asr Matt ses fs
% sSss. ssss saa Ss ssa s
@ @oss eea a a.sT al Si ShS vii roaad
lios periec. order
r gooARr, AucnoNEEa,o--By 8. a =. BoaAET,
1 c aasy sss ssR s Al ,s slss :.
nefBf r Bassss feve ahree y sai iasrs rpes OH
f"'n' Pier Gu" s. 11s5IigS' soIg H. hiLIiE anrsA.
I sELDNER, AUorIoNpEa SALE. rnrs DAY, AT
u. IsIs O'Clock. b., skLDALK LEli a, thea sales.
TSs T., @ ss% s;Sa nsss 20
Iiari Table with balls snd cues conpct.; Ics Boxes
Mirrors Glasses Aao trge oJof Iies and fcnts wear
IN apparel. such Shawls prcssca Coax. Pants Coats
one splendid silk velvet Clsk set oe Mink fuS also
rgr Sewing Machines; city iaadc Ri,c also lot Of
groceries, &.
DAWEBRoKEIs SALE. THIS DAY, At 6i NEW
OF Mems and wcmaus Wearing Arparc SLY.
.a,co Nerinc and other ngssea shasla Sheets quilts
Spreads blankets, skirts Una rcnihca, pootg. shnes
Caters Coats Vests. Pants worthy ne attention or
dealers and others BY order Of IL y Fre tei avenue
ID r. HAzELL AUCrIONEEy
III. ENGLISH CAST i Ehti. y. ~ -
WHIITRMOkE 4 HAZEf4f. vii .sls ~ Aic a.
"a fsDAY. SIrlEABsE ~,
Al II O'Clock a. their sacsropfn ~ Liberty street--
/ 2Gf lbs. round Machinery Cast steel z inch.
7l5 lbs beet int cast stcei, nssouss.
LOG lbs. hest octsaon Cast stcts. a-strted.
bundles ra a. cast steel ". by NJ.
81, bundles II. II. \ CO.. Cas- steei. = square
~ Mill Plates. as -nrtel
Ali of the marnA" oil u. Groves sons, ana worthy
the attention OF Rag. a.
Catalogues arc ready 1T our 0.te.
NHITrLMoHE HA1ET.L, Anciionetre
The New York herald., 1863-09-28
RbAsf FURNACE Eon sALr, i,

B AZ PVIiliv NucTTov
elasef - Carhl DIVER. frstsrnwts county Ohio
fevennd aud rit shuYx TN rad and Oo Canal Parties
trsinr y rramns prop~ry DO Application
v ar Geo. Dearfrn. Csna Dover, Ohio The above w n
toae rrtrry, wrh ,and aiolnrk-shcut tcn ~i
r. 80 = ,ass s.r'on " siNRos DRAPER, st ls M.r
Jam street ~ the e YORK 10 thnliss day ~ oro-
Drr nsxt u w osk Fer rafthsr particulars OF
ADEAAN NV Ph,aielphla, Ohio. or THEO. sTUR0Ess
6tHOCHf ron WOOD. AUCTroxHERe- sEII,
~ az puillr auction. on Wrdnessay. s~ptfmbr ~ -
ccilcx 7. ~ on The premises three hsnfui I'll ttAsn
H01a wh lots Ot lied IA, n bfas ~
Aericn H,l View jersey The hons-s ere nrrs "a !, ~
fsNrn IN the hNs t1sffls Eant~ia and ~ r.e
plse o'nr. The view "a gTani. ovcr.ookng Nsw Ye-s
riassu land. Tho kArrowM s1rsuun ffn, 80, = -
within Dfteeu mnutes Of Jersef cy feryy Rai- ,. 49,.
1rms sns5. For psItcnlsrs inqve n sk~ "a
Mon,go racTy street. jersey TIT. Nt
The New York herald., 1863-09-28
MATRIMoNlAL.

NaATEirosrAfs--w pgagEn# ~ nn,pr ,o.
Vi tsiDs lrrclisrt y riersssA0n fef & oewy n,sfsss
s, 49, issI !, III vi isas i,' "a g' ys-ers .vs
The New York herald., 1863-09-28

yVILiJAG Writer'S WILL SELL THIS DAY. AT
w i5i Canal street. at two ocock large assortment
OF Household Furniture, emoved from Staten Island
sistlng o. ono rosewood Pisnonfte seven oasc Paor
suit French Pier Marti Mirrors - Velvet. frusaes
Three Ply other Cnrpt's Ma'bir Tob Bureaus Wash
Fables rosswlof. mahogany ana black walnut
liar Mattresses snd Feather Beis, Pillows sc
Comforter and idng. Sofas Chars lah'cs Rorscrs
Ching, grrsk.ry ant kltchen Wsses Oil Cfota
Mating ne. Also for riay coucern, w bar
rss OF cd SourYoa Whiscr. Ssls positive.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-05

TIE y. "crloxs.- The elections IN the North
ao1 West Ill seem to be in favor Of the Ike
nn5lcan or \ administration tickets by large
maiorities New York has gone tor the H.
o,h1 lean. b. some 10000 majority; Nas~acIo-
sotts by larger vote than ever and y3ster.
DAVIS mail brings the news Of the success Of
the Radical Republicans in Missouri and Aan-
sas. Illinois and Wisconsin have gone the
same way. In Maryland majority Of the
Legislature will be in favor Of emancipation,
and three out Of the five Representatives to
Congress. have been elected 5y the RopubII-
cans
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-05

DIANO MUSIC.-( Co1ltinued- l-T.-The
/ Last Rose Of Summary TO Him that (1.Tetn
let Us Sing; Thou art Gone, Gentle Sister, the
Prayer nay Mother taught me, That gets ahead
of me; It's sad to leave our childhood's home;
They only make believe; Thy voice hath Z
charm; The day our Mother died; The days Of
our youth; The songs OF other years; Twll3gat
DeWs; Thou hast learned 10 love smother;
Tam O Shanter; Troopers Death.
l. 4 Y.-UniyerSAl Medley; Under me
Willow Shes Sleeping; Uncle Sam; }ocan:
Chair.
W.-We 90 think Of thee at Home; Wen
90 down ourselves Who viii care for Mother
now? We have met, We have loved; Would
were with thee; What is home without q
Husband? Weeping, Sal and Lonely, o. 1 T4e q.
this Cruel War is over Warrior Grave; v hat
shall offer thee? Waves ofthe Ocean; Neep
not for me. my Mother dear; Waiting in the
moonlight; Why ask if | remember thee =
We praise Thee 0 God; While this H cart It's
Joy revealng as my Brother in the Battle
When | was a girl Of sixteen When the SWaI~
lows homevard fly; Yes, would the War Was
over Ztlla Zong. For sale By
nov 4-2t<
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-05

An official report Of yen Thomas, dated
Chattanooga, November 3, makes no men
lion Of the situation Of affairs IN that vicinity
but states that Gen. Granger, in Eastern len
oessee. has routed the Confederate guerlllas
under command Of Col, Hawkins, killing III
teen or twenty and taking sixty-six Of them
prisoners.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-05
TIE PRISONERS on BOTH SIDES. The >

TIE PRISONERS on BOTH SIDES. The ey-
change Of sick and wounded prisoners, INT -
no others. still proceeds. One hundred and
eighty-ive Confederate soldiers, all manned Or
b,dIy wounded, were delivered at City Poinf
the day before yesterday, In EXCHANGE tu
them one hundred and eig, y five Yankee
p,is0ners, all IN the same ol worse condition.
were placed on board the flag Of trnco boat
\ dotachment Of The Richmond Ambulance
Committee went down 70 take charge 81 The
II owing Il these nlang]ed wretohe&: and rr.~
yided also with reire>hmont and comforts to~
the alienation Of the s1ltf"rines 81 their fellow
creatures or both sides, It is right t. men
ton thar our committee received Tie grateful
acbn, wledgments Of the Yankee officer IL
command of the boat for the care ana tender,
nosa with which they moved and handled he
dismal freight which they pat on board Bis
ship.
This is SAD work. I'll these prisoners %
both sides were untir 70 he moved ii their pre-
sent condition; and many Of them forfeit their
lives in the process Of recovering tleir Gbe1ty.
i Richmond Examiner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-05
Relninis ences Of the Old Town
By SENEx.--NO 2.

gIe 4codeuv- Tie Old Presbyterian Gjs'"ch.
Just over the way from the Old Drug Store'
but nearer to Prince street, was the residence
Of Mr.. Riddle shipping merchan' Of prom
nence, and hard by was the Grocery store "
Mr. BRYAN H9mpscn. Around the \, W
corner Of Prince and Fairfax, and near 70
il, stood the old Post Office, which was de-
stroyed by fire many years ago.
The old building on Fairfax, with its East
gable end facing the street, ana rs front LOOK
mo nnou lis pretty ward, was female Acade
nv. kaDt by Mrs. Serena Nichols, a lady hlS!l-
" distinguished tor her picfy and }ntrlnsl"c
worth, Painful memories, SIR, connected WIN
this spot, now crowd upon my mind, and II
Won please We will proceed. ;,
This tablet in the wall tells noe that the o'd
Presbyterian church was struck by lightning,
and burnt, aud that this building was erected
on its ashes. | well remember the OLD church,
and It's venerable pastor, Doctor Nulr. de
was Scotch gentleman, well advanced III years:
and Of prominent piety. lie was InstrumentaI,
[ have no doubt, III bringing many OF his
flock into the true fold, more, / think, Oh ac
count Of bis tender concern Tor them, ana OF
his bright example, than Of his eIoquence.
In the gallery Of this church might have
been seen. every Sunday, a queer, spectre
looking little man. sitting bolt upright III his
pew dressed al in white whicc coat and vest,
white pants and a white cap on bis head, ia
pered to a point and tasseIled. This to me,
then child, was very attractive and 1f rev all
Of my attention, but how vas It possible tor ne
to restrain my disabilities when / would see
him fling cut his arm 20 a right angle with
his body, and with a flourish Of his hand,
bring the tip OF his fore6nger IN CONTACT with
the tip OF his nose, then the chin, and 50, IL
their turn, each feature Of his face would be
visited by the tip Of his digit. Then, as it
would seem, the arm became tired, and the
hand would drop into his lap. Presently up
again, it would co. and the same filings and
fonrshes would he renewed, and repeated I'll!
the end Of the service, the old gentleman, all
the while, gazing intently, at the preacher
Is he crazy" I asked No, it is only a way
he has Good Old Mr.. browns !, would that
al our ways were as harmless. His gesticula-
tons we've, doubtless, DEVOTIONAL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-05

RESULT OF TIE ELECTIoN. The election IN
this state has resulted in the success Of tie
administration ticket by above 5000 majority
IS nearly as can be Judged at the time Of VII.
ting. It is more likely to be oger than under
that figure The Democratic majority i only
twenty-one thousand in this city-somo ten
thousand less than last year, and We have also
lost heavily in al the lower part Of the state
The local Democratic city and judiciary tick
ct IS elected, though Nc('nnn and Richardson
run heavily behind. \ Republican MAYOR mas
been elected in Brooklyn. The next Loglsa~
ture Of the state will be largely Republican ia
both branches.
The result in the other states which held
elections yesterday was al SO adverse 70 ne
Democratic party, except in New jersey. ill.,
Y u odd
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teen or twenty and taking sixty-six Of them
prisoners.
The election in Baltimore and in Maryland,
generally, a. far as heard from, passed OF
quietly. The whole Unoonditienal Union
ticket vas elected in Baltimore. Il. Winter
Davis and L. II Webster are elected to Con
gress. Alexander, City Circuit Judge. All
the members Of the Legislature from Baltimore
are III favor Of emancipation.
News has been received Of COL DuIany, re-
Gently captured by the Confederates and car
2ied 10 Richmond; who, with Messrs, Sher-
man, Davis, Wibcrt and Sutton, are confined
in Castle Thunder They are said to be enjoy
ing good health, and to be better treated than
prisoners confined in other places.
The Washington Chronicle says, ''We pre-
sumo that the approaching session Of Con
gress, which will make it necessary to1 Gen.
Schenck to enter upon his duties as a member
Of the House Of Representatives, has led the
President 10 include Baltimore within the lin
its Of General Butler new department.
Troubles in Central America still continue
At the last dates Carrera had advanced TO the
Capital, and thrown IN bombs, &c, by which
ehe house Of the u. S. Minister was injured
and one of bis servants killed. The leaders
were endeavorias to Compromise
81 direction Of the Mayor, the Clerk Of the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-05

Political speeches by leading men continue
Of almost daily occurrence IN various parts OF
England Among others Earl de Grey and
Wilton had spoken in defence Of the Govern
ment policy in American affairs. He adyooa
ted strict neutrality and c0ntendad that Eng
land was bound to recognize the South as bel
ligerants-in doing which she only admitted a
fact which could not be denied and which was
Acknowledged AMI secured by the supreme
courts Of Justice IN the Northern States. lie
contested the arguments Of MessrS. Seward
and Sumner against this proceeding Alr.
Collier, the Solicitor General, had addressed
his constituents at Plymouth in similar strain.
He urged that Government had not only to
preserve neutrality toward the beIligerent>,
but hadl0 preserve It's own neutral rights and
take care those rights We're not violated BY
either side
\ new way Of preserving all kinds Of fuit,
is beginning to be practiccd IN the West
placing the fruit in rooms surrounded BY char
coal and saw dust, SO as to prevent the TEN
porature from rising above 90 They can be
kept in this manner without trouble.
The alleged Custom House frauds in New
York, still continue to be commented on in the
papers Of that city Frauds to the amount of
to upwards Of 500 900, bonds have been all
stracood, &c. Investigations are going Oh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-27
Pnascnuera Arrived

" stcanfhp Champion, Jr dip.sCeliJsmes L. ReLd,
Henry Saiv,ly, l. L. Krsft Mrs & Meyss sd two call.
aron Mr c. p. Williams sod child Mrs A. N.ndewster and
Two Children Mrs NJ o. Green. Misc AnHie CogsweE, H.
Mcdonnell two chi dren and n Kellogg, John Win.
s,on NJ f. Bonner T. Be,hout Storms, Mrs. Hanover,
Ma NJ. Din,more, j. +. Rogers and wife. X h. Camp Mrs
L. Hazard J. NJ Ksu and child, j. J. Tode 5. Berord =:
wife, Nm Moors {. L. Foes, j. A. Clement T. j. Csld-
sen Il NJ JOsseyu and brother Mrs O. Flint A. IS Ohm:
wood. T Robnsnn q. w. Castor. Mrs NJ. A. Bowler aud
two children L. Bond j. Russell w. Russell. W. sAse w.
Doubt J. N Guild "A. A. Chamb
son, M. NJ. A. MalA Honora CoSoett, Mrs o. l. McLsn.
In, Mrs.. Howard. Mrs PIss aud two children, MIA NJ Nv
rae MI NJ. BoDey. A ". Mcdonnell, /. Van 2ahdt l,asc
trtel Harvey and servant G. 1esoslem 4 o. Clarke.
z lpstene jaime. j. Hickey S. ~ hitesde Mrs schen'
srfessr aud three hiioreu His Asher and tao ehdI.n
hsLaarn, wife daughter four children and scrven A. Fed
bsre Iheo sehsadtfsser and son Ms heinheaT Rpa DO
Psssefo O. L-throp l. Pierre, {. p PbirEsy Capt W. %.
Hsveus Capt Hidden Conrd Geirs and wife. Sadereif
h A UsIine, Lieut. EsIeis. W. T. Fay, hTs Henry Gold
sn children and servant Mrs Jones and family Miss
kebecoa CaTrisI. aud 10 In the sieereso
Ia stsaeihtp Ae,eyi Jrem L,ropoo!-J. RON P.
Lantdou J. BluenbA =. hontol w Holland y. 3aseti.
,. None. }. KJsad w. Rolph and AZ IN ,teersse.
~ bark Johs Ues!ep from Northumberland ComnfndeI
Greensaf Ciley IT, s. NJ lady AID child; Cbss u. Leland
Vice Bohsg Republs Of Uruguay
in sftGHe, psc1!Hr from AsubeTu. n C.-Gre G. C. Al
ier, Browning and % discharged soldiers IRON Gen. Foe
tsTf amy.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK....~,...Iusa 20
Cleared.

e,eaners-Empire City, Bsbcock Fort Delaware. NJ. O.
Eoberts; City Of kew-Nofk (BLl h.I1-1y, liverpool
John 0. Dale Martha Stevens Chsnes, BALTIMORE. WGl
DAlI H.
ehips- pi.-h.l.n (nsl. M>4han, Ii'.y.-i T. 3 Sarty
Queer (Br) Macksy Liverpool WI Jams X GUoE -sarise
Lroe Liverpool HowiGnd Rockingham Gs. mama
fBrem - London; nolocca. Burt. Londonderry. IfasG
De.rborn; Progress woodward, liverpool, hesmith &
Sons Orpheus (bIen. vessels. Bremen. Funeh Msncis
Wendt- 49,
Bart.-Angela Brewer. FOES fewoflesns. N II Brs
ban; Anus Moon (BT To0ule. Befst. Noltggusery Bro
Fleet ~ins Elwood NewOTea1s. ROBSON kosaiek Leigh
ton Rundle Pe.usmbuco J. Il. fhpps 4 Co.. hsnveF
YscLsra Bangor Metcslf ( Duncan.
Briss-Pilow Reed Cambridge Mas Miller Hooghton
Imi. Dransnt Pru,s) sehwsbe, Corr, foucn Ao'uete
Wepdt; p Gunstacker (.soLl, Hsyl, AD,t-rdAa funeh
keircIe 4 Weudt, J. 3 King Conl 81 John, y b.
Buithers l. Co., Emanuel (NcTw BardH1d Con- helmoo
Bslcb.n; Ylbs (Brl, Boekwith, HsEAI, d. 4 Desof
Merchant (3r D. R.csett, CSlso, tAbbti Chhuncey.
ScLooBe-s-Msry c. Town, FOX. h.1gton, Es1 Bfun
slasht. : W Ho.b-oos. small Bangor. Brett Son 1 CO
fuuI Mann Barker Bangor. H. y. Buok Co. Luey Baker
kch Gouce sIef Mas. John Adams Hatch Boston, o. Il
Estoh su.VD Bssrse. Boston, }. W. Lewis Co.; OeeAi
Wave (Brl kiewelEs $. John, y b.. r. hoyi1s son
W.ne sweeny Besaio-s Murray Nephew; Osachiis bf
HoroD Mau1snnls Il. l.. BfOSne Co.. Francs, Conned
Warrington Wan eTu1t elstbti Isyiot tb'l CGeAi
W.v, Foster Fortress Monroe Bentley, Smith COT Leo
eads small. salem, X. w. Ropes; l.. H. boTd'sl Lopez
kewb n Roanoke, Smith Esstp0Tt, John boynIoHi ooH
Amelia Ann (Brl Allen EeUtheIs Jos. EDeAs
bloop-I ohn Adams, Hoibfo-N, heW'hsVsn H. D. hAc-e1
4 Son.
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Coxy,scAT,se A TRAIroRs EsTATE.-A decree

CoxrIscArlRa A TRArToR's EsTATE.-A decree
Of eon6scaton was pronounced in the u O. Dls'rc'
Court, sitting at Detroit, on Monday, against the
real estate of Ssckfeld Mscn and Arabells biswlfe.
Maelin had been acting rs Paynlaster ID the " o.
Army in Detroit prior to the commencement OF the
Rebellion. and, after an interview with Jefferson
Davis at Washington, was transferred, at MS owl,
reouest 10 San Antonio. Texas He there handed
over 10 The Rebes $50 900 in gold, the property OF
thu limited States and co-operated with the Rebels;
vet he Was afterward permitted TO resign bis CON-
mission in the u. :. Army. He then took CON-
mission in the so-cslled Confederate Army, and i'm
prlsoned and lusulted HE late companions who
remained loyal. One Of his sons participated in the
attack on the Star Of the West. and his wife en-
coursged and approved the cOuree of her husband
and Maclin' s.handsone residence in Congress
street West will, therefore, be cold shortly. Pro
ceedinSs with a view to confscation have ALEC beer
taken by the L. s. Dlstrict-A,Iorney against the
property OF John b. Palmer OF Mrs. Mary i. Dan
bridge formerly Mrs. W. w. y. Bliss daughter o
Gen. Tsylor), the Brevoort property, the valuable
Row land estate and other property In tie interio
Of Michigan.
EXTRAORDINARY PHENOMENON IN CAIpGA LAKE
"A Nut FOR TIN SCIENTIFIC.-Between the hour
of and clock a. w., the Eth inst, the water
Of C8yHga Lake, east side, were observed 70 rls'
rapidly for about fifteen minutes, and reached th'
hight of about foot above the ordinary level. In,
coIgonr then reversed, and in fifteen minutes NOR,
the wa'er WAS low cred ~ feet or Ii feet below tht
ordinary level. These food and ebO tides continued
at intervals Of abont fifteen or twenty minutes
gradually growing less for about two hours, whei
they ceased altogether, and she waters OF the lsk'
assumed their natural level, and have remained sta
bonary 10 this time.
BE- CAREFUL, BoYs.-7be Chicago 7ribuH
gives account OF sn extraordinary and fala
sccident which recently happened TO young man
He was passing corner near which bundle o.
6re-crackers was exploding. One Of these missiles
entered his month, cutting his tongue In two. N'
fingered only day or two.
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RSoyosr-MA iluALGEsgaAI: oryiG,s,, (


NOTICE. att ention of all officers who
have been honoraby .csarvsi account o. wopsds
dssDsy and des renter tho service II the To-
y.s CoTps l. called to tho ,v-oy,ons OF General Oers No
los 30. from the v Ter Department published IN the
sboat the such officer. are requested
comply promptly with tie provisions OF that order and 10
send their wrsu ppc ocs therein provinces Tor po
stions ii character y: sig dis
Abt,l with .. htt. ~ q. possible TO tho Acting sfs-
ser,l The State IN hicn they uisy
be such Actng.A..s VIII az
forward sppi .st0n. With his IdorAeHsn 10 the
Proves; Maf .hsl-(iensT O. st WeEGiustou. -
Ofioes for inya Cops viii be sppoH,ed ffe ihe-
upon furnishing the pspsrs rrquet BY General Order M
los Of 1888 from War DspsItn~aL Their psy sod emoa'
n,snts IN date OF tsnc~ o. such sp-
e,ts Of orggnz, Of the fespecs
I've comm and. - VIII e. they ury sssgued
J. r. FAY Provost Nar,hsiS 5eusrsl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-27
PEovo,r.M.RsHiL,s Oryicx.

NISrH CosGhkssIOsAL Di,TEICr No OF 3dGvp I
Corner Of L st ssh-st
The II onorable Corps.-MEN WANTED Tor tho
INVALID CORPS Only th1ss faithful soldiers sho il9n
nd. OF the bsfd,hilS Of 10 longer N io setve
field duty viii be received IN thi, CORPS SF HONOR tn
.tfneGts TOT three years uule's sooner lc1Hg.n
infantry. except th.i 20 prmiom or bounty Tor hl'
mont, viii 90 allowed TITS Will not invadsto am feI'
oa, or snie. which lnny DO due for prsions 'e.ica
ri, duts DiI be chiefly T. - PfosssI c"sd' .n9 a..
srri.ou, for Cities Guards Tor Hospital. ans other paoic
uitn,. and clerks. odos', Nc " iouih beees.aiy
they NAV be assigned 10 forts kc en who sre % 10 Sls
.,ye. snd unsbs TO pefocpI eh-oivo field duty may 10
Transferred 90 this corps The following arc TIC pis'ooo
coDditlJn. Of adDis,ion TO the Invalid Cops
l. That the applicant 10 unit Ief service Ia the hsi
That lie 1. ut .ho duties o. smo oil tlSA 'netleu
above. -, - -, LOO
dischmgsd. ,-,
a maj h. 10 ui.rLorious and deSryinH -,
.rlfen,ut or (lfthrr information apply 70 Tho bohh
ofFnTo,nt for III, Ninth Congregational bisIre: oi Mo
Sta. of K.~-Yofk Of No. 677 Tnildey ,
S'- ~. 80, ~ Col JAMES r.. FRY,
~ Pro.o.t Marshal GenoEA.
CHls T. JENKINS, Cspt ana rIo'o'F'iA'H"
District u. y.
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HEapquARrERs PKovosr-hiH'nALr
gurH Disr. n. Y. No. 49, bTiI-Ay., Z
Am X.ur Inns HOS

CavnIry.-PuovosT-M.fa n.L uENEEALs 1,,a ~
WasnISOros. u. g.. May ~ l5bI An m'n "ne go AZ,
, n.rfcn.f regiment Of cavalry 10 tbs heli arc
grr,by aptbored 10 present themselves ct sny Tune io'f
,le hiy days the Board OF Enfo inont 10 'ncu
49,, nt,t,irt. TLs Board Will ,Iainne them ana de'
n, mon their 6tusss for the service and ioSnd 70 uo
n, he Of the Dsnet viii give then uah
~ 49, 49,, 10 ths General Rendezvous at thr ntad
p,, ot tL. A Provost. Marshal General oil the Stars
a. .oon a. tsy present thsn'eys'st TIL. oonnn od
YOU. tney .hsi be duly mustered by uu'l,s Nv
'"''"' JAMES FRY. Provost Maf.hsi dene!aL
p,,on. de.rus to enlist will present ,hs~'..ss 's''
UssJquaIter. without de ~, nsi' W. ,nnsi nit
captain ana Provost MxIshai VIII Congfsh0nA D"@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-27
Building Malrrials.

\ EAKY ROOFS CURED with Rubber Paint,
Lilo - e.. foot. eccording to condiiion. AND WAk
KANTFD sg5 Ufand-. 81 Pns-row, 1873 Bo"ery 90 9TH
sy 3ly sthss, 90 Bsv, u Ihst NiIhai-souigh. and
corner o. OIford.t aud Fulton-sv., Brooklyn.
MARBLE MANTELS of every quality, some
wi a. Low a. al can now be bought cheaper OF a..
kl.BfR No. 100 te,t lBthst near JdaV', IhAl Atahy
other nice 10 New-lolk. Cot this cat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-27
Gorpuraticu Notices.
MAroR's OsYlcx. NEW YoEx.

MAYoRs OsVicx NEW YoEx, Jone 10, 1908
NOTICE to OWNERS Of DOGS.-Notice Is
~ nsr,ny given tina, ou ssd tker WEDNESDAY, June
- lasi N, q diuruc. respecting DOGS found running
LOOSE or AT LARGE IN sny street OF tue City Of Ne"
YoIk without D-ilg p-rly mgz5ie6 VIII De ulc,y III
for every DOC brought slivs the FOUND al the oot Of
15th..t Es. River which sss Lave been iound 10 VIC
rur,iuz % or At large without beiug properly mug
ed ownlrs Dogs may sul hem at ID. Pognd On he
dsy they are ls.a gsyueni o. ezpenses ~ 80
ID ~ Will De received Boys ~ "dsr Oh to1 Ntay'
ABRAHAM BRDWN, First Mar-ha.