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City InteIIIgence.

FxcrRslos oY HosE CoTAxy No. 20 This company on
Wednesday next proceed 70 Dudley Grove on their an
uual picnic excursion There will BE- largo gathering Of
the mem bers ~ tho dcpartmen present.
Two uxKSovS Mas ForsD DEowSsp-The body Of an
unknown man, about thir,y.nve years old, foufd
noairs m the a pier 80 rorh river "Wednesday
A. my v,wn man was found drowned nj the foot OF
yes,ry street Fcr further Information apply At the %
roncrs once, No. Centre street
M FrrtaRAyr's Bond stres, Homeopathic Dspepsary
4, ,or,ro,.rQv removed 10 No. 3ss BoFery, ~ stairs
,nt ire dam 40 used BY the laie Gre repaired Loss
about $500, no insurance
CoRHr rroS-It WIS Elizabeth Meyer who was censnred
Tor leaving nail Of bot water exposed situation Al
Tho oorner of yinh avenue and Forty fourth street,
thereby causing the death VI child named O. o. Mayer
ana not the mother u the deceased as was incorrectly
stated In Wednesday, iige1tD.
TINS BATTERY FrAorasY.-The flagstaff on tho Battery
which injured by lightning recently, was hoasea ou
wednesday II was put in he ground 10 The fl Of tho yea
1895 and il said payers of that DAY together VIII
some placed under the heel o ~ but with IN
exception OF cent, found by urostty seeking police
\ man, thoy did not come 10 light.
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department has been promoted be Second Assistant
En ur merorous conduct Nr Besse ID at present
At home the sick list nut N last regning hs health
aud wili sooa report for duty.
COURTS MARTIAL. DisMssALs. ETC.
Tho chief engineer of ssde-whec steamer Sonoma,
rs dismissed from the navy for negiectng the engines Of
his vessel aud Secretary welles deems the circumstance
worthy Of general order, IA which he says
In adoptng this Aourse ard = bsss NJ ina
case Of Mr. Rhodes as warning u .oer ornaers ~ he
ssrsoe tnc DepaitmsnA " not aauenced nerrv bv etbe
COMMUNICATION o. tue oi'nige done 70 tho machinery az
"" sSa NJ. N Upon tho vigilance and de
,y o. -. "As' ucpslds ass on, the safety Of
public property but .. ~ the hyes OF lao officers and
crews Of our se2mshir s.ofwnr Whenever, therefore,
a. IN This case the department In satisfied that s scnor
engineer has becn cupably inefficient in tho dsch nge OF
pursued
naval general martial Ia ordered 10 convene ia
Philadelphia. Acting Ensign Charles H. Hurd and Aclnx
Masters Mate q Almy orderea repair 70 Phiis
dciphia, and present themselves for trial
Joan Mcdonald seaman att1ched 10 the sauAdroa Of
Antnr Lee N the waters ~ Virginia having been tried
ny naval general martial aud found guilty. OF n
serious ofeuce, sentenced Monday iast 10 ten
years imprisonment tho state Prison. with the oss OF
all pay due and which may be after tho cxpra
Son OF his Imprisonment. The prisoner his way 10
Eo,v York, to be turned 10 Admiral Pauding who
transfer nm TO Sing sing where he TO spend the period
OF his conA acment
Acting Nh ,crs Nate Il. O. Arnold who was tried aud
dismissed frou The navy charged by Admiral s. Leo
with nsubcrdi0at,Nn. IL now making efforts 10 rc-cuor
the naval service,
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OIlllu nary.
ACTING MA

ACTING MASTER HorcHKrss. UNITED STATES NAVY
Acting Master Commanding Hotshkiss Of the gunboai
General Putnam killed Monday last the James river
by gucrias, native OF Derby, Conn. Captain II
before the breaking of the war; for long time IN
command Of tbs Valley CITY employed In ooastng on the
Sound and whom bis vessel purchased by the govern
obtained situation in the naval service 1851 and,
with the title OF acting Master, placed in c3mmand
Of General Putnaa and performed good at the
bombardmcnt Of Roanoke Island Newbeyn aud Elizabeth
City Up " the time o his death he had been very active
IN the discharge of bocksdng duty aud transportation
ioss.
JosKyu SULLIVAN Hermann, Professor ef Mathematics In
the United states Navy, and Of the officers Of tho
National Observatory Washington sinec s Foundation
died at the rea.dence Of hs mother New Hayen Goa.
neciicui, on tho 10th inst. aged forty years.
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p,rsonal In,c,I,r.nre.

Brigader General Rowicy, WIN. n Thomas, Collector a
Philadelphia John Clark, Fsq High sheriff ol Bostn
Maor I0licn q. Mnson paymEter United states Army;
Brigadcr Csuera lcie, late Military Governor u Nor
folk and General Grover 0f the heroes Of Fort Mud.
cor. . we're IN Washington On Friday.
While frigadlor General r. y. Tyler riding down
Fayette street. tatnrre, thursday horse sipped
ami fell down The Generals les caught Under tho
horse and hy knee seriously injured He wag taken 30
hs at Barnum's Hotel, wnrrc ho received medical
attention.
rcolcnes G. r. Bates and s. Cobb, of Michigan H. ~
strong, ~ 81 plui, y G. Avurd, ~ Indiana iicu n .
Talbot of Michigan. g. g. Mcconnell and q. co~sn. d
Tennessee, are stopping al the Metropolitan Hotel.
Mrs Thornycrot has been arroinief w inc Queen In
srnctfcss N tie Art of sculpture 70 the yoara fru
n IL reported that Mr Jatoe Wilde viii succeed ths
late sir g. Curswe Judge q The Divorce Court ,ha
W. Atherstnnc viii na the vacancy On lie benoh thu
ercnief that SIR r. Palmer WHY become Atornag General
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A .HAnxs Conrrs sursxss CouRr oy PKss.
The Supreme Court of Pcnnsylv lvanis, stating
at Pttsburx issued writ of habsas corpus last week
upon the Provost Marshal, TO produce thu body Of
drafted who had been exempted by the examining
board and certificate 70 that effect given nm bat who
had been arrested and prnogncef
az for duty the allegation being In the fst exafi
nation I'm partial hearing tho District Attorney b.
tanned amend tho In order pat plea
against the jurisdiction of the court conening that tho
State courts had jurisdiction quertioss arising
under the Conscripuon law On the subaeluent
hearing that plea sharf0ned and the Argument
confined the point above stated After fnii hearing
Cblsf Justice f0wrie ordered the discharge of the man
hold ng that from al that appeared Wy the return the
board had exhausted their when the c~vheat. ~
exemption grated and that they hnd 20 fnrths con
trot over the prisoner.
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Surgeon j. II. MaA,omber, OF the United
stateS navy.
TO l~HE HERALD.


NV YAK, August II, 1868.
50 frequently IN tho history Of ttss war have noble
men and women exorted themselves VI ad our soldiers,
both in tho hospital and camp that their good deods have
almost ceased to be noticed yet those who Ae bcneed
who receive tho unexpected and skn, feel most
warmly towards their good Samaritan. I would record
IN your paper the Of j. H. Macombsr Surgeon Uni
ted States Navy recently attached to the gunooa seneca.
When the desperate assault Of July Is had been bravsy
made Fort Wagner and the large number or wounded
had been gathered n there scarcity OF surgeoDe In
this emergency Surgeon Macomber, with some oscrs,
whose names regret cannot give, noby volunteered 10
take care OF them II my good fortune, with UNI
Der OF ocers TO DO placed under tho OF Dr Macon
ber, and from the time taken board ths
steamer Mary Benton July 10. till placed tho
steamer Cosmopolitan 10 be brought North, July ~, he
unremittng In his attentions. Day and night he
watched over us, handling tcndcry woman. and
by his pleasant words and cheerful smiIe exciting hope
even In hearts TO bo stled forever. To his own
health no gave not a thought, although his incsssant
labor wearing him out. Ws left him with regret
and desiring TO testify admiration and esteem for
him o surgeon and gentleman. while way North ,
raised with which . handsome watch has been
purchased II Is exhibition at Tiffany Co.'S.
neat letter parchment has been prepared, which,
with the watch, will in few days bo sent to this noble
officer. ONE or THE WOUNDED.
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Police Intelligence.

At the Tombs, before Justice connoy, there has
been pending for considerable time past com
plain, against jose ssgundo Rignal for an aban-
donment neglect provide by the defendant for the
support his wife and child The proceedings have been
adjourned from time To time with view 10 amicabo
settlcment The parties entered into articles Of
paratn and the custody and education OF the child
has boen accorded 20 the mother who tho complain
aa Upon articles OF separation being presented 10 the
Justice aud of the attorneys for the respective
parties he has directed 10 be entered
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From Fortress Monroe.

FoRrRn8 MoSRoa, August q, 1883.
Lst Of deaths In the Chesapeake and Hampton Hos
pitais since our last report
Barnard Butler, Co. n, Nineteenth Wisconsin. died
August IL.
Fletcher Foster, Sixteenth Now York baItcry August
David j. Stiles Sixteenth New York battery. August H.
Philip Metzller, Filth PennsylvaRia cavalry, August II.
Alex. Ginger, One Hundred and Sixty rennsyi.
vania Militia. August 10.
Tue steamer United statos, Captain Beymour arrived
this morning from of Charleston She loft there Sun
day last, and consequently has later than We
have received Tho United States detained tvc
days on Caps Hatteras in q storm.
Ths flag OF truce steamer Ia due from City Point
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MILITARY MOVEMENTS.
Arrival or More Regimcnts-Thc Military
FORCE In New York Increasfng orasiu-

Arrival or More Reg ime nts-Thc Military
Force In New York Increasing oradu-
ally, sc.
The authorities Washington stu continue to hurry on
troops 10 this city and IN case o. an outbreak 70 oppose
abo dran there win be tremendous force 70 oppose H.
Tie Mississippi arrived "a the haroor yesterday
-,orr,,s. having on boari the following troops
seventeenth United states infantry Captain Fletcher.
Eleventh United States Infantry
One Hundred aud tenth OHIO volunteers, Colonel
0re Hundred and twenty second Ohio Volunteers,
O,cuci W n. tall
third Michigan Volunteers, Colonel Fierce
IN. Ncrrmsc also arrived yesterday morning with tho
following troops
.-,,.a Massachusetts, Volunteers, Colonel Corsweli
,nc Hundred and Twenty sixth ohio vccrteers Colonc
Harlan. ,,-,.....n ro,.-., r,.,
Twar,y seventh Indiana voaniccrs. tonncl Giles
Ccsrvc.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

Tho maj steamship ocean Queen, Captain wnson,
will leave this port on Monday fos AspinwaiI
Tho maiis for Ceatrai America and the South racac
will close IN city hslf past ten O'Clock 70
morning
Tho wgrKrr HmaiD.-Eatioa for tbs rac1e--win BE-
published at Lag p4a nine O'Clock Monday ncrsing.
ani viii the latest Intelligence from chsrsason,
south Carolina with details of tho Operations for tho
Reduction q Fort su,er and the csp,orc u Ch1ss,on
the Latest Meas from Meases Army IN Virginia, and q
tho Position of Lees Rebel Forces, imporlant intellt
geoce of the Movements or Generals oseersna and Burn
sdo 10 tho Southwest Account u The CElon Movement
10 North Carolina with important Letter from Da
wilson p showing The condlyon - wbnh the febos haso
pseed the" od North STATE = Tho Latest Nsn from "a
IA 1bellous states Important inlaisence from Europs
Tho latest Epornx rence ard reports u ali ins
resting Or important events n The pct tsa dsya
single copies. in wrappss rssdy for raaiiiag. sR
cents.
For tho HAIR Bsrry'a Trieophsrous.--
re bess and sssapess sftle'e soaJ Dfussssa
wigs. To.pees, uair Dys. Hatr Dyctnu
So MltavA Cnafr. ~ tesai.'ysus he hMf, a. a.
EATCHEL0Rs, ~ Hora street.
W. =. Bstohslor's na,r Dys-The Bss,
IN - wsss. instannasols. hstias. snd fstatis 80
W al afasssts ara tsfunsfs faeisf. y basay ssfast
Hesufifui compiexton.-f.n,rd's Bieon
ofYoeth Lluia gesfltfg tfftsftae so hesa1fliat
ne eomFsrlea ana sfin - bfpAa~sy
Cbristssoro's UaIr Dys. Pre~.rvattss
ans VIA 8efBt shsE tso sad FetA3, No AsspF W@she
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Tan. rrsckfr., ssitownssM. Nrup'tens.
Gnts stefsa ~ Nef9sshTt NDftH MY WONWMIN a
GaiAsn hselsslst fpuF ~ Bfga1sAf
Goaraaa's poaar. subtitle Lproots usir
firm 4ugrY nps ~ fafrks~as 90 Aay pnrt ~ Ne s1af
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~ haNials . II kath 1n tlg Nfoa1stF fNEoFa-1eot a.
T8Y III. Dsl.st ~ JOAN ttstet
dad ussats--Ihe Greatest s.Fss trs
hwusn fxfaify Nop# nlsnT lgFvfs h#s srfA
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THg isvspp coss.-1hs War fevsr,men, has organ.
led up tha ilsse, sovsuty I've c~rann ~ lnvaidx
who .re a. garron Anf other duties that mav a ~
ou!re ,how TOO get cxposntc N Vx hca Tbv are al
rpsn who have rccnived two mngo wosnd.--sone III
them ev ere--aBd nonc them mfa bo NO IA nov
pasS ~ rscous insp~ction fos acilse duty i ~ Cell
Nevertheless they ara already one d tLs so~t val1Ma
cory4 the ssrvce IRON ,hrw exissnce nsasly a..
,ortusnt and ooFrNt habits. The guard ding dnsy
,rosnd The war bcpsrtCseut dsss6As~nt o. lAAs ss
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Supreme Court--Cna % IN bcrs.

Araus ip.--Haridi Hops Henry HoTpi.--Report Of
referees confirmed and dscres OF divorce granted the
wife.
Tnre ne Per< er. rei CcDycs w Johnsoi.--r THIS
csa which ~ hsbess corpus, tie prisoner
remandcd % castyty aud writ dscnarxed.
b. :. ne roye er. re. MShaef ~ 4nnr grrThls wss
motion 70 mt the -efatos 10 bail ne having teun 10
ssa ior assaais and battery with latent 10 XII. No
t,on dccice-
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HYMN or COLUMBIA.
nv HARVEY n. DOpwORry

ny HA8vRY D. DODwORTH
Oh Thou, lisc's great Author, whom nations adore,
be with Us 10 virtue and powor evermore;
oh, guard from evil, corruption and sin
From foes from without or foes from within
Oh. God, be our strength.
Oh, God, be our strength.
To our nations chietaIns give wisdom and strength
Our leaders be liberal N chartys length;
n forced into strife, may we ever have right
TO give 70 valor resistiess might.
Oh, God, be our strength.
Oh. God, be our strength.
From blind zeal Of bgots, OF party or sect
From impious thoughts OF alone being elect,
IRON false priests aud demasog ~ be our shield
May each TO the other his native rights yield
oh, God, be our strength.
oh, God. be our Sc rength
Preserve US from fratricdc, wars horrid strife:
In honor and Justice give peace, give US life;
Nav all the oppressed who by freedom unblest
st,ll search find this home--a haven OF rest.
Oh God, he our strength.
Oh, God bc our strength.
The music OF the piece Is soehn and suitable to tho
words and yet 10 pleasantly attractive. Its concords
and harmones very well arranged and the piece will
perhaps become popular when properly understood IL
differs entirely from the martial air Of "Ha Columbia" /"
or the lively measure Of yankee Doodle" partaking
more OF the solemn beauties OF the Russian hymn &c
Among tho additions 20 the Park Ia fountain, near tho
conservatory pond and monkey constructed after
the style OF the transepts Of the sydenham Crysta
Palace.
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Military.
ruv v,vvrvrS~u v.pn ,yn,~v.

THE kfNETxgETH WARD RE0INEsr.
Tho citixcDa OF tho First election district of tho NiDc
tocnn ward hold meeting Wednesday evening st ths
corner Forty and Third avenue
ting formed themselves into company consisting OF
eighty men, elected the following ofDcerss-
Captain John Egan.
First Lieutenant John d. copghllp
Second Lieutenant Richard Blake
orderly Sergeant John Drsddy.
The company will bs attachs at 10 thc regiment
belonging 10 tho ward, receive arms, &c, immefi.
atelv
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The HAckIey Contract.
suPREME CoUKT--cHAMBERs.
n,fnra Iuasfre pacxham

August GA motion was made tor an attachment
against Samuel Donaldson the assignee OF large part Of
the ackley Contract for alleged violations Of the In
junction granted the I'd day OF Juno last at suit Of
Charles Devlir. Tho motion was made by William "a.
IngersoIj and opposed by Elisha T. Capron and t
granted by Judge Pcckham, retarnabc August 2s.
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Sm-You are hereby notified that you were, on the
day Of ---, 1856, legally drafted In the service
OF tho United States. for tue period or in accord
ance with the provisions the act Of Congress for
rolling calling out the national orces and for other
purposes" approved March 8, 1863 You will according
devious In ------, or be deamcd deserter, and be
subject to the penalty prescribed therefor By the Rules
and Articles OF War.
Transportation will be furnished you presenting this
notification at ------, on tho ----, or at the sta
tion nearest your place Of residence.
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its full force for the protection Of property against Gre
and
Whereas. everv active and exempt fireman regularly
enroed said department ought 70 be protected against
The draft therefore,, ~ Ft' ffT 4N1f
Resolved That COMMITTEES or Ave be appointed TO
aef wtb his Honor Mayor 0pdyke and the Common
.am'. with view Of securing the passage OF an ord
nance In w.ci II shall be provided thai all sucn achve
and exempt nrefcn as shall be drafted or may now be
drafted. shall receive from the Common Council the
designated under law 70 be aa oyer 70 ne gov
such amount in the place of snch fireman as substitute
An amendment was 0nered to the effect that commit
Gil and report On Wednesday which passed and the fol-
lowing were apponted-P. X Everett Hook and Ladder
No. g. Thos. Comon Engine NO ~ = + MOTIFS h0seNo'
Il Robt Gamble Hook and Ladder No TO- and Gilbert j.
Orr, Engine No. AZ
On motion tho following committee Was appointed TO
consult with insurance pauies OF the city and re-
port Wednesdayienry Wilson President Of the Fire
Commissioners; n Mills and Chief Engineer Decker.
Tho meeting soon after adjourned.
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Movsments OF Rebel Prisoners.
BALTIMORE, August q, 1893.
The rebel MAJOR General Trmbis and Bfsadier General
Kimpsr, with three other rebel officers, arrived here
day from the Gettysburg hospitals, and placed In
the hospital In this city All the rebel officers hero
and able to travel win bo sent tomorrow TO Johnsou's
Island.
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arrived at this port last evening with the balance Of the
Vermont brgsde under Colonel 7. A. Grant The greater
tcfton Of this fighting rigade had arrived previously
and ate dong duty In and around the city
An additional nunb Of troops are expected 10 arrive
to-day.
The Consoript Camp at Riker's Island.
The command of the conscrl camp at Riker's Island
has been gveu to Colonel Br, an Of the Eighteenth
Pennsylvania cavalry,
The Thirteenth New York =.
The above regiment Is recruiting rapidly VI sas o"y.
There are now over four hundred IN camp
Island. One hundred and fifty men recently arriv~ :
join the regiment from Albany and Buffalo Coons' ~
A. Howard is In command Of the Thirteenth.
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In the above district the draft will also commence to-
morrow at No 63 Third avenue. The quota the two
districts, the Eleventh and Seventeenth wards, k
.3075.
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Death OF Revenue Omcer.
Bosros, August %. 1859.
Dr. j. W. Stone Collector Of Internal Revenue for tho
Third Massachusetts, district. died last evening
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Prilss o. shed .,a.a In All ksgaiized Lo''s.
NC n. cLHShcN 4 90. 10 WiiiSircei room No 6
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Prizes Cashed la All LeCalized l.otte.
tes Information gves JosEPh bAIbS,
Broser IA " >u street. room No. !, New York
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The Fourth District.

Tomorrow, according to announcement, the draft will
in the Fourth district OF which Captain Erhart
Is Provost Marshal The drawing will take place at No.
al Chambers street. All arrangements, both military
and civic have been made to carry out the draft in
peaceful manner.
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The Dra ft I'm the sixth District.

In tho Sixth district. where the draft has been
peted, tho enrolling officers engaged In filling
the official notifications which be sent TO each
person on next Monday, OF which tho following Is .
copy
PRovosT MARsHAL's OFp1CE,
- District, State of---,S
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Fire at East BOstou.
Bosros, August e. 1893
Tho machine shop OF khken Brothers. In Fast Boston,
was destroyed by dire last night. Loss $40 600.
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The Park Concert Yesterday.

The yesterday afternoon attended BY about
fifteen Thousand persons, although they were not all at
any time concentrated around the Music Temple.
This temple is rapidly approaching completion and
when finished will DO OF the must beautiful edihces
in the country its Moorish style and decoration being
novel and attractive
Tho programme successfully carried through. tho
selections from "Zampan being wcll received Among
the now pieces Dodworth's "Hymn Of Columbia
words and music composed by himself. Tho following
are the Words
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oo.s Asnsueks aud Missouri stat. Lotteries
AZ ,Aksfuckf n1yRA Class ssS-Angust ~ 1859
w. ~ y ~. J. bs 81. !. &C. SO, as, "a, "a, 10
bi bs, ~. 81. t6. 81, a. so I7, Gs IL a 40 I6
Sa'ssa'"ee OF charge. by aidressp, either 70
MURRAY EDDY co.
Soving.on. Ky, or st Loais, Mo-
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omc,aI DR.. wings OF the Library Ay.

clalion C0mpanss Lottsry Of kentuekr
ExrRA CLASS 2i-August ~. 1901 -sr.
8, 66, 20, 81, 2s, 65, IA so. GS. 40. ~. Y
Glass Es-August q, 1854
8. 3s, %. "a, 81, 81, II, so, 10, 20, 60. O.. tG
YsaScs ,ss' III GLsIs e. n.n.se oo,asu Ky
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LVEtotT OF kehIuckf.
ErraA tlAss 5.s-Augus, a. lssa
60, 70, %, "a. AZ, 40. SO, 40, 4 80
CLAss 5s}-AnguGi q. 1853
76, AZ, &C, 80. G1, 6S, IL, Al, 90, 81. &c, ~ 70
JOHN A. MORRIS Co
Wilmington DcasAse
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The Draft In the Eighth District.
NEw. .YoaK, August %, 1853.
Captain B. r. MAEaRE Provost Marshal Eighth District
New York
CArrAN--In accordance with the instructions Of the
Provost Marshal General you will the draft in
your district Tuesday next 25th ns beginning where
the interrupted the morning of July 49, aud
drawing the full quota for each OF the subdistrcs.
follows:-
FIRST sub,distrct l04
second SAB district l,l2!
Iniro sub-dlstrict OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S4i
When the drawing foe a sub-distrct has been com
menced, it must be con tnued without intermisson
posponemen until the whole number called for from that
subdistrct' has been drawn.
You will be careful to let all persons present SEQ that
an tnc names are put into the wheel Tor drawing and
after the driving is show that the remaining
together with those drawn. make all in that sub-ds
trict Very resnectuliy yonr obedient servant
ROBERT NlGENT, Assistant Provost Marshal General.
Irregularities or the Draft.
ANOTHER LUCKY INDIVIDUAL DRAWN TWICE.
young named John G. Crandai residing ~ No.
~ Behune street. IN tae Mint ward Of this city called
at this office eser lay afternoon and complained that no
had been drafted twice during the drawing Of tho prize
present himself he heard his read out twice by
the Provost Marshal and therefore there be
mistake whatever about tho matter.
The Three Hundred Dollars Commute
ti0n Fee.
The following is list OF tho Commissioners OF Internal
Revcnue authorized receive the Communication
foo of $500
Second district (First. Second aud Fourth wards)-
Sheridan Shook, 1870 Broadway.
Fourth district Third Fifth Sixth and Eighth wards)
John Mack So Franklin street
Fifth district (seyenth Tenth, Thirteenth and Four
aeenth wards)--joseph Hoxic. sol Broadway.
Sixth district (Ninth, Fifteenth and sixteenth wards)-
Vim. Orten. ITO West Fourteenth street.
seventh district eleventh and Seventeenth wards)-
II. B. Blake, Bible House.
Eighth district (Eighteenth Twentieth and Twenty
wards)-G. r. Putnam, 1863 Third avenue.
Ninth dstr (rweth Nineteenth and Twenty second
wards)-E Ketcham East Fifty fourth street, Lex