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paDstsc9-, IIls.. 81 ORA hLszSAL,
~OvsEsoKs fi.sD. - =, is3.

fENVI F|-tI - y 'T7N-' VII To p 'TNtU IL
1 -. - uAti' .cy. : :. u, .ei "a renovk
0 81 80 s .sIis ~ iu-.n % .,ss d .an,ry
Acselr ,al o. 4tor.e m pufais Which have beeiuan
vice. aL o. b. 30. dip u ofceE thoroughly
n..skan "a lJ.-k nsl - &c u ' rircned pres sed
acaD.t nj al-. .rts sup red such Tin bo1-s. Picks
bf.sfs . ds. so. huge p, ra4s.ns looks &C. Also
.u.t.rp Hts set h 4.r pet 10y SUI Lying the parts
uth iault-o huars esp Pouches Bells, &C.
l4.r.. plf-fo ue. 'o .s 10. Tanned L.si.c. sd con
f1Trrsr J.. rafc 81, Gee lbs 4, ,n Fosi. 1hs
. Al io o. Isl if "a III usual boxes used for
new ~ors ltice DIV Lsss VII ~ determined oy the
lAd .lsa-d.
b. WI. se t-s price per ~, or porting in oder e
pre ,rts, q thr ptT pant ior I-s IN ofner each
fbe ilcoulr.rt. toy, Gun SLING
'', A.. l1. tAt ,fsge p rt l9r lcw Hois 20 COM
fe..rat f-f such t4ifrlgs Gun Sings kc.
t.,sc who uuslu. rii VIII do The worn
tie, .acls TLs~- sricrs n 4 ho icye.ed Of this
TIC 81 Bon sess Ll aeIs lr,t 0o sets Ac.
monthly. TLf t lo ,ec, s'y Bid deemed Oh
oi..o ys' tEV.o sAoi.d Be endowed Pro
ar Rep .rs Al,at .r..als Nc and addressed q
~ Col X. A. ~ Az A4ulll, Osan nee Department; Bod
W. e.. New trA 10y.
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N4vr pssAe1aaAr, vKe,u or P.,ovlsross !

AND LOTnsyG Oct. 81, lSoa
tNEAlED PROPOSALS VII bo received al
- a. r-a4 a. oc ock y q. the lCth Novenbed
rroaii.r g.. l.OoO barrel. NAVY EhEF and 1000 bareh
Navy FORM TIC t.ri PORK AMI barrels conform 20 the
Navy aad.sh the cAcr, on " iron hoops the
l-vrre4 tie itop 81 .ri eiE'a day after benz
et u tie Of proposal aHi there uA1Ieo sht
usi a. IN. pecti1n OF .he AID.
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Aiiiitarp Notices.

CouSrY suBsTrTrrY RyLrzp CoNxrrrEy,
Foo.s 10. ,3J broal"3y.
Efuul Sorr, Ia (ou-f Notice Is AanDy gwen
10 ga perso. tir.nrf ,ei Nis men, and 'nar.n.s,
c.aius re i.r Ao provisions Of tie County su5,iiHtS
snd Rchef "a il.r. iop.od oy Doaid d -gre,ors,
AMI ~ owed b, IT, Nycr Aug g. ~ 3 tina the business 0!
tbs oce vii o. srsly cio.ed tie at 81 October, INSTANT
AID 40 relief vii u siaut1d AMER INA, d1tr:
OFOHGt OpDNkE, Isyor
MATHEW a. bRESNaN Comptroller
FilJhh =. PURD5, ssp@vsoL
Onl-DS BLUNT Supervisor.
WILLIAM 81. AVID supervisor.
WILLIAM H. srEWA ART, slprri.cr,
CoRbYLrus Copsoy io, Committee.
6soRGK :. m sPsov J
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CITY GUyri,NvINT.
Hoard Of Aldermen.

O,gciALI sfuEp s,asios- indy, % n i-A
Present WI Ian W..a. REQ. Pr ii-ai, Aisfiaa -,
Nrffy Ne Reed. th'gl - ... fyrss Jr-'fah. .iaf9s
Otii~-ii s,sey ard Lon
H. fr.iu4g 4 lie minute no s % rsc ff Pelaei
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Oc, NIL BIZ Fioaf NJ nh,. Nfhiy. =
iu.i Ma, % be,a Os,s 90 besn rsfey 30 Fsrs
GA C.te pif issvsors lt 49, isfi j. pa A'-rf
! a. Yts L.'ifi. 80. psD feiIo.oen.
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Dcf

H"'A''' FHIDA- Oct 80 1913
ASHES we In very hight .rrly snd The ma 80 !, urn
"a, both kdf: aaes OF o. DD. 81 1sd 20 ~ 100 To ado
: Z, Tor lrars. -. -, T.. -.
S-1fepe Ia. been moderate inqniI. sirc~
a., a.. aud In MAX closes to-day very dhl iid hes'y
mos lrc owtr sni Ircgosr We quote nonaahy al ~
IoffEf 80 sscs Of eiy de.crp, reported today
lr.,.. remain ebort the saiae - lat CURED .1o,
,DPPEP-ReGe5 lingo, Is IN fair request sales OF S"SD
d a. 81 5ftc Tor Lake Superior and st1'fc i'' b"no''
CiFVjt az ouc aslss Of 20 tuns Soda ish a. &c
2, tuus Cau.c 300. 7Ac few small lo's '4CIb"nTe
Sod. at IL and 100 TN, 81 soda on private erila go
FI0jJt Nj HFff-Thc n.aiAct Tor Ncsl'ih ana ott'o
Flou, h a.ry sotye md under hight arrivals enc sfedd'
s,ocL he w erld,s 49, s. higher end the nieoiu gsds
lnc % Dbl fAIui.y brands 1cl'ce, In AFRO hrin nih
Iyb,r Al tbe cioe The sales 49, ~ bts, Of 20 W0n
- srolne state; a. 2ya ~ 10 for Lara doi 80 f'n
80 IS Tor Tracy do 81 5dS7 a. for to low g -hes o.
N.si,yu Fsfra 81 ~ - for nov ono, -. -
I,sa "a , Trade ani Family Brands and ~ 900 D.
O. - Toni, F1tra tnIsdsn Flour T. active and 10
A. hh bahrr; sales OF 50 bhs 81 20 1Dd % a. of t'
~ rr,de OF Fs "a and ct 14t6 ~ for trade anf iNi
,,ys. soythen Flour 10 in good demand end ioc bbl
nrher ssIes of 100 bbs at IJ1c3 10 Tor common 70
80 sun rius Country and BALTIMORE ana 90 -" ~
81, r,de and fsIny brnis. Rye Flour rm nd IN is re-
st .s.. Of $50 Dbl. at - ia % 20 ihs or or e1ta
,n Nca Is IN rood demand aud with only m.sgTsnppy
e,in, the usrsst hIIHeri slos o D" DDS bfs"'5"he
10 arrive 1t rs ". ~ ,.,,,,,. 6,, ,ra
FiSIDry Cod are very active end the inarhct nin hn
hiv bigler than ever known before elss Of oV9q o.
lecsnoE .. Geo,,.. and O. ~ 90 sor Bank Msck.rl
.rs unusually scive. aud pees arc hshef 'e
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IlasbiNrp.

Dull OUT THE PLuGS.-Those having
i Ia Use " EsIsS lMPGO,ED WE'LL PUMPS
toned open The holes e. against freezing The
best Pumps in use AMI ,af- against Frost. sod by
J. u. WEST 4 Co.. No. l1S Broadway.
CTEAM- ENG me WANTED-A secondhand
Engine about horse power Any person having one Ia
dispose OF can ind pn.cht.r by applying to kOBERE
al kMAN 1t Ross NJ rhais tle,ory est ?9hst, cor.
iltL w
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professional Notices.

CHARLES :. SPENCER, Attorney aud
~ Law. fivctoT and Advoca In u 4 Cous
No 30 Broadway. New.ioTk Rcsilence-No. 40 Lonioa
Terrace. West 2Jdst. tbetween th and 10Th avs)
WILLIAM w. SANGER, NJ. ID. Qate Resi-.
w dent Physician Baekwers !sland) Office No. u Gin
ton place sthst New'fok City. Office hours; from ~ v
q III. aud itsm 30 p. 10.
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ilclinious Notices.

a very Interesting Revival ia in prorres, At the
". H";h0d Mission Room, corner sfh-s' an III ~, the
Rev : 4. nAnFR, Ps.ior. Preaching TO MORROW, a.
~, ri o. ~ ad Love feast st3 p Also psaclis each
Evening through he week Tie public cordially invited
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rowwngsrsI mATTEHs.


~. :. ~ Ecst.le4 ~ Hudson River NR....i12
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The New York herald., 1863-08-22
IMPORTANT FROM KANSAS.
The Town Of Lawrence Pillaged and
Burned by GuerilIaS.
PROBABLE CAPTURE or SENATOR LANE.
Troops Sent in Pursuit Of the
W aae9 a Marauders,

LsAyrNwoTru. August n 1863.
About six O'Clock last oveping tho rebel guerilla chief
QlanFel, with force OF eight hundred strong crossed
the Missouri river Into Kansas the OF Gard
ner, sixty mites below here ard Immediately started for
Lawrence, arriving before that TORN four O'Clock Ibis
morning Qrantrcll posted guard n-osnd the town, 20
that the cilizens could escape and with tho remain
der Of his men, commenced piilagng stores, shooting
citizcns and firing house,.
gentleman who managed to escare and secrctc him
self in cornncld town reports that he swan
the at eight o'clock reaching tho bls this
side had plain view or the town which was then a
shce; of namos.a From what he no thinks the loss
had reached two million dollars BY this time psr.
haps much more, the rebels seemed determined TO
destroy everything that would burn. arai
We learn that any resistance was made MS the
citizens taken by surprise, alarm beig tho
cracking Of the flames and yes OF tho rebel iucen-
diaries .e xk
James Lane in the city, aud Il Is feared that ho
has fallen into tic hands OF rebels as cscspc
their lines almost impossible. ase Wf
large number Of Union troops have pur-
suit o. tho gueras but with what success II not yet
known.
Mayor Anthony, OF this city. has issued proclamation
stating that tho people OF Leavcnwonih need not apprc
hcnd any trouble but requesting every able bodied cit
zcn TO provide himself with tho best arms he can and
hold himself In readiness TO aid friends any part
tho State at moments notice He the 50 moral
commanding this district, who, hc says, with Ave
thousand troops under his command. las allowed fcw
hundred greriIlas to get Atty miles into tie Interior,
burn city and destroy two millions worth Of property
and he inlmatcs that the ctzers must depend them.
selvcs for the dcfcrcc OF the city and State.
The New York herald., 1863-08-22
Recapture OF the Rebels who Escaped
9.a from Fort Warren.

tat e PORTLAND, Me- Args ST II iS35
The revenue cutter J. c. Dobbn arrived ut -four
O'Clock this morning with the yacht and escaped prison
ers from Fort Warren. There but two Of the re
bos, and neither OF them OF the TacoDys crew.
Lieutenant Alexander commander OF the ram iinga
The prisoners state that oiy escaped from tho FORT
The other proves TO be james hirston second
lieutenant IN the rebel service from tho Atlanta.
alias Finga. captured Savannah The soners state
that they escaped by crawling over the ramparts OF
Fort Warren while the seniries were on duty
They swan, with the assistance OF target, three
quarters OF mile, 70 the opposite island, where they
seized little fishing yacht Lieutenant Reed attempted
escape with them, but was detected In his effort do
by The sentry stumbling upon him while he
crawling down after the alarm had boea givca. They
landed only Mt Hampton beach, and captured at
eleven O'Clock yestcr eastward Of Boz island. The
prisoners made resistance hcy say they would hnye
escaped b. putting to f they had supplied
with food or clothing ~, saaa.
Captain Webster. OF the cutter Bobbp boarded every
vessel he met, un.i hc captured the prisoners. They hsd
some $500 or $500 rebel money, with some green,
backs. They are now secure in the jail here. Their
boat was miserable one and totally unit FOR their
templated trip. r-sr.+tsE Er sMNH tsf
The yacht Sparkle with Deputy Collector Bird and
volunteer crew, has not yet returned. She was armed
with a swivel gun ard snuskcts from the Tacony.
The New York herald., 1863-08-22

duty and interest attack France and snsiasd &C
As Us seen. what the HERALD proposes v no small mst
ter nor s the future which propheses In IFS columns
lor the United states OF but little britancy We believe
that the New York journal has forgotten important
thing aud ai Is lie putting of noto the foot OF the
article stating that It had dSne more than relate
vision or its oyefhealed ilnag nat ion.
The New York herald., 1863-08-22
Tvs FROM MEXICO AND CUBA
Tho Doubtful Position of Generals
Comonfort and DobladO.
frfm ewMn9 Ut }ENh&
Ntw >~e~~~~-<-~~~o~~~~~~~~~~~ aa
Seizure Of 10000 Old British Muskets
at Matamoros by the French.
FESTIVITIES In MEXICO CITY.
>oN>~@>~~>1<>>~~>-~~c~~o
The New York Herald md the
Havana Press,
&C., DC. 30.
FESTIVITIES IN MEXICO CITY.

Z Tho brig Emma, Captain Morse, arrived at this port
yesterday from Havara whence she sailed the llih
Inst We are indebted to Captain NJ FOR the prompt
delivery Of our dispatches. h#
The New York herald., 1863-08-22
Arrival OF shs Damascus.

Lsvvsyoos--ssesr rsAsp Asia . Bcssou-commodore pes
phtl1 ~ Ssm~s f-sss, Iss- L.ess .sd ssrgsss ss We
yf4'W Nrs Nayysi lxr " BE s7 H,sssrl0ss: ., /:
:.rsy nr c1.ps.a. a 900 -. y:sss:,.
wm Reviu m weils cushrau MIR yri,rsr D srfiran
cAt<1s AaBS& MslBHveaM, Nr aud nfs Arfk1n, ts~s
No. Appsssms; NJ lise Mr. bostsr cApt ~ 4
80. " .,ng s.ssnsash r.ss,. g s.ss
kssfss Nsnl~y, M Wts-or Mr. Gnvdr~r HAL Mr. csrs
ttns. WlARns nsrsI. Icc, Nu Enceshsm, Jos - Q
6grs r nOets, n Kent, Miss \ Arshtoed. ~ 0sshfA
tnh. " ward Cas- Lyo1s = r.serry Cap, nsRsna
N Aniey. Mr woods orsh aud Mr. smssh. yfHrY
Bsryvoy hoAp..sss.wskip News~rn-con > HAnt
haad. rSN L~nt y Wasren, Uak, Dr q enerina VrA
Vi Post. usN, " Patterson. usS -
srsscn.r-ragk Bcnssacsrcm-caps Samuel wsssisr. .
Carlisle, MAS
u,v.s.--Brss Enma-saealas Mery. jana. acsurr
Mare Teapey, q Ahier Jesus furnicsy aanL LAS
OgDaca Jusa NavaTFo J1an 1cmex. A And cfxA.sSs
rCM0eu.
The New York herald., 1863-08-22
IMPORTANT FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

Successful Cavalry Raid Inao North
carOlinn-Arrivai or Refugees Nom
N RIcbmond-Jen. Davis Under Gus raj TO
Prevent His Running Away, &c.
FORTRESS MONROE, August 20, 1863
The nrg OF truce steamer New York Captain Chisholm,
left last evening FOR City Poui with thrce hundred rebel
prisoners from Chester Pa 10 charge OF Major Milford
Acting Erigader General u. r. 0nderdonk With the
First New York Monned Raes two companies OF the
Eleventh Pennsylvania cavalry. has just returned
Portsmouth. Va, from long raid into North Carolina
They passed through Edonton and opened ccmmanica.
tions with Captain Roberts, In command Of South Mills
Thence they proceeded TO Pasquotatk and Ioriford
While about half why between the two places they were
attacked by eucrias nnd IN the skirmsh lost two
They killed thirty gucrias drove several into the Dismal
swamp, who were drowned captured ninety horses, some
CATTLE &c. The raid was very successfn
Two refugees arrived In Norfolk to-day from Rchmcnd
who were born in Canada Thcy report that the rebcI
govcnment 10 terribly frightened about Charleston and
say tikcn all Ia lost guard Is kept about the
sidcnce Of Jc Days night and day % prevent him
running away from Richmond. Thero very few
troors in about Richmond, and only ono brigade ba-
tween fnero and Petersburg
The New York herald., 1863-08-22
MIsCEILAn EOLs.


n isss.
D.soSSass Il ss = x ga5s Passfsf.ls ;ss EAR
rAasAL .is DkA,SEss.
nnLusivnly Asp scrcs.rrllr rrsAup ~
I. No. 10 unn,gn pises, rew y~t-
sl~asiy atsnd ~ .ursrns irom Ar.sa9n.
asgasl. 80 Y.ose..s ne a..s iro.n s-.ns .sa
ssa saa sos @sss sa@s wis ~. raa
sgp o. dang rsmsss 81 Toe irsn.aess sns nH-
p,siosss. In ,hs hea1 sad al ai.asrs~sse ~.
.ss ~ ~ s 80 J, ,se,e esss "a
III sa.sss .ssA bern ssifern..s. eoss ". sri.l
s.sss .s:sI g,sss. y: sa.s:s ~" 4 I.sss. =.
r-rsJ ara yieis ~ sisadJ sass'isa y as
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montks ssndssa ana The ouer % msatA be.h oos
s.,.sss s ssi s,ssi sssSssss .aa .s.:. sssa
w. sIsmlasd ass. ana ssssa ma ,s~oi for he
,.s .sss.s: z. .s:s,s 4, s..:. s. :. 4: a.. s:
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- sI !.ss.l,s ss ss1 s.ss - s.s ssss ,-. sAs ~
ps Hr,ss ysn, ls., s.srs 's@ sssA tsss ,asy S.y
his -sr,ie s yss 80 ssd a--s..s s-sy ~.
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si's An ,sry r.~rsisnJ ana r,.,,sy 20, ....s, -
iss, rsss.iy s~s;-.yss ,a.A y :. ,. s.ss. = sSr'
e. =. ~ ~ ,.s.ess. 40 cvsa p.- s-- ss.,. .. 4
nsasivay. R~ssv... sars from ~ sss'sss. Consul
IL = a-rrvnrogRsrors Al. coer uovkr
orrsi Bsssar. cooper iasssass
-.
The New York herald., 1863-08-22
Ths, Hew York Herald CrIsseisetl. 4
Translated from shc Disrio De II Marina OF Havana,
= vnxf 7 mr. the <xw Yo1x ugpttpI

III
Tho Nxu Yoax HERALD distinguished among ils col
leagues By ss flaming articles publishes evcry tins
nn % .s sASs rcs.oa h msy
&ave received. WIN the federal arms suffered
rcvsrscs At ireae6'cksbars. th.ncc clorsyiilc. ac,
Europe, ana Cause 10 be iorso,tss IN tbs msn-
.nsr. The unp'sssAst hard knocks received BY the
.fsdcral ko1ps lhA tnmalt which, during io.r days
spresc terror New York. rnd ncsc,e I'd Z, extend s
sonsAyusDes. 70 .!hcr States proa"csd Drot'"na IN
ab:e 40 nfportunty v bsins Onward snppoeed
-sdsacss On the part q ifsoce sna rnxlnsd :
tween tho puised tascs and ,uppc the great battis
-Sseed Il tie IvsssD Thh sebect vs. without doubt, the
ssss s oss e = ss Ss: u sua
per knoxs how 10 touch ". 80. ~ t8esE
ssx shs ssasy u N arScs sss Ils,Is incorporate N
which axurs csssin hsswtcal venisSceoecs which the
n snS % vs'sy = ' s,s Snds NE
Tuiure Of The Kcpublc In itibs New York pspsr pro
s . e Is ss ss RIM r . ss. w . sd
ss elaa.. dlI.va. 4 ,s. ss mat s:ysfs D.s..S.sP.
"a. % soaS y tssss.s :Il... ..Liis,y. s.sa arms .
crime fhe Emyror Tho french hs sddsd ihai u hay
ing rrrr5sciy urs.d ctn.v soseran mrs % uoste wh
.ss cd nssS nSrs 'ssssh y csss. sss HnA,
,a6drccs 10 Justify dcc,arAssu ~ wsv s1ss ~ sotss
s,%sd !, rs~s sr,cud % N 1s, ssss nss ,s ssis ,se Y
,,ot bc less . a. tha s,uh Ar'r rescs Esp - nar'
AnofedsfAtcS-ao event eosS Moe< so<o nap IN
rhe cuuledcfacy has bern snnsfnhy csscrA ~ fngxnf
sad vranee w6bch prum sd hssArsd tsu,u 70 rsoenz
her pssippaisty ard have not rls They have thu
sorc ci fSnins the resor-ecscf The orh n men money
L. and Tor tls amost complete anulAaiion the Gon
ee.sfAtas SHOULD ayenge thcnsclvcs, and hey viii uet
sn,ns aicsy with the North 10 cstisine such pcrsdy
The Hyrslp say. all this and something more And 4
sr t,des now dcerc u Know how The artce quote
sr terminates, w rsgsrd \, tnst utrvs wncnSs pro
m.sd tns rcpsbiic have difnculty In sa's'y nj
sbeIr wishes 1hesc The terms IA winch the HgssL
r,yasse. nssit = ..t -
,tje.c g6i0ss an extract from The porer q the dat
.~A,,loraf. snmcrenx--"lu q word, then, II Is o.
The New York herald., 1863-08-22
MISCELLANEOUS.
T.--Ise-x.

sT-IsD-x .
Persons Of scientary Lab soabled with weakness as.
suae, paplalon Of tie hspr. lack Of appetite as.rs,s
after eating torpid liver, constipation &C. deserve sae
u they viii 40. Try the celsAr.ei
rLAhrATloS RITrsRs
which recommended h. tic highest mea cal sgllo.
ntes snd warranted % produce Immediate beneficial
ense TDey caeeedias, ascesbc perfectly pure. AMI
mu'i .urer-edo all other whcrra bcsry gcae slim
ulaai required
They purify sren.iAen saa nrispr,,c
They crra'r healthy arpctt,
They antidote 10 elanss d water anl de-
They overcome erer,s OF aesip,ron and late ho4r.
They strengthen The sys'cm ana oalivsn lle piai
Tley pseyep, mlssmaua ana n,,rrmisleu, fcvsfa
They purify the breath aud aelils or the aloa.a.at
They cure Dysrcrps aua Constipation
They Diarrara Cholera .na cholera Morpui.
They ecre Liver Con plain aaa Nervous ueaiaeh.
They make the weak srpag iac ansai 5rila,, AMI ar
exhausted great They conn posed 81
the celebrated casa,a bark wn,errccn sassafras root,
snd herbs all preserved 10 psfsc,y pure "a coir rum.
For PARTICULARS see crculsr sesoni,s arooai each
bottle
Beware Of imposters Examine every bottle, See ,aa.t
has d. s. Barnes signature private Unitef
stamp the cork with plantation and sg
nature fine steel plate engraving sds laba. Sc,
that bottle Is not reaicd nth spurious and decl@vors
stua We defy my person match the taste character
Of goods Auy pr rtending 20 sell Plantation nit
by the gallon bulk imposter We sell only
log cabin bottle Any tcrson ln tang eis bo,,le or
I
selling other material therein. whether ce Plantation
Bters not IL criminal under the United States aw AMI
r4
will be prosecuted by We already have eye
parties rcans bottles &c who viii succeed In Get
ing themselves close qaies The demand for brakes
Plantation Bi,iers om clrgymen. merchants &c
perfectly incredible The Simpc trial OF bottle Il the evil
dence present OF their worth and superiority They
sold by all respectable drugg~s crooers physean hotol
saioons. steamboats, aud country sorc.
r " DRAKE co,
a94 M 2o2 BrosdNsy. n r.
T CHURCH AT HOME. WHITING CARDS. FRENCH
" M. IA ntaNts
The New York herald., 1863-08-22
A4 city Politics. ast
ELECTION OF DELEGATES TO THE REPUBLICAN, =
#N~MttM CONVENTION Al SYRACUSE.
city PoIitIcs.

ELECTION OF DELEGATES TO THE REPUBLICAN STATE
mN%nKtM CONVENTION SYRACUSE.
The politicians OF tho city orencd the bali for the
fab cauparn by issuing their ca's for the election OF
delegates to the State which to asscmb
shortly for the purpose Of putng in nomination their
Siac tickets. 30
Last night tho republican associations or tho vafioas
wards lying north of Fourhtecnth street rrnsry
elections ard selected delegates 20 the Union State e
pnbIcan) Convcriion Which Is 10 meet IN Syracuse on
ths I'd proxino. Things apcar not a. be working quite
tremendously with the nizgerbcads this year
as formerly. There arc now "tvo ltchfnonfs
In ths 1cld.' each claiming TO be tho orei-
nal article and intending 30 admission 20
the State Convention. Tho arcgilars" confronted
wfh nnvef faction, styling themscves the "Pecpes
Tnin Ccntra Committee. VII, have issued cali which
u signed BY snch od sagers james y Abrsm Wake
and Isaac sherman Tho followers Of the .Peorss
Union Central Committee win hold their primaries
Monday evening A only set of dele ates be
admitted ~ the convention there is pretty prospect ~
al semblo 10 deliberate.
The New York herald., 1863-08-22
BILLIARDS. ttaa
CHALLENGE TO THE rnEscH PROFESSIONAL, MONS.
1sIDOuI.

The recent ntsstisg match aAtbe yrssch game
Of billiards between the American champion, Dudley
Kavsnash, and the accompaishsd New orissns profess
,ianai Mons. isdoss cayraud, and whhh, Aitsr the
closest contested game ever vspssssd 10 shis cay,
terminated 10 the victory Kavanash, hes created
tense excitement in billiard Circles.
We authorized 70 state that the well known
pIShsd New York sfnstsus. Mr. Hssk Msdgs, can be
matched against issdore Tor 500 el50 ssds
rcnch carrom game ny points u the former receive
We points that number, misses nos 70 count Or tho
NJ natrh can be made a. thses games similar
coDdtn. Tor 500 $3.50 each Damc. this chaIssogo
!. acceped tAs match BE- q oses arranged Msssrs
phefap Colerccr's manufzcfory, % Crosby street,
where the cnslleuger's money 70 dsrcttsd-
Secretary Seward and Party Rssurning.
IruAcA N. r., August 81, isss.
Secretary seward and The Foreign Maisssss arrived
p.rs, VIA cayuga Lake. st O'Clock today, and sn
going south, a. fourP. N
The New York herald., 1863-08-22
Severe Hurricane mt 13ostOn.
DAMAGE 10 THE SHIP HOUSES AT EAST BosTON,

QuIte soverc hurricane accompanied by bail, rain.
thunder and lightning passed. over tho city about Elk
O'Clock Yesterday evening" doing considerable damage IN
East Boston. Two large sheis in Mr. Mckay ship yard,
which had just been completed were blown down.
Tho keel had been laid and most OF the iron frames
up in one shed tor the ironclad M'nor scqmado.
Tho latter were blown down and them fen the
new stes in shop crushing in the roof and destroying
some nty feet o. tho building Another she'd belonging
to the Atlantic Iron Work. also crushed by the force
Of the wind. The total loss will probably reach sI2 900
The workmca in the above paccs had just left OF work
when the hurricane came up. Tho wind bev with such
force as 10 tear up large and knock down number
OF chmneys. &c, &c. a.tm+n
The New York herald., 1863-08-22

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The New York herald., 1863-08-22

Personal Tn ciii ig~nrc.
l. Tavis. q Milwaukee. John :. Blachford, Of pos-
ton CaCtsn James NJ HINT of Virginia Ira Aurdock
Massachusetts, ard William Rieh, u Baltimore, stop
ping at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Colonel James n. Mexican. tho organizer and comman-
der ~ the seventy seventh New York Volunteers having
lost his health the o the country has ~ his
rcquesi been hopornbly discharged. Hc delivered
his farewell address 70 his command from saratoga
Springs On the 10th ulf.
Washington Irving. Paymaster United States Navy
Lieutenant ~ Preston. Fortress Monroe, and General
Tench Ii'ghmsn. II Maryland, were M Barnums Hotel
Rzltimore, on the Goth ~
MAJOR General Rousseau, Colonel sasderson. r. s. San.
drrson and MAJOR Arnold are at tho Astor House.
Mcsers Fenry ropc. of Dorchester Massachusetts, and
Albert Read, a. Boston Massachusetts. tho only
Ameriesns registered Al the American Agency Gibra
tar during tho mouth OF July.
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