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SORES Ii THEIR c RtG9 3 De BETRAYED ooyp,-
TON OF THE VITAL FLUID,
sCRoFuLA, uLosR bsh s sisfses spors LETTERS
NEREAL DIsEAsEs, 90.
Is e. ssSls ,s! ssEs ..,.
u lie. th9ss then who have either serofnl., sesla
AND HERB JUICES.
ored Patches, as there are many sarmises about
Danish all impurities Of the blood and bring the
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seribed it reaches and eradicaes everv pa tice of
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dy and be healed and do not transmit TO your pos
'h'' Tor T 81 S6 yfu in
AND
will remove every yestige Of impurities from the
system, as well as all the bad effects Of Mercury.
FEMALEsi FEMALEsu
n IL a sRss AND HrFs GTGEs :.
%bites in se.Tinf down. Falling Of the ,wSeme
sent s; express. Price 81 bottle, or bottle;
sAMARITANs CHANcRE WASH.
DESMOND & CO., Box ISL Philadelphia Post
:. Sold by s. CALVERT FORD, corner of 18th and
Pa. avenue; and by HENRY COOK, Alexandria
COLEMAN ROGERS, 173 Baltimore street,
Baltimore. oc7-u
TRIE 8 z MAR.
Protected tv Roya! Lttters Pa.enf a. Essldrd, aad
secured BY the Seals AZ the Ecok Dc Phorn1dc,S ID
Paris, and tAs IMPERIAL College Of MsdtcHs, Eexaa.
TRIKSEMAR Mol
II the %o ensStTa remedy for REtAXATIoH sPAK
TRIEsEMAR Noa,
Completely and entirely eradicstes all traces OF
those disorders for which Copaivs and Cubebs have
generally been though an aRtidote, to the ruin OF
the health of vast portion of the population.
TRIESEMAR No 8.
Is the great and sure remedy of the civilized world
fer all impurities Of the system well secondary
symptoms, obviating the destructive use of Mer-
curry, well as other deleterious ingredients and
which all the SarsapariIa in the world csnnst
remove. TRIESEMAR Nos. /, 2 and are alike
devoid of taste SMELL and of all nau Atps quail
tiles. They are in the form Of q loEenee and nay
lie on the toilet table without their being sus-
pected.
one for 90, and in 81 cases, thus sayias So. -
edministered by Vafpean, LaIlen and Roux, &c,
60. Wholesale and retail BY DIR. r. A. BARROW,
1914, Blocker street, flour doors from MacDoued
street, New York. Immediately ON receipt Of re-
mittance, Dr.. Barrow will forward Triesemar 70 any
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and beautifully illustrated medical work, Human
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DENTISTRY.
DR. slsEsH3E Ep.,,,n ~, ,,,,o. i.
AT HIS OLD STAND.

AR1IFIcIAL fFE2EEIA s1Io B oSs
Wn1orf METAL PLAfE On CLAsYs.
DIR. 9. b. sIaEsMoND,
$40 E,ead.coy, Neg Ye.Ls2eo Ps:esy!sesis ~
Calls the attention Of the pn6Ee TO the following
sovantases OF his improved system:
1. The Testh Of his Manufacture WIN
ne.sr g fsode nor change color ~ any
aelds being three -fourths lighter than any other.
l. No teeth or teots need be sxtrated, - The
arGheial ones can be inserted over them.
The roots win be made inoffensivs, and never
4. No temporary teeth are needed, - permanent
oneAcen be made Immediately. thereby preserving
cid .gsssm Is o. the ss under the
This work has besn fully tested ever I'VE
years By many Of the hrst chemists and physicians
OF this country.
Oh. 3. has Also invented . white undestruetivs
metal 6llisS, with which the most sensitive teeth
can Be nllep without pain, and can build alb per.
through Gfetetime.
The best Of references given-Dr. v. Mott; Dr..
Doremus, Professor Of Chemistry, N. z; Hon,
Judge Wayne, of the Supreme Court Of Washing.
ton, and Thousands of other.
Ca1l and examine for yourself no p-6n
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COUGHS, COLDS, HOARelNEss, 40.
COMPOUND sIRUP Or GUM ARABIC.

This pleasant and popular Cough Remedy -
eee2 30 long known and extensively used that N 81
persons have become familiar with its extraOrdins-
~ c&cscy: II can be Aad ct al the principal drus
C -dSm& e04mr
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II LooDI BLooDu
SORES: THEIR CAUSE A DEPRAvED CONDt-
TON OF THE VITAL FLUID.
which produces
SCROPULA, ULCERS, SORES, SPOTS, LETTERS
SCALES, BOILS, SYPHILIS OR We
NEREAL DISEASES, &C.
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POETS AND sKo8s TO SUIT THl TIMIs.

We are now manufacturing al kinds Of BOOTS
and SHOES, and oonstAntly receiving sup 80
lion, made expressly to order, and win beY
sold At . much lower price than has BEEN
he,etofore eharssd In this sity for much infariof
Persons in want Of BOOTS and SHOES Of lsstern
or City made work, will always 6nd . rood sssort-
mont In store and st the lewest prices Give m
Gall. GRIFFIN BROTHHR
Ap STIR 314 Pennsylvania Avenue
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e. REAT XEMENT
CLOTHING MERCHANTS.
owingto
J. BRUCE co.
selling their stock Of
MEMS md Boys CLOTHING
at less than any other house in Washington. Now
is the time to secure SON. Of the
GREAT BARGAINS
offered by Us. We have on hand the finest selec-
ton of
CASHMERE COATS, PANTS AND VESTS
in the city. Also, latest styles of
MCCLELLAN SACKS,
for citizens and soldiers wear
BOYS CLOTHING
of all descriptions.
All of the above goods will be sold At less than
wholesale prices for the next sixty days, to make
room for Spring Goods which we now manu-.
featuring. J. BRUCE & CO.,
Clothiers, AGA Seventh street.
ja1 Two doors below Smiths
lFl Nssareth Hall, Nsssreth. Northampton
delp hia, By R6rth Penn. Railroad TO Bethlehem,
and from Harrisburg by Lebanon Valley Railroad
to Bethlehem, and thence nine miles per stage.
Board and Tuition $50 per quarter. Drawing,
Music, and Language, per IS to $40 per quarter.
Rev. EDWARD n. REICHE1,
de E-eo2m' Principal.
O00 CASES Onn
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INTERESTING FOR LADIES.

S1CoHD-HAND PIANos.-one very nice Piano
ESQ. Alarge assortment Of new Pianos sty6&6
the lowest factory prices, It the MuGctVxVv
store OF W. g. METZEkOTT
1aN ole Agent OF eteinway Hon
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Onn CASES Onn
CUU MILITARY AND ARMY BOOTS, CUU
On Consignmeat for Sale at Manufacturers Prizes.
JOHN MILLS, AGENT,
MILITARY FASHIONABLE BOOTMAKER
AND DEALER IN FRENCH SHOES.
Also gent for the sale of Military and Army Boots
from four of the largest manufactures in
Weymouth, Massachusetts,.
have constantly on hand large assortment Of
fscturer's prices.
Suffers and Traders would do well to caH and ex-
anime my stock before making their purchases
Don't forget the mum ber-504 Pennsylvania ave.
Jan Ii eoim' JOHN MILLS, Agent.
The New York herald., 1863-07-17
THE CITY YESTERDAY
CONTINUED FROM FIFTH PAGE.

men acting together by and violence, with ntent
ny force and violence 10 bre and the laws ~ the
teeComInonwealth in said city OF Boston, in said corr
OF Suffolk and that military force is necessary
civil authority In suppressing the same. " ~
! command you that you cause = 20 ala INC
der your command, as aio-e VOW, tnefeioie'
ammunition as the To- 30 entire company Ish ~
either attached laid, armed elulpPeurs, r,eors %
rado at ~ =" directs, ana Win Pfopo.' ~ IA,
in.e - the troops, or detailed by yuu, ., ~ -
erfnory o. said company, 10 Sua"uI' @ - ana,
I'D city o. Boston, forthwith, tnen anu ie 49,
uocA orders may be given them accvru ins " % ,h,s
Hereof fail not your cril; ahd haNo sSu 'ie '
With your doings returned s.cie :, p.,,
Witness hand aud tho seal ~ ino Wy = Des'o"i
this 18th day OF July, in tho yoar 1905; No..
r. W. llNt DIN, Jr., Mayor OF the city OF boston
TRANQUILITY RESTORED IN BOSTON.
BosfoS, July l6-l0 80 p N.
Order has been restored here Quieness prevails this
evening The generally have obeyed the Mayor
procamaton ana have kept within doors; and, with the
exception The OF the outbreak OF last lght the
quiet On Snncay. In Dock square, iay
square and Cooper street, several hundreds are
congregated each place but mostly from curiosity and
the solliers who wero quat6Ted and latroling
there No h. stle denQnstratons whatever were made.
Ihe admirable precautions taken by the authorities aud
the mpus ing display military force they have wade
with an ayowed eermiuaton to use u WIN the utmost
rgor have rea-y lueiiet whatever OF the mis-
chovous spirit was lett from last night.
The New York herald., 1863-07-17
Order OF the Governor OF Rhode Island
SPECIAL ORDER5-EO. so.
Sra Ruopu Jsy AyD
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..

BOURNE-KETCnUH.-On Wednesday, July 10, at Har-
lem, N. ", by the Rev Alexander Ihnnix assisted by
the Rev John willard, the Rev. s. BOURNE, Jr. TO SUSAN
daughter OF Edgar Ketchum Esq.
CAREY-KlNNY.-On Sunday, July IL, in Rockaway,
L. l., by the Rev. Father Farrey, Of jamaica, Mr. JOHN
CAREY Miss MARY KENNY only daughter Of the late John
Kenny both OF this city No cards.
DucK-WEIlEs-onT Thursday, July l6, at the residence
q the bride, by the Kew pr Diler FRANCIS j. DECK to
HHKN NJ. WEILKs all OF brooklyn. No cards.
GILLRPK-JoHNsroN.- Wednesday, July ], by the
Rev. ID. Buck, WILLIAM GILLESPIE, Of Brooklyn, TO Miss
ANNA JOHNSTON Of this city
MMLsR-pAIMER--At Hoboken, on Wednesday, July
15 by the Rev. William H. Bahbt, Mr.. +. r. MILLER, OF
Morrstown, NJ j., Miss PHEK PALMER, daughter Of
William A. Palmer Esq. No cards
AETcAnE-Roor-ln Brooklyn, on Thursday, July l6,
to EIIzAHRrn T. Roor, daughter Of the late William
s. Root. No cards.
TAoRN-HARNAS.-On Thursday, July 10, by the Rev
A. n. Osborn EBENEzER THORN 10 Mrs. ANN HARMAN, all OF
this city. No cards.
The New York herald., 1863-07-17
OUTBREAK IN TROY

The Times Olice Gutted and Destroyed
The CoIored Church Visited, bat Saved
by u Catholic Priest-Thc Jail Forced
Open and the Prisoners Set Frce-The
Arsenal and Provost Marshaps Office
Strongly Guardcd-The Coiorcd People
Warned Away, &C., sc.
Troy, N. Y, July l5-l0:30 p. NJ
This morning some three four hundred men, said to
bo workmen the Rensselaer, Iron Foundry and Albany
Nail Works, marched through the streets Of the city,
procailning that the draft should not take place.
They stopped in front OF the Times oalce which they
stoned and guted, destroying all the property within
The addressed the Rev. Father Havemans,
and obey the laws
The crowd then broke away and visited the colored
church and threatened 10 destroy II.
Again Father Havemans addressed the excited crowd,
and implored them desst and through his efforts the
church saved
The crowd next went TO the JAIL and, forcing it open,
released all the prisoners confined there.
The steamer Francis Skiddy, having colored walters
board warned away from the dock and quietly slip.
ped down to Albany.
Tho arsenal and Provost Marshals Office are strongly
guarded.
Affairs at Albany.
ALBANY, July l6-1o:30 PAN.
The day for New York has moved out from her
dock, owing rumors that she would be set on FIRE.
The city is perfectly quiet tonight, and there not
she slightest indications Of disturbance.
The Reported Outbreak mt Newark.
NEWARK, N. j., July 10, 1858
The report Of fires In this city last night Is unouDded
II probably from illumination from chimney Of
1he Zinc works.
No Riot NJ Philadclphia, &c.
PHILADELPHIA, July 10, 1858.
There word Of truth in the report which has
reached New York, that there is riot in thss city.
IN the Common Council, bill presented similar to
thai passed by the councils Of New York. appropriatng
900 pay exemption for certain OF drafted
It's reference opposed by the Union members,
saying that though the councils had appropriated
$4,000 900 to put down the rebellion, they had never
voted money to help the rebellion to succeed On tho
guestion Of reference, no quorum voted.-Adourned.
The New York herald., 1863-07-17
Arrival Of General Kilpasrtck.
LOUD CALL FOR CAVALRY VOLUNTEERS uSps
THIS GALLANT OFFICER.

General Fitzpatrick arrived In town last evening and
has cGcrcd his services TO General WOOL at tho 81 Ncho
las. Any cavalry officers soldiers who may be ia
town, who were iormerv connected with bic division
The New York herald., 1863-07-17
Troops Coming from Washington.
ION Avenue Ferry House Not
THE DRAFT ELSEWHERE.
Pr0cl ma tion OF tn Governor of Com
nectfcut.
CALL FOR A HOME GUARD.

Procl ina tion OF tn Governor OF Com
nectfcut.
CALL FOR HOME GUARD.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT, !
0fFICE OF COMMANDERS IN CHIEF,
HARTFORD, July IA, 1868.
For the purpose or aiding civil officers tho execu
tion Of the laws OF this State and OF the United States
hereby invite the services OF patriotic citizens, mum
bers sufficient to organize two batalions OF in
fantry which will be organized, armed aud equipped for
three months State SERVICE unless sooner dichaged in
accordance with orders, which will be Immediately is
sued. WM. A. BUCKINGHAM, Commander in Chief
Proclamation OF the Governor or New
jersey.
Acts Of violence do not individual rights, nor
remedy real or fancied wrongs The law furnishes
remedy for every grievance and to tho law every good
citizen will appeal for redress.
Mobs often originate without prcconcert, in the acci
dental gathering OF crowd In this time Of excitement
cussons discourage large assemblies OF the people, to
counsel moderatoD and to every effort TO preserve
the peace.
Given under my hand and prvy seal at Trenton, this
18th day OF July, 1868. JOEL PARKER.
Order OF the Governor Of Rhode Island.
SPECIAL oRDERs-EO. so.
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND, nc. J..
AnJCTANr GENERALS OFFICE
PROVIDENCE, July II, 1868
General c. T. Robbins is directed at detail eight
hundred the second brigade special
He will also direct Generals Arnold aud Tourellot to de-
tail from their several brgades such force may be
project the property OF the State prevent
any disturbance Of the public peace.
The Quartemaster General Will answer all necessary
requstions for arms, ammunition equpmcnts and quar-
ters.
Captain Crandall, Assistant Commissary General will
provide for thousand until forther orders
BY order of the COMMANDER-IECH CHIEF.
EDWARD @. MAURAN, Adjutant General.
The New York herald., 1863-07-17

report at the ST. Nicholas HOTEL where they
Wal be assigned 10 duty.
II s not Intended by this to depend entirely upon the
old soldiers, but any law abiding citizens OF New York
who may wish 70 aid In putting down the rising will be
gladly welcomed, and will have the advantage Of being
led by OF mst dashing generals Those possess
ing horses are very mucn needed.
Young men accustomed TO the saddle, and owning
horses (and those who have will be suppled),
requested to report themselves for cavalry service TO
suppress the raging in the city, at Madison
square during to-day, when they will be furnished with
arms and assigned to duty.
Troops Coming from Washington.
wAsmsGTos, July 10, 1868.
Other regiments left the city tonight for New York.
The soldiers they going home suppress riot and
enforce the draft
The Hamilton Avenue Ferry House Not
burned.
The intelligence which appeared In yesterday mornings
paper that the Hamilton avenue ferryhouse burned
on Wednesday night Is an The beautiful structure
still stands.
The New York herald., 1863-07-17
READ E. d. Z. n. suUTHwoRTns LETTER.
PRosrEcr rAGy D
GvORgTrOwx. ID. o.. Aprl lss 4


y
Messrs HosrfrrfR a Suirf, PfitsburR. Ia
GksrtrxKN--About 10 years attention
called TO your celebrated Stomach Bttsrs being tho
time per martyr dyspepsia In all ts terrible forms,
indeed had not known tor six uninterrupted
nights sleep Icommeneed the use Of your bers taxing
thCn according except
redu ed TO one half aud olnd mysif mcch very much
benefited by tho first bottle the second relieved entirely
have since taken cose IN the morning, nedi-
aely rsny finding II 10 act asa tonic and appetizer OF
able charnoter There the
effect Of your hit, which II may b. well
with tho hcainche dose OF your bscIs rec me n-
and truth would not returned the stat ~ health
which YOUR bers found me, and from whf they havo
ably relieved all the le world
am with great respect your obcdlsnt servant
The New York herald., 1863-07-17
READ SAMUEL ByERs' LETTER
Nav OoNvALt scesr CAsr

Messrs HcsrrrTrR A sxtrn
Dv n. s,xsr-Wil ,oa the favor 10 forward BY ex
rrcss one half Hosetters Stomach Biers with bill
tor mitch will you receipt OF un.
able to procure your me ne here ami had qaantty
oouia b. readily. IN known prra.
ration in usc diseases having origin
stomach used and spld hundreds pfeuaratons
but your Bers supefiro anything of the klnd
cognixant with. Indeed no soldier should be whoui H.
should robust aud healthy not only
Restorative bat Prrvenlie FOR asos so
dicr subject have been afflicted Will, chronic ndi
restion medicine has afforded the relf yours
has: and you viii lose send az the Bttcrs
SAMUEL BYERs, Hosp,.
The New York herald., 1863-07-17
Reinforce Wanted IN the second
Avenue.

At one O'Clock A. ". messenger arrived pos, haste
from Col Mott stating that he required reinforcemcns
and bringing the following report
GENERAL have the honor to report that one Of Col
Davies command has been captured the corner Of
Twentieth street and second avenue by the insurgents
Tho officer send with this will give you Information N
regard 20 body OF men concealed IN houses neay nv
command, with arms, ammunition and barrels OF stones
have NOT sufficient force 10 leave my command 10 atack
them. IHADbkls T.. MOTT,
Colonel U.sA., Commanding Fourteenth ". Y. Cavalry
General Brown at once despatched two companies TO
Lis assissancc.
The New York herald., 1863-07-17
Miscellaneous.

Coltruos-The Br steamship China for Iiyerpoo, bsn
passing Sandy Hook in collision with brig Ken
lucky from carlenas bound in and sunk her SIZE had
cargo Of sugar which win toal loss Tho crew wcre
a saved The cargo consisted q sTQ hhis sugar eopxued
~ ghcphcrd CANDY, OF this eity
The New York herald., 1863-07-17
FROM A LADY.

Dn HosrKrrrR.
sirf have long deayed writing 10 my sincere thanks
for the good have done daughter trniy
that nothing but the Kind hand Providence aud your
BITTERS have saved her early grave For thfc,
years have been docong her with syups and all kinds OF
htters that have been revmmended 70 me Tor er besides
having rst physcians bat all seemed 70 DO her
good while searching tile almanacs ami al Tho
Iapcrs could get hold o. In hopes OF hnding
Thing that would her Accidentily Nern
part Of newspaper around sone goods that bought a. 40
Sra In looking IL ~ gauce hht yOnr BIT
TFRs was us what she needed. sent the newt day Ia
Bason $40 got bottle OF your BlIIERs, she com.
men and such change In with
her arpetite ana the that vctnals and
that rninr IN the stomach. In life there
was In her She taken three bottles and able
work Al the time. think there snh'ne deran sonent of
viii cure her entirely. We aud others thought she nal ais
e.s. ~ the heart but that beaiiug uuttrrnr that
would almost stop her from breathing s .s gone
Yours with respect. Mrs. AMANDA MtPHKIksoHs
The New York herald., 1863-07-17
NCNCLusIYE PRnaFa

Worthless and peincou articles often poIstsrsd up
II n 'At % %
SSs & os.s o.s ss e,. h
GkS iSE 3RrfdLk seaosdsa y he sn,
e rSss .ss
raers ss Tn ros 70 THE THE
can bo VERIFIED Ar AsY MOMENT By .4aIss.ing tho
I Sr % No; H se M %n%sr
" ass 4, s s VI s ss ss Il 8 ss a
ysf s s"ssf' sh ss
correctness oi The larticnia s. -
ti
srAND4KD TONIC ,hr ,usiou. the WESTERN HRMl.
sn,poSes, .psa.s % .s.eassr r..s.s
s'' %ss % y
trough The mails Son these nne late Interest
Who have Fl or s.
and therefore seems aos, an act Of duty to put them on
r immense Increase in the sales Of HosrErrERs BIT.
Sas Sois
IS 81 spnoas e" .s n
ecninna sprngng mp but their e soon ai
om ne ohe % az. doss sSs, rsrrms pro-
Il. s nsrodac,on. sn" not or day bit for ali ns
mer re- p Of srs ;ns 81 ot s no
may have received 'front.' uosrsh OF trumpcts with which
ns &C.
ls Of q
hus that HosTETIIsRs I'd their un
parsIecd popularity. The Press. indeed has made tho
e na rsa '' @ e EDaH a. s.sssi S
length breadth Of the land and the main
IRA ELLER, the yoYA0ER, the MINER and the PiO.
NEER.
Duriag the months q pure, wholesome tonie In
incoro ated the properties OF ant-bous
1S IN %a Is srSxae& s e Ea pS Pre-
snrcst preventive Of dyspepsia, b
s a'a and nervous dsb ever placed within tile reach
Against the depressing tendency heat and
is Potent safeguard, and persons OF
H., be constitution health Its enov atlng
effects most extraofdif AIRY.
READ E. d. Z. n. suUrHwoRTns LETTER
PRosrEcr COTTAGE
GEORGETOWN, ID. O., Aprll = 1873.
MEssRs HosTrrrt r a sanu
GrSrtlMES-It gives pleasure 10 add nv testimonials
Sc, era years OF reside banks hern r.ver
clio appi to literary WORK had ioroughy
exhausted my nervous ana underhnfa health
that had martyr 10 dyspc sia aud
acts short Intervals and defyns M
rsmcdh the MatcrIa Acta, had come the consu-
snis NO ~ acata when friend recommended
etiets Fitefs. procured tottie as
buttle convince that
Lass Inc ri Int combination of remedies. The relief 10
afforded m been cte j. " years sincs
m 81 tried Toscers Bitter, and Is bat
standard family cordial with and a stlmuans
hcer than an, thing else but We II In all
nervous bilious aud d tic cates from fever down
IL what have raid Will lead dyspep-
tic or nervous invalid a remedy shall
some good. remain. senilencn respectfully tonrr.
The New York herald., 1863-07-17

The Latest from tho Twenty.Arst Ward.
THE SEVENTH REGIMENT ENGAGED WITH THE pEopLg.
During the night detachment from the seventh con
sstng OF two companies, under the respective
OF Capt Clark and Lieut. Murray, marched through the
Second avenue from fourteonth street up 20 Twenty.
eighth street On tho route tho people fired on tho sol.
des from windows housctops doors alley ways Tho
soldiers returned the Gre. None OF Seventh were
injured one of It's members had ball cut tho back
part ot bis uniform The firing was Of struggling cha
racter The citizens were concealed In the course Of
the maroh-takng both sides-perhaps some three
hundred shots were fred II thought that many Of the
citizens were wounded. Two known to be killed aud
three to bo injured
There Is organized mob the streets but Few
persons are Second Military patrols are con.
stantly moving about Tho citizen police very numer
ous aud active the Third avenue. Alarms are con
stanty occurring, but nothing OF really nature
has transpired Tor the last hour two.
The New York herald., 1863-07-17
-.-..-..l.,.l77Il..l'l,,l.....'-
HIL.LIARnS.

DROPGIEToRs OF PUBLIC BILLIARD ROOMS ARE
requested to attend adjourned meeting. Room a.
As,or iouse FRIDAY afternoon July H. at three O'Clock
TO take no the course 70 be pursued in regard
ten dollars n billiard table, sought
be collected by IN. commission OF internal
the Interest Of all bsrd focm keepers attend
THOMAS REEVES, Chairman pro TEN.
CurIs. O'CoNSoR Secretary pro tom.
The New York herald., 1863-07-17

HosrETTER's STOMACH BTTrERs
IfOSTErTERS STOMACH BITTERR,
BOaTETTER'S STOMACH nITTkKF.
HOSrET1ERS STOMACH BITTERS.
HOsTBrTER STOMACH B1TTERs.
prepared and sid by ro.u sa,ru
r,sburg. Pa.
soia ~ druggists All family rWcers throughout tho
world
sRw YORK OFFICE. is BROADWAY.
The New York herald., 1863-07-17

The Reported Outbreak mt Newark.
NEWARK, n. j., July 10, 1858
The report Of fires In this city last night Is unfouDded
u probably from illumination from chimney Of
1he zinc works.
The New York herald., 1863-07-17

DoURBoN wHISkEY.-PuRE KENTUCKY BOURBON
ID Whiskev--snae lots very old and fne-or sale low
prices by GEO y. DOUGLASS. 10 Beaver street.
fyIDER BRANDY-sUPERioR NEW JERSEY AND
" Connecticut Cider Brandy for sale by
GEO Il. DOUGLASS, 10 Beaver street
The New York herald., 1863-07-17
MIsCELLANEoUs.

A SECRET WORTH KNoWING.-GO TO THOMAS
II A0NEW'S, zoo Greenwich street c0rlcr OF Murray
and the low prices he is selling Teas. Mires Coe
-Four and ssions at and eyeryAng else used in ever
The New York herald., 1863-07-17

VxyANTBD-Two CARPENTERS CAPABLE OF WORK
w ing wood or iron. and two good miwrghts cara
ble Of t5othng morce bevil wheels; good wages will he
raid Inqnire Of Mr. Davis 81 Montgomery ST Jersey Gtv
q, = REWARD. STOLEN OR sTRAYgD on wEDxEs.
Ill DAY niaht i5h us., from pastunge al Ninety sev
enh nd iet} ctrhth streets rcd Muy Anv per.
s0n returning o. the owner bum ln,h strr.t
between Secod and IbFd avenues viii receive the above
reward