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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-12-23

No DRAFT IN January 1t is stated, on
what appears to be good authority, that
even if the required quota Of volunteers
is not raised by the fifth of January, the
authorizes in Washington will delay the
draft month or two longer The pro-
vost marshal, it is true is making prepa-
rations for another draft, aud by January
9th he will be ready to commence. The
action of Congress may have some iullu-
ence, however, on its workings, as it is
contemplated 10 strike out the $500 ex-
emption clause.-N. !. Times.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-12-23

A "TRlCK AND AN OUTRAGE
Judge Drummond, Of tho United
States Circuit Court, at Chicago, a
Republican, in the matter of an appli-
cation Of q minor for q writ of hdbcaS
corpus, to procure q discharge from
military service, characterized the law
Of Congress and the Presidents Proc
Iamation as a "trick and an outrage,
which not only destroyed tho liberty
Of the subject, but prohibited tho
right of parent to the custody of the
child"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-12-23

ABOLITION BLAspuEMER-Mr Ward
Beechcr, in his speech in Philadelphia,
before tho Abolitionists, said that God
was getting to be in earnest in his
providences, with regard to this war.
We infer from this that Bccrhor
meant to say that God has hitherto
been fooIing with this nation, and that
he is now waking up to His duty and
His work with becoming seriousness.
Profanity like this is shocking to even
the most irreIigious mind, and yet it
was applauded by church-going peo-
pic. Oh, times. oh, manncrs!-
Sunday .WercpTV
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-12-23
A DMINlsTR AItlRs, Nn1lcE-- e..

A DMINiSTRtIORS' NOIICE.-Notice
"A is hereby given, that Letters OF Administra,
ton m tho Estate Of PETER SNsAL, late o.
Decatur township, Clcariiell county, deceased.
having been gfautcd to the undersigned, all
persons indebted to said estate arc requested to
make Immediate payment, ani those having
claims against the sane will present than duly
authenticated for settlement.
MARY SMAEM
CYkENUS HOWE, N""r'
Deo. , IsG3-6L
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-12-23

y SEVERE ASSAULT AND THEIR CoL6Rs
TASEN.-lt is not often that we hear of
a more chivalrous assault, and with such
dyeing success, and so few killed, as has
been made on Howe & Stevens Fam
lily Dye colors, and that too by
ladies' wholly unacoustomed to any
thing of the kind. Every lady in the
country should continue to assault until
these colors are found ia every house.
Sold by all druggists throughout The coun-
try.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-12-23
ID Boots, ShOeS!i
a. Boots! shoosI 4

DANIEL CONNELLY bsgs leav. :. 70 .II .,ISI
~ his friends, and the citizens o. V'ss'; .Ss N;
and vicinity generally, that he has 1aAVa u et,h
lately occupied by George NeWson, W ,l5sp
Row, whore be intends to be ready ava, Ia ts
wait upon those who may favor hin ''
custom. vslt tr
lie will guarantee his work TO bs - suIps
suted as can be made elsewhere, snJ ', ~ I'd
reasonable prices. He is bound 70 WV y,b,is
opinion Of all who walk in shos-lsaln,, a,, tI,L
male or femAle--rnd al be ask. ,ss-f
usarf.la tsg ~"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-15

+, SITUATION wANTED--BY REsPECrABLE
yUlng otan. a. sood plain cook. washer snd funcf,
T. 10 40 WUra o asNNi fNmhys good city reference
ven can II scen a saerin o.. bstscca broom
~ sncy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-15

REsrgCg &HLE YurNG GIRL WANTS A sIrUA.
/ non 81 Go ciamDer arE 49, sewing o. ane wasaiug
irunut Thoroughly uui@rs a. her nsuess he ciy
errucs tom her pace Gu rs sea iar 80 d.y-
Nest Asil =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-15

A sITt ALTON wANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE
'h young sri chamberinaid and to do plain sewing
Call this day at 23 East I'D
|stI ert
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-10

BEAUTIFUL LARGE BUILDING
~ LOTS FOR SALE-One OF three acres. and two of
one acre each The three Lot is finely located hav
ing streets three sides and is splendid site for
handsome mansion All three elevated qround
commanding unequaed prospect, and afford an unu-
sua chance to persons wishing to build good sized
Lot Also several of different sizes In varous
parts of the city which will be sold favorable terms
au3l ds2w ID. s. MESSENGER
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-10
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA-

OCHUSETTS.-Wo ss.-Probate Court-To
the heirs ataw creditors, and all other persons in
terested in the Estate of SIDNEY SMITH late of
Worcester, in said county, deceased, intestate:
You cited to appear Court of Probate hol
den at Worcester the first Tuesday of October next to
show why license should be granted James r
Pierce upon his petition to sell part of the rea estate
of said deceased mentioned in said petition for the pur
pose ofpaying debts and charges administration And
the Court orders service of this citation by publishing
the same in the WorceserDay Spy, newspaper print"
court. -" ~
:, Witness, HENRY CHAPLIN, ESQUIRE, Judge of said
IoaTt this twenty-ffth day Of August, in the year
elghttecn hunded and sixty three
au2S Il
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-10
DYES-FAST COLORs.

new apd pared for Family Use, and embracing all the
iJ I, anu iashlonabe colors 40 brilliant shades
Medin Of pGoLoRs-Ashes of RIOS Black Dark Brown
BIne Iidbt III, Light Brown, Cinnamon Brown Dark
Le"on I Mase 1n5k R nTaS Faw Light Green Green
let Light Slate Dark Slate Ijgbt S Saph, scar
the new Is siPtet Light Wine Dark Wine. YeIlowani
es oil every color on silk WOOL can he seen at tb
s ~ u up in neat packages with FIJI dirnciins
81 npioh street Boston. Sold bv b. SGoTF
u; a "a SPoKk' and by Druggists eenersllv ana
1898 deOptf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-10

HORSE SHOEING.-The subscriber,
AA having purchased the stock and fixtures OF THoM
II. RICE at No. Al Exchange street, and having Sc
cured the services Of ISAAC W00DCoCK, is prepared
to continue the business of Horse Shooting. He uses
none the material and hopes by prompt EN-
ton the business, merit liberal share OF the pub
lie patronage . ~ , .
Of I'm H r.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-10
Tile s.rMsA RINa rEED KOLLs
MEsTIzO EURRTNG PICKER

or Picking, busting Burning and Cleaning Mestzo and
other Wools 1t neither shortens the stable nor Injuries
the hurl OF the wool nor does it unrave the bus ne
wool IS combed Open and carefully snd thoroughly sep
arated from the whole burs, without waste the wool
or injury to its hbres, and free from fine fbrous
boards OF burs Hence tine meStiso WOOL, cch couldn't
made sascegb!e Of erte4sipe ase Card and bur
waste are also thoroughly cleaned. Wool and Waste
busters, with or without blowers attached, also
furnished.
All orders will meet with prompt attention Circulars
with explanations and references furnished address
ing CALVIN L. GODDARD E co.
MS ulaWNm No. Unwilling Now
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-10
GRAND RUSH AT PARKER'S GAL.

W LERY, for those cheap Ambrotvpes We can
make better picture for 10 cents than be made else
where 25 Four good Ambrotypes with cases
for cents apiece All sizes and STYLES of Ambrotypes
Letertvpes. Cases frames &c. third cheaper than
can be had elsewhere Union Pictures of four different
sizes warranted to suit or pay. cheap and good
Copying done for rs cents If want good pcture
call at PARkER'S Cheap Gallery.
No. 3Ol Main street,
au24 dom Only one flight Of stairs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-10

II BAL ESTATE AT AUCTION
AZ By license Of Court, will be sold at Public Auc-
ton, on MONDAY, Sept 2Sth, 1863, the Real Es ate
owned by the late NJ Brock, consisting of Land and
shop OF School and Union streets together with
House and Land In of New Court House Sale to
commence at IL O'Clock. Also vt time, the Per-
sonal Property used in the manufacture carriages
consisting of Lumber, Machinery, Tools, &c. Terms
made known at time of sale
o B BRECK, Administrator.
Worcester, Sept. s. 1863. d3sTu IS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-10
THE undersigned having bought out all

n tt1IEtOIt
n the interest of II. d. WELLINGTON. at the Old
stand of Wellington Hosmer will tinue to
iacture Carriages. Wagons Seighs together with
the Sh0eing of Horses and Oxen, and do all kinds of
Jobbng and Repairing usually done at Blacksmith
Shop lie hopes by attention to business and the wants
of customers good work and fair prices, to merit
of patronage $. II. H0SMER.
Clinton, Sent, /, 1853. dbtS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-10

The undersigned having purchased Of L. r HUDSON
his interest in the Lincoln House Bread store and Ea
ing House, would inform the citizens of Worcester and
vicinity that he is prepared to furnish them with all
kinds of Bread, Fruit Confectionery &c; also with
meals cooked to order, at all hours of the cay and
ming JAMES M CHILDS.
81 dkwlWN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-10

HIGHLAND MILITARY SCHOOL,
Ia Worcester, Mass Es ablished A. d. 1885. the
Fail Term Will commence on the third ednesday OF
september Boys from twelve to eighteen years of age
suits military ne or the various kinds uf business.
four graduates of Harvard, Yale and Amherst colleges
who are Tor excellent scholarship and for
experience and skill in teaching At the head of the
Military department. graduate the e. S. Military
Academy West roint and late officer of high stand
Ing in the regular army Every appliance at hand for
infantry and Artillery drill and military science NAV be
pursued to extent desired by the more advanced
pills school rooms, dormitories and hospital are wasm-
ed throughout by steam For circulars giving tu in
formation of the school, apply to
au25 dM&S's n wtsenl6
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-10

MRS. GILLIARD, AZ Front Street,
AVA Ladies' Wigs, and all kinds of Hair Work. al the
most reasonable prices,
Dressing Hair. df Tvs
The New York herald., 1863-07-17
RAILROADS.

HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD.-rRAIHs vos AL
IL hany, Troy, the NORTH and West leave Cham bsrs
Al and 10 4. =; and slh and io0 r and on Sun
days AZ b r. M from Thirtteth street Tickets may bo
procured At any of the Offices OF wEsrcofTs ExPRbss,
In New YORK and Brooklyn and bAggAse checked at tho
house ali points the road an6t 10 Baratoga Springs
NEW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
Trans vii leave Twenty sIIth street depot fcr Albany
1880 A. NJ, stopping NJ Wismsbridge White Plains Bed
ford Crcqn Falls and stations north 70 Albany connecting
points north and west Per Crciou FAils s:lsA NJ For
white fjaina s:is 10 A ~. 1 lg and n n, and el3
p n from Whita depot For WiiIamsbrdge gh lc
A. n $50 Iio, s. SIS M Croton Fails white Plains
and Wlliamsbridge trains stop At ali sations
Pisins p NJ stopping whit. Plains and stations north
70 Dover Re.urnse leave Albany 9io NJ arrival Of
Northern AND Western trains. ssppns Al station. rom
wnam.briage; Dover rlsns ss A. NJ, s.cypssg = sn
white Plains 10, 0A NJ. tisP r ~ WlIliamse serides
So A. N. Croton fAs white Plans and wniiamsnr,dg-
aims NJ all stations sunday knins Al haL
fare For Croton Fss, si5A NJ. stopping At az stations
except yorkvie; for Wiiamsbridge 9b VI ~ - ~ ~
SOP NJ stopping al al stations for wh,s Plains an
stopping ~ al stations. Returning eave Whl~
A. WiliaTsbrtse 60 10 rs a. n. ia@ siv ics a. s,a
r. White Plains and willlsmsbridre trains SOY 49,
stations grcion Fal. r NJ, stopping At al stations no'"
o. anu IoHy BURcHILL. svpsrinsnSsni
The New York herald., 1863-07-17

lyrIcE OF STREET COMMISSIONER, aa BROAD

OFFICE OF STREET COMMISSIONERS, z0 bhoAD
70 C 1,rmset@SrProposss ncosed in sealed envelope
sn, ns Psa sasa day. Jaly is 1885 at y o'clock A
in Fifty eighth stree< between Third and Lexingssn
regulating and grading set curb and gutter and flag
FM.third street between Broadway ana seventh ayenue
For aing and grading Ninety fourth street. ootwcen
Fourth AM Fifth avenues
between Third and Fourth
s Ess rs aS asd ad as
For seting and gutter and nag One Hundred and
setting and and nag Fift'eih street. be-
tween Lexington and Fourth avenues ,
resetng curb Fiftyfourth street. between Third and
north side Fortieh street. be-
iweea Lexington and Fourth avenues 49,, ,.voon a..
Hunarc Twenty second and One Hundred and Twenty
For alling sunken between One Hundred and TWEEN
syeghn and One Hundred and Twenty streets and
fencing lots Sixth avenue from Fiftieh 70
street; Also Fteth street. from Fnth avenue TO
For new hose carriage for Hose Company No 49,
For building ut the foot OF Thirtyeghth street, North
For building pier the foot OF One seve.
arsdsins sp between piers and g North North river
For dredging slip between piers 80 and 81 Eas! river
For building steam ire engine and tender for Company
For building steam are engine tender for Company
For building steam fire engine and tender for Company
FOR building steam fire engine and tender for Company
building nre engine and tender for Company
For building hook and ladder truck for Company No l.
For building hook and ladder truck for Company No. Is
For building new hose carriage for Company No. II.
curb a % Fifty
ninth and Eighty second streets.
Blank forms proposals together the specifications
And agreements. can be obtained at this onlce
CHARLES CHAR e. coRSEE
The New York herald., 1863-07-17
EoR THE WOUNDED.


has ns rhs ss tie
ons wagon ss sspps and
siaeni Of the Comm pr Xgnew Dr. Donsl..
ana he Dr. n Of se
and rain attend the mosens MS q the army from
ss pom, L Major Hsrr. q
f"s M in n ana H.
A. Sa. s the q
Nun the army % y & ssSs
o supplies n
Ganes spe. n,,s are ade 70 rreyen. delay
he sa
p% ss
Of the Y have BEEN By the snsmy
sssa s 10 the 70 a Mrsn O.
visited collections Of soaaasd The asd Of aet.ysba
hours before supplies Them from other quarters
& .' 81 a.
been sent 70 the Sumn n a o. General Banks N Loaaans
Rssee ans, AZ u %cHsn, the Cammi..ion !: is:ans
sssooo6S day WORK character and magnitude
By ns Ds
contribution fiom al who appreciate s bsnsdcence 70
2! policy nj.
fs 81 Ss Ss
Of sS Con By @ SSnsseGa % Of n. x
ss by sSsoe ose ss'd sna ANA yoss
tons and by e.tabIsnins convection q the folly
sr lives " this week. % % e. sss M
hold hand when there special public exctte-
ment by which the Commission had ready Freder
Baltimore Washington. and NJ PhilAdel
pha. New ork and Boston. Those no wish cordially
cooperate with The Commission VIII now 70 work
were Just entering upon long and with thought
Of Its ending. momentary cnth.sasm not desired. but
the Commss Its agency 70 all who wish 10 steadi
k contribute 10 the relief OF the sick and wounded and
the comfort OF the by such and methods
erence leads 10 adopt unt the rebels conquered and
the uneer disanded which last, under crcum
stances possibly occur Tor long time 70 Let
those who have begun work systematically for the
begin Let those who have been working steadily
become steadfast and orderly In their work
All individual contributions shoald, when practicable DO
made 10 local societies. II is unnecessary TO what
pecaiy necdcdcommon VIII ind what Is useful In
the the sick and wounded any
dna , class OF articles cannot
So ees should cndeavor much possible 10 make
gular shipments TO tAedepos which alone goods bo
assorted arranged and shipped accordance with tho
demand Of the army at different points.
The number OF these depots cannot he increased, and
goods be received otherwise than through them with
mission, thout dimnuton their value For In
stance those who have lately their goods 10 Washng
ton without orders In force the Com
mission hold them idle 10 rcassor and replck and
them northwad. when, quite possibly they
sist OF goods especially cal for a this moment Boston
or New York Louisville for Transmission to Fort Royal
Port Hudson or Vcksburg-
Letters and contributions may be sent 70 either OF the or
fees Of the Commission which fixed At the following
points with simple reference 10 the greatest convenience
and economy Of doing the common work k-Boston New
York. PhilndephA Pttshurg Buffalo, Cleveland Cucin
natl. Columbus, Chicago, Louisville.
GEORGE 7. STRONG. Treasurer.
% Wall street and As Broadway, New York.
Rev. II. w. BELLOWS, President
The New York herald., 1863-07-17
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C,

DIANoNDs OLD GOLD AND siLvER-BY GOING
10 LOUIS ANRICH, 723 Broadway. under the New
York Hotel YOU viii 10 per than
other race in his city for Diamonds old Gold and silver
without being compelled 20 take other goods exchange
F rays 81 cty tankable money Camels Hair Shawls all
knd oi Lecos and furs fought Il the highest price. A.
b4yAdway
The New York herald., 1863-07-17
CLOTHING.

CLOTHINGs
GREAT BATTLE FOUGuT-riIE VICTORY Is
"A ganed-Lades aud gentlemen u has been victorious
In being pronounced by great many that B MlNrl 81
for cast oil Clothing Carpets Jewery Ac and stu means
o do II will favor him with
call Blades and sentemen you Know well that
those tremendous prices that offered by dealers
perfect humbug; but the best and do s
address then Will know Will
satisfaction Do not forget the old well known dealer
eenih street LADIES' attended by Mrs. Nintx.
AT THF CALIFORNIA AND NEW ORLEANS AGENCY
a Store you will receive the following prices fr east OF
Wearing Apparesik Dresses ~ 20 40 Goats sU to s2
Pants 81 to &s Also, Carpets Furniture, jsweiry ne
adde's and rests 10 call OF address ~ RosEN
BERG ~ Seventh avenue Ladies attendedt 10 by Mrs o
sebberg
A GREAT DEMAND TOR CLOTHING LADIES AND
n gentlemen having any cast o Clothing Furniture, Car
nets Jewelry will receive the highest prices nv calling
on or addressing Harris tb Third avenue between Thtr
y-eehth Thirty ninth streets Ladies attended By Mrs.
Harris
4 REMOvAL-MRs. EzEKIELs TAKES TINS NE.
N thod Of informing her customers In this city and su
Gnrbs she has removed from her Old stand In seventh
syen,e 10 her private residence 3 Sirh avenue where
~. si eoutiniie pay the value ladies'
cents, Wearing Apparel Diamonds Came's
far shawls Ac nots :, post pane,as attended to by
,r,ss RowERY II RosESTHAL HAVING A GREAT
desire purchase large quantity OF cast on Wearing
addressing him ladies' and gentlemen can obtain the utmos,
article Ladies' attended 10 by Mrs Kosenina
Please aud try 53 Bowsry opposite Great Jones
street
CAsuBERG PAYS THE HIGHEST PRICE FOR
LIZ Cast on Clothing OF ladies' and gentlemen Parties
waited ou At their dwellings by addressing u CashhcrR No
~ l"ai1h street. Vne hundred iee' wes VI bfoAdNaI,
The New York herald., 1863-07-17
ASTROLOGY. A

BONA FIDE AsTROLOGIST-wHOM EVERY ONE
a can depend on, is Madame WILSON. She tells the
0oect OF your visit as and the
your whole brings success out OF the most perous
dertaking N. B.-Magic charms-Madame Wilson Is the
ars. who introduced them this vyy Ten thousand
dollars reward to who prove she Ia
the bakery.
The New York herald., 1863-07-17
CORPORATION NOTICES.

IN CRY IssPK, roR's DEPARTMENT, July l6 49,
Whereas the Common Council has passed resolution,
which has become law increasing the pay OF aoorers en
ployed by the Corporation the OF one doar ana
seventy per that and from te cate
said resolution the aborers empo ed Ia the Cy hspec
TOR z nj viii rec i've the named amount
r. l. A. BOOLE City Inspector
nFFICE OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF
the Central PARK 81 Nassau street, July II, lsoaIo
masons and stonecutter-sead proposals will be received
At 18th lnst fof Furnishing The nate1s
for and enclosing wall OF the Centai
Fifth avenue between Seventy second and
l0jth and 10th streets on Ein and
between Seventy-third and Seventy nlnth 80
on street. between Fifth and Eighth az ,ha
Plans and specifications and INFORMATION .ep"s S
same furnished the Office above ~ So,,,,.
PROPOSALS should be the boIu ~.
on the Centra Park endorssi PROPOSALS Tor
or all proposals. Asp omIs roil,r H. ~ the Pars
The New York herald., 1863-07-17

cPIRITUA UALIsM-CoLCHE HAS REMOVED TO
y his old residence 726 broadway, opposite New Yor.
future affairs. Also DR.. MoULroNBEkoE ER, magnetic
physician
The New York herald., 1863-07-17
@ wall street and as Broadway, New YORK
Rev. n. w. BELLOWS, President


L1ATHER MATTHEW u b. T. A. b. soCIETY-rHE
members Of the above society arc hereby notified 70
assemble their hall 3i Broome street. In full regAa and
sanasy July M pay sad tribute Of respect
's'e'''a 0'0''e' GEORGE sTsfhKSsoN. President
EDwARD MuLvAsv Recording Secretary.
RIO THE POLISH IsRAELrrEs IN NEW YORK.
You cordially invited attend meeting which -
20 be held on Sunday, July ~ A7k O'Clock, r. y. at
Cooper Institute ~ perfect Organization for the
Of betheren In Poland BY order Of The Pro-
''''"- ob b. DRAcHMANN. Secretary pro lam.
MATRlMONIAL.
4 YOUNG OrFIcHR OF PRRPossEssING APPEAR-
ance aged wishes 70 form the scqnaintAnce of
6santifu ana ed1catsd with view % ma.rmony all
strictiy confidential Address for two
apta,n D. Browney Of Captain ID. X Jonea Fourth
New York Artillery, Port Ethan Allen. Va
YOUNG OFFrcER IN THE UNITED STATES
"A Navy having few opportunities Of cuva ating female
acguaniancc desires 70 opsn with young
- masrisnony responding pcase do In good faith,
enciosing carte dc visite Addr.ss Knssn BENJAMIN A.
Martin, Uiitsd States Navy, Old Point Comfort, Va
A YOUNG LADY OF REFINEMENT, AGED ~,
"A wishes 70 open correspondence with bachelor
Wfdower, not f0rty.hve, with q matrimony.
Address (encosins vgne,ie agreeable Fannie O. Lowe,
a GENTLEMAN BIT BIRTH AnD EDUCArrON IS
n years Of possessing income Of twenty thousand
possessing beauty and sge Of
Is IS In view OF immediate marriage Address Lvngs
ton ". Armstrong. Chicopee Mass. enclosing carte do
visite, without which no notice will be taken.
The New York herald., 1863-07-17
A YOuru. 10 OR " WARS or AGE. Is wANTrp

nr Continent Bgtu none except those of the above
ago ard rerfe tly need answer Adiress for
ihtce days Fiela.as, Usrad gGlea
The New York herald., 1863-07-17

DAwNBRoKERs' TrcKETs wANTRD-AT iie HESTER
II street, door east of the Howery will lag the
test price Tor tickets 81 Diamonds Watches Ieweiry Guns,
klks Dry uoodA Clolins. lot al nvsrcnals wAnlsd
The New York herald., 1863-07-17

AIDES, NO OIMPOsITION.-MADAME BLANCH, THE
II great European Clairvoyant and Asroost has arrived
She born with natural gift She tells your very
speedy tells the OF the person yoQ will
absent friend in reality Ladies' % cents Gentleman
The New York herald., 1863-07-17
uELP wANTED-,IAI.Es.

GENTS IN TOWNS AND SOLDIERS IN CAMP OR
discharged making easily xl5 per day selling our
great Union Prize and Stationery Packages
une writing naerias useful aud fancy rich
40, worth over 81 for only 70 eents splendid watA.
endless and at all prices Agents wanted
e through the country send for circulars for rs
ronaln nc extra T. g. R1CKARDS 4 On i'm
street. and Oldest Prze Package Mouse in
he wor
The New York herald., 1863-07-17

A sTONIsHING-MADAME MORROW SEVENTH
"a daughter has foresight tell soon and how often
YEN marry and all you wish TO know your thoughts
found Her magic image is now In full operation No 1874
Ludlow street, below Houston. rs cents Gentlemen not
admitted.
The New York herald., 1863-07-17

MADAME EsTELLE, SEVENTH DAUGHTER, CAN BE
M consulted on love- marriage sickness losses business
lucky numbers, charms Satisfaction guaranteed
Hc gentlemen, 80 cents. Call st lllvar,ck street,
Br00me street.
The New York herald., 1863-07-17

COMMISSIONED UFFICEKS ACCOUNTS CASHED MD
" advanced upon by SOMEB, BROWN Co, No. z Park
place. under Broadway Bank.
IIAwKINn' ZoUAvES.-THE MEMBERS or co. d
III Hawkins zouaycs resp ctfuy invited TO attend
meeting at ~ Stanton street. corner OF Orcha d, Sunday
July ~, o'clock CLEMENS wEHRMANN, Sec.
i regiment New York State National Guard. arc re.
questcd meet nj their Arnory o University
and Thire nth street this morning, al o'clock TO .ive
the company home. g. " COClKANE
l. l.. KNAPP.