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Stone IN the Bladder, Calculus, GTGgsl Brick
Dust Deposit, and AueEs OF Ailky
DiehaTqss after UFiaGti1g.

Disease occurring from one and the same cause WI
beentfrely cured By the Constitution Water II taken
for any length Of time. The dose should vary win
the severity Of the disease, from twenty drops 70 .
tesspoOpfui three times day, in water. During the
passaqe OF the Calculus the pain and urgent slnp-
toms should be eombatted With the proper TeIneles
then followed up with the Constitution hAtefi %
above directed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-03

OFFICE OF THE NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION Co..
OF OHIO,
Cleveland, O., March 10th, 1868.
A DIVIDEND OF TEN (10) PER
IA cent upon the Capital Stock OF this Company
has be declared to the Stockholders Gt the
office Of the Company, in Cleveland the first Tues
day (5ih) Of May next. By order OF the directors
marI7 'g3S A. J. BREED, Treasurer.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-03

The Old Vermont Cough Remedy is war
rantod TO cure Coughs Colds and all Diseases Of tbs
Throat Chest and Lungs. Price 25 cents per bottle
John Henry 8 Co. Waterbury, Vermont, General
Agents Sold BY D. S. Barnes, 202 Broadway, n. z,
and stro1g 6 Armstrong. Cleveland noyl5;459
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PREVENTION BETTER THAN CUBE.-Ths
new French SAFE is the only article eFer recommend
90 BY the Medical Profession a SAFE and SURE Pre-
Vanffve Samples sent, sAFELT cOHcEALED, 70 any
aadr.ss. On rnc.lnl Of stlulp. dec3 ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-03
CLEvELAND, COLUMBUS OISc1SNATI R. L. Co. /
CLEVELAND, April l, 1868. J
DELEE ISLAND,
AND
Point Pelee Reef Light Houses.
LAKE E r he.

NOTICE is hereby given that on and alter the 18th
Of April next, the Light exhibited on Pelee Island
near the upper eud Of Lake Erie, will 6e altered 90 g
to sheW BRIGHT RID, and that on Point Pelee reef,
will be altered 10 HITE LIGHT. Captains and fl-
lots OF vessels, will Therefore bear in mind, that In
passing Up the Lake the WHITE LIGHT VIII De- on the
star beard side and the Red LIGHT on the larDcatu
side By order Of the Commissioner.
7 TRUDEAU, Secretary.
DEPARTMENT If Pnblic Works,
Quebec, Canada, l5 March, 1853. mar27;440
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed Proposals will be received at the ohca
fthe City Civil Engineer until IL NJ April 1thi loo5
for the grading ballasting aud paving she roadway
and curbing the sidewalk on James-St between
Merwin and VineyaId-Sts-
Bidders are requested to bid the price per cubic yard
for excavation, per square foot for paving, per hnea
foot for curbstOne, and Per nea ioot for c5ossWak
stone the stone Is to be Medina IN. Y } sandstone
Plans and Specifications may be seen and more par
tcular information Obtained at sail Engineers Oi
fee on and after the 25th inst. -
The Board Of City lmproy ements invite the sub
mission Of bids reseTyng the right to accept or re-
iect the same. BY order ot the Board
O. D. BISHOP, City Civil Engineer.
marchc5.434
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CONSTITUTION WATER.

which gives ORGANS time to recover their healthy
zone and ygor We are able 10 state that the C0ns
tuition Water has cured every case Of Diabetes ID
which it has Dsen given
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NOTICE.
NOTICE IA FOnNnRY MAJ

M ~ LOL4 IL AONNA LII " EANs
Y The lease of the EAGLE FOUNDRY COMPA-
NJ expires the lst Of May, 1903 We offer for sale
our entire stock Of patterns, which consists Of the
best Mill Gear and Engine Pueys and Patterns that
are IN use at this time Also, five Lathes Planeri
one extra Drilling Machine, one COupOlO and Blow
attached 20 the same. Two Cranes in working or
der one Engine and Boiler, in good working ordeT
and many other things TO be found in foundry all
to Be sold without reserve, on Tuesday April a. 1903
~ All sums under 500 cash in hand, over that
sum, three months, with Bank paper.
SS-Dne Brick and Wooden Building, all TO be Ie
go The firm Of J. FrankIand & Co. dissolyes on the
FIRST of Nay. J. FRANkLAHD,
HENRY SHANKS,
apr2435 Wm. CRAIG.
N0TIOE-TO WHOM IT MAY CON-
IN 0ERN.-Fro possls will be received at the Office
the City Civil Engineer until the 7th inst for the
supsrstructure of the Center st. Bridge The CON
TRAITOR will be required TO move said bridge on or
before tn. l4h inst, and deliver oe he approaches
e. said bridge, il good condition, n iron IN the su-
perstructuIe. By order Of the Board,
U. ID. BISHOP, lily Civil Engineer
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS q CINCINNATI R. L. Co. /
CLEVELAND, April l, 1868. J
HNHE ADJOURNED MEETING OF THL
Il Stockholders Of this Company will be held al
| the Ofhce OF the Company in Cleveland Ohio on
e3nssday the 231 inst, 10 act on business Of i'm
pOrtAnce. Tha transfer books will be closed from tht
/ l III to the 233d GEO. H. RUSSELL, Secretary.
Il
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A~ MANHOOD;
AssE9 HOW LOST HOW REsTOKEDI

inst Published in sealed EnyelOpe-Driee &C.
| A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and Radical
| cure OF Spernatorrhoeas or seminal enes51 Anvol
Marriage generally, Nervousness Epilepsy and fitE
| Consumption, Mental and Physical lneap9city re,
i M D., author Of the Screen Book"
/ "a BOON TO THOUSANDS OF SUFEEREBs."
Sent under seal in plain envelope, to any address
fp0gt pfd on receipt Of siN cents, two postag
Il Stamps to Dr. J. q. KLINE, II BOgoTy, New York
/ p % Boz ASS HsIl-f46
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ID USSELL'S STRAWBERRIES
LII This nsw ysristy Of strawberry equals "Wl-
fui clear red, not diagy ike the Albany.
9B-0rders will be received and Plants tfsred for
sale By II. u. ELLlO1T,
msrz7:l35 Agent for the Proprisfor.
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- for the Benefit OF Nervous Suffer
- ers The WANING VOICE on -
Seli-tufe OF Debility, Consumption . -
Premature Decay, Loss OF Memory. Sc., uy former
snTsrsr EuclosiuF stamp, address
b. n WELLINGTON, Boston, Mass.
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DySmerrhea, or Painful AsnstlratioH, and
in Me1orTh1qid OF ProfItSe FIOa0iBg.


Both diseases arising from faulty secretion Of me
menstrual duid-in the one case being too little, anu
accouanied by severe pain and the other 100 pro
fuse secretion which will be speedily cured by the
Constitution water.
That disease known a. FALLING OF THE WOMB,
which the result Of relaxation OF the hgamens oi
dragging pains in the back and sides ana ~ tiles =
oompanied by sharp laeinating = shooting q Psllhs rs
through the pars, V1Il, in all cases, be removed Dg
the medicine.
There is another clas Of symptoms arising from r.
RITATIoN OF THE WOMB, which physicians call Ner,,
in pne cases out Of te the doctor does really
know whether the mptons are the olseasel ot ny
disease the symptoms. We can only snumerate them
here Ispeak more particularly OF Cold Feet Paipi-
tation Of the Heart Impaired Memory, skeIulness
FLASHES Of Heat, Lang5ur, Lassitude and Dimness Of
Vision
SuppresseG AenSturation,
which in the unmarried female is a constant rscur
ring disease, and through neglect zee sese5 q n ~ az
grave and dangerous maladies are the result ana e
month after month passes EltAoat an enoIs ,57 S1s
made to assist nature, the Impression Deeoe
c, the patient gradually looses her appeute' w
bowels are co9stiReted1 night sMeats come On anu
LsueOrrhea or Whites.
This disease depends upon an Inflammation Of mu-
cous lining Of the vagina and WOMB II u lh - ~
5es oy severe pain ID the DaSA, M 81 ~
medicine may be taken three times day, with an m
lection Of tablespoonful OF the m~ealcl1es ~ aliS
with half pint OF soft water morning and evening"
Irritation Of the Neck Of the Bidder, IlFdD-
nation Of TIE KidaeyS, and CssGrrh Of
the BJGadsr, StrGHguTy and
Burning, or Painful
UriHGtisg.
For these diseases It is truly a sovereign remedy
and too much not be said IN its praise. single
dose has been known 70 relieve the ureHt Bymp
toms. Are you troubled with that distressing pain IN
the small Of tie back and through the hips tea
spoonful day Of Constitution Water viii releYeyou
like magic.
For DyspPSa
Il has no equal in relieving the most distressing
symptoms. Also, Headache, Heartburn, Acid Stom-
sch, Vomiting Food, &C. Take = teaspOOntul alter
dinner. The dose in all cases may be increased II de-
sired, but should be done gradually.
PhgHeiaBS
and juniper in the treatment Of thess diseases and
only use them for want Of q better remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
has proved itself equal to the task that has dsvOlYod
pom it.
DiuTetes
rrtate and drench the Kidneys, and b. constant
soon lead 10 chronic degeneration and confirmed dis
ease.
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The Chief Attributes Of Manhood are
frequently lost or suspended BY malpraetices and "
eious habits that viii inevitably lead TO hereditary
disease unless checked in time Read the truths laid
down in the treatise ''HUMAh FEAIETY, or PHYS
BIOLOGICAL RESEARCHES" 1t is elaborately nlustrs-
ted with colored engrsvings and viii convince the
most hardened and unconcorned, as we'll e. relieve
the minds Of the most desp0nding, By loading them
in the right channel for relief Of bodily and mental
| agony and despair.
RB-sold BY Or. BAEROW, lsl Bleecker-st., N. 7.
Price IS cents. Sent free everywhere See advertise
| ment Of " "Triesemar'' in another column.
sold also By G. ". CLARK, Druggist, Cleveland
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THE CURATIVE

properties Of the medicine direct Themselves g me
organs Of secretion, and By 50 altering me
Of the Stomach and Liver that the starony primer
Of the food h not converted into sugar 30 long as the
system Is under the influence Of the
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SPEeIRL EOTIeES.
DIR. g b All Am,
Ifsmber Of tks RovaT CoHeos Of P5gsieiaas

Dr. q r A h A M
Member Of ths Royal College Of PAy'ieia'''
London, England; Graduate of
Records Hospital for
FEMALE DISEASES,
end constant attendant Of P,-Tis. London New Or
leans and Montreal Hospitals for the last tea years,
has opened his O1ioo AZ the
johnson House, Cleveland,
where he viii be hspp7 to meet all those who are AZ
aicted with subaeute and chronic diseases
His treatment is entirely different from the old
plan, and is mild, eicacious and effective. his ned
icines are simply vegetable extracts and oils, that
have never been used bat By two other physicians IN
America besides himself De has spent the greatest
part of his life and thousands Of dollars in obtaining
few secrets in his profession. BE tests the Urine
for an forms Of disease no ehargefor giving all an
honest and true statement Of their case.
sPERMATORHGA.
To YOUNG MEE.-He can prove to you in a few min
utes that he is the Only physician you ever treated
with that cures this disease. E0r every patient 9
viii follow his directions he viii give One Hundred
Dollars If he fails cuT1ng this disease No charge
made for consultation Those AZ distance who wish
10 Consult the DlCtor r.av DO 40 BY sending small
vial Of urine BY mail, with name aud age, and be
will answer and describe their case and the ssluiis
tty Of getting relief. By encosing return pestass
Il stamp. u4f1saaa
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mas proved t5of equal 70 the TASK That has deToTod
pom it.
DiuFeties
irritats and drench the Kidneys and By constant
soon lead 70 chronic degeneration and confirmed dis
sase.
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0EEnQ

TOP ONION SETS.-20 BARRELS
Top Onion Sets Of the best quality, for sale BY
mars J. STAIR & Son.
The New York herald., 1863-09-01
Remaining TO bc drawn. :. /.

The drawing OF Alderman Murphy's namo created much
errment Much fun also elected in the calling out
Of such Long Thomas and Long Johnthe names
being read in inverse order with vicw 70 follow the
letters alphabetically Roars OF laughter were called
forth by the reading Of Chase Charles Street
through verandah place. Every wanted 70 know
what helnous offence Charles Street had committed TO
demn him 70 be chased through verandAh any other
place.
An Improvement In recording the officially ID
worthy Of notice. Instead OF the being written
the record book the Slips taken from the wheel,
pasted In and these slips to bs better records than
copy Of names taken from them, as they are
originals. Another thing worthy Of mention the clear
and distinct In which Mr.. Cheshire called out
every name that came under his purview yssterday
anordng great facilities members sf tho press
The New York herald., 1863-09-01
THE THIRD DISTRICT.
The Drawing Tor sAs Firss ysard.

The Drawing for the First Ward.
Tho draft II the Third Congressional DISTRICT embracing
the First Second, Tnrd Fourth, Fth Seventh Eleventh
rhirtesush, Fntsspth and Nlnstsenth wards oom.
msncsd yesterday morning 1t No. 25o washsnstoa street
Brooklyn. The room In which No drawing took placI
was 70 old expression. scarcely large enough fo
two oats 70 dance n hs crowd being much larger thaa
The capacity Of tho spassDsst, bsrsy possible Y
breathe Thses was such thing . regular "drafI'
through tho building, and tas atnsspAws was sur
charged With condensed cAsbonio acideas
rhs police aDl military arrangsmsnu were admirable.
Dstaohnsnts from companies and D, First Minnesota
regiment, under Lieut. Harmon and Capt. Hsfnsnssr,
stationed n theSard n the of tAs hsadquas
ters while . fcrcc Of police, Numbering hundred
men, representing almost every precinct In The city,
present under the command OF Capt. Smith, Of tbs
rory-nrst prssnet, aassed by ssrseants Cornell and
Lathrop, Of tbs Same precinct
The following arc ths Of ths officers who ON.
ciaisd on the occasion Provost Marshal 8. Gregory
Commissioner Abnsr n. Besbs, Recorder Henry Bsstow
David winucss, . blind man. VINO had both his eyes
shot while serving his country In the One Hundred
and Thirty New York vountssrs drew the ballots
from tho wheel.
BEyoRE THE DRAWING.
There was . good deal Of delay before ths drawing
commenced impatiencs Of the audience manifest
cd Itself In various ways.
The no dark and the ceiling % law and tho
crowd packed together that the gas had 10 be lighted
upon which several sallies Of wit hurled NJ tho
drafting officer One cried out Marshal the draft win
put the gas." Another wanted the wheel elevated
little higher, as he had "bsd eyesighs and was
hard Of hearing" be said. Tho sams individual
wanted 70 know n "the blind man was rsally
blind" and called on the Provost Marshal 10 give
him ocular proof OF tho same Tho wheel not
ten O'Clock and crowd whed the monotony Of
waiting for the draf by getting on all tho fun they could
In fact, tho greatest good humor prevailed.
THE DRAWING BK0fSs.
About eleven O'Clock the drawing commenced Tor tho
First ward. The following acted supervisory commit
toe and counted the ballots -M~srs hdglesy Tompkns
and Dubois. Seven bundred and twenty ballots vcre
placed the wheel out Of which hundred and eighty
were 70 be drawn. The following the names drs~n
The New York herald., 1863-09-01
Tn. pr.~i.s 10. sns Thss~ w.sS.

Tho svswtng fyr 10 Tssd ssv1 com@soec< ssoos
u,res s'ciok Proves, vshsi osssosy ssnssrssd the,
Masars cn,l,ys leo. wiIlsn NJ ssn ppbi snd G G.
Da ios, wo4. opsni ss ballsts, q wAkh ,xss ~syA
~ cs,sslssa 10 q wnes u upkh sa~sss sso t. 10
arswn.
Tsa suSs~ fssfs y ~ errsci. - IN a~kas
vers ssch ps.eea ~ vkas, as silss 90 tsrss "a
trna dfsv -, ne aarns = W pssa y s.aHsi. Il
II nssss tssts4 All i~ orn~sr ,hse fsgsa< ssosssssa
The New York herald., 1863-09-01
TINE pRAFT IN MEw ' oax.
HsslaeaaSsa asa Easmess~s Cias~s.
sHa pornra nssrsicr.

Uset0eaeAS0s aDd Ensspasss Gfafas.
sHs pounra ns1Acs
Ybs Bssrt II nnosp~at fr ~ ysae . cssrsass~si
dssrss, os~prsisg tho rss. rsss~s rsrs, tvssss.
vnh, nxss ssA EShsh -ssss, essvs "a a shs h~~1-
a.sssssr - rrovasa xssshAi nsA' 20 rTi Broadway.
vs~sssoar rsrpa.s 81 Ven sei~x ~ sss~y. ~ boar 80
e.~yas rpDa ,hs srsnsssa eiarsA p~sL~~ drs,~s n
shs .ssriss m Bsseesasasas ,evs~s hsssssi Sssi
r. r.s.,s, t9rr f~xsss q sna rssxs1u.
-. =, gs,,rs n. f1ss h@fS tts sps-vstssf so~S
80 .,tsg a. ssss ~. ~ hail~sy ~sfsx 10 ,ss
,,.s-s r.tsasrs eshrs aSw ss&y er0wfss ~ss the
ss,,sssss gqtss.rs y rris~. Asssssiy ssstas ,isx
49,. 4. ~ Lsefa Dmr&x the f~~cs~9tngs en-
t..,,.. hsrsd N~sifFNhs .haT vstlne ~ L.. h.assv
-. sseely - in0s wsh fsswmx at bot 80 srstsssI
80 .ssrats stSstF. tsss g<st ~ kis tsls. go
.g,tss asiSshtnsnt ~ Ft&absrN t~gyn.mr 70 .
= tttsA wmsa4Sisastts goa4nts~x, eE6st susnn.nn4 q
ss,rssns f~etso stsss~1 1se bmsaa "a H. fafi 80
- ssias@a u lb@r1 Isa lssf6 49,. 90 - -
ss.s8ss ssBHr~s css~~ ~~~ry oNy qmsN tfs ~~u.s
s0nlss exap.1 sssF ~ sx.apvss n 60 fsy-.x
800 AGlfs Biath. tfas, coDa fharA e. ~ ksf
gtsst wnfcA fl~-r sxsnD~a yssa~<s.sy wsee Tres
s9sheA ~asa - s~a m.sas< W lsss 500 mss.sh .a
- onswrs& 70 aasp&nx 81 tAe~s sss.ss rfersss
NagnA sxhssst ~sh~~ n 10 10 sn1gpaoss thss
~ -,uuyu DAny
The New York herald., 1863-09-01
rAs Drswans Tor the sixth ward.

The DrawAng for the Sixth Ward.
Ths ballots for the Second subdisirct were then
sounted and declared 70 be correct The Provost Mar
sh shse said shat Sos and y per cent the allowance
foe rssis, making total Of 45' were 70 Be drawn The
Arsw1ng than oemihsnced. -
fhs 0 Charles Farley, Of No. lis Paci6c street,
had been called and the wheel was.perfermng another
Ssvoluton previous drawing the next name whom the
sEaV door, fastened win spring. by means Of which the
ballots secured, fell down, and Number Of ballots
wore scattered the floor The interruption, however
was short duration. The ballots picked up and
restored 10 she wheel which again rsvovcd, and tho
drafs proceeded. Up TO twelve O'Clock tho following
names had been drawn, completing the Second sub
datrict:-
The New York herald., 1863-09-01

rhonses 3eb. 1eh.n tsh Tayo~ yohu 17h l4th st
freuda1 frA l6h ak6lh TravsJas H. 18th e. Ash ~
w ~
Williams WIN q. 81 81 waysand vlnosnt sth be-
Middle tween 18th and 2ush sts
Wtlnena ny. tW N - Wilbur d. AZ kth
Wtneu Jass corner l1tA 81 Warsens ffugh. az oh av
nnd 9Th ~ Williams David q, ~ ~. be-
Williams Darcy, I5 nkh 81 tween l9sh and 1o<h sts
The New York herald., 1863-09-01

the Drawing TOR the SECOND Ward.
About thirty minutes past O'Clock Provost Marshal
Gregory proceeded with tho drAf Tor the second
Messrs James y. Packard. Benjamin s. Mdgey and G.
Du oi appointed 70 count the ballots for the Second
sub district. Second ward Provost Marshal Gregory
ballots had been put INTO the wheel. from which two
hundred and nfty-ons would bc drawn. Among tho
ta,ors were Col Nugent and Capt. McLses The counting
bsne concluded and the number Of ballots found bs
correct, they placed In tho wheel, Tho blind
had bandAge placed his eyes. aud, after giving
sew turns 70 the wheel the name OF John Dun, No.
Jsmes street wal The nrst drawn.
The New York herald., 1863-09-01

Agnew Andrew, 9th ~, BE-
txeen 9Th and 10Th sts
Branb Jos, 9Th ~ 4 Degraw
BIegough Joseph, Nth n. be-
tween Sd and stA avs.
Blair Paul. Itth N. n 9th av
Brown Jas, 10th ss, west Of
7th av
Brink Thco. sth av, n 9Th 81
Bogart Mich. 18Th ri o 9Th ay
Baker WIN. 18th q, near ID
~. east side
Corlyers n. 10Th q bet 9Th 4
5th avs
ChisholmWm. l5sh ss n bth Nv
Coopy, Geo. 9Th vi n 9Th av
Cowley VIM. Sd ~ bet 18th
and z7th sts
Cubic Lewis, 18th II n 9th ~
Cook John. 18th q bet 5th .
n 9th avs
Doyle Jas. 10Th bet lthA5thav
Doyle Thos. S,h av and 22dst
Evans John Ccoid) } ,sdav. nriv
Fiours WIN n. TN st, besw'n
81 and Sth avs
Fisher Adolphus. 18Th st. nr
Copey Island road
Firth Vim, 10th ct, between
ID and 9Th avs
Fiagran Thos, ssh av a I'D al
Giuch Harmon a. n Sth av
0rocr Ber II. n ia av
Grew Jas, ssth Il
0isbourns Jno. 10Th IT = ~
n
Holton ID. 1ethst, bsdAtth avs
Hergerman Rob<, 1ist ss, bo-
tween Mh q eth avs
Harris Hy.- ; ieth u
Hunter Kxskiai (col'd), MD
die st, easa of 81 ~
Haisht Jnc. iish q, . ID ~
X
Kruce Pstsr, INA q . sth ~
; Kinson Jas, issh q . ID ~
Llnasrsn Q r. issA = ssA !
9th avs
Lumis Geo. q Ssh ~
Lott Jpo ". 8sh % ala IN
avs
May ChAs, Sth n, pr Hh "
Merritt Timothy, 3utA u. BET
eth . ~ ~
Mc0uire Jas, 81 ~, nr 7Isl q
norris Hy, 18th q, oss % 3
xo;s s,s is.ss s d Az 4 n,dd,. q
Mccarthy Dennis, sdA ISsh d
Mlntnrn Robt, lOolh . Ssh q
Me0rath Jas. 3Osh ss. bed ssA
and 6th avs
Mooney Jos, "a ~, bss 3esA
and 17th sts
O'Connor Hugh. I'd st, bet
9th and sth avs
Pierce Pierre L. 18th d. near
ID Av
IL
Remington John. Hth o.,
cor 9Th nv
Raymond Frank. ilth st. bet
fth and 1th avA
RAY Rob-. - 18th st
Rsipcr Hy. - ay. mr. 2sih .,
shields wm 2ssh st, D tsh a
RnieSsals Hy.iilh.n ssh AZ Il
Schu',f NlcioI. lsth o. b eth
Syi,ern An fty, ~ ~. Z 1854
shritss jno, 2ist ~ 4 So av
The New York herald., 1863-09-01
Ales Uy. 10 Union a

Ales Hy, 10 Union 81
Arno.d wAlcott, i5G Cour. n
Ally Thos. ia Columbia 1T
An ierson Chas, IS Degraw ut
hvci NJ JOS. 7 Willow NJ, rear
Ashton Joseph. SO Columbia
Blake Jaa 10 Amity st
Billings w b, 81 "a place
BeaTs Albert. 81 WoJd hill 81
sutler Thos, Henry 81, b34fpi
Burd0e Jos, it6 Dcgrnw a.
Ecraund Guntave, 20 Clinton
Frskill Thos, ,3fz Columbia vt
Earycr Joseph, ~ Warren ss
Bfddiecink Han-ell, 75sacxett
Bell Geo, % Carroll st
Burrens John, % woodruff
Blanchard ~ =, ~ Baltic at
Bassini Edwd. l7l Congress
Baldauf Juo, IS Carroll ~
Brennan Edwd, ~ Carroll NJ
Boyle Hugh, 3S T0rnpkins pl
BGrgcss Jno, n Beach pincs
BAtchner Thoe. ~ woodruff
rroxu Eeiwin r, lou MON Ut
Bforh Barnett. IS Prcsideni
caylervoht Joa 65 Onion II
Corleld Martin. & Carroll st
sAriyls Jas. So HICKS II
Gus ler Geo, foot Of Pacific At
CanD-il Pat. 3Cl Hicks n
CappvJos, les Deyraw OF
Co-n Andw. No I Ferry pl
Croker Doney, 215 Clinton n
Costello Jno. No ) Pacific 81
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