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THE EIGHTH bis sTRIcT.

Names OF the Conscripts I'm the Twenty
second ward-Ths Dr.n Suddenly
Stopped, &c.
Yesterday morning at ten o'clock the draft commenced
N the Eighth district, and witnessed BY large
aience. It took place at No 1,14S Broadway, and
under the direction Of Captain B. r. Manerre. large
force Of police were present TO preserve order
Mr.. M. Rust drew tho ballots and Mr. Spencer Kirby
announced the names. Mr.. Sperry, who turned The
wheel and Senator Bradley among the conscripts.
Previous the draft Captain Manerro read the follow
ORDER FROM THE PRESIDENT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
PRovosr MARSHAL GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, d. c., July, 1868.
10 mE BOARD OF ENROLMENT, EIGHTH DISTRICT OF NEW
YORK
In accordance with section six OF the Enrolment act ap
follows from cSITesde1i ~ A& VRied states In reie
renee 70 calling out tho national sor.. As-s ExHr.
America ana freside.t Of the United States o
ihcreof 49, -er-ir Chief of the army and navy
-, .a,iug taken into consideration the number OF
volunteers and militia furnished by aud from the several
States including the state OF New York, ana ne period
sho eammancement or the present rebellion, in
order equaize the numbers among the districts Oh the
said States and having considered and allowed Tor the
number already furnished aforesaid and the time OF
aforesaid do hereby ordain four thousand
night hundred aud nneywo as tho rst propotoned part
quota OF troops 10 be forwarded by the Eighth dis
trict OF the state York under this, the first call
made by mo the State Of New York. under the act
approved March g. 1868, entitled "An net enrolling
and calling out the national forces and for other purpo
ses and pursuance Of the act aforesaid, order that
dra be made the said Eighth district for the State Of
New York. the number OF men herein assigned 10 said
district, and asty per cent IN addition
10 witness whereof have hereunto set my hand and
caussd the seal Of the United States to be nnnxei
Done at the city OF Washington this - day July ID
thc year o our lord one thousand eight hundred and
Bxty three ana o the Independence OF The United Staes
tie eighty ghth. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Captain aanerre then read the annexed supplemental
order. f.t-..4 -. ..,-...- q &. -
sa-rl
a.o Board or Enrolment In tho Eight cistrcl az tho
State OF New York 10 hereby ordered to make a draft
with the least possible delay on the lrs class OF tho ma.
tonnl forces IN said district for the o men stated
IN the irtsiien order the draft being separately
In each enfolmsnt sub district the number of men
hereinafter assigned 20 each OF said sub strc;s and
which assignment is as follows
18th Ward list sub ds sie
20n Ward "a sub district
2lst Ward t3d subdistrot) 0l.
arc the quotas FOR the snd districts with City per cen
added. JAMES II. FRY, Provost Marshal.
The oonscrpts then announced Is follows from th
Twen Y second ward:--
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rur MAYORS rRocLAvarrovr.

MAYoRs orTics, NEw YoRK, July 1925 p. M
Whereas an unorganized and unlawful assembago has
In various parts Of tho city, violently resisted and By
force obstruced the execution Of the laws accompanying
their acts by the destruction OF property and eudangcr
Ing the lives OF the ocers engaged IN the performance
OF their duty and Of poaceaolc citizens hereby warn
all those in any wsy engaged these rotous proceedings
desss at once and return 10 thor homes and their
usual empioyments.
All necessary VIII be taken 20 preserve tho
peace the city 70 enforce the laws and to put down
tioters Al all hazards GEORGE oPDYYE, Mayer
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the DISTURBANCE IN BROOKLYN

The Action OF the Fire DEPARTING ent- ne
state Arsenal in Portland Avenue iee.
sponse OF the Police-The Navy y tra
and Preparations 20 Meet Elmer,
cics-Thc Marines and Sailors Ord cred
to New York with . Large BATTERY
The Provost Marshal OF tho Third Disa
trict, sc.
There was great excitement in Brooklyn in Iess4
10 the disturbances in New York yesterday, and
MS Il was ascertained that sifray had occurred "a
Nineteenth ward, large numbers Of sympathizcrs CT
the ferries, well many others, who out Sr mere
rioeity were anxious 10 sec what was going or.
The Chief Engineer of the Fire Department, sr af
nnaham, and other officers and members Of the
having asccrtancd that the New York Department, er0
IN trouble came over to render all the aid they
They returned in the evening, and tho Chief Engn,e
view Of what he had seen, ordered that, In case
alarm OF Ere, the bells OF the district in which
should occur should be rung three times and afte
the general alarm TO bring out all the compan
ono point, Mr. Cunningham being determined tha. 4r
property in Brooklyn should be destroyed for Ia s.
energy The order win remain IN force untn fur' Ell
notice The lremen can therefore be guided by
statement.
II wa. rumored that portion Of the nremen =
assemble last pchi and take measures TO aid tho
New York who wore opposing tho DRAFT, but hnp f
no
of the nromcn in good standing. No meeting or tn
was held.
IL was nkesisc rumored that the State Arsenal il
land avenue had been attacked. There was no atsen
whatever All peaceable and quiet abou| 4
hood as IN times when there no excitc.as
nelgpvss .-,-,f = --..... - - - -
Of any kind. ..s..->.. - - - ''-E'ss :
The rumor go, doubtless from the fact that III
belonging 20 Captain Accarty's and Captain III
companies of the Seventeen regiment artillery, are IL y
ported 10 Fort Hamilton, 10 which place the batal "a
been ordered by the government.
The police of Brooklyn were all ordered out last N
Ing, and proceeded 20 New York--thai Is, all that 2
sparcd 10 the number OF one hsr ircd. portion ta
cd toward midnight
The authorities of tho Navy Yard were 10 grci
OF excitement, and made every preparation y m K N
oneroouov The comuandnnt ordered thirteen ns
ne mounted ON the walls facing Flushing avenue. 4
ars All a,gh,eeu pounders, and VIII sweep the road
d,,oc,ions AZ The main gate in York street two fy
two poupders have been placed, and al the war
h.,o been anchored 10 the stream, the guns shott
everything ready for action.
No,x,,hstanding these preparations IN tho yard ft
croect,on q government properly, force Of on aa
a,oa and nfty mrincs were sent to New York. ~
were provided with sixty rounds of bali cartrdrs
had twelve Geld pioces-rlod cannon The ann
boxes we're loaded with percussion CAPS shels, SCI
canister and grapcsbo,. The cannon were n'd
three hundred sailors, who were provided win
and a six barrcled revolver 10 eash man They
yard about pas, four O'Clock In ihe aflernoo.
made very good appearance.
The Proves. Narshr Of iBA Third conTession y
CONTINUED ON FIFTH PAGE
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q W white, Ashland House
y n King, SO w ia st
y ID W Cutting. f4l I'd Nv
A Simonson, 374 I'd av
J j Brady, 81 Union place
b Sanders. 9th Av Hotel
yCrossin, 3O6 e Gath s$
II Leamy, $50 9th av
VIM Corcoran, A2 X l6tn
j Henck, 6S w I'D
y Madden. 20 = I'D
J Tracey. l2o X Ath
G Shenover. 205 K I'D
y hegler, Az Z 10th
Mich HELEN, 18th 4 ~ "A
3 w Vnderhou, Clarendon
Hotel
Jas Madden, l52 r oath
Chas Bender, 257 X l4th
Thos Farliss, It's 4 18th
Jas Grind, 24l av A
Francis Foliner. 2l0 4 18th
ii Eppstein, 204 Sd av
John Burns, 240 LIST av
Thos Drummer. 30l lst ay
Chas Botteny. 36z list ave
u Peterson. III ave B
4 Bowen. $50 ave A
M Carberry. 200 + list
q + Colbuer, L 18th
j Matthews, q w I'D
VIM Camel. 432 LIST ave
Lewis Wolf. los Z I'D
@ Mealey, Everett House
g Palmer, l53 + 18th
J Pedros, 106 + I'D
Mat Kerrigan, 202 K 2lst
Jas Brannagan, 18th 81
Anthony Hess, 3lS lst ave
jacob Burk. 364 I'd ave
q Kemble, 81 w 25th st
Sam Olive, 1872 L 18th st
M Garvin. SIS Z 10th st
VIM Van Tassel, 253 X 18th
VIM Hicks, az Irving place
Ed Owens, l46 K 24th
v B Harrison LAG K 26th st
Jer Sweeny, - av A
Thos Reddy. 2lst st and E Z
= Kane. So T. 30th s.
4 Hayden, l79 r zlss Ut
j II Frazee, 235 K oath st
II McMann, 267 lst av
VIM Able. 81 e 10Th st
Henry Wiley, ls6 z 24th ST
Peter Martin, 27l av B
Geo G Clark, Is Gramercy PIX
+ G Donpelly, Az I'd av
Henry Butler A 4 2lst st
Y Holt, ll2 E 18th st
Nat Tiernay. 292 av A
j s Delprat, 81 w 18th ST
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J Bowerty. 379 I'd av
Il n Ensign,.2S w 3Sd S
A A Begert, l62 L Nth "
kibb, 184 + 9th st
l J Darliog. IA T. zlst 50
i JIM Miller, I65 l. 10Th u
b Pinn, $40 % sy
| II Spencer, ~ = l6th
w Gandey, 20 w l7th
III Murphy, $40 lst av
| j Van Peit, 2z7 4 i9Ah
Geo Bush, fti2 av b
y Sweeney, 2O6Aav A
X Henderson, 87 av A
r Hall. 204 Sd av
David Scott. S03 I'd ay
Mich Grliliths, Doth n lst av
w Commerford, 235 Z 18th
S Batchford, IL w I'D
q A Morford, 80 w 18th
VIM Cassidy, l22 + lsth
ii De Romaza, 2l9 I'd av
r kenney, 402 Il 10th
Vim Cookley, 29l av A
Henry Doods, 26s X 18th
| john Miller, l77 Z 18th
q Eagleton, 8 Lex ave
John Lodi, las K 25th
Adam Sherrer, 1872 + list
Herman 0dell, 277 Sd ave
w Leonard, lbs Sd ave
Hugh Kane. 200 K 18th
= Carlton. 5th Ave Hotel
q A Burke, l6 4 l7th
A Mellen, jr, 1876 9Th ave
II v Sperry, 26o 4th ave
Is Martin, Everett House
Harvey ID Rice, l35 Sd ave
j Kerwin. Gram PIX House
g Hobson, 26 Gram place
q A Mendon. 5th Ave Hotel
Thos C0fiey, 222 LIST ave
Richard Gallagher. 100 I
18th st
John McCurry, 305 9Th cath
J Norwood, 247 9th ave
Fred Terhune. 173 z 18th ST
B Winnare, l6l 4 10th st
Francis Wood. 95 z 10th st
7 Garry, l05 + 25th st
T Agnew, l2l Is 18th st
j Kane. Worth House
] Mckenzie. l64 Z 18th st
II Chance, - av Il
John Candor, sos + oath st
Thos Hicks. 222 E 10Th st
PIX Connor, 224 L 23d st
Larry Cain, 2S L 18th st
VIM Kelly. 4eS Il 10th st
+ Remington, All Sd nv
j q Benhan, "a w 18th st
Oman McCnrfr 100 K pkfh nj
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The Third Avenue Depot.

II was reported that the different buildings connected
with the Third Avenue Railroad, sixty-nfh street.
would be attacked and that threats had been made that
all the establishment would be set FIRE to. Up to eleven
O'Clock last night no such atemp. bad been made and
everything appeared to be quiet up that hour There
were, however, TO be large numbers OF people
moving about and much excitement Prevsca: pa, auy
attempt al consanmains the Promised threat had no.
occurred,
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WHAT THE AUTHORITIES DID.
General Harvey Brown in Comman nd OF
the Troops-Generais sandford and
Wool In Consultation with the Mayor
ProclamnfIona by tho Mn Ynr Sc

About ore O'Clock yesterday afternoon MAJOR Generals
Wool and Sanford had consultation with Mayor opdyko
relative to tho troubles the city what they agreed
upon aid no, leak out, but is said that they adopted
ample arrangements 70 suppress further troubles Tho
Mayor ssucd tho following proelamatons during tho az.
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The Constitutionalisy Of the Conscript-
Act In he Teated.

Act Co he Tested.
week or two ago DR.. James B. McCaulsy or Brook
z. D., was arrested by the Provost Marshals guarc
charge Of refusing his name for the enrolment
doctor, being a prominent citizen Of Irish birth in
city, some excitement created and this was enhan
by the fact that he had been recently in the military
vice Of the government Assistant Surgeon OF the Sin
ninth Qrish) New York Volunteers. DIR. McCaulay
taken before United States Commissioner Belts, VIII
once discharged him, the 9th instant, on the gro
that the refusal to give o name did not constit
offence under the law. He was, however, immedi.
re,arrested upon a new warrant issued by another
missioner. Under this second arrest he has been h.
custody, but has not been produced or examined ae
the Commissioner.
Justice Barnard. Of the Supreme Court, yesterday
an aidavit Of the facts, granted writ OF habeas
directed to Marshal Murray and his deputies, and
turnabloto morrow "wednesday morning, at ten oc'
ut the Supreme Court Chambers, In the brown
building in the City Park.
1t is stated that this writ or DR.. McCaulav,s CO
will eflectuaIy test the question OF the CONSTITUTIONAL
the Conscription act, in case the United States Ma
shall obey the law and make return az to the auth
under which he holds DIR. McCauaysas prisoner
will bring the question directly before the Sup
Court of this State in that event.
DR.. McCaulay's counsel are Messrs. Gideon J. T.
John c. Van Loon, and A. X. Wood, and The foowin
copy Of the habeas corpus
The People Of the state OF New York TO Robert No
United States Marshal for the Southern District Of
York, and D. Young, special Marshal, greetng:-l
We command you that you have the body OF Jan,
McCaulay, by you imprisoned and detained as IL d
together with the time and cause OF such imprisor
ana detention by whatsoever name he shall be cab
chareed before one Of the Justices Of our Supreme
AZ Chambers, in the City Hail, in New York city on
nesday, July Is, at ten O'Clock the forenoon, to
receive what shall then and there be considered COZ
ing him, and have you then there this writ.
Witness GEORGE @. BARNARD, Justice OF our Sd,
Court, the thirteenth day OF July ono thousand
hundred and sixty. three II. w. GENET. .Ct
JOHN G. VAN Loon, Attorney.
(Endorsed) allowed: GEORGE G. BARNARD, Justh
preme Court, July 49, 1868.
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EtgHTY.FouRru REGfMFvr.
ffa kn0r krYpa Co ~ Earn RraInrrI A Y 6

NEW fokk, July ~, 1908.
The members Of the above Company hereby ordered
to report themselves at the Second regiment armory coz
nor OF Hall place Seventh street. this ucsday)
ing, at nine oclock. T. n. L. hObfkist tAptain.
By order Of Mpscr General S,W sASDFoRD, commanding
AffsfCS
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The Fifth Avenue Hotel.

Ahc "AOvcmcnts Oh the GovernOr
Are for the present wrapped in obscurity There are
reports Of military preparations OF formidable kind and
Of the introduction Of overwhelming quantities of troops
into the city, But whence they to come and what
they are to do we are not now permitted to say.
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TMen n tecond wand u

The conscrpts then announced follows from the
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OFFICE OF STREET ooxxIssloNER, 2s7 pRoAI

OFFICE OF STREET COMMISSIONERS. 2s7 BROAD
To Contractors inclosed sealed envelope
endorsed with the title the wors and III the name Of
until saturday, July Is. 1858, at il clock A NJ.
& es Apa Swseu s cur Taa snd n
sesaway ann ssse ann sSene as
For ang ane grading Niae fouAh street. between
setting gutter and Gag Ninety third street,
For set,nr curb aud gutter aud flag street,
between Egh,h = enne and Broasway
Seven esnih street avenue To East river.
tween Lexington ana FosrtS avenues '"''' '''se' 20
For rese,ng curp Fittyoutth street. between Third
side ns :s
tween Lexington and rourt. asennes.
Hundre aud Twenty sccond and One Hundred Tsenty
y-esh ana one Hundred AMI Twenty ninh streets, aud
III rd aud fourt avenues s,.,.
r rr, also Ffiieth street from Fifth Avenue 70
For new hose carriage for Hose Company M as
For building pier at The foot Of Threisht street, North
sudiagr., a, the Zoo, of One Hantrsd Seven.
For ara 'ns 40 pl,r, y sne y. Eor,h river.
for dredsias . 3 1stsesn . . .sa " rsh river.
for dreasias .lip foot q o. sz-rs s,rrsI "a. aver
Pc ba,las sieaa 80 sasins and sass ~ c5npany
Fcr building are engine tender for Company
for buildings steam engine and tender for Company
fdr buneng steam engine and tender Tor compsny
No. 10
No. So o''"'"''
Sss .0s .os ssssT true. ST
For butdnr hosr carriage for Company No y7
curb aud suffer hghth avenue between Fifty
ninth aud .igaly;seeone streets
an asrsnen.. = g on. nsi = sis ONE:
D''s cnARLEs q coRSFLL street 60 aai.siouer n
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HOUSES, ROOMS. &C. WANTED.


doom WITH POWER wANrED-BELow TWEEN
IL ueth street, size about % by - Al wh locA
ton and Price, A. T. O., boz s.sbS Post oinoe
xUAhTEp-To RENr IMMEpIArELY, IN A RESPECT.
w able nri shbui hood Tor a small
nshed Dwelling adopt TO housekeeping s consisting %
three Rooms aud knen the of the kitchen. II
stainsbic i've or thrre Bedronms wilt Hard, would be
scctptabe. address win parttuiars and price y X r.
Dox H. Herald uilce.
,yrAYrEp-BY YOUNG GENTLEMAN, ONE OR
w two Furnished Rooms situoat Buari h.
tween Fourth Fourteenth aud sixth
Third avenues. sress q. T. IT, al aud as Water It
WANT p-A FURNISHED HOUSE. nv GENTLE.
df.ss shslnu boz : Post onlcc, New YORK.
n, ASrED-FURNisHRD ROOMS. WITHOUT BOARD
w tor two gentem. n, location near Btualway and
Fourth street Address with full particulars W. P bor
ITl Posi- o1ice.
lpASrEp-roR TWO OK rhifB MONTHS FIRST
w furnl he'd country Residence itnin Of
Nav YORK No IN preferred. AaY pertun hag
ma viii and ou~nir And careful tenant dress
H., box LOO " u. fosi ohce.
,,rASrEp.A HOUSE 10 rAkB CABB o., NY
w rs.-t table Young man ans bis wi.e have NJ family
Good re ~ Appb Al No aS Third avenue loor
front ROOM
~, AsrEp-AS UHFuRSisHEr ROOM BgrwKEy
w ~i.th and Eighth avenues aud FOURTH and rhutrth
.,,e.ta AZ moderate eat A pItvae tani having such
80 s.t good respectable tenant Adde'S foi two days
A. H., Herald oder'
"a ASrED-TTREB OR ForR sEATLy FURNISHED
Nv -uitAble AM convenient tJr 10 fHegirg:
- ~, ~ lat.f h. fNeen Thin aus stNth and nj
aooy. gipte street Address d., saton stating orAs,
which must be mo.srats
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SPORTING.


CHALLENGE 40 81 X SsIfH.-HEARfNg ruAT
"A the above gentleman VII hgnt any ~ pounds man on
The lace n iNe flohe thee hundred dollars eer,by
ave MI ce that wf cf Nr. Nj smth lot thr Sr I'VE
vii gnl Jim hundred dol ars sh, IN one
-eek ; time N ices n him will hg i any Iy1
pounds country three or ave hundred do ara
Msn ney ready AZ James McLouGhlns Un on Hal
lb3 tryt = enue. y. faUEY.
rrRANcis BUTLER, NO. rEcK SLIP HAS ALI,
tn ehoioe Breeds for sale and stock Huasrs In ali
NAnc- Cnre sni Plea tptcrmnslor 90 per I.t
Butts Ntw Nors. ST. Dogs boafded trained. 10 Mcdl
cnes for ali diseases
~s---=44
y,un sALE--A YACHT, 81 FEET LONG Il Frrr
,aH very FAST and comfortable IN peffe 81 oder
Aso sI No ~ Duck sails contsinlnE as VKria In.
quirc ot a. ROGERS az Pearl street up starr
,,oR sAIh--A SCHOONER YACHT, or AgouT IA
tons rthen, well fon IN every respect; fas, sater
and ane boat; as ol tie ani In pcrfer' rser
spfly apL FL EFT foot OF Fourth street nobolen ar
address : &. A, Hefst onice
y
,oHS GRAY. Vi ROOSEVELT STREET mas AIy.vs
81 hand all the choice breeds ~ Dogs lnrudu. BssL
and ran tsrers scotch Terriers ratr ~ hui f,sss
nisn paro sasH Raat and Tan Tsrr.ses one 49,. -
Seo,c i. r-Fa exceed ng pounds and sl ~ ~
ufest breed ana excellent ratiers
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EXPRESSES.

A BURNHAMs FURNITURE EMPRESS AND PACK
tua Establish nen lfN West Eie street bet,ysn
Efth And Srth -Panofortes Mirrors SAtnar,
N- ,oted and ahipced 20 an of the I,.rs
so~ furniture
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OFFICE OF CLERK OF THE BOARD or SUPER

" visors, . -
Sealed proposals will be received a this Office until the
1us, At IL M,
For so TO $50 anthracite coal for the use
the courts officer of the county
The ton be calculated at 2 2lr pounds.
proposals 70 cords Of kndng wood fpine cut
and split for use
The said and wood to he delivered
places as the committee may d slgnate.
The committee the right to reject and all pro-
posas
JOS. b. YOUNG, Clerk.
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CORPORATIOE NOTICES.

CORPORATION NOTICE.-DEPARTMENT OF Fl.
u nance.-Cty of New York -oGce OF the Clerk Of Ar
notice hereby given that Of property
according iaw Real Estate for
opening Central PARK, confirmed February isoo viii take
place the City Hail. In the ity OF New
York TUESDAY the TWEEN eth Of October next Mt
O'Clock of that and be continued from day
TO dav shall be sold. The detailed state
ment the properly be sold s published IN the New
York Advertiser. daily printed and
published in city of New York. Copies can be had
application this Office Bs order Of the Comproer. Juy
!. 1853 AUGUSTUS PURDY. Clerk Of Arrears.
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ron SALE.

A SPLENDID CHANCELLOR SALE ONBhALF ~
a ter-si IN Lod ,ing House wth line naI Az Lnss
Cou all order ami din spi~no
aDsss For p,rt'culars apply tho Jerssy Guy uouse
81 CortAnds strrek.
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FURNITURE.

A RARE CHANCE FoR HousEkkkrkhs -lhk ~
N snbscribsr relinluish ns lcnse.sepo 80. se
No. IIs West Twenty.tblri street nssr sntn assnac
brocale made BY CITY makers ks,ee M'rrors bsoacss
~ All made order, IN us. bit sever
viii DO sold st . sacrihoe DhhfOr.
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x,-nrp BRANDy.-sUPERoR NEW JERSEY AND
4 l,.anaect,cut cider Brandy for tale By
- Gko. Z. DOUGLASS, 10 Beaver street
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A GOOD SITUATION FOR A BARBER TO LEr-AT
a New Haven and Harlem Railroad DeIot Aplpy at
The Haven House Fourth avenue, between Forty
aIsl fo, Y-se.ond stIeela
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A BEAUTIFUL SUIT OF APARTMENTS To LET
n Lons OF hve large rooms. chandeliers and troon
water Apply OF Fourth avenue and forsy-nfst
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GOOD INvFSTMENr.-AN EXTRA SIZE FIVE sTo-
VI Warehouse thoroughly built with
", Lot OF Ground New Bowe y, Chatham street;
sold sacrince close estate; price $2 00 rent
- co., Apply after IL O'Clock O. @. PRATT. 50 Pine
street. room No. o.
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ENOR SALE OR EXCHANGED FARM OF $50 ACRES.
II in Pennsylvania, hundred Mills from New York;
also four story brick House and Lot on tue west side Of
he city. Apply TO RICHARD HENNESSY, No 3d5 Third
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r,1IpFT.-i.oo RoxEs Low PRICED cLARBr, "a 2
" per poA wM. ROSE, - Exchange place.
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A FEW NICE ROOMS TO LEr-FURNlsHED OR UN.
n firnI ed second. Thlrd and Fourth avenue
rsnd convenient ousiness hen
ornd eet and Bwely. Apply At loa Forsytn street,
near Grand.
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BOARDING HOUSE TO LET-AND THE FURNITURE
- 20 10 Sold stnatd In Wooster street. Address A. b.,
A., Hprl street
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H,O LET-FuRhISHED, THE WHOLE OR PAkT OF A
i Cottage House, with large and handsome garaen, ON
Berg Heights Address p. Christ No. Maiden iane care
of A. branerd.
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N,O LET-TO LADY AND GENTLEMAN, WITHOUT
i chilea. handsome Front Room second floor, aud
large Attic Rooms with privilege of bathroom. Inquire
At O6 Marion street.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C.. TO LET.

FURNISHED HoUsE, WITH STABLE AND TFH
land 10 lei Tor The saspn on Ca-ton Heights.
= one Q landing staten Island
Ga ell ed with elab-, aud In
plele or.ei. Apply " A. II. WAGNER. IS Wall street
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A LARGE FRONT BASEMENT AND RACK ROOM TO
II liable kind of hus hess rent moderate.
Appy 80 Nalck street, lew doors above Canal street.
,u. 'os e Grand glrsel
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NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1868.
nOARDIN0 AVID LODGING.

4 NEW cool HOUSE, R-PLEAsANrLY FURNIsHEI
n Ko'ms with excellent Hard from - 70 81 per wee
(ames according ~ lz I76 and I7e BIeecker stree
sir blocks west OF broadway. Breakfast 70 81 dinner
l2k and d
The New York herald., 1863-07-09

CTABLE TO LET FOR THE SUMMERTIME sPLEN
- did Box Sal and all to let In the ne priv ate
stable Ninth street. Second avenue with Carriage
House Harness. closet gas Croton water &c Address o.
hoxT postan1
The New York herald., 1863-07-09

VNoR SALE CHEAP.-ATHREES STORY BROWN STONE
front House in Thirty ninth street. with all modern i'm
provemsnts Also. three story brick house in Ftythrd
street, near Broadway. Apply TO A. B. PRICE n West
Forty third street.
The New York herald., 1863-07-09

IOWA LANDs.-60.O0O ACRES OF IOWA LANDS FOR
sale cheap tie northwestern central. northeastern
southern countless at 81 % TO So Also $40 acres
m county, fun section and railroad station,
D per Lands improved farms for sale In Illinois
cheap Address George Byrd, No. 0l Dearborn street,
Chicago. Illinois.
The New York herald., 1863-07-09

ONG BRANCH FOR SALE, A VALUABLE CORNER
Ia site Tor nrge hotel situated between the Pavilion and
Hreeu's hotcs 800 the so feet deep.
sItendidg the beach. Also, six Caaz, Lots In To-
gAnncey coartl
The New York herald., 1863-07-09

ANDs.-To ALL WANTING FARMS-LARGE AND
IL thriving settlement Of vinclsnd mild climate 30 miles
south of Philadelphia hv railroad rich sn produces large
twcnt acre tracts at rom SIS 10 so per acre. pay
able business good society
Hundreds settling and making improvements Anpy to
CHAS X. lands. Postmaster, Vfneland. Cumberland
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FOR tiont tyll Ia MT rec.