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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-13

HEAD oIspENsAav.

MEDICAL 0OOkSs &C.
eAlERis HEAD DlspehsARv.
CHARTERED
~ THE Lx6isrArURK or KENTUCKY ron rHp
TREATMENT or ALL THE msEAsEs on THB
URINARY AND GENITAL 0RsANs.
- 80 - ~ - n n . m - q
PRICE ONLY TES cExrs
A Medical Report.
cb~saiasss 1Airsp Poe f7sf<. sra E.e-sssre.orI.
xnrtos1s dsd PAystaic.T crfA< S~rss O~oss,s De-
sfas< ~ Hea,fl aad DfSe6e<
on Sxw METHOD 90
treating veneral Dssessss inclc.
dog syphii.s IA all its s-sxe~
Gonorrhea, Gl-es, Structure, Van
eoeile, and Hydrucele. Diseases q
the kidneys. Bisad~r &c. viii
cut mercury containing val
sxble treatise on that vite-sprsa6
malay Of yoafh. seminal Nesh-
n-~s. Nocturnal Erls<ions, Sexual
Drollfy, lnpoteney, kc.. The 50
innrraiti-s 81 youth and
,uri;y aris..g from the bansfnl
habr feffsous< To which 4 ADDED oo->ry Aliens o.
Female Dssssss and other Interesting % the
Importance 20 thr married ana those contemplating
rsfrar who entertain doubts % their physical ability
eter a a state any address IN aiet wrap
per, or receipt often cent? OF four stamp.
We devote entire time and attention 20 he treat;
Of various private Diseases sed Of IN pri
report our Dspensxry the only Institution q the
kind IN America which has been tsbshsd ~ steci<f
vsricu- qu-cks II doubtful character BE- foun ~ an
large citics.
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HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoroxAo, Nav
l2-Richmond papers Of Saturday contain the
following items
There is little in the editorials except favorable
comments upon their most extrava CANT exaggera-
tons of our losses. and the advantage gained
thereby by the Confederate army.
The country people around Richmond have
discontinued making visits in consequence of the
belieftha their horses will be impressed for mill
tary purposes.
The British Consul at Richmond declines to
issue any more passes.
OF the Union prisoners in the Libby Prison.
the Examiner saws the higher officers are reserved
and all take their condition philosophically, look
ing forward 70 exchange in few DAYS
A large amount of blockade goods sold at auc-
ton in Richmond on Thursday. The sale in
cluded $50 900 worth Of ladies' boots and shoes
for summer wear. The sale realized 500, 900
in the aggregate.
A new Confederate States flag has been
adopted. Ii was hoisted in Richmond. MONDAY
last
The Examiner prophecies that the army has
crossed the Rsppahsnnock for the last time
At public sale 10 Augusta the prices for ne
groes ranged from 500 to - 600.
II is officially announced that Gen. Van Dorm
died at Spring Hill on the 7th of Nav.
JACKSON. MISS. May Tit is reported that
banks army has been DIVIDED into three columns,
one fortfying the town Of Opelousas. one remain
ing at Atehafalaja, and one at Baton Rouge.
Banks has seized all the negroes on the Gov
ernor's plantations.
Kirby Smith has arrived at Alexandra from
Arkansas with Walkers Texas Brigade as rein
forcements Smith is confident he can drive
Banks back to Berwick.
Three powerful Confederate gun boats are at
Alexandra, above the falls.
The Wheat crop in Texas is unprecedentedly
large.
Magruder's headquarters have been removed
S-n Antonio.
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ST RAYEO.

- II H A ~ II IL
TENHREE MULES, BETWEEN IL AND IS HANDS
j high. strayed from drove last Saturday, in the
vicinity Of indianapolis. Three Notch Road; one
and perhaps all Of them branded the left jaw with the
letter H. Any finding any all of them, and repor
the same at the Exchange Stable Illinois street. thu
undersigned at the Bates House. that get them
will be literally rewarded. A. W. THOMSON.
myl
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S--T--186O--X.
BITTERS

or this celebrated brand appears be In every ones
mouth well every ones table. They a
splendid article and be relied upon strengthen and
invigorate exhausted nature. janl5-ddwltsw6m
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECEIVED Up TILL FRIDAY
noon the 18th inst, IL O'Clock erection of
a brick Penthouse.
For plans and specifications apply L. Thos ID Kingan
ESQ Bates House between hours of ~ and O'Clock
(up till Thursday, l4th inst. kINGAS CO.
my l2-dtd
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WASHINGTON. May ia report was current
yesterday that the enemv had left their formida
Bile position along the nights, but close obser
walton last evening disclosed the fact that their
number there had not been diminished They
were still at that point Yesterday.
Notwithstanding the reports. we had not re-
crossed the Rappahannock up to Monday noon.
General Order No. ~.
The following order has just been issued by
Gen. Hooker:
HEApoUARTERs ARMY PoToMAcl
May 6, 1863.
The Major General Commanding tenders to
this army his congratulations on the achieve
ments for the last seven DAYS. If it has not
accomplished all that was expected the reasons
are well known 70 the army. 1t is sufficient
TO say they were Of character not TO he fore
seen by human sagacity resources In with
drawing from the south bank OF the Kappa
hammock before delivering general battle to
our adversary, the army has given renewed
evidence of confidence in itself and It's fidelity
to the principle it represents; in fighting at n
disadvantage we would have been recreant to
our trust. to ourselves. our cause and our
country. Profoundly loyal and conscious of its
strength, the Army Of the Potomac will give
or decline battle whenever its interests or honor
NAV demand
1t will also be the guardian of its own history
and its own arm. By our celebrity and secrecy of
movement, our advance and passage of the river
was undispued and on our withdrawal, not a
Rebel ventured to follow up the events of the
last week, NAV swell with pride the breast of ev.
cry officer and soldier Of this army. We have
added new laurels to its former renown; we have
made long marches, crossed rivers, surprised the
enemy in his entertainments, and wherever we
have fought we have inflicted heavier blows than
we have received. We have taken from the ene-
nv 5000 prisoners and ID stand of colors. cap
tured and brought off seven pieces of artillery.
and placed hors du combat 900 of his chosen
troops We have destroyed his depots. filled
with vast amounts Of stores, damaged his COM
munications captured prisoners within the forti.
6cations of his Capital We have no other re-
greet than that caused by the loss Of our brave
comrades, and in this We are consoed bv the
conviction that they have fallen in the hottest
cause ever submitted to the arbtrament of battle
By command of Maj. Gen. Hooker.
8 WILLIAMS. A. A G.
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EVILS kOLf, PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL JOB
u Turner, on Georgia street, between Pennsyvsnfa
AMI Meridian Il prepared &c all kinds Of Turning
IN the best manner and 81 reasonable prices.
keep constantly on hand stair ballusters and Newell
fosis and turn themto order All work done promptly
and In good order
All kids Of carving vii be done the place BY
apr s-dlm LOUIS SIMON BROTHER
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- coon 40 psastis. It's jua The came - u he hsA

e soon 40 pssslbls I, 10 uss The same - he hsA
1t now"
1T ank you vary much" ss,d Eliuer, risrns
Pray don't 90 without breskfsst. II you VIOLA
Tasted"
NO ,hanh you would rsthsr net. You q,
very sini, and ! srn very slsd to have sesn y'a
oSte sgNn. There is JUS oae Thing more" sd
me coiorine little and hen,,tng. This note y
yon was found uni"r paps~ pillow after his death
some oil refers 10 Ias tn nEs but shoud Be Lad
nyou cou'd thins ~ kird % you can Of poor a.
pa And Sol you Will tcad T."
lie took itnot and read 4, ~taout emotion. Ttss
he ~ Il down on biz table, and sid,
'ro1f man he must h.ve Suffered great dec
Tor That nights WORK. And you, LIlipor, Jcu rave
suffered Lo.'
Yes. shs had suffered end te Who spoke t.A
been me n the greatest instr Imen's Of FER suIsn
Tag sl,housh hs seemed forgesful o, il. She shooa
her head iiAle for reply, Then she looked up =
bin - they we're to,h standing q the time - ~
said,
IL think shsll be happier now. always knee
q suk you. msy t,ke It's letter, ] suppoee'"sAA
she casting envious. loving eyes ~ her fathers
note, lyins unregsfdsd on the table.
,Oh. certainly, ceitsny' ssid he; And then 10
scuk her hand.
lie he'd 1t while he locked into her ,se..
lie had Thought u chaugsi whtn be had 6 -
sesn Ter, b II was now amos, tho same " BIZ q
Oh !ors. The swe'', shy eyes, the indieaNd mpa
:" - Sue.s' nh1 eoih'buinS o. ever ntd trough
fAins pihx 18Th IN les usually colorless cbeeka,
Married Judge though he WAS. be WAS not sure u
she had not more charms tor him still. IN her co..
row And her shahbiness, than tie handsome, statss
~ VIE IN he next rom, whore looks lad not pesA
81 the pleasantsst when 10 had len her lev min.
utes b, fore.
lie sighed li'te regrc,fuliy o. Ellinor went
away. Ho had obtained the position be had strus.
gled f,r and sacrificed for; but nov he could nd
help wishing that the slaughtered oreaslre aid %
Vie SHRINE u his ambition werc alive again.
Tho ksdserse WAS brought up sgsin, smoking
hot, but IL renamed untAsted by him: and though
he appeared TO CO reading the THE, hs did not ~
= word of the distinct type.
His wife, meanwhile, continued her co-nplairh
os The untimely visitor, whose name he did no.
sive 70 her In lta corrected form, o. he WAS ro1
snxious that che should have IL 10 her power -
idsn'fy the call ofthis morning Win . posntA
future acquaintance.
To b Continued
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Too Late for Classification.
DRATH0.

BYRNs--Ou Friday. Of consumption. Nss Mary
syrne daughter Of the late Thomss Kane, Of 1ssh-
Her friends are invited 10 attend the funeral on
Sunday afternoon. ct Q O'Clock, from the rssdenee
Of Mrs.. Brennan, <lO East 10Th Of. ly9
CArON-O Sept s%th. Mr.. Sarah Cation. In the
10th year Of her age.
The relstiye~ and friends Of the family ere rs.pses
fully invited TO attend the funeral services this ss.
prdayl evening q ~ o'cloek, from the residence o.
her son-in-lav. william Armstrong, $<3 Weet 18th
Il. Her remains vill be taken 70 Csldve, Roeklsnd
Co, on Sunday morning, for iatsrneut. 100
DEMPSEY Sept 94th, Of consumption, Pat.
Co. w, Ireland, aSed IS years.
The funeral will take place from his late res.
denos, ~ T. o., Grssnpoint, this tssturday) after
noon, ~ O'Clock. lT
PERY-On Friday. Sept. %, snsr short illness,
The beloved VII. OF Pstriek Perry. . native Of Co.
Wichlov, Ireland, aged 70 years.
The friends are respectfully invited 10 attend the
81 O'Clock. 1888
wnlrE-In Brooklyn, on Friday evening. Sept.
70, Elizabeth, youngest daughter Of Francis ii. and
Loniss " hite, aged - months and II days
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fuly invited to attsnd the funers sunday after.
noon, sept. q at o'clock, from the residence Of
| her parents, 90S Prospect 81. las
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MARINE NEWS.
Sun \, o.ss-sun ., s.so-nss. r. risss-R.
GLAND.

GLAND.
6TkANsHYPS-Anthrs Philadelphia, Concord
90, Stevens, Baltimore; Empire CITY. N orleans
Hama, Bremen; Etna. Liverpool.
SHIPS Dreadnoveht, Liverpool. Jobsnns Replsr
heoklenbsrO London.
BARkS-IAudvshrden, Melbourne; New Rruns
vtct. bristol; Posta Coll 'fr Havrs. II Trov bridge,
Barbsdoes. Ella Adele, Havana.
BRIGs-Anns, Antwerp MARI Alice, Gorss; Nun
clio, Curacao; Zero, ~ John, 4: Bachelor do Iris
kontrose; Laura, hatamoras.
6CH0CNERS -Matamoeas, Mstamorss: J W Ne.
Nee, Port Royals Alice Hardy, Beaufort, 4 Havea
washinstoa; Jos Niekerson, Boston; Hero, bangor;
Vernon, I" John. n y; Jas T Boyd, Washington, Ne
Qellan. do; slissbsth Ann, Chinoote.snc, II T Trun
dy, Nevhk; PittA Bangor, 8afah Jane, Newport
ARRIVED
srnnnehIpsmC hssspeaks. Portland, ~; Fanny
Csdvelladsr. baltimore; Sarah, Philadelphia; schfi-
ven baltimore; Petrol Providence: Aida. Philsde-
phia; Josephine, Warrington, DC; Bavaria, Ham
burg Sophia, washington, j Z: hareeun, French
eunbosO Sidney, q n; Alliance. AisIsadsls, d &;
Juno, tpriEel Wilmington, NC.
BARKs-vivid. London, wilhelmins. p an Prince
EAisto, Busnos Ayrss.
BRIGS-Lislis Barnard. Bermuda: Thos TurhuIi
New Haven; Charier fdward, Ellsworth: A y Lara
bee, Bangor; Spanish MAS, 81 Jaso de Cuba: VIM
Parks, keuvitas
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A POLICEMAN ARRESTED AsA DPsERryR-
ofhces VIM. Crsrend, attached to the ono. Of ,ss
King County District Attorney, WA srre.t.d on
wednesday BY . military Officer On the charge Of
seins dsssrtss from the army, and bu, fer the In
aspssitieu Of Inspector Folk and Judge Garrison,
1euld have besp taken to Governor's Island officer
bssssd hss been oosssetsd With the psyT,m,n, for
waay ylnxs
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DENTISTRY.

nHNTISTRY-T EETH EXTRACTED
- without, pain for dy cents at 239 Sixth ave, bet
18th and 10Th cts Hundreds Of teeth extracted here
daily, by The use Of yitrous oxide eaa Persons can
see IL manufactured in the office Our materials are
manufactured expressly by Mr.. LAHhE, chemist,
Hosdusy. Remember 233 sixth ave. sIb
nk. JOHN HOWE, 49, CANAL STREET,
D.et. sett Of teeth on silver A. 81 to sI on sod
N t1U TO t sectional eetts 20 cents per tooth; teeth
hlled With GOLD, hone cement other filing, 80 c,s
to u per tooth. Teeth extracted without PAIN. 3I9
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EXCU RSIONS.

ITO. FOR THE CHOLERA BANKS
1lFishermen On Deck The fss, sailing ses steamer
l.. BoAkpMAN, Csp ain Thcma, M.rhall, will
27ta. Leaving foot Of Jackson Of, East River, at 8
3'eloet Peek sip $50; sBrins ct, North River !
under charge Of Thomas shsSvieI Capt. Richard
Yates, Frsneis Phillips, Commodore. ". Phillips,
ste-srd. Fare for the Excursion, one Dollar. This
Dos! and pats her on the ground NB.-No .msli
boats allow sd on board. "
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OFFICIAL AND LEGAL.

THE SPECIAL COMMITTED APPOINTED
hy the BOARD OF SUPERVISORS to EXAM
aedsed TO have been by the destruction Of
or injury TO buildings other real PEI sonsl proper
S,is consequence Of the recent riots, will hold
meeting N ths Chamber OF the hoard Of Supervisors
Room II, CITY Hall, on Mondsy, Sept. 2Sth, 1868,
81 o'c.ock L. NJ to consider the following cA,ss
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HoRSES-THE ADVERTISER WISHES
ITO purchase one or two ieams Of GOOD strong
w. x, W, box A9,9 Po.t-otaee, New York "a
WANTED TO PURCHASE-A NEW OR
W second hand truck, for one horse Addre,, p n
10. s'i' bun ONCE stating pnes and where 10 bs
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CIamaDts val b. required 20 yTove the on npTshlp
81 he opery destroyed, the facts IN relation 70 IN
destrnc ion, AID he value Of the property,
Ihe above named persons. with thsir witnesses, are
invited to stitrd.
ELIJAH +. Pt'RDY,
JAMES DAVIS, - o.,.,
SMITH ELY, JR, SonHnt~e.
ORlSOS BLUNT,
P0strr c. HurnIsGA Secretary,
New York, sept. 80, 1868. lA
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MEDICINES,

CURE YOUR COUGH-CSE CAMP
WELLS syrup, tar and Wild cherry sure cure for
coughs eods, sore throat OF dpthers only 20 and 30
store, cor sth ave and 2sth u. MoDONALDs drv
goods store, 800 Bovery, near eth st CHALMERS
drug store, cor Hudson and Hammond sts, SHE'D
DEN cor Boverv and 4th st. and in Brooklyn, at
MINES. 2lI Fulton ct. ala
nR. BONE, ia WEST 18TH ST-DIS-
Dsasss Of the heart lunss, liver, Kidneys liberated
throae epilepy scroiula, old ulcers, tumorG every
form OF skin diseases cured. once hours TO O'CLOCK
Pm IA
GRAVEI.-TO BE CURED OF TIE Gravel
~ or disease Of the kidneys and bladder, apply to
OWN. BARKER, l$< south 9th ct, williamsbursh
Hh medicines never fail " cure these disesses. A2s
KENNEDY'S RHEUMATIC LINIMRNT
IA Ct RS RHEt MATISM.
kennedys Rheumatic Lniment Cures Scuralria.
kennedyr Rheumatic liniment Cures sprains.
kepnedy't Rheumatic Linimsnt Cures Rrusos
keunedys Rheumatic Iinini,nt Currs Sore I hfost
ksnnedyt Rheumatic iiniment Cures Aches aud
Paine OF every name and nature.
For sale by u, : BARNES CO. 902 Broadway SEA
NEW YORK SOCIETY FOR THE RE-
" Net Of the Kuptured and Crippled Incorporated
April. l,t5. once, No 81 second ave. To the poor
gratis 20 thrrs. At . moderate ehArse, This soeie
~ furnishes surgical treatment and bsndsees for
feet, deiormed limb ard loss Of power 20 use them
Also. trusses for ruptrcs supporieIs for women lace
s'ooklngs for sniarg-d v.ius and liberated limhs
Pre-, dent, JOHN {. GREEN. Treasurer, JONA.
LEY 40l
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To Milk Cousuuers.

Ne. Yo,t, held 81 Ne Isl Bovsry, on s.ptsmbsy rs,
bic md resolution ~. .ns.ou s sdor, p'''m
to ~. sam,, ns t s s an sn.i.rz
The h.sS sf indiyausi: s"d. WHERE'S, The S S%s
earemsns q pure mia Of proper quality sna IN SUN
% a .as :..; . s:%s.s
bIli,y aud elp,n.. and, where's. ali trades, a veil
have largely sd,sne,d in pr 20 and, WHEREAS the
so. Of labor an n.srsi for ii. M.ns.etien q bust
o. mi impsrsvcy demand TsaSsss Or sn so% ns
ton snd, where's, ve, the NH Dealers Of the
CITY Of Ne. Yorh; in convention assembled, spps.i:
that they vii cbssfuly cooperate With aud sust ain
our seton b. iells,insas from our present. smbsr.
Rs,oy,, That the rrice Of milk delir cred to families
durin, hr sn.uns seven months up 70 Nav ist 1854,
ccmmpni that aiii deliS:I.d to .tors.' and tho..
vh pureh,:e 10 eel again, shall ~ the rate Of dy.
] Or Witt WIZ b ssI%s the ''~' ''"'d
ORANGE co. MikS AAsS,99 Gn
RocGElAsp GO Is J. MIN Sss9cixrios.
aSSf t .HSftH f E5tHSs{s sS Shi
IR Committee
Nine. O.msrs.r. New .sd Improved
Rnnnine stitch SEWING Machine vAs awarded the
Flftt Premium by the American Institute. la
The first Premiums silver Medal
vas A~srd'd TO Nine. DENoREsT for the Rest
ruesins attachment for sewing machines. l46
The American lu-tiiute has awarded 10
Nine. DEMOREsT, q %iJ broadway, the Fir,t Pr,
MUM q Silver Medal for the following artieLo.,
For the Best Skirts Ssst Corsets, Rect system Of
Dre's Cutting, Patterns Of the FASHIONS, Hrsid and
hTuldery. lA5
GIRLS, TO MAKE UP PLAYING CARDS.
~ STEADY work and good wager ouly tho~e Who
have -orked ~ the business need apply. Call at Pic.
tuFc store, +aslp Brssdvsy, lii
81 BSTIlUTE WANTED = FOR WHICH
Ip'h. highest each price will be paid Gail Of 2Y9
srlne, this day, before ~ O'Clock No agents need.
apply. l43
WANTED-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL
w housewoIk Apply at 1870 Hester st. la3
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

Tor SALE-AN ESTABLISHED LIVERY
L stable, doing good and profitable busnes.. Fos
further particulars Inquire 81 % Clinton st Brook.
Ign. Agents need not apply. %
EOR SALE-MlLK ROUND. WITH
a horse, yason, and ell necessary fixtures. Apply
23s Wet 9Tth Of. 9.
ITO PHOTOGRAPHERS THE WELL.
= known gallery, ls3 Eighth ave, N. r, 70 lei. In
quire on the PREMISE fhs
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wILLIAnsBrRGH.

KxBHrTioss SECOND DISTRICT. The fol-
lowing 10 . recs rituis,fon Of the eases disposed Of
yesterday 81 Ne. 20 Grand street, Brooiyn, r. ~ -
Held for servsr 10 substitutes, 10 paid commute
ton, exempt from physical durability, 76 eIsupt
fos all other causes, ~ total, 90.
AccIDKNr.-A machinist, named Timothy
Xdrdss, Of Hunters Poist, vss severely injured 10
the machine chop Of J. kishvits, on Flint street,
Brooklya, r.. D.. yestsrday. While ADJUSTING . belt
his risht arm was thrown between the spofss ~ q
wheel an1 the sbos Joint crushed against the shaft
Anputstisn viii b. necessary.
HKLp.-John Remlinger was fully committed
yesterday BY Coroner Bssssf, to await the action Of
ths Grand Jury Of Kinss eousty. The brother ~
feister, the murdered man, and John weises, the
principal vitnsssss, ere In jail In default OF bail.
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THIRD DISTRICT KIRoLLise BoARD.-1hs
folio. ING case. yer. disposed Of at No. 40 wsshins
ton street, yesterday;
Subsidiaries 6; held :; Maid 900. y disability. 20
aliens IL: over are, Il the service. 3; only son,
5: f.tbef Of mothefiess thldren, non-resident, L.
2,vtS will be called.
EsEyrrioss. The I,roohlyn Common Council Fl.
smpted the following persons from the drsf yester.
day;
I'D wsrd- Philip Anderson. Charles Gamer: ID
9th Ward Thos. Amber, Thos. Dennison, John
GiifTen 9th ward Cha. ". Losanhsrdt; Vtb Ward
-Georse stumpf 10Th Wsrd-Geo. II stayner. Hem
~ Hss.elhade, Fred. II. WAGNER John H. Randolph,
james b. ksonsy, VIM. keNssh. Tbos Calshsn.
report vas read showing that the number Of con.
scripts relieved by the Beard up TO the present time
va lls; the amount Of none, expended. 300
The sum Of etp sas paid by the conscrpt., which
q as, CO., - '
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &c.
FOR SALE, ALARGE STEEL GREY Mare,
u hyoaIs old, sound and kind In all harness, sui,s
Die for butcher or eIprs.msn. Inquire "a Broome
street. laS
EOR SALE--A TWO-HORSE TRUCK IN
i good ord also, double s.tt Of harness. Apply
o. Al ave II, for drs. .el
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banjo TAUGHT-H. G. DOBSON, Mauu.
AJhetmer and Teacher Of the Banjo, SO Broadvsy
The pupil guaranteed perfect knowledge Of the ins
sirumsnt In course Of twelve iessoss for IS 80
banjo AND JIG DANCING TAUGHT
- By the renowned J. BOGAN, 13o Flint Az Ban
ZOE superior TO any IN the world for sale. Terms 10
lessons for 80 20I
BANJO TAUGHT BY CHAs. p. DOB.
A1sON, "a Fourth ~, cor 10th st The pupils eus,.
antsed proficient In Of lessons tnes each
lesson BanJos repaired and made 70 order. satisfso
Oon Givsn. %
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

BOARD AND ROOMS.
A FEW YOUNG MEN CAN BE ACCOM-.
Il 4 modatsd With good board, on moderate term,
~here thsv will find he comforts Of . home alsp &
su and wife Call for week st ti9 Canal ct, one
dsor from Sullivan. Mrs. SHAW. $50
r ODGINGS-THEC CHEAPEST AND BEST
- 10 the city, A. II cents per sht single rooms 81
eents. l3e Wet Rroadway. o.
. OR 2 RESPECTABLE YOUNG MN
<~cau be seconmod ated With board Of the privata
boarding house. 10 Hammond ss. Terms 10 suit us-
chance fN
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C0uRr CALIyp.R vos Mo,pAI NH,r surT,lu.
CoUyt-G.neral Itrn,- TaI case. ' Preferred and
Sos :, 10, II u. - ~ To- 10, II, l., ", 20 ~
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sSel. 1889. 9<l, 24oa, 1905, Part Adjourned fof
The term.
EHGiIaI FoHoEly CAsE. In the United States
Commissioner Court YESTERDAY before Couni.ion.r
Osborne, the Of John MEME ALA, John lods.on,
SO brought up for examination. Mr. Charlie. ~.
wards, Who appesrd for the accused, took prlini.
eary objection to the rsh' OF the Commi.soncr,t
sInin,ns mo the case ~ IL did rot bpp ar that /,
oad ever been appointed . 4. =. Commissouer. Tn.
neument q this poll pro and con, consumed the IN
MeuAy hodpon II will be remembered, 10 accused
ntGssry IN England, and IL claimed under the
lost bRrrAL OurBAaL- In the Court Of Gen
~" es" ons' Yesterday, jacques Mon,ise, French
nan ABOUT % years Of age, rei and convicted Of
RAPE upon Margaret lJ ons, re.pec able woman, go
yesrs OF age It sppesrsd that on tie 9th OF june
last the oomplainan' euticed In J.cues' house,
then st No. 1871 Church stree, where h. committed
Sne ouiate sna u Aed Vi dNily Tor nearly thrce
weeks. me sn nnalN ca psd tfou he n uss AID
maize me complaint hsAin.t m lame, 4, An n,d
onendeI and has seTv two var. In H., Psniten
uaSy. lie wn rrmandtd 10 await zen 'encc
Morgan OCopneI aud William sv,cnv ,,eh n,,.s.J
fuly 10 psts larceny AID Nefu ln1e eli f1r sen-
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THE LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK And
= Philsdslphis Steamship Company viii receive
rag ior TIE yTE Of eosiins their stsamerI App!y
e gRH 1SG DALE Agent, ct the Coupanys 9faess
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To b Continued.