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The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-08-13
RAILROAD SCHEDULE.
COUNTY OFFICERS.

!rdgss Of the Courts-President, Hon. Geo.
Taylor, Huntingdon; Associates, George w.
Iasley, Henry C. Devine.
Prothonotary-Joseph MDonald.
Register and Recorder-EdT ward T. Lytle.
&erif-John Buck.
district Atorney.-Philip S. Noon.
county CommissionerS-J James Cooper, Pc
'aj. Little, John Campbell.
Irsasgrer-Thomas Calm.
Poor House D,rectors-William Douglass,
George Delany, Irwin Rutledge.
foor House Treasurer-George G. K. Zahm.
.A&1ItoTs-Thomas j. Nelson, William j.
williams, George C. X. Zahm.
county Surveyor. Henry Scanlan.
Coroner. James Shannon.
asreantite Appraiser-Geo. w. Easily.
Sap't. Of Common Schools-Henry Ely.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-08-13
when This Cruel war is over.

Dearest love, do you remember,
When we last did meet,
How you told me that you loved me,
Kneeling at my feet?
Oh! how proud you stood before me,
In your suit of blue,
When you vowed to me and country
Ever to be rue.
CHoRus.-Weeping, sad and lonely,
Hopes and fears how vain
Yet praying
When this cruel war is over,
Praying that we meet again.
When the summer breeze is signing
Mournfully along,
Or when autumn leaves are falling,
Sadly breathes the song.
Oft in dreams see thee lying
On the battle plain,
Lonely, wounded, even dying,
Calling, but in vain.
If, amid the din of battle,
Nobly you should fall,
Far away from those who love you,
None to hear you call
Who would whisper words of comfort
Who would soothe yuor pain
All I the many cruel fancieS
Ever in my brain.
But our country called. you, darling,
Angels cheer your way;
While our nations sons are fighting,
We can only pray.
Nobly strike for God and Liberty,
Let all nations see
How we love the starry banner
Emblem of the free.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-08-13

SCENE IN THE PATENT DEMOCRAT
OFFICE-The following almost to the
letter, lately transpired in the Office down
street:
Subscriber want you to stop my
paper.
Editor--Your paper is paid up about
two months yet.
Subscriber don't care how long its
paid for-l want you to stop it.
Editor-What's wrong? why do you
wish your paper stopped!
ubscriber-Why, sir, when want a
a d-d secession sheet, III send for the
Richmond Enqtirer.
Exit Subscriber.
Whereupon, rumor says, the editor sat
down and wrote an editorial thanking the
public for a large increase to his subscrip-
tiou list-Le0issoson Gazette
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-08-13

A SCORE OF IMPoLITE THINGs.-1.
Loud and boisterous laughing.
g. Reading when others are talking.
8. Reading aloud in company, without
being asked.
f. Talking when others are reading.
5. Splitting about the house, smoking or
chewing.
6. Cutting finger nails in company.
7. Leaving a church before public wor-
ship is closed.
s. Whispering or laughing in the house
of God
g. Gazing rudely at strangers.
10. Leaving stranger without seat,
in church or elsewhere.
for seniors.
II. Correcting older persons than your
self, especially parents.
ID. Receiving a present without any
expression of gratitude.
Ia. Making yourself the hero of your
own story.
IS. Laughing at the mistake of others.
Is. Joking of others in company.
II Commencing talking before others
have finished speaking.
Is. Answering questions that have been
put to others.
10. Commencing to eat as soon as you
get TO the table; and
20. In not listening to what one is
saying-unless you desire to show open
contempt for the speaker. A well bred
person will not make an observation, while
another of the company is addressing him.
self to it.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-08-13
,NSBURG, PA, THURSDAY AUGUST le. 1868.

You don't call that large story, | hope.
IF you won't let feller jine the church
because he tells the truth, you won't lind
many decent members, guess p
sThe old man riz rite straight and
walked away without sayin' another word.
What he thought never could learn, fer
the old christian hain't opened his head
to me SINCE"
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-08-13

How TO KIss.-When you 60 kiss
first grasp with haste around the waist.
and hug her tight to thee and then she'll
say "Do 60 way-do, won't you let me
be-" Then, o, what bliss but never
miss so good chance as that then make
dash, as quick as fash. spd--Georgis
hold my hat.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-08-13
How FIe Got a supper.

A few months since, man VINO called
himself conjuror, entered tavern in a
country town, and asked the company who
were assembled in the bar room if they
would like to witness one of his tricks
The fellow looked cold and hungry, SO the
landlord gave assent, and stated that he
knew few tricks himself, and had seen
a great many wonderful ones.
The conjuror then requested the ,ompa-
ny to place three hats upon the table,
which being done, he desired the landlord
to bring loaf of bread, and the stranger
cut three pieces of nearly half a pound
each, and placed one upon each hat. He
then stated that he could do the trick
much more comfortably to himself if he
had three pieces of cheese. The cheese
being brought, he cut three good sized
pieces, and placed one by each piece of
bread. Now was the grand trick. The
conjuror turned up the cuffs of his coat,
took off his necktie, and unbuttoned his
shirt collar, and stated that he would now
proceed to eat the three pieces Of bread
and afterward bring all under one hat
He commenced eating the bread and
cheese, and after eating two pieces, could
not proceed with the third and finish the
trick, unless he had something to drink.
The landlord, wishing the wonderful trick
to proceed for the amusement of his Gus.
toners, Immediately proceeded to give the
fellow quart of ale, and the third piece
Of bread and cheese soon followed the first
two pieces. Now the grand trick was to
be disclosed, and the landlord and his
companions anxiously waited to see it
The conjuror said, Snow, gentlemen,
which hat shall l bring the bread and
cheese UNDER"
The landlord pointed out his hat, wish
ing it to take part in the trick as we'll as
his bread and cheese. 1t being SO arranged,
the conf uror said, Gentlemen, L have
eaten the bread and cheese, and now /
will bring it under the landlords hat, and
he Immediately placed the hat on his head
and continued, "now you will perceive thai
it is under the hat, without any decep
tion"
There were shouts of laughter from ali
the company except the landlord, who was
minus three pieces OF bread and quart
of ale
The fellow left the house without ma
king a collection of the company, he being
satisfied with the landlords generosity.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-08-13

p@- The true way of reaching the right
is through the heart of wrong; he whe
goes around it finds but the other side OF
wrong, and the wrong side Of right.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
UNITED STATES DISTRICT coURT-seA I-Bstoss
Judge bETIs
ppTURE UP pPOCPHS

This morning the Court was opened 70 receive
process from the Marshal United States ATT. three
ease. uoocn cloth, marked No. $50. &C. Same agt.
three trunks marked George II. DOwle,. &c. same
ag,. one boz. marked n. Wood, containing cigars
Same sgt two boxes, marked C. j. Dodge. containing
whisky. Same agt- 25 cases. marked 4. u, contain
Ing cotton cards. Same agt. thyeo uerceA marked o.
containing ale AID brandy. .
In these CaseB return was mado by the Mnrthh OF
process duly served and on motion Of Ethan Allen.
Assistant United States District tAtorncy the Court
ordered decrecs Of and sale " be entered
United States agL the schooner Eiagara, "hcf
tackle &C. Martn and Smth appeared for tic vesse'
Somers and johnson and Richard Busted for the Gar
Co. One Heek's time vas given ~ answer.
United States agt the schooner Ladies Delight her
tackle &c. Genet & Guphe. and Mr. Benedict ap
peaIed for the claimants and obtained one week 70
answer.
Alias mobitions we're issued In the cases of Lock
wood et ala ag the schooner Grhce Griddle her tao
ke &C., Joitcr et air. ngt the steam propeller
Huntci. her tackle. &c.
In the case Of Meade ct al sg Two Bsles Of Cotton
the monition was cOuntcrmanded by AessTs. Deebc.
Dean d DoIobus, pioct,rs for lbclllnt.
in Castlian egt. Tie Steamboat Alliance her Tickle
Ac.. one weeks time ~ answer was gwen 10 MI
Benedict wbo nppeai ed Tor the claimants 70 ansver
In Haicrow agt One Cased Piano and Bccbe aFt
The Steamboat Cello. her tackle. &C. short orders were
for the bbeIla in the latter case and flatt Gerard
Buckley IN the former.
Judge Betts announced that he would be ready TO hear
prize cases On "Wednesday the cd inst and that gen
ora calendar would be made up FOR Tuesday next the
Stb inst The District Court Kooil In undergoing tho
cleaning process the sitting Of the Court vas thcyo.
fore. held IN the Judges Chambcra
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
Arrival Of . Prize.

The British prize steamship Dolphin. Capt. J..
Hayes arrived at s port Monday morning In seven
GAYS from Key West She reports the health that place
and among the shipping being most excellent INC
following United ststes vesses were In port OF tho time
Of the departure Of tho Dolphin Steamers Ootorara
Sycamore. Tahama. Hendrix hudson and Son Jsointo
sloop-of.war Dale and six prize steamers.
The Dolphn has cargo Of ll2 bales Of cotton and -
bbls turpentine TO J. T. Clspp u. 6. Marehi fas Kcy
West The Dolphin was captured In April last BY the
u S sunboat Tioga of ST. Thomas. with cargo OF
srns ard ammunition for the Rebels. She WIS then
taken to Key West and condemned. She 10 10 yesrs
DID, was built in Glasgow, Of iron Ia tuns, side-vhssl
and 100 horse power.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
Militarp Notifes.

SO Observation-Disclosures u. 8. ARMY.-The re-
ward Of eo will BE- paid 10 person Tor The apprehension
and delivery dcster ct e Headquarters o' the nearest
Prssost Marshal, a. follows;
A. A. Provost. Marshal General. Ma 1o6 Leonardst
Provost Marshal Ist District, yansiea, Long isimd
Provost lid District No 10 Grand Wilansbursh
Provost Msrshsi lid District 239 Washington e. Brooklyn
Provost Marshal lvh District No I'll Broafwsy New nots
Provost Msrsha vth District Ne $S bfoomett new tosA
Provost Marshal vi,h Dlstsct No laS 6th av Newfoik
srshai With District No. 10 3dsv, kswYork
Provost. Msrshsi With District 10 .9e3 Broadway
Marshal IXh District Drosdway aud t7thst ny
Provost MsIshAl Xth District 1asytown.
ROBERT NV0ENT Colonel Ssth N. Y. Vols, and
l. l. gyVvsst tMsrshal General
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
+. ruLLs HEAp.-The beef cattle market whc

. rryLLs HEAp.-The beef cattle market which
eso Cd yesterday at Alcrons has proved highly iavof'
sAr 10 droye.s notwithstanding there have been soe
q z head of buocks sold for tie weeks supply OF the
OIL, sad vicinity small portion Of tbs great stocs,
of inferior quality seld a, prices estimated as Only 7or
&c. y n for the meat. but the bulk Of fair. medium
quality sold at sialOc. n. and fair portion Of his
cuality at .ollc n. and In some cases higher less
be value o. Tide, fat &c. Old sheep are not plenty
and seI a. prices equal to sac. n. live weight
Lambs are very plenty and cleap. say 7dsc v n.
alive hogs are not arriving in numbers eqna 70 the
demand. and prices have advanced 80 that some good
lots sold a, &C. y n. live weight. Full particulars OF
prices and sales are given In tie regular market reports
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
nssy. QvAarEeaAsy ss-G ERALS osrica,(
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. ~ lSoa !
CEALED PROPOSALS Will be received af

- thi. cfsre until II ESDAY 18th sept ue1i, u O'Clock
nl. for furnishing ANTHRACITE COAL fer the War De-
ag delivered duns the year commencing Oct I,
803 dug >-Pi ~ lto+ The Cosl to De OF The best
qnay Auh 'cr OF steamer, to weigh 10 pounds
and 10 subject 10 Inspection. Tire Coal 70 Do
delivered bosIG the port Of Philadelphia New.
H. such aIe such times may be required,
flr ag demanded tou.and turs per day. In
VI f.as deei TIE Coal in proper quantity and At tbs
proper AID place lie Government reserves the light "a
se good ~ny ebeey BY psreLse the contractor iAk
aai ex9r. The p,iec De ior the Coal delivered
boa.a and conditions ABOVE stated
rveu viii DE Withheld from the amount OF al pay
,ri. reservation not to be pad until the conrsct
IL, foy completed Paynerts Of The remaining
,-hlv r rrut. baae- due, VI. oe made monthly,
Department in funds for thu. purpose bach oler
tc accompanied by written guaranty signed by one OF
responsible that he bidder o. bidders VIII, his
thc.t I'd be accepted into o0 .son with sooo and
sufficient .uts a. .urrsa the sappes proposed No prop
viii considered gues accompanied by such guar.
ant. Two .uFt<es tue OF hundred thour
d,.A vi required TO gn bonds for the tnfal per
ft,an =. he cou,rA ard te responsibility will be cers
ned i, T. s. Dl.tc Judge, o. s. Dkt;ictAttoney, or COD
les'o:. -, -, =. a.,
Ihr Is ed to reject all The bids Reons:aersd to 10
10 lie A,s,cf, Of TIE service 70 DO L. -
reosa. uus, oe ndored Proposals for Coal for the W1
Department. ,o,o
10 sned) bofp,
Capt and Aat Or. MT U. s. Army.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
j]roposaIs.
ou.RrrrxAsrrrs Oyyrcs, U. s. A.,

QuARrERxAsrTRs OyyicR, U. A. /
No sTATEsr NEw-i0xx. Sept ], lS65
CHALED PROPOSALS will be received q
- this Office until oc.ocx p. N. SATURDAY the ~
,he cowiD. Quantities OF horse a. Mule enoee Ne
hcrse-shoe Nais viz: 49, =.
200 kegs HoFse Shoes. NO. l. front and hio0 Seorted
100 segs ll9-se-sshoes No J. front.
l(0 kegs hvso-0hoes So j. hind. 49,
100 kess Horse Shoes No. front and hind, sssorted
"a Kegs Horse Shoes Eo. 2, front
500 kegs lsorssSnoes No = hind -,
go k-s, uor.-Shovs No. g. hoat sad him. ,sscrteA
500 ksss fioTseSnoea, No. J, front
20a kegs bo.seonoel No. g. hind.
400 Ae Horse shoes no =, ont and hino, oeoiseo
2Oo kess EoTseshoe No 4 trout
100 ke.s Horse Shoes, No 4, hind.
sOJ kcs. orse-oLoe NO. ), iroI. and hind assoTte&
300 kegs Horse hhoeS, No. , roE.
2cO kegs Horse. shoes. No. 5, hind
1870 kegs Mue-Shocs No. l.
100 kegs Mueohocs No. 3
4OU ke.s MueShoes No. J.
H. 0oo los Horseshoe seiis, No O. IN IS b box6
1900 lbs horse-Sh0e nails, No g. In IS fo boxesL
l. 90 lbs Horse shoe rails, No O. In 2S1 boxes
o 100 lbs horse.SlIoe Nails no " In 23-fb boxes
Pasties offering viii peass mention the time reqoifed
furnish the article for which they propose. and will be eapeele
ed deliver them place Of ssPaen. Tree Of expsnss 70 ~
Uover1IIsn.. -
Psopo.a. shosld be properly ndor..d and addressed e
MAJ. StEWARr VAN VLiET,
Qualtarrsster u. g. A.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
NEw:YuRK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER g. 1863

Tns Gnosr.-Among tbs passengers on tho
City Of London was an agent of the great showrnan
Barnum who has come hither to bring out real ehost
at his Museum The greatest oonsternation was pro-
duced on board the ship when it was rumored that
ghost was on board and the sailors always proveI oia
for their superstition almost frantic with fright
and not until the matter was thoroughly explaine' 20
them could they be reccnced to the quiet dscharge o.
their duties Tho ghost. meantime. slept quiety On
board but viii soon be playing in spectral pran. on
the stage at Caraums, OF which the puDno may W
assured thcy will be duly sppTised.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
Delegates - shs Repubiiesn Unie. State

DuTcHEss-od Dist. V. Dorland OF Clinton,
francis 4 Utter and Aaron nns OF Pou6hkeep'o with power
Of suhstitut.op.
OYoNpAGA-2d District-Dennis McCarty, Aus
tin Myers and Carroll T. Smith. x..,
.IEfFERsoN--lst Dist.-James z. Bell, A. Lltuc'
field end a. ). Kinney.
ScHUYLEE-M. Il. Cass, Samuel Lawrence, and
George CLARK ~ ar
SULLivAN-Henfy r. Low, j. C. Curtis, II. III.
Edsau
l. farrar VIZ r.
WAYNE-lst Dist.-W. T. Townsley, X. W. Ev-
ans, B. & Booth. ~
Cobb, Wn. Napier.
SaRATooA-2d Dist-Waldo NJ. Potter, A. L.
Reynolds Charles Rockwell ~ ,u.,
EssHX-O. Kellogg, T. A. Tomlinson, j. R. wcth'
ersbcs. n
REYssELABR-lst Dist.-George Demers, q. D.
Wallace r. b. Carroll ID Dist-J. Thomas Dsvh os0' W.
Csrklin william Lape.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
1]ori- iUarNrns' Notite..
SrArr or Nsw.Yonx,

SrArE or NEw.YoaK,
PoRrWAnpEss Orricr, No. l0% Wslst}
NOTICE il hereby gwen, in accordance with
section Of the passed April H. 1887 entitled An Act to
Ieoes tho Wadens Uace Of the Pon OF New York. to
oil persons interested In, having charge o. the subject
nst~r Of such inquiry examination survey that the fol
lowing vcssos under examination BY tho rertWM
dss and that the said surveys examinations will bc com
pesd within ten dsys HeIt succeeding THE notice on board
said ve.se.si
ship Aurora .rter NO ~ = ~
Brs Favcns. Stores, Brooklyn
Eris Csnieiia. ~
Schooner fellow Crst kmpire Stores, Broekyn
C. H. BRAMuALL. ProsidenL
J. Auo's HsaaiMis. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
1 TopAcco CONVENTION is to be

A TOBACCO CONVENTION is to be hold at
Louisville Ky. Sept l6. 1t principally In regard 70
the excise tax which tobacco manufacturers thak WORKS
hard upon them Tho Kentucky State Fair 70 DC heid
a, tie same time and place AID the whole Ohio Valley
is q tobacco growing region this year weFresums thct
the Convention viii be ,rnal affair.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
PnsvoorMAnnAlV O1yicn efl Coxea1opo0Al
DnFRIc5, No. ], 03 BnoADWAy

The Beard Of Enrichment Of this Dts.net vfn soaA
mence it, Ssdp Tor the purpose Of hearing Csms to- -
smp.on On THURSDAY, Sept. ls63 e o clock = NJ
at thess Hesdquartess and viii devoe such hour. nd q
business With the Beard
The various blanks Tor Exemptions esn b procured ~
Office aud must D oil cases Be properly ded up md ssse3
previous 10 their prsssussn No blanks will 10 6ed by ~
Board. -.
Persons claiming Exemption on - geund Of AnGnge VI
be required e produce The ess.s md mc sndoebtsa s
Peysons enrolled IN ibis Censrsso ots Disr and hsvng
douc tbersn and vhe may have been illegally reBe4
and drafted In any 0hxr can procure Csrttecetes Enroll
mrnt fso N 10 oclock y: %. duly.
Persops desrous Of obtaining can es he eno
hon1s .,d =, no o.hcr BENZ. y. MANIERRE,
-S-''' Provost. N srshal, eth Ds4ri0G
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
HEADQUARTERS eru Coyonrsr0SAL Dirhicr og)
New ioux, 7su Az. n w. coaglE % w. <sTa 81.
NhN unr Aaa 81 As6l

HEADQUARTERS 9ru CoSon rsIiosAL Disrnlcr og)
NEw.i oux, 7suAv, n w. coaEie og W. <.Tg 81,
Nkw oaE, Ass 81, lsSa
The Board Of Earollment for tlo lNth Congressional
District q! the Sals OF Newl ok will s sessions
s Headquarters abose named THURSDAY tho 81 day Of
September 1865 O'Clock. br the pupcrc o. hoerns
Claims for Exemption and the transaction o M other business
The different Blank Cerncasos for Exemption VIZ BE- fur
nshed application but tho must carefully prepared
and verified before presentation.
Those only need apply have been ao,id appear
and they only on the day n,sntioned IN the usce
All such will &c attended during thss day sad n tho sde
In which they shalt have presented themselves
All perons who have boon dscd and ho dcsyc 10 rrscr
substiutes may give notice In writing ths board u Tn
solnent that on such day they will present subst.tue
giving his residesce sc and sSssns ~hethss hs
aion or citizen.
Propositions for substitutes ard tho examination of persona
90 odeins will bo heard by the board tho day ebova
named aud every day thereafter between tr hours of
and up TO tho time when tho drafted uen shall
have boon ordered to report Vt tho rendezvous.
The business appopr each day viii be hnished upon
that day. and ia all prefTee viii bc given " those
who shsll psescnt substitutes . -
Cept and PTVSsst Nsrshs. lxth Dbl. n. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
usApeuksfsss Tvfn Core DIST. n. "
Nsv.YeRg. Apg. -. lo6a

The following section vii Be construed strictly Asv
ddSiee given sesi~sd 70 oouscrpt which may
had him TO or ssdst h. II dsse.g fb within the provi
ions Of the law and The ssAsss w b DEALT with - the 500
ton prescyibes JOEL B. ERHARDT,
Captain Nd Prsvsse,Msrshal Ivth CONF. Dist.
SEC z& And b 10 J~tA~ noessL Ths Il any person shah
resist sny dra Of enrolled sadsr this ss into the service
Of the United States shall counsel aid any person ret
any such drs shall assault stsvc any ocer IN making
such drs in tbs Performance ny service In relation
thereto shall counsel ssy pes. " ssss otsruct any
such officer shall counsel say ifAsd aot appear
the place Of rendezvous wuiy dssusds them from the
performance Of military duty required BY law such person
shah be subject 10 summary arrest by The PfovoS Marshal
and shall be forthwith delivered tho dva authorities and
upon conviction thereof be punished by 6ne not exceeding
Hrs hundred Soays by inprssnn0t ns szseedtae 0e
yeays or by both Of said ponishneuts
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02

SAILING OF OCEAN STBAMERs.-The steam
ship Cahavba sailed yesterday for NewOrleaDs, with
heavy freight and about 30 passengers among whom
Gen. Shepley. Military Governor Of Louisiana, and
Capt. Thornton Of his staff who has recovered from
wounds receiS ed at Ponchatoula and the Teohe.
The Eagle for Havana. also sailed yesterday. with
freight and Is passengers
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
Executive Notice.

The towns, cities, or counties which claim
credits upon the number Of conscrptons to be drawn
from them on account Of yolurcers heretofore furnished
should send the list Of such volunteers to tho Executive
Chamber AT once. By order Of tho Governor.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
CHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
sORT OF NEw-YORK....
(,1Mped.

Bards-Mary Anna Matthews Sbedisc, n. B., j. W. Elwen
Co.; Russs Pyse (Brl Sligo, 0rinnen, Mintun CO.
Ehs;Iks.mo tgIk pe1,er st. 'Sans ~ f. D. H. pc
hs Mcconnell (Br Anderson smeIten Island, j. W. Elwsn
Co.
sehoone,,Pbobe Nelson Cam Phlsdslphs II. Racket
CO. W. NJ. uarboo (Dan) Eanfen Quesnstown, Ennch,
Meincie 4 weudt, Emms Fobush, glsudsss Bath ". 3.
Brown Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02

BOLD BURGLARY.-James Hartford, alias
Stewart was oil Monday are,ted by Ofncer Rim Of Ito
Sixteenth Precinct charged with stealing vsise con
taining wearing apparel valued OF ~ from The bon,e
OF Dr. Lewis IT. Bone residing at DO liz Wesf Blk
tecnth street hich he entered by forcing the base
nent door Dr. Bone heard tie accused moving In the
house, and gave chase 10 the thief who 1ed up the
street and was fusI, caught b. tie efheei. Justice
Qasctenbush before vloE ne pi.onu VA bropghA
committed him IN default Of e. 40 ball
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
Cir, Inspecsor,s Dcparsment.-Deashs.

Tho following is the Weekly Report OF Deaths IN
the City and County Of New Orh from the h day Of August
to Ii. 3s, day Of August, 1861 Men, i3s; womes 10;
Boys I-3 0irls 7os; total Ga Aiu!s 7o Children, ID
Malos ,lo; Females. ,l3. co,Orcd Persons. II.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02

COGoYRR's INQUEST Coroner Collin on Tues
day held an inquet, at the New.York Hospital on tic
body of O boy. 10 years Of age. named Chancellor j.
rscr whose parents reside at No. lU1 Worth street
who wns severely injured Monday evening BY being
run over by stage In Broadway. near Duane street.
that he dcd within hour after being sdmittod 10 the
City Hospital The Jury rendered verdict Of Death
from injuries received by being accidentally run over BY
. Stage Ho blame attached 70 the driver.