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The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-12-17
RAILROAD SCHEDULE.
COgNTy OFFICERS.

Judges Of the Courts-President, Hon. Geo,
Taylor, Huntingdon; Associates, George W,
tasley Henry C. Devine
Frot50notary-- MDonald.
hsgjstsr and Ree0rder-James Griffin.
Hasfif-John Buck.
District Attorney.-Philip S. Noon
County Commissioners Peter j. Little, Jno.
Campbell, Edward Glass.
lFsGSurer-Thomas Calm.
Poor House Dzrect0rS-Gcorge. u 'Callough,
Neorge Delany, Irwin Rutledge.
Poor House Ireasurer-George G. X. Zahm.
Al ,A.fR7itors-Thomas J. Nelson, William j.
Williams, George G. K. Zahm.
Couaty SurUeyor.- Seaman.
CoroRer. james Shannon.
Mercantile Appraiser-Geo ". Easily
6ap't. Of Common Schools. +. Condor.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-12-17

THE JANUARY DRAFr.-The following
instructions have been Issued frcm the
War Department for the information Of
Provost Marshals:
1st. That quotas be apportioned TO the
sub districts in the several congressional
districts, and that assurance be given TO
such sub-districts as may furnish their faR
quota of volunteers, under the recent call,
that they will be exempted from the
pending draft.
ID That the several sub-districts re-
ceive credit for ali such volunteers, as may
have been mustered into service since the
draft, and that the number so credited be
deducted from their proportion of the
quota assigned the State under the recent
call
1t will be seen by this tnat every en-
couragemont is given the sub-districts to
rush in the volunteers
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-12-17

rga- Coleridge, the poet and philoso-
pher, once arriving at an inn, called
out, ''Waiter, do you dine here colec-
lively or individually ?" ''Sir," replied
the knight OF the napkin, eve dine at
six"
D<g~ An English writer says in his
advice TO young married women, that
their mother 1--we married gardener
Some one wittily remarked that it might
beadde0 that the gardener, in consequence
OF the match, lost his situation
esa- 4 manufacturing establishment in
Winsted, Conn. makes about four thousand
pins per minute through twelve hours OF
every day.
Es- The man that provides not in sum-
mer must want in winter.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
~-~~~-~-~-~-~~~
Married.

Married.
CAxhAsN-nAH.--fn Fordham, on Tuesday, september
!, by Tie kev- Arthur aason, LoRLIARD CAahANE 70
sAhELLA A. lLIsE, daugnte Of Henry w. I. hali
pAY-Eou -y.-At Ann Arbor Mich on Sunday, Angus,
30 by The Rev. g. l. Stevens, j. Ii. DAY. OF New YORK
city, 10 MIS- NARY A. TouMy, only daughter Of John
TouIDy OF Il loi mer place No cards-
ErAls-LoI D-0n Tuesday, September /, at the resi-.
dence OF the BRIDES by the Rev. John Ellis OF
Brooklyn IoaAs, eldest Of the officiating minister
TO CARRIE A. eldest daughter Of H. g. Lord, Esd, Of this
city.
GAGSos-CossoR.-0n Thursday, August 0, by Rev.
Titus Joslin BEN JOSEPH GAGsoN Of Lapraire, dis
trict OF M teal Lower Canada To osoRA ROSE, young
est daughea Of the late VIM. r. Connor, OF this city
Canada p pers please copy.
McHwES- CHATnE.-0n Wednesday, September 2, by
the Rev Al gustus Seward, Mr. GEo. McEwES. OF New
York, to Mi AUGUSTA, daughter OF Mr.. Thomas Chatle
of Middlele wn, Orange county N. Y. No cards.
WANDERED T-BALDwIS-At the residence Of the BRIDES
father 13 arck place. II half past ten O'Clock M by
the Rev. Copeland Lea JONES' HENRY CoFKIIN WANDER
mlE MxNw, daughter of the Hon. Elbridge Baldwin
OF this city. Ded.-VANDERmLr.-At ID Varick place
At a quarter 10 twelve O'Clock A. N. HxNRY CoNKLN
eldest Of John v. and Margaret G Vanderbilt, Of
Philadelphia, Pa.
PHILADELPHIA papers please cepy
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RYDRR-On Tuesday. September l. after q severy III.
ness MARY, widow of George Ryder in the 52d year OF
her age.
The relatives and frends OF the family respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral from her late residence
l2e West Thirty third street, this Thursday afternoon
sAaaAcK.--on Tuesday. September /, from njuf les
received At the late IRE in Canal street, JACOB H. SARB Ac
aged 80 years, months and 10 days.
The relatives and friends OF tho family also insurance
Patrol Nos and 2 and the active and nonory members
OF American III Company No. 10, the Exempt Fireman
Association, anu the Fire Department IN general IRE
invited 10 attend the funeral from Dr. Chapus church
Broadway near Prince street, where the funerai service
will take place THIS Thursday afternoon AT Two O'CLOCK
without further invitation.
sxRILY.--un Wednesday, September 2, Mrs. WILIlA1
The friends ana acquantances of the family are invited
TO attend the funeral from her late residence corner o
and Tenth avenue this lIbursdy) al
tcrnoon, at two O'Clock
snERMAN.-0n Wednesday, September 2, MARIA ShER-
the 45h year OF her age, the wie OF John sner
man.
The friends OF the deceased those OF her husband
respectfully invited to attend the funeral iro ne
residence OF her husband, st. Mary's avenue, C ton,
Sdten Isand this Thursday aferpnon al two O'CLOCK
Dublin and Kes, county Meath, papers please copy.
TRAvn.-on Wednesday, September z, fhkhE ihs,s,
rect Of stephen Travis aged 10 years, months ana
DAYS.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited IN attend the funeral services this Ihursday)
afternoon At three O'Clock from residence Of her sor
Is Fourth Her remains will be taken TO Whittock-
ve Westchester county for nterment on Friday morn
ing.
WIILAERs.-On Wednesday, September @ HENRY wuL-
MErs, aged 81 years and 10 months.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral Friday afternoon at two
O'clock from his late residence 90 Chrystic street Tbe
remains win be taken TO the Lutheran Cemetery for in
terment.
WrrfEsS. -On Wednesday, September 2, CHARLES
HENgY WILLIAM OF Louis and Dorette Wittpenn, aged
] year, months and days.
The relatives and friends of the family are invited TO
attend the funeral Friday Afternoon. at one O'Clock,
the residence OF his parents No. $50 Pearl street,
Of Elm. The mains will be taken to the Luhe-
ran Cemetery for intermept.
WEsr--n Brooklyn, on Tuesday morning, September !,
GEORGE w., only Of Joseph II. and Sarah c. West,
aged months and 10 days.
The funeral viii take place this Thursday Afternoon
at two O'Clock from the residence OF Captain JOS w.
Gano, No. 2S Lawrence street.
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Miscellaneous.

srxAxsnr siDos Cap. Mcxckan, sailed yesterday for
Liverpool
STEAMSHIP EAGLE, Capt Adams sailed yesterday for Ha
New Orleans.
Purser II Denson OF the steamship Morning star from
New orlssns win accep, our thanks for his attentions
sss Locn i, ,LAs.n-Ssgs M LcriPs Of ship Loeb Lamar,
ns.C ss.s EePsrs July While lying % IN heavy
s.s as mSo o ensT nn
and sbou, 5, Zee, q started the TIVE upper
board water casks Ac Succeeded in puirs
soa s s' p ss s :. .
her free .iA one pump a: ... i@oosssls 2 Keep ne
Ss % % s ".:.r. The The that m
BAwx srxLIA from Yarmouth. Ns. for New York, was
.possp or T asa ms. s. ri Ss loss Of fore and man'oOs.r'
Ac stranded Musquash the 1sth uit The cargo
ioved into siJohs, SB The cargo was subssqaent, sod
at suction.
scms Mosnse srAn Of East Lyme has bsen cold 10
scna svnr.s OF KEY West ITO tons has secn ssld on
Halioci. late Of schr wonder
Boston ls las, sssr Gss Lewis via, rclm.s % N a Sorh
sh Oh also is S.ss cotton which shc picked In Gulf Of
h.s ou ,s'sT western .ss Ja 81
- \. 1s e csss: ss s ''' July .
spoken. dc.
shin Romance Of the Sea from Philadelphia for San
Ain Hs,cSrsI Barws Bs.sein for Ensand June
ssrs sssrsss Wilson. from Liverpool for xrors AUG
nj: Sarss Louisa rhadslphis KArnisus Aug
~ rorstgn Porte.
Asrs, July so Sid sabso Woodward csllc r Harvard.
xss,ss June 80 Passed By. ship Magnet King fsm Kew
York shanghae
CireurTs. July laAr Leuccssea, Loshrop. Kurraehss
GissAlsAa. AWh-Ar bark Young Tark Harding. hoe
HsvaSA Aug is-ln port Br brig rruce.. Alice Means
tor Poston; sshrs pscoth Partridge for NYork F.auir
vsrer Tor rhlsdei hin. Cvcicre. welsh unc sd Isih
nrIs Jnd ~ pnthsvsy. Newer. Nnrel -
HityAx Aus 12-Arr brig teiSs Priest Ssv York. ssas
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TOO LATE FOR CLAssIEICATlON.

Ara MEETING or THE DEMooRArfC REruBLf
"A can Ward Commtc- Of the rwenus,p ~hrA "a ~
their bcadnuarsers Wednesday eveninE srps Mr. A.
Lowenbsrs snbml,ted the folio ting rrse'us -
wkrr~ss csI has tN~u ssued by the Ssic c-nua Com
a. a. sis~sr n 6rIerascs ~ vn
bly, asrcs, for sse por1s. % sSs, scs
wSsrsss s si.es O ssss " ard rsmm., y M We nnd
ss n.srsis sod sitssnate 49, ~ oar Judgment win
reprsssus is.rs.t ~ y. ~ n
fassssrns the pr'sS'ss'" ''' ~ ~ ''s
b. -. ..s~sx s~~o~.nuA ~ Uonn.~,ss -
.,,s Ss,ssss the Hen. res.s swssny vswias hm g
esnsssns asvo.se Toe p..nn ps,ss ~ y 40 as..s~ v
~" .scxrd Thn ect reoTuerc or nnr1trac rsrr
ssrtsv worthy o the coundspc~ o. h@ fellow c.ers
'W.,~h rrsstnn ad.ps-d .rs sne nss- r~sS
q Hail ,is~ niiernAic sAAhs sArAt' ~s@~r.so :.
ravyss y. HAif4 hrcretsN - ~ -
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Port OF New York, September 2, 1863.
CLEARED.
6teamship Eagle Adams Havana-spoford Tileston 90.
Steamship Polomac. Sherwood. PorLAnd-H Cromwell
Snip g Gsores Covsn New BeSioramG s saxery e.
bark Carl August tPrus, Hanke Dublin-Funch, Meincke
BARK Atlantic (Br) Campbell. Antwerp-Baetjer Do
Bark Amala tBrem). sedenburr; Bremen--H Koop
ssrE A Row DODGE. ssara Jarv Trnidsa-c feters
Brig Olga Qtal CAstellano Bristol, E-Funch Meincke
Brg Piiau tPrus,. Lushe. Belfast IFunch. Melncko
Brig Courier trrus,. Brandhorn. Rotserdam-wm Salem
sris Ausasta Or, stroas Cienfuesos-MOSre Henry
Brig Henry tBr). Perkins. AansanihA-H brookman
Ps wans Port .u
Brs Orkney tBr). Card, Turks Isands-c Knox Co.
Brig Clara lBr). Skinner, st Johns NF-Gordon Bruce
Brig Q Archibald tBr,. Sicterson, St Johns SF-J ,
srs s s.n sns, csss. %s.Py sargent
ssSr adS:ion Pur%sn fori Roya-Bsn.ey smith
scSr yreemss: Hows. Baltimore u 4 T. Abbott
seSr sssr i.sssds Taylor FsiiadsIpS,s- " Mckee.
scsr ws., Hssn Mar Mar DGIw BAnsor nsysna soa
seSr scsr sm miao ss 6rasa. Payne
oss cSas E. sargent
sIsSp sosp sS pss Ssapg npp'fDS.a Dy.1 sys s:Das'0n
steamer 0olen.n. Ha, ard H. Nsrfol.:
ss:%:r s::%:r Eaas Eisas'iS ysfRs %s isai%S FhasA
with mass and gss:snsers % jaime. Rsynor Had q bad
PM ssnsied steamship Evening hence for New
:s Sa IN a. N e ah ion Of y
.csmshp. Columbia hence for New Orleans, ana AraEO.
Ship Hemisphere GBr. Livcrpoo George Liverpool 8,
Aug lat Is lon IS s6 saw 40 icsbsrs sosh sianaiissd
ROBERTS, nsa shs Sinds and hss a1
ssio y Echo Of Llvsrpoo opli Liverpool 81 days.
Shin Malta o. 5. john NIB, Settle. Liverpool 50 days.
Snip sssai.n Hssn. Nswpo. 4 q 8 Nth iron
tSe wreck bark Of aSea. 900 6urtssn lumber
ana d % s ss hs heading
port quarter s,oyc sbe had apparently been in col
Mar. Rogsrssn g., Of Ss-o.s'ls Brods LONDON.
Bait coriolan lBrs@j ensrafe Bremen q days. with
dss " Il Aug
Bark Aiss InomI.on Br q Shields. Ssys csd. Cad -. 4:
Srs Mssy hIss h.rdse Martinique. Is day.. with sugar.
Brig ocean spray Kitchener, oenfuesos 10 days with
sesr Cen Armsrons.. scoaeld Ponce via New Haven in
sssr Mary Frances. Barber E!'s.sshDo, fGs M,nsham
scsr ssr !isrris,. ia! t'Is" Sexion s cs.i. Z asss
sssr sssr h.s, Has.p sm!.S s%s e.: G:.i d q .s
schr Union LIBBY Machiaa
Schr Paio Alto. Kelly, Gloucester.
gchr West Gleamh Tarr Gloucester.
Echr Ann Caroline Bacon, Boston, days
schr 4 : Eslis, Mcin.yrc. Boston, Sasys
Schr Eliza Frances, Baker. Boston. days
Schr q w Chaplin, Waterman. Providence.
schr War Steed, Huise, Providence.
Schr Isis, Jones. Bristol
Steamer Stevens Chance Baltmere
Steamer Laurel. CHRISTOPHER Baltimore
Steamer Franklin. Young. Bsltimore-
Steamer Marina. Crosby. Baltimors
Steamer CONS Drake. PhsdephiA@
Steamer Phelps. Brown. PhiadelphiA
Steamer Pierrepont Green. Phadephia.
Steamer Ann Eliza Jones. Philadelphia
Steamer Farrhild Trout. Phadelphia
Steamer Sea Gail. Kennev. Providence
Steamer ospray. Aldrch. Prcvidenes
pAH.ED.
ls-Seamcrs ArAgo, Columbia America ship Lady WASH
ngton: bark Ascension; brss Ada Purve Pucsss Frsde
rika. Anna Hclesa, johanna Peerless aud others.
2d-steamers Sidon, Eagle.
Wind at sunset g.
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News from Key West.
OPERATIONS OF OUR BLoCKADBRs--SINE BLOCK ApH
RUNNERS CAPTURED IN SIX WEEKS

RUNNERS CAPTURED IN SIX wgxKs.
BY the United States steamer Hendrix Hudson we have
news from Key West up 20 the Gath Of August our
cruisers tho Gulf have lately In several prizes
the Sycamore into por, about week before the
Hendrix Hudson left with Ave small vessels most OF
thsm loaded with cotton They all caught on the
Florida coast the Dc Soto hes caught two very valuable
prizcs which have reached this port one Of them shs
Alice Vivian. with nvs hundred bales Of cotton from
Mobile bound 10 Havana the other tbeCrescen from IIs
vnna bound 10 Mobile with sssortcd cargo The steam
or Gertrude has captured The Warrior, an assorted
cargo The Warrior had succeeded In running cargo Of
cotton cf Mobile but caught her return from
Havana The blockade runners of Mobile have been very
unfortunate during the last weeks. they have Loaf
the steamers Planter Neptune, Kate Dale Bagey James
Battle Alice Vivian, Crescent and Warrior About three
tbussnA bales q cotton were taken these steamers
and large amount q assorted merchaudto.
Tho health OF Key West good up ~ the 24th ult
no e. zee of yellow fever having occurred
Or. r. Ecf1enry. ~ acting assistant surgeon IN the
navy died o' biicus fever on board the United states
pchooper wspderer the l1h VII. He was 4 nstve on
reunsyIvspa, about twenty nse Year, of age
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The Troops I'm Brooklyn.

Yesterday the troops encampcd at Fort Green the
recipients Of surprise, gotten up by few ladies' Of
Brooklyn, Miss Lloyd, Of Delaware; Miss Faunce, dangh-
Captain Faunce Of tho Revenue Marine and Mrs.
Valentine, Who assisted by bevy OF young ladies' pur.
chased large supply Of the field fruits in the Market
consisting OF melons, peaches, pears &C. and after OBJ
tanning permission Of the officers, spread the tables and
nty men at time provided with an abundant sup.
ply Of the fruit The soldiers delighted at the at
tengion thus shown TO them.
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CLOTHING.
BILLIARDS..
DEsTIsTR v.

A RTIrIcfAL, BEAUTIFUL TEETH.-SATioSAbDE DEx'
"A tai Gallery. snsh ayenae corner o. Twsny ,' 20.
soid 81 extracting Teeth by nitrous gss witho ps ~
Five premiums awarded. DK MANSON, DenasA
The New York herald., 1863-09-03

The Constitutionalfty OF tho C0nscrip:
tiOn Act.
APPLICATION FOR AN INJUNCTION TO RESTRAIN THE
PROVOST MARSHAL FROM ARRESTING AN ALLEGED
SUPREME ooyRr-CHAMBERs
Before Hon. Judge Leonard.
Sr1 2-VarS us. Nugent and Manicye.-The
legality OF this b TO be tested In the State courts. An
application made this morning by Mr.. Edwin James
for order calling the defendants the Provost Mar
shall General and the Provost Marshal OF the district TO
show why injunction should not issue restraining
them from arrestng the plaintiff deserter, and taking
any further steps under the act Of Congress called the
Conscripton act. Tho motion founded complaint
and affidavit alleging various grounds Of the legaity and
Of the act, and stating that the per-
sonal liberty Of the plaintiff about be invaded by
laws Of the United States. These grounds were
set forth very specifically and at much length. The
learned counsel stated that he and his part
had followed o precedent OF complaint
vania and which had been prepared by the abiest law
ycrs Of that State, under which motion to the same
effect that which ho made had been granted and
was now awaiting argument. In addition TO the general
grounds which set forth In the complaint, that he
drafted the 18Th July and served with notice
report himself The Goth Of August at the rendez
vous In Broadway the oath July, II was contended
that this notice invalid for not having been served
within ten days from the time Of drafting 40 required
by the STATUTE aud also because required him TO re-
port day which had passed.
The Judge granted order calling the defendants
70 show cause Monday the 7th instant why on in.
junction shOud not issue, but refused 70 stay the
ceedings in the tme stating that the plaintiff had
illegally arrested Nessrs Edwin James, Dunphy and
J. w. Ashmead for the motion
The New York herald., 1863-09-03
rhs Reports Coneerning Col. WIN. Trees

srssuos, Aia., ,scpt 2. Isc7.
All statements impIicating Colonel wri,m Tr,r,de,
Chlof n the Army Police IN cotton spscalatons on s
ihortv Of the Jucgs Advcv,,c, are dccIarcd fars
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Mass meeting of Conscripts in DrookIyn.

Mass Meeting OF Conscripts I'm brooklyn.
Pursuant 70 call, privately circulated large number
Of conscrps met last evening 70 take their troubles into
consideration After much talk II finally resolved
10 call great meeting Friday evening, at the City
Hall Park There TO be neither cnusic bonhrcs or poll
ticans In the arrangement, the Intention being have
II as nearly Of popular character possible.
The New York herald., 1863-09-03
S HlPPIN G NEW S.

AIHANAc voR INV YoRK-rHrs DAY.
SUN RISES xs......... 30 NOON eve Q 30
80 HIGH WATER eve IL ~
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NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, SH

following notice to all nromsn drafted IN tho
L,sidn and k.nln Congressional dr tr,cis:-
riKtsES HALA, sept. 2, 1868
To FmKAEH DRAFTED EIGHTH Mn n CON-
6aKslonAL DfsIMcrs-
You are hereby no.ned TO present yourselves before
the following committee, at Firemens Hail, Thursday
eyesng, September 3, 1868, at hafpast seven O'Clock
precisely. by order.
HtNRY WILSON, Chairman
John ). GILES,
JOAN DECKER, }Committee.
ZOpHAR MILLS,
Al BEfr J. DEI.AT0UR,
PETER Y. EvEsEfT. Secretary
". B-All drafted hremen 10 other districts who have
not received cerIincates will also be present.
subscriptions to the Exemption Loan.
The following are the additional subscriptions TO the
Two Million Exemption loan, which have been filed at
the ComptrolIer's Office since yesterday
Joseph Hunt 21S Delancey street.. ST.
Caleb Fowler Yonkers lZoo
f. II. Churchill, 33 Pine street. 5000
A LADY Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Peter HENRY jamaica w. Observation-Disclosures ] ,25V
James Lamont, Scotland. 1,lOO
J. G. Mnlnt Ricevlle. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
Joseph Reid, New York.. l,00o
Total $l3, $50
Previously subscribed IS0 900
Grand total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .$793, $50
The New York herald., 1863-09-03
EXCURSIONS.

uARRY HILLS PLEASURE EXCURSION, PgR
IL steamer UTICA. for Florida Grove, wiz positively
leave this morning from the folio
Thrieth street. N r. at 70; Twentieth street. 7ss: Aaos
street. clock; Spring street 20: Pier NJ. T. n. H.,
o'clock Peck slip. go Gentlemen ST. Ladies Gail
dren not admitted. Robersons band Of music
tho excursion.
TyHE ONLY BOAT.-rIsHING BANKS. AHOY.--lnu0,
i caught daily steamer STATEN ISLANDER. Cart J.
o. Philip running every day eneep, Saturday From soata
Eleventh street. WILLIAMSBURG at A NJ. Peck slip.
Twentieth street. North river 8; Spng street. Siz per No
g. North river 3 A. NJ Auaic and dancing. BAIT and
<reshments furnished board N. B-Jn r.tIrnng ia
make the usuai landings, except Twentieth street Nota
river.
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ysnpo~t AIT Nrfsce to Ftrem~n. E#.
The comm,stec appointed or behalf 81 the New YORK
Fire tc,artvens N nssiicn 10 the mcristnr bavs
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RICHARD TERNON,
J. OAKLEY NODYNE,
DANIEL MCLAUGHLIN,
MATTH EW MURPHY,
+. w. KALBFLEIsCH.

Alderman KAIMLnscn submitted some additional rcso-
lutions regulating the manner In which applications
for relief should be made which were accepted.
Alderman STRONG offered series Of resolutions n
substitute those OF the committee: but they
feated and the original resolutions being put separately
were adopted. The resolutions, q whole, subse-
qucny unanimously carried after which the Board nd
journcd.
The money, II is anticipated will be procured in few
days
The Board OF Supervisors had the same subject up
fore them yesterday afternoon but after discussion
finally resolved TO await the action OF the Common
Council.
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Aionzo A. Hamnn, diaabisy. DISCHARGED
John Tow ling, only a of willow. iad over.
Freeman storms, Disability, diseh irgeu
Geo Waring 63S Washington street, held or service
The follow ing persons furnished substitutes
Abram Jersey Washington street furnished as SUD
stitute Jas. Clark
Henry Love- TOO Greenwich street, turhlsneu az suoa
Iute VIM N. Wally.
Jas truthers ISL West Eleventh street, furnished as
substitute jas Logan. .
John H. Andrews 80 Clinton place, furnished as subst
tufe Peter Iean.
Archibald Hassard l29 Greenwich avenue, furnished as
substitute Chris. Gum.
Eiwad p Payson No University place. furnished as
substitute Edmund Leddy.
Leonard Libby 2i3 West Twelfth street, furnished as
substitute John tireg.
Henry r. Howell 60 Charles street, furnished as substi
tute Nicholas Lyons
Alans0n laf l42 Wesi Tenth street, furnished sub
stitute lpstal Berguist.
The Board ad ~ half past four O'Clock in the AZ
ternoon until nine O'Clock this morning.
the SEVENTH DISTRICT.
There was nothing done in this district yesterday OF
any public Importance This morning, at nine O'Clock,
everything viii be In readiness to receive and adudicate
the OF all those who have been drafted IN the
district good and valid for exemption
at No. 63 Third avenue the headquarters OF the Provot
Marshal.
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-.a-|saas4l4|ss li''--s -
STIIPPIy q.


TOE LIvERPooL--pREADSoU LrYE-rosl-
TINE Captsn Crrerey pier 70 East river ro.trriy sis
Saturday, Sept at 10 A. ~. when passengers
board Second cabin passengers aen At sroraee rates
r. n DKMAREsr. 40 South street
ENOR LIVERPOOL AND LoSDoN-OLD BLACK STAR
II Line-For Liverpool. the CONSTITUTION sails tho
5th Of September, the UNIVERSE OF September.
London, the RHINE sails O. ~ September.
passage apply TO WILLIAMS GufoN, 90 FULTON
HOTELS.
OATH HOTEL. LONG ISLAND WILL BE KEPT
II during the autumn. for tho accommodation of
boarders and transient guests Liberal deductions f.n
prices Accessible by Green Rnd STAGES
times day. sN GEO SIiELpS.
CLOTHING.
n ladies' Ant genemen are gArs nteed 70 ieceiyu
the highest price article of on Wearing Appr
furniture. carpets for the southern and Western mar
on or address Njsh liz Third avenue near Fourt
street Ladies attSnded TO BY Mrs Msn.
<yRNrIENBN HAVING ANY NEW oR.CAsr oYp
NJ Clothing dispose OF obtain hghct price
calling Al The addressing JOHN MURPHY, IN
Centre All orders puncuay attended to-
pECKERs PATENTED CUSHIONED BILLIAKDt
IL. Tables. warranted superior TO all others Pres
scnabis- Several Land fables aud rrimmng~ Of
description tor ~ si Funoo street New fors
DARrIEs DESIRING rIRsr CLASS BILLIARD IA
bfaied for teing superior 10 any w hnd u
call eforc purchasing elsewhere aud
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