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Haxse~nsA Ward.

This ward wrr equally quiet On day prevfouA
Tha erpsc'siiof renewal q hostcs prevailed ssne-
rally tlrclgnont shs ward; bus W ~ happy W rats
sha, no a,,enps sS made 10 sscsA N psa0s. Rough
ani wcme, - they generally oaIlsd we're so BE-
gathered about the u strsss and Alleys bus
no attempt At iroabss was begun AZ any place.
The fact Is ula, 20 trouble cssd be expected m n
ward without serious provocatt. fho peop,s sre.op-
posed 10 The ara but lhey are aazossiy swasug the
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Tho spraguc Light Cavalry.

This regiment, which bears the OF tho Adjutsnt
General OF this State has, in the present difficulty acted
In such calls forth from the officers such
praise their gxantry has deserved At tho oatbeak
Of this unhappy air Lieutenant colone Simpson oered
all his liable to General Wool, which nins-
diately accepted and he reported personally with tho
mt Provost Marshal General Nugent office. Tho
went duty, and remaaed active duty during
the whole week, taking OF eleven millions Of dollars
worth OF govetnm,ut property Throughout the whole
aar Iepenaut colonel simpson has acted 10 elicit
general approbation.
Third Reg imsnt New York Cavalry.
The follow ing order In reference this regiment
issued yesterday
ORpERs--NO. l6.
BKADouaRrklu,, Tmap RS5ixrSf HussARs, ". y. NG,
Ngw Yosx, July -, 1858.
by division orders this regiment VIII parade IN State
drcSs-fgIi horse cguiImrns-oD sunday. 18th instant
The assembly will b. within Madison square at
oc,cck 4. NJ, TO await orders.
Ihe commandant takes this opportunity of returning
his best thanks tho hands manner In which tho
of TINS ment nded IL the cali - day
upon them The greatest credit and honor reflected
upon the regiment oy the "iathfui Hus5sfs who, with.
n single complaint performed the fatigung duty
quired tho pubic peace and preserve from de-
structioo the property OF tho people. by order ~
= BROOKE POSrILY,
Colonel Commanding Third regiment Hnssars, N. Y 6
THKo. VooEl, AdJ1tAnt.
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Thirteenth Ward.

FHE ALLEUKD ATrtMFf 10 HWN a ROUNpRY m
GOEaCx STREET.
THE Ep.roa ov HERALD.
Nrw ycss, July 10, 1888.
In your Issue n yesterday Of IN tho Thir,sensn
ward you havs the r,mcs q ton men WIN arrested
who had thrca'cnor TO burn my pisss 10 far - ths
gentlemen are cnrccrred n fncorrcck-N was m fact
fntsnded az n harmless Ioke. Instead q Burning nv
place they worc men Who would de,end ~ Dy pullman.
ing this Contradiction you Will otilc W urs truly,
JAMES X. ItYfUa,
nonrict ~ an - Gccr uk slr,et.
EIE.IAu LITTLE fuf sman
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The Tenth Regfm New York state
National Guard.

STATE ARgsel, CORNER TgIsrv ,YTH SrRyxrl
srvKSrH AVENUE, HEADQUARTERS,
TENTH RkGnKST N. Y. y. N. q.
All members az command will report at the state
Arsctai corner cf Thirtyffih street Seventh
possible In full uniform The regiment be-
ing duty this every member lur
appear immediately.
BY order Of JNo. MISSING, Lieut. Col. Commanding.
J. G. RoDRiGuxz, Adjutant.
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eovned and smoked bssf. 200 p'unds Of hams, 11s
pounds o' cheese 600 pounds II buAer 200 pounds OF
crackers, g. 900 galIons OF cpiee
These provisons were under the chsrAe OF Sergcan,
fuong, assisted by Serge Lsfers and otcer Wooo,
who from tho day the trouble c,mmsrr,d hv1 night
were constantly on duty
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Military Preparations.
HzADQy All hrs, DEPARTMENT Of YHn EASp,y
Avv XtO I.,Is.

HzADQg All iERs, DEPARTMENT EASy,y
NEW YoRK CrTY, July IT, 1868
In conformity with orders from tho Secretary OF war
Brgadier General r. s. Csbby United States volun-
teers, will relieve Brovct Brgsdier General Harvey
Brown United sa'es Army, OF the command Of ho CITY
and hirbor oe New York.
BrRadier General Candy having arrived Brcv~t Briga
der Gsacral Brown will immediately turn over 70 tho
General his command.
Captain A. p. Fiske. Assisa Adutant General, In
hereby detailed for duty with Brigader General Candy
10 whom tao will NJ once report for orders
By command of MAJOR General WOOL.
c. CIR@TeNsxS, Assistant Adjutnut General
SPECIAL oRDERs-No. ia.
HEAD rAnrxgs, D.rt RrMESr EAST, I
NKw YORK Cry, July IS 1863 I
Rrigndier General Candy, commanding the city and de.
ferces OF New York, will direct The marines al sailors
furnished by Admiral Paudng to aid In supprcssng the
riot 70 return to the BROOKLYN Navy Yard and report
the Admiral.
lie will also direct tho return OF the trcors detailed
from Governors island Tor Temporary dntv this city
return to their post and relieve the company from wst
Point which will 10 that staen and report TO tho
Superintondsnt.
The troops belonging tn Forts Hamilton. lafayette,
Richmond Wood AMI Schuyler will likewise be relieved
from duty in this city aud returned their respective
posts. BY command @, Major General WOOL.
g. T. CsmtsiEnsls, Assistant Adjasant General.
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THE CITY YESTERDAY.

Governor scymour's Headquarters.
Considerable excitement existed most Of the day yes
terdsy at tho Headquarters Of Governor seymour the
early part OF ,e day great anxiety exhibited the
oountenances OF most that gathered there There ap-
peared 10 be an impression that conflict existed
about 10 between the national and autho
rites The Governor maintained his usual GOODNESS and
listened nll their stor apparently nncoucerned
During the afternoon MAJOR General nix and General
Canbywaited upon the Governor and had lengthy in.
torvew, which very satisfactory to oil concerned.
Nothing TRANSFERRED that Interview that IL any way in
dcated trouble between the State ard national
lnents The whole position OF aiiairs talked over
the elements that aged the disturbances
wore referred to, ard many other matters
affairs here
Tho Cove afterwards said that many OF citizens
were unnecessarily alarmed abou. conflict between
Stale and federal authorities, and stated that inter
ference had taken yet and that he presumed that
all that the adnnst alton had done In sending troops
here merely from their desire protect property
aud prevent its destruction adding there large
amount OF government property this city.
Early yesterday morning lie ordered two steam vessels
60 be pla cd in condition TO take on board a military
torceone to steam up and down tho East river and tho
other the Hudson rverlo protect the people W the su
burbs OF tho city.
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YOrkvsIie.

Matters In Yorkvs yesterday very quies ssd ~
po,,ce were son busy In gathering the pvop~sy which
had bscn stolcn and sccretsd during the rcubss n
thas vicinity last week. On Friday 9tsrnoos
. party visited tho houss q willow hdy
ns~ No ysa rive land semaadsi tsn dollars
and d mi ccmrl,el With they rorla barn the house.
day or teo beors IN parlls~ vhn~ The same
psrsol AID obtsinsd tvsniy.6-s aollsss. Tho ally 70
fuscf " comply wisn the isst deand, AMI n.sios ~
ssas sums nsiehhsrs ~ armed thefnssts and Juw
sued The party and snu up With thsm, and N the
chase one q tnom shot m Tho leg whom Nh risnda
pkked him up end enavsyed him on
Ths provistn made for Ne peetecsnu a Tuywty, ho.,
deemed su~eiess, and sv~y Thing IN pssecs workins
ordce Ths hesee seraaIned By the partts IN Yorh vs
cannot yet ne csrtained bat es6svay suppcssd
bs srse Mr. Gray ss sveryth ssceps shat he stooi
In and hs estimates hs oss 70 b. about so thousand
dollars
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Services or Enginc Company No. 40, and
Hose COMPANY no. 10.

fo Thk EDHoh VI ihh ~" fonh hrhALD'
Nrw yoex, July IS, 1908.
wish thus publicly 10 express my thanks for ihs
prompI assistance rniared by the nembers of Vast ny
ton Engine Company No. 90 eiGed by tho mombess
of Lady Washington Hose Company No. 40, %
tho occasion q the riot, rucaday night. After tho
mob SIT The fire. Engine Company No 90 and
~ H~e almost Instantly on tho sIos, and ahprgh
the rioters Lre1eued 20 cut their hnse they obiy oil
their duty rendered effective AID IN putticg
nsa thereby SAVING my s0re aud property. Had II tho
been their cxert0ns dcSpte the threats Of the crowd
there probably would have been loss of life well
property
iiorlns you wiz give tits Insertion. reman yours
respectfully, N. LACkENbRCCk.
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Third Regiment New York Cavalry.
The following order in reference this regiment was



TO THE EDITOR Og THE NEW YORK HERALD.
HgADQuAErEss. SIXTY rIr1n RyGD'ssr,
NEW YoRx, July II. 1868. J
Sceing mn article In your paper stating that WAS de-
posed of my command, merely wish 10 state thai take
commanf OF my com any IN the morning. u vas III
caused by mistake. Ass that Lieutenant Meyer W In
his command the before. Repeatedly yours,
JOHN JRhEi kER, CAPTAIN Commanding.
By order o. Lieutenant Colonel VIZ. 7. BEAs4ss.
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Harlem.

Yesterday everything remained very quiet and nothing
transprcd TO break ths usual tranquility os Harlem Asw
arrests have BEEN made c parties Who prominent In
the trouble d The past wsck. among whoa were persons
bearing the II Thomas Aru',roog. John Nusens,
John Curr Thomas Gay and wilisrn Murphy Tbsss meu
A N alleged crossed iarlem and had bcsn Do
mapdpg money from resldeut. q hotehsvon Ihsv weo
sent 70 White Plains for trial thomss Reilly was also
arresss having been ideptfed n ~us 90 ~ tbs party
who ~ ore tnsy would ore Mr.. Hahsou % MIL
Tho police IN the pos~sssi ~ rforrnathp which
viii bring 20 light srms of the r"mn~nt parties srgaxsd
IN committing the depredsttoas n Harlem.
The citizsss oontnss paire yea abcst ths dfss
eut avenues aud streets ~ Har.m and tbs foeos
The upper part of ths eity ? deeu.cd srnscisut.
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a. Cntlav~m
Erath.r

Children Tsethsrg."-rs. ueshsr
. alusfw frs~f IN - wfxtfDW goesft.s avr ~
rfr~Glr fsllsbt~ and h~ NJ ss
ala dys-st~y sd 1s<TN~s rsl-vss xsY-t - 10 "a
s..s 1 aSss s,ss V ". nsslss ssas. cs4.~ ~
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The Amended Mtiitia Law and the
Three Hundred Dollars Exemption.
To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.

HEApQrAErxxs Twrrxyxru Drrncr, Nvw Yosr,
Kis.sfos, July IL, 1868.
Mr. RNp srn desire 70 call your attention TO tho fact
thai the three hundred dollars exemption cngra ted
the amended Alma law n this passed winter
win you give your subscribers the hcscnt tbs
fact 10 your jourrsi Act as, section 8. have the
honor 10 be your obedieut servant
JOSHUA fIESORP, Provost Marshal
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The Eiuhteen,h ward.

Throughout the wh,le Of yesterday and up TO late
hour last night nothing occurred this ward TO disturb
the tranquility OF tho city. few cavalrynen rode
through the locality during the day but they did not ind
anything to occupy their time Al night women wchded
their way hro gh the streets with market baskets IN
their arms children eamhfiled on tho sidewaRs ana
everything went to show tnat the sabbath would be
ushered IN the usual quiet manner
The rrembers OF Engine company No 81 are entitled tn
and hereby cordial thanks u The residents
OF The Eighteenth ward tor their prompt and efficient
rendered In and about Twenty second street
since Monday last the l3h INST, both hiemen and
conservafors Of the peace.
PATRICK CLANCY, 108 Fast Twenty second street,
and numerous other citizcns OF the ward.
NEW YORK July Is, 1858
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Colonc wM. WILSON
TO THE EDITOR or rHE HERALD.

80" 'S"A' ""y 80
In this mornings HERALD see an account % theviot
staten Island says that II Is much exaggerated
aud that n only = Aio~ q reciify tins.
There = number inrg- two hun men,
ed IN clubs And at Lhl they itco4Sed Va number
lye hundred and armed With hundred aud afty
rtfes aud we're their tho hichmod si ~ get
negro hang him and tben set hrs Ia tho All Hut
Col Nm Wilson met them on the wayi snd dls pcrsed
them Quarantine threatened, ana they e1id
they would burn the whole Wills 9 down. Yesterday
they went - Fort iompkins sod compeiisd the men
WORK Ing tbore 10 10Th lncH ranks-about two buudred
This for tho statement OF the men assembling at
9tnpotan Ihey mectng for organization.
~ xiv ng this IN your columns, you would much
ob.ge yosrs, respectfully,
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Relief for the Colored Peor1e.
TO TuB nDfr0n or THE HERALD.

preliminary msssns q merchants was hsld At
NcCsIoushs saiosroom, al ono o'cocs tdsy, foe the
parpose o. devsns Of rse' fos oolorci
pnpaass Of New Ysh aud Brooklyn.
Jesastss NIgc, Lsq., vas called 10 The char snd
chariss Dseoe svpoh,sd secretary.
On motion u NJ. John D. McKsnrs, committee ~
ave b. appointed by the chairman make
for calling general meeting q tho merchants At t~o
ocsook Monday. Jolly 70, ~ vLch r.able resouto ons
wnl BE- o6escd end subscviptioo lists opened 20 snd
pcpssd % b. raised for the bsssai Il tAos .nfor,an.s
vscss II N. fury u NE nsrciisss moe shleh has 70
Mem a n shrmaa, gsoess o. Colins John D.
Mcxsoxs, William A. Both and A. " Ocasrrbsassn
were APPOINTED said committee.
N motion. Tho chsirmas and secretary we're sdied W
The cDmmMtan.
IN aco rdspns with lhs above prsoeeainss po,sc>
beveby given tlAl me~ssae a mcscAsnss sn - 'ed
q McthiksshS serroou, covner Maiden Lane ard Froat
street, tso oc,ock Aoay. .aiy 20 fr- To- rarys~
Y rr0v dJsg ways and iov tss immediate =
us~- unorsanss sd sanerinr pecps nv ortos VI .bs
sunmnte~. fBtKiks RLS1k, Hser~>Afy.
To the LabsTsng Mos ~ Msw York.
10 you vGs V psy hsavy hreN
10 yoa vent " su6sr h@p and rufnS
10 yvu vss V b. tssnphd under fcos by snblt'c.a
10 yos wans 10 have yeur hossss 6u~d With sorrow ssd
yo-r eye ovs with rsrn
lf ma, lhsu aty asd think.
fne uvoye ~ destroyed BY riot mrss he rcd ~ by
The city. ard W u say every act di@ordsf vhs~ne.
src socss h.rnsas oniy laying bs.viss nK.s yoss
Fvsr, al.srecriy set that done only osis f greater
srpaasss - he pAxs = We s'As s,sssss III ts,s.
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.

The period for which tho Brooklyn regiments were
swrrn into tho United States service having expired
then presence being no longer required In Pennsyv
and Maryland they have been discharged by ordcr OF the
War Department. and their rc.urn homs after
an active campaga q about thirty days. They
pected IN the city To day 10 The regiments Of
the fh brigade arc the Thirteenth and Twenty eighth
q tho Eleventh brig de, the Twenty third Forty b.
Fifty second aud fif,y sixth.
Tho city WAS unusualiy quiet yesterday
THE BOARD or orrcERs or rHs PRE- DErARr.
Western Dbtric hold meeting at The oce of Ns Chief
Engineer last night fr tho paspose Of appointing
miteo 70 act In coujunction with similar comness or
the New York ard W Williamsburg Fire Departments the
object being 70 consult Governor Seymour ~ 20 the M
bity OF aremen TO DO drafted the military service
Chief Engineer Cunningham presided and stated tAe
object for which they had assembled.
Mr. Pctt Of No. 20 Engine moved that committee o.
committees.
Mr.. william B. Burrell expressed the opinion that thoy
had better call upon the President Secretary of
the matter in charge of tho general and
thereto.
After soms further rema tho motion prevailed and
the committee wts aipoinied--namcy, N. L. fetlt, /,
Engine No. 30; Francis Mctri,h, Hook and ladder
No. 4: J. Y. korke, No. IL Engine. Dennis Nc
Namara, Engine No 0; John Campbell. Hose No
added
The atcs arrested At Cntbarine forry ew days sinoo
tho charge OF participating 10 the scsDg ~ Messrs
Brooks Brotllofs' clothing store. In Now York. were
brough. before Justice Perry yesterday In exaninnttn
Richard Z. Balenshsy nrs, arrsisned. mo articles
found his possession valued at thirty dollars and
fully identified by Mr.. Jacob " Post foreman the
tablishmcnt He was committed IN fu to await tho nc
ttop OF the grand iurv.
Elizabeth Archer arrested with goods valued at Hecn
dollars her possessp icted and ced 10
the rentent.ry for SIX MONTHS tbs articles having aiso
been identified.
Anthony smith. very little boy. upon whom box Of
collars, worth i've dollars ound, discharged Ia
Consequence u his youth The goods Identified and
returned % Mr. Iost.
Thomas smith. arrested with I've vests In his posses
zion exAmined bat the goods could not bs dsn
b. fed was discharged.
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RcGnO IMlrlIlnS n e q.

N. Edmond Texor, IN his weekly summary of chit
chat IN tho Paris N Gle makes the following remxts
N. Granier do Cassa. naci have named tho N1i.os,
which has for its chief cdar VI Granicr do CpsssgE
the sano who fortnight ago sad tp hls electors, Asa
not only tho VI my iAiher-tap.ause - an t@chiid
OF my own works. God has gwen mo iutepcnd.nt
character, and my labor has procured enough q i've
on. lam devoioi - the cxstg; nsurpna. tho I'm
pefai dynasty and % tho interests Of the arfdSi
THIS last phrase reminds of that a N Nnlgin
bclEaeted baakcr OF pcncis, "Kno~n thro hoH thc
whoiv> world, and even IN TINS fauDourps oi Paris -
nurng the ensuing year Il " fully oxpoctci that the
Prince and prnccss ~ Wales w he sucAs II lhe imrg
rial Palace Of -. cloud, versaiiics, ~ tho iDsries,
France.
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The csw~sssary Dspavtmens.

During the contlnusnce of the disturbance the rorow
ING amouut q provisions we're consumed ., the Police
heaaaaarIss'-ssso ioavss u esssA. 100 p0anaa Il
-~
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Royal Havana Lottery. 80 Per Cent
proc p.ii for doubloons aud al Enas y rod sna silver
TAYLOR Co. BahAers. 10 " ali street
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The Drnrs Elsewhe

hkhhfh Of tbNthrrN
Anoug the drafted IN Augusta. Me-, u James q.
Ratre member Congress elect IL reCtsd that hs
will the army Tor the purpose Of - ng moral effect
10 the c0nscI iption law.
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Staten IsIa nd .

Tho sixth regiment New York State Volunteers have
bsen doing duty staten Island daring tho past few
days, and se relieved from duty. 1ho wing.
from Governor seymour and Col. Wilson. VIII explain
thsmseves:-
sr NICHOLAS HcrxL, Nyw Yosx. July Is, 1903.
The difficulties having ceased Statnn Island, Col.
Wilson Is relieved from duty IN Richmond county, and
ordered 20 report 70 lie Will turn all and
equ.msnts TO Col lnsing, Who VIII give hlm receipt
for the same HOaAriO SEYMOUR
Ngw YoRS. July Is, 1903
The dicucs In connection with tho ate riot staten
Island ing terminated by order or Governor Seymour
have been relieved from duty at that plnce. have u
exp,cs. nv thanks those ogtcers and a my od
command who cheeruliy vol inferred the services 10
aid IN maintaining the law also o. Cot laLsig Col Pay
Tompkns Sergeant oss OF tho polce force, aud ~ tho
cizers Tom vile for their hearty operation In
my corts preserve peacs aud order Major Burgess
viii turn AL arms and military stores Of my com
mand 10 Lansing lie wall aro foiicys the volnntee
of tho sixth Ncw York regiment from duty and furDkh
them II ansportaton to their homes.
- - Clunn.a MN MIIltI
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w UsrRxD STATES SENATOR BHowS--tIon. Albert GsL
latin Brown, tho colleague OF JET. Davis tba ntet
States senate 70 dors iauT the 9Th ust nna
took Tho oath. Iie said h. had bel eyed
had neyor been sec.ssof 1, and AT been
favor ~ the rebellion. It's ~rc who p cscnt Hatj
his had ruined her there need ba tas
no would disoyaI Ia future lilo permitted 10
return 90 his homo.
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Omctst Drawings OF IN. shelby College
Lottery K.ntucsy
EHrRA CLASS ts5-JuT ~ 80,
as, hf, ~, G5 81, 40, 81.
Class ss6--Iuy rs isa
76, 81 "a, 75 40, ls 80. 80. 81 Aa, 81, c5. s. Al
john a. MORRIS A CO..
wnlnin.t .tpu. Dela
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Reanatassmsnt Of an Omcer.

General Brown yesterday evening directed Coonsa
Bercns q Tho SIXTY nth New York National Guard, 70
place Captain Llbacbcv who had ben deprived II his
again
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Omciai Drawings ar Murray, Eddy ~
Co.'s Kentueky aud Mt.soGr STATE Lotteries
kHsruuxy ExruA CLass tSa-July ~ fS1
z, ), o., %, ~, ~, ~, 10, ~, 90, 10, IL, 2J.
Kgsruosv, CLAss yt6-Juiy ID I6i
50, %, -. ~, Is, -, q. 8, 10. IS.
Circulars sent fsss Of charge " aiarr..ng sltn-r 70
MURRAY. EDDY A Co
Coytngton KY, or II IspIis. No
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Tn, uc.,,h Of Colour, ynrain..

Colonel Jardine. who on Wednesday last was shot BY
the crowd First s.t Siueecnth street, has
recovered tho ureeon IN atcndance
Dr. Tic,gh, rrononncng him out of danger a M am
putaiion. lie is now cared or by the regimsStAl
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Prizes Cash cal in All Lrprit,cd Lotteries.
Information Eit en- JOsrrH HATES, Broker.
No IL wall sueVl EJ.iu No. L. New YORK.
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Tan. rreehies, saiio~ns.s, Eropttens,
spos atsek snd al esn Hi.usshs. o.r~f b. aOuRAuD \
flaas hsa,oisd soes. ass Broadway. ss~as s~sl
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pRorysrAsr oLynGYnyx DRAWN.

In salem Mas all the Protestant clergyman liable
10 dfaft have been conscrpted-sx u them. Many Of
these are probably unit foe duty.
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MIisr's So Cent HAIR Dys - tho nsss.
ohsspe., ant mos, nst1rsi ry u ~oia ~ irusxss ID
pot b. Dey
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No Nor. G.sy Hair ov Bsidrs"-t,
YEAR stady Coosaltsttos FREE - ~. GRAND
JkAN. As,Gs yl@oe,
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For the Hair rsrry's Trieophevsss.-
~. t~., sas ssssp~., .r,lsss solz sy Drassss.
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Chrtuadoro's Hair Dre, Prsssrvnsfve
sn4 wig depot wholesale snA retail No. Astos uepse
Tb. DYE sppled ~ ssniui srtiss
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IL Garfr- de Si~ts.. Silly vaughan,
y7s Bo~ery broadway sAss~s admit his ~of4 ', b. hs
besl IN The city.
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Ne~ rogk 1iy IL hss 40 s~hsr ~rss ESass
NshsA t-As sga rstvsas sstF~sss uN
aMd us ssia @h*ss ~ 81 AfN4s
As 90, rctss seus ~ rarv 2" 80 hao, tsal. - s~s
sas sssssitstsn rrsgs Hoars 10 fosn a n ssu
s'el1~k " ~.
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w. A. Usteheior's Hstr Dps-The uss
IN the world instantaneous hsrm~ts and reliable ~ \
b. all druggists and p~ffumsfs FsctoJ ~ bsaaaag street
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Cotortnc Collar. Hair - BeautifuI uro ~
o. black without wash or rlAraIon Qua antsei b.
s.siFfA tpry oney rrfuftes ~1,d ~ aftg
HOUSTON a hSUFILi.p. GenrrAl sssuts. ~ 1ohn o..
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g~sutiSa1 Completion. n.-Lsird's Hioons
~ onh Lqn fsar Tor pFeasfVtnA Anf w. u,igg s
oou peflon aud sEln. Al arlSssta aud s1s BfeAa~sy
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Wigs, Teupess, Hair Dye, Hair Dy.ins
and Noifkyis CRAM, Tor b~autfJing ha kAlr 81 W
BATCnkLDns, 10 Bend street
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The New York herald., 1863-12-17

IRVING HALL.
l NIX THEODORE THOMAS
NINTH POPULAR MUSICAL MATINEE.
SATURDAY December ~. i,bL
/. Doors I % look
NOTICE a pr Ipuisr
MATINEE, Dsocmber ~ each purchaser Of dcset Vi sims
Will be prcseutrf with copy u the "Cristnias Polka
nye pages. cOmpOsed by Mr. Charles trse AMI def
the Lady Psrons ~ Theodore rhouss Popular Mus
Matinee irvl1s Hall Ths following disu. ui-bsi
VIII also appear an cntire AMI brilliant programmes
Maze Comle BprcbArd from the isian Opera aui Opsra
Comilue, Paris, Mr.. Wm Castle. Mr. \ G CaBpbc. bis
nor Abels,
AND FULL ORCHESTRA
Single tickets 81 cents Family Tickets sfuit.
ting s psrson, u ohc matinee. o. one psrs'u 20 matt
uses. o..
Tickets for sale Al Irving Han ani tie pracipa music