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Fine Stock.
My though.brsd Horsd
DAPPLE JOHN
July g, 1853.

vii stand the ensuing Spring Season, com.
menc'ng the irst Week In March, at nv
reslience near ilanging Rock.
DAPPi.E John Is faii.blooded Jsnu,
aud Canadian. Hs is 80 well known ia tni.
section that 1t Is scarcely Ieeessary to say
anything 10 co,ninendation Of hia superior
qualities. His Colts speak f,r themselves,
aud .hey are unheslatinyly pronounced by
good Judges to Do among the best stock Of
our country. For hnsnss. Of form. spirited
appearance and activity Of motion, he j. not
eAcelled by any horss 10 the State.
Mares from distance can bs uccommo.
dated with stabliny aud pastures.
Terms for the Insurance $4,000
JAMES II. INGRAM.
Feb. IS, 1853, air
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Tired and spiked; the heavier pieces wer. di,.
mounted. and THE Carriages rendered worth.
less. The preliminary Preparations being
thus completed, the work of cmbarkati"n
was uosIessly begun, and the brave men ot
the garrison, IN forty bargcs. wecr 500
gliding from the beach they had h.ln 81
.,oull, and 40 long 1'po evacuation was
conducted by Col. kcJu, assisted bv Major
Bryan, A A. g.; aud ue snrrrss with which
what has always ben go sired one Of mn.t
difficult fcats of w,irre ha> teen pei form
ed IL "orthy of highest praise. Batteries
Gregg aud Wagner had both been carefully
mned. with II visw to blowing them up
1t was about ! O'Clock this morning when
the.la~t three boats e. containing Col Keitt
and number of his oihcers-efl the island
The SLOW match was GIFTED by Capt. tIu
gncni" ut Wagner, and by Capt. Lesesne
nj Gregg but owing TO some defect in the
fuses. no explosion took place at either
fort
During the evacuation, the enemy was
not Idle. A constant lire Of shell was kept
up against Wagner. and his huwtz.r bar
grs were 5usily plying about this side at
MOTIFS Island. TO prevent III. retreat Uf our
men. But fortunately the night WAS murky
and all our barges, with the exception Of
one, containing about twelve or fifteen
men, passed in safely
Thus ends the defence Of Morris Island
The issue has been foreseen since the emo
mys hrst success on tho lO,h Of July. The
defence Of the island had been prolonged
far beyond what MAS deemed possible At
hrst, and the brave garrisons who have
ha "A, - l..
countrymen.
The aggregate of casualties in the strug
gle Tor the Island have been, on our side,
about7OO killed, wounded aud missing -
The enemy's loss is estimated at about
5000. The successful evacuation. after
the glorious defence Of fcrty eight days, is.
under all the circumstances, II most crafty.
ing military event Mercury 7h INST
The success Of GEN Gilmore in having
at last gained possession Of The whole OF
Morri-s Island seems to have stimulated
Admiral Dahigrcn I" try, with his fleet, To
accomplish something on his own hook
About ~ o'clock in the morning. a tag Of
truce boat was seem approaching Fort sum
Ter IL was quickly nrt by boat from
that post, and soon afterwards he follow
'ns Telegram Was received nj hendq quarters ::
Fort SUMTER, September I.
a Hay ot truce ir..,n Admiral Duhl-ren.
demanding the surrender Of this fort, has
hren received by Lieut. Brown. Of the Pal.
metto State. STEPHEN ELLIOTT,
Major Commanding.
10 this, ths following reply va. imme.
diaieiy returned:
HEADQ'Hs, CHARLEsroS, Sept. 7.
Inform Admiral DahIg'sn that he may
have Fort Sumter when he can take and
hold 1t; that such demands are pueriIe aud
un6econing also. that no further flag, Of
truce will 10 received from MIN or from
Gen. Gilmore. until they satisfactorily ex.
plain their firing on a,gs Of truce from
'hese headquarters on several recent occa.
sions.
(Signed,) THOMAS JORDAN,
Chief Of Staff.
MerrurU Sih inst
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Charleston, August 25, 1863.

wHEREAS, TIE PRESENT CONDITION
w OF the country requires The organization
OF an active and efficient body of troops who
may take the field upon a moments notice to
meet with promptness any sudden incursiop
which may be made by the enemy into our
State and whereas for the purpose of defend.
ing our homes and fresides, it is deemed advi.
sable that the entire arms bearing population
over IS years of age, not in or liable TO Con.
iederatc service, or exempted therefrom for
public purposes, should be organized into com.
ppnies:
Now, therefore l, MlLLEDGE L. BONHAM,
Governor and COMMANDMENT. Chief ia and over
tue State of South Carolina, call upon the peo.
pie OF the State 10 at once organize themselves
IN accordance with the orders hereunto All.
nexed from the Office of the Adjutamt and In.
spector General, 50 as 10 afford our own and
the women aud children of our brethren in
arms, the most eiicctuaI protection aud securi.
~. The second Organization called for is in
accordance with the recommendation Of the
President 10 the Governor, and is approved AS
the best organization for all who may not be
included in the organization OF "volunteer
State Troops" II. l.. BONHAM.
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IN EQUITY.
LANCASTER DISTRICT,
w lillian Rplk and otbars

William Belk, and others.
Rill for pa rt;t;oy
Anna Belk and Others.
IL appearing TO the satiiaetion Of the Com.
missioner, ttat J. Green Fundcrburk, aud Mar.
tha Jane his wife, two oi the defendants to the
above bill, reside without tho limits OF this
State. Ii is ordered on motion OF Williams l.
Allison, solicitors for complanants, that said
u. Funderhurk aud wiis Martha Jane Fun,
derourk do answer, plead or denur to the oil
IN above case on or before the 10Th day OF DC,
tooer 1868, otherwise judgement pro confesso
will be ordered against them.
j, Ii WlTHERSP0ON,
July 9, 1853. as-sm.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ADJUrASr AND INSPECTOR. .GESLs. OFFICE,
Charleston, August -, 1854

ADJUrANr AND lSsPEcroR-GESLs. OFFICE,
Charleston, August -, 1869.
tGENERAL ORDERS No. So.
u To CARRY INTO EFFECT THE FORE.
"a GOING Proclamation of His E1cellency
the Governor, il is ordered that the following
Volunteer State Troops be accepted into ser.
vice, viz: One Regiment Of Mounted Infantry
to consist u: ten Companies, two Companies Vt
Cavalry and one Company Of Flying Artillery.
The Companies OF Mounted Infantry to consist
oi not less than seventy.eight and not more
than one hundred men, exclusive Of cornmis.
stoned officers; oi Cavalry, to corsis. OF not less
than sixty (6O) and not more than eighty (SU)
men, exclusive OF commissioned officers: aud
the Company Of Artillery VI not less than eighty
(SU) aud not more than one hundred don
men, exclusive Of commissioned officers
When the Companies OF Mounted Iutantry and
Cavalry have been organized aud accepted.
Field Officers will be elected under order from,
tins Office.
~. The Companies authorized to be raised
under the preceding paragraph OF this order
will be composed ot effective men who are over
the age OF sixteen years, who are not subject
to, or who are exempt from Confederate Con,
spription, and who do not belong 10 the organ.
'zation lately ordered of troops for local deence
and six months special service. These troops
will be Armed by the State--the Artillery to
havea Battery OF four pieces-but they will
provide themselves with horses. Their pay TO
begin when ihoy are ordered into actual ser,
vice. will be the same that allowed in the
Confederate service, including forty cents per
day for each horse. They will hold themselves
in readiness for the field at moments notice.
and u do service in any part OF the State, un
der tie orders of the Governor. The Companies
will be accepted in tie order in which their
rolls and lists of officers are presented at this
Once, and hey will be attached to the Militia
Regiments in which they are raised, uItil or,
dered into actual service.
Ill. In addition to the above organization.
Companies organized in accordance with the
Act Of Congress OF tue 18th October, 1858,
(nerc~ith puDIi.hed,) will be accepted Oh firn,
'shing tnc,r roiis as required by aid Act And
one oi sa'd Companies ~ each Judicial District,
Consisting oi no; less Than eighty men, exciu,
sVe vi OH ers, aud having ,ts rendezvous ut
the Court House OF the District, will be armed
oy I'll. stale. The remainder OF the Compan,
hes viii provide tnemsc,yc, with arms Ammu
nuon, as lar as the vi the State will per.
mt. will be furnished to all tie Companies.
by command.
r. EkRI INC'rnN
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A. T. DARLINGTON,
hdJutant and Inspector General ut ). T..
No. 2s.-AN ACT TO AUTHORIZE THE
FORMATION OF VOLUNTEER CUMPAN.
les FOR LOCAL DEFENCE

The Congre" crMe Confederate State. of
Ameriea do enact, That for the purpose OF 10.
cal defence in any portion OF the Confederate
States any number OF persons not less than
twenty, who are over the age OF forty five
years, or otherwise not liable 10 military duty,
may associate themselves ss a Military Compa
ny, elect their own officers, aud establish rules
aud regulations Tor their own government and
shall be considered as belonging 10 the Provis.
'onai Army of the confederate States, serving
without pay or allowances. aud entitled, whe1
captured by the enemy, 70 oil the privileges of
prisoners Of war: ProsiGiei, That such Compa.
ny shall as soon as practicable, transmit their
muster roll, Or Est oi tue names vi the officers
and privates thereof, 70 the Governor OF the
State, the Commanding General OF the Depart.
menL or any BngaJierG General In the State or
Confederate service, 10 bs forwarded " the
secretary Of War; but the President o: The
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VILLAGE LOTS FOR SALE.

Offered, al private Sale, Tract Of Laud,
eoauA'ning sixty.ssvea acres, forty or forty.
hSe a'fas Vt winch 10 in woods; situate ia
The southern suburbs Of the Village Of Ian.
caster, a portion bsIog within The inc orpor.
a's Iimii.. Tns rracL embraces the old
Muster Held. IL Is susceptible OF being di.
'ded into several nae oa,'ding Lots.
For paf.'cuiars, as 70 terms Sc, apply
|" w. II, CONNOaJ, Ayf.
April l5, 1863. l0-0
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EXCURSIONS.

,r.uF ONLY ROAr.-FIsIIsG BANKS AHey -i1nl9
i csAght ualy 90 staauicr srMhN isLNSDER Cart j
q hllt rUnning day, except Sat rdAy tIop S34th
Esten.h s,rset. Nas.sws1arr MfA ~ recx SIR -
c srtei North river 81 SpfifF street ~ No
4 Nof,a riset ? a. NJ susic aud dancing HAT and r..
lr~sanents furn she'd on boari ~ Boa returning vii
f-kc ne vsn~l atdinas, cncepi 1wtucih street. N0.tg
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u W0-hD voT eo y NAEt TlllgIg FoRIvNE

" GW ~ ai1e aua ~ % sre Nss WELLINGTON, ~
rl k4NHH fra1iaaas suvnf eeiv aehuNWi 4.e TIE
lc Yiaf AstFis .N Who rusauftt. - srsnre % fhos
tUhHpl reltt. tURNN All uaHUinefE nnd wAlt8ute
10 f ptrf tn IN ulprn4tl0n ga Toe cuust pnfiuuuo
t'aa#c ~ "h HH 39tr e aF4Ut rten - Lore, eugft.
AU lfHU ftMrr4 fsWnats AMI traah e. "a
iHcs ot9bfHtf err iaye sff' r., leau 500 doom VI
srt+ fr "a. o@A VI vnu tuea vNur rtNsuHritV and
fItrHvNs. net Nef. ~ tlst ar adatra Nv lctts tNt
l.As Hih @aA .rAst sens Adst ID slSth avenftA,
81. WI has s,.... aonaA gld Arabian aismsns frr
'uiH cool INN nut bUeiuaNs hhhlfN-Cafrn va flr ls
IrU.y nHltwi even. = aise hehA rfc-lhe div ree.
renee Dtnas enEesa eurfd ANA ta'afhf ana lis
faCf4fNfUt
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DEAp, MARK AND. LTAFN-TaE CONTENTS ~
" "a nya. e.'e WotS ~. s'i,set tlarrsfe G'ile
mailed cYefgv Va senlrd tnvelop4 fHcrsi "a ~
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rURNIrUEE.

.M
RARGs OPPORTUNITY ron HoUsEKrBprRs.-
~ Ile sn ser isr fe.aaMssln Ao4s AeeI ~ wall sel
Va y0l 70 SUIT er3haatrs m Fnruurr r1tt lined in s
s aea w Wcs Ieeniy hlfu ntseet, resr sixth avenfe
Rasswooi FanofIre. made a. order dFpwug Futni
t4re hfucade rteeeYeS Bporcase. Mirrors
bf9nos, lnnlings, stai4ary, kniets hNtarson isoi"
Ihlna, Gi9s silver W4fe sNcfb ioeeNood cnaupt turn
ture, Mattresses, Furniture was ny now lTs Nhy II
vii be SOLD ot . sagfilc. sHNe. 81. ~ MlDhbLtbN.
l1pE 8ALE--A NEW MAHOGANY BEDsTFsp NICE.
D. carved ~. With TAI AsSc hNlt Mattress en 4
feather Bet si fat s75. also 80 ~ haf and rt Cha
fhl Mi u sod lor 50 ~ pech not tntft - thc
least. and some eass Tho uWuer las NET h lasaes
,bltr,.e sel. CAL for two ~ X CO. HUDSON -
I'UkStruRB wASrRD.-PARfIEs uAyfNG FlfsI
tfe. mlflofs. cagpetS other EoOds snitabt Tor
ho1sHke rus Is dispose 20 eep hnt esaA clstgptL ~
sira fr thras DAYS Furuilnrv, Herald O.ge D.
Also few Store e'un'e wan'sa.t Ngh
LsURHITURE- WAsrLD.-l Will PURCHASE FOR
ts,ei tatkniaf Of second Laud If1tlIc, taTyelA,
Mrrar.V Pauc sc suitable fof lartc htusc Any party
nj ~ Eng pp lovscxeeuins may aply " dress
NATu BwS stpf1sdwhv Tor Ten Has
.tsvRS-TrRp cknrtTs BOOKS. fAMrHLErs AAD
lhrrrrs borg,t Tor cesh, ., 20 Sth tvefW UItWefn
Nnfh s1d r streets stluk 81 bpuks ior
sair AiAs ~ fioN e's = Nins Macbucs lJl - o.
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AT TuE NEW srpaE-rkDIES AND G. XTLE,lEN
n receive the highest price for their Cast OF Clohf
CARPETS, furnigrt "a, b. calling on address ~
Haf q CarHine street nea Bedford Lairs atte ade9
~ hfs. Hart
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BRG0KLVS &AfRvoYkNr-MADAME CLIFF
n FUkil ae creatrs, living Amas1rHn 81 Smith
street lsooShn one p2es from Fulton nuc detects
disease. finds absent friends and
mneats tsrfoyanuy, with persons Ia the army. Lite
charts destiny given by letter Send stamp for parti
FI.# sf +
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AEw puBLIcAquoSs.

II YOU WANT TO KNOW tM
ahal meta niila su4en worshippinf read
u h@G 1T MrnfcAL COMMON sL9sE '' =. Y. Y
A .aoi hook Tor every one. ccnteus tables free tht
rrip, rsl uew s9lsr aepo.s tapoag country al E
NAnIra. 30 iNNFv sffft, ~ of tbn author, DI. T. D
fOdIr. No. I,lA Brsidtays " n. N& th ~ 49, 'T
NrrN IUvkNIbE BOOKS
~ Now ready, arsa sssSrtnsns Of Juvenile Books
-" ~ = W srRoSo rubnsher
n s #ar ~ Nassss slsrsf, NeW Yo~t
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LIE AND PORTER BREWERY FOR sALE-0N VERY
~ cAsy terms capital chance for new beginner
sickness being OF sale Apply at n Prince street,
Blooklyn.
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A CITY EXPRESS BusINF aS--wELL ESTABIIsHED
n aud Welding handsome profits, for sac cheap Tor cash
satisfactory given for eing and ever facility Of.
Tered for invest aaiien. Apply M No 3 Asiol place
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FOR SALE.

A LIVERY STABLE FOR SALt-MlTh SIX ~ & AhS
III Ira. sfx epacacs and horses, lest loo on UP tonh
4 u roo ia for twenty horses. Inquire a. 5iS OF "a
Eighth avenue
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~ lE cHENFtcr WONDER IN TUE WORLD Is TEH
/ Hafiip w8e3 Nad1he ~ Ron, mon rats who can s.
cr#ths1 Nith t.e sncet confidence afa'rs " fs.
t#usas kWuktu Aa0 unfsahfu NOS tnds. Has seerrt
tAHN {a lcNn ~ ygnr Al u is And hrns t3reher
avenue. atrye fU slltb stitet
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DENTAL ASSOCIATION.

/ 81 CERTIFICATES HAVING MAD ONE Tcoru
l.) ~ extracted without enby ~ JAY VfLLERS.
100 Grand street. tvu hi0eks fum broadway. ctceFlpV
insert ths ferUngrcnlgi0u 20 trtss surrdn. from
tnotlache. JOHN y. COOK. loo BowcFy
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4 ADIES, NOIMPOSiTIOS MADAME BLANCH, THE
IL great Clairsoyant am Astrooeist has arrived
She born with natnra. git She tells your very
thouh brns thcr those long separated, and causes
speedy marres els Tie name VI the person you viii
marry you correct hgrnss OF husband
assent fri nd reality. Ladies "a cents Gentleman
t2 West Twenly eighth street seventh
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I oos nERE-ARE You IN rRoyBLEl HAVE you

been deo.ived iriiet wiihs Have your fond hopes
been blasted by islsc promises ff 50, 20 TO MADAME
advice and isfiction In love Affairs she
never 10 fail She brings together those long sepa
rated and shows correct kesss OF future husband or
frends Luck numbers free. No. 98 West Twenty
between sixth and seventh Name
on the aoor RING the basement bell
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- BAD. MADAME KAY Is Tttl RRST CLAIRyOYANT
IN Hnd tstrO,n&.Hf ~ THIS ctty. Gives hcsy numbers
~ fHeuls psrr Net Lot the untlc decogrd t
those l Nlsnd ~ Nhoe the hkHht8- ul Nlture h.
e9uH. u a sh sl trplu call ~ Maaame RAY. City
tHo.gc. tae Ufee 1si .FFtuth aveuUe. neir
Gvcaty asen street lhds q ensi .Ulrneh 81 csuls
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-IOpE HERE A BAKERY TOR SALE. AT LON
- IS good location and does hne bns sness ~
Aen M business for saie; does business OF luJi
quarts da Also Liquor store Grocery stores Anc olher
business I.ares. low prices. MlTtHEllL n Cedar g.
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AT TIE NEW stand. -LEopoLD LffMAS. -
~ seventh avenue between sentv .isitl and Twenty
nnt streets glnrnniess % pa ne iOoNin2 psres tor "A,
dies nui acaen.cn Flofling DrrsfHs
- ~ sll. Goats sd Pahis 81 So Alo -
dies Mocllen Dfesseg tarpcts, Ftruttfv and V4ry
rs ealing idrrsstn4 abs sure - b. dealt
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MArClIFs. aEMr.InY. Sc.

lrASH PAID kOk DIAMONDS, PFsrns AND ISpfA
~ tamt.s iMlf ara#t p@moud isNeirs ~ safe ~
mrssih. N9ir,@tons fei oeaL odc' haass osy troa
- v ptrNB Diamond Bros &, ~ pfssANay y
l.raMeFps. Old gofp MD sfLvFG.-Bi GOING
~ 10 LOWS ANhiCH, 723 Rrna lwag uh4.t Tie Ncw
yafN I4e ANH MI r1ccre a, ciN moe ~. al tn4
oihgr raee n l.is e.y ~ Dsncrus cd agd eni siysf
wicN trluL cNnleiud % take ulhpr roads Atthrxe
ne pays cy Ntnkable mon1y, Oxpsss Mar Shaws el
h,nAs lssrct arf rnvs tsrgitA the tghc5, ptlse
Ena ieen y rs'atfsNr IA New Work psranhhF ~
HraadwNv
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DUgCaERs sHoP AND FORK STORE FOR sAlE
Doing good raeh iusines ues nGieh hood for por
N Nov YORK. VIII be sold FOR alt its value Call 70 das
q. u avenue d. Fixtures OF a up for sale cheap
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\ TTENTTDN
n Al 100 seventh iadier frntlener WY ~
aso lsbel the frees IiARGIS pas CAS- sf
l Cotug Catpe,s Futnture ant ioNrf &e VIC t9lirr
bNrssves vita haviug bcon proau ~ ~
lnc arf senu nen ~ paglnE Alt pei ccst
aDy a l.aee cty. We ehAi-nlee ply rle follow
ing VII -for Sla ntesses, from 81 . $40 VHfot#
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RI can drItht o., Is Ane WILSON who tells the Object
oil your vtA She tells the past pre
sent ani re u your ,e and warns YOU OF dangers and
hr ~ nat 81 te most pcrious undertakings.
B.cteb magic No. isg Allen street.
tr;s, the bak ry. Charges tor
adtes aud 81 utlanen, .. q '-a
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4 GRku DEMAND foR CLOTHING. -Lkpits hSn
~ gcutctueA having Cas- on NiltAlWR, tyuntAlN,
CRryes aud JeNery Niu hs hlahcst prices ~ cA
irk On addtean HARRIS h5l Tnfd avenue pete~eIs
Thir 20 and Thirty n4nth streets. Ladies afehiA ~
NtA Hafris
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A TTEsrtoN.--AT TlTE NEW STORE, iif Third AvE
n nue. i4issS a. EsuN nfAniHrl fccsse
the tscst pice iuf rstl II es or heAln. AprutA
fhflnarc cafpcfs iJf tsn Nauheru md Wcstrrn
Kei 1g ard satisfy NnNne ffieasa 40 nos fOrt0t cal
OF a s!srH-s Ni&H - Inrd 1ue Fort. .entA
street, Laaies pteuAel o. ~ Yrs hish.
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4 BcLovr n MAURICE, THE REAL AsrRoLoa Err

WIZ IRON al 0her kept Cphicticus #
.fs Come to the sstrologer, then Il yon won d see
ThIsls de er things hid. ant tliat mysterious be
The great anil real asrooger MAURICE no I26 Yieecker
street Advice known 10 faiL he isnn aairo o.
yer or the highest order Bescker street. boeNs
from broadway Az onrs nri nine n the evening La.
dies oens. gentemep 81 All those who cannot call may
send their ale ana incose ST. ani he win return you IN
the outlines Of the events OF your whole fe l.6
llce4.er ss
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4 sToAIsHtNG TO ALLi-MApAME MORROW.
~ scHentn Ia gior add horn with Darstl gift OF fore
rh toe how suon aud o'tn on VIII inarry and all you
ish h. kup orr very thoughts pay. icr
lsc aH Is nov IN a opttano and her equal 10 not to
l fotnh f4c whoe world she gives lucky
hant and phht ircnds without any charge lsi Ludlow
D"ly tt0ustUn. Fee opy cents a hours
unal oIl ~ 4as afns Gentler not admitted.
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tDhAt Please ns Particular IA tts tue ecTicet number
ti6g. 90 you VIII nht cat oar msfase when too lac.
n F.--The Atghrsl prcns fid for old Geld. Silver.
watl.cs Diamonds Nan.e iAas sAawis Mu~ca! lnsrs.
1 fnCnt Guns Pis.ols. Sc &c
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cASugERg. PAS 1HB HlGiiEsr PairE rSn
IL. lasicS rhf e.ht.g.sn g 9a 81? slsug: lsr,e,
sf'ei ,.ar yr5aiwAS. I-s.ss slteh apva by Nra g.
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DENTIsTRS.

A MEXICAN ARTIFICIAL TEETH co. DENTISTS, 3si
~ BoNcry, opposite Fifth strect-Grcstes Facilities
Teeth more rerleci Snalar profits Lower prices Ope.
rntug entirely private py scan ia attendance for
tue SAFE admin of Pure Choroform and also Ans
tneilc Nitrous Oxide. Cut this out. H.WW
/, NFSTnErTC IMPROVED NITROUS OXIDE, OR
"A laughing gas admin7crcd for extracting teeth, hc
with ut pain danger Dentists instructed personally
Apparatus furnished ciis and country Terms moderate.
A. plT address Dr. MANSON. Dentist Sixth avenue,
cprpcg of Twenty second street
The New York herald., 1863-09-07
,I9R Il ,tnr6r m GREAT Am REAI,

I N ~ I,iea,nrr sra WI sc,Is toi
no living mortal evtr nav before v lnld le
81 the past present ard sture and gives 70 all his visitors
OreEnuNledge OF all the general affairs through their
Nnoie lfc he tcs IN regard TO hath. wealth irsends,
enemies, love conrtshp and marrages, promotion anpi
ness or rislortnn gam loss DC tells the Ysi5 day you
win and describes the INTENDED husband and
aud in cansiuc VIII bring success
hopeless ALI lahoring under depression
spirits, distress aud anguish OF nind from whatever
saogld fly Nr.te 70 rg MaGree for reef and comfort
Ifose Ut distance VIII send their and enclose
COLLAR he vii etnln 10 sc Tie oatlnes OF ue. read
character o1d scribe enemesand best friends.
Answers three dtys i26 Beecger three
locks from broadway LADIES' tftv cents Gentlemen,
dollars AZ hours till 9in the evening GEL 2 f.s
The New York herald., 1863-09-07

A y 2is SEVENTH AEESut. GENTLEMEN CAN RE.
~ cigc the hiwlc prices for Cast Ca l4DiAne Fnfni
tirr. Carpets A.. The het that yo DO Is 10 send
- a. ABRAHAMS. 24s ssveuth avenue. between TMsnty
ff iweuty stNc.s, de. Ladies atteudei
by Mrs AbTrhaas. - iN
The New York herald., 1863-09-07
4 MAURICE. ruE GREAT AND aEAL AsrRoLo

Tins doqpr. b. Maurice viii bring success out OF
the mos eess cases. In any undertakinr And also IN
causing scg marriages and tells the very dal you WIN
marry Al Who consult him Will be sure OF Good luck
through NE. l.-#se
II thoSc Il dsarc win their age and enclose
dollar he w rel rn 20 them in three days inc 0utuAes OF
tAeir whoe lifs
a B. MAURICE. l,5 Bieecser street. three blocks from
broadway Al. hoIfs till O'Clock the esenin T.
Indiess0c gentlemen 81 aG t
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ana int rery Guil etinr ' y ''f''
Tue above Delegates and ricr rfrrss win a. a.
tsnt MONDAY ey.uug neat ~ stanyyr ifs IN
IAesdsy, ~ kwtlye n. fT , II
The New York herald., 1863-09-07
SPORTING

nodS FOR stLE -oNR LARrE fEwrOuXpLAHD
- Doe, IN" uar of Bu Terriers rurc bteei Also
na q soth Terriers one rsr q keea aua ran reucrs-
er not eNeran eight pounds ~ af thr pilet hfrei All
,Krelent gters. Arpy to JOHN GRAY II Tto0sr,et
The New York herald., 1863-09-07
7CI.OTIIING.


A GREAT BATTLE ,FOUGHT-THE VICTORY 10 +
"a eai"ed .asics aud gente'nen has been vic!oroas
la be,.g pronounced. gncat many that D. uINfH ~
-. s> hns brcn paying the hi hest prcca cash,
Tor cast OF Clothing Carpets Jcweiry. &C.. and stl
oesunIe 10 90 80 ,oa vii iAvor him With - nete =
call. n -Lacies aud gentlemen. you know we'll that
tho prices that offered by dealers
perfect hunbx bit the best and do ~
toaddress above, then >oa will know will
ceIyc satisfaction DO not forget ts old we descv
r. Minz and the nnnbcr, 1y Sixth nue. Eight
eenth street Ladies' attended by Mrs. Mintx. .. -