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PEEsOSAL.-D, Pratt, New York; James 4,
Smith and lady, n. Il G. A. Wilson, Conn;
~ Il: Cowdry, New York; Il. V. Lesley, Pa;
4. W. Fagen and n. Cole, st. Louis, arc at the
Metropolitan.
\. H J. D. Gtorsou, Nashua, n. H. j. NJ
Eaton, Ohio J. l.. Helf, Md; 1. z. Noble and
lady, New York, oGc at the National
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PleasurOeookerS oYerrun sulphur springs and
drink the waters thereof, not because they like
them, but because II Is In the fashion 10 DO 30
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When you hear man continually talking
against his neIghbors, DO certain he 10 alto.
gether too leaky for you to cOnAde In.
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RoBBERY. - Yesterday, the house Of Mr..
Thornton, saddlCr, on the corner Of Thlrteuhth.
and.a-half street and Maryland avenue, was
entered and robbed Of 500, principally In
Treasury notes and about so In gold. Thu
money was In small trunk In Mr.. ThOrnton's
bedroom. \ servant In tho house has been
arrested on suspicion Of committing the rob.
berry.
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70. IL street Baptist ChuFeh.-SctyIces m
SUNDAY MORNING at II o'clock, and EVENING
at ~ o'clock. Preaching by Rev. S. NJ. SHUTE,
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GEoRGETowS MARINE LIsT.-Arrirdls.-
stGrInOr Key Port, Dainty, Aqua Creek, stores,
Adams & Co. Express.
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TESTIMONY IN THE PORTER CASE.-It 10 said
the testimony which has been taken in the Por
ter case occupies upwards OF 900 manuscript
pages.
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No CONGRESS To-DAY.-Ncithrr House Was
In session to-day.
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, EGIsTER's OFFICE,

IL JANUARY b. 1853.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT LICENSES
Issued TO HuekSteFs Butchers for stalls In the sew.
eembeT 81, 1904 and that said licenses must be ne.
newed, In compliance with law, At this office with.
In ten dApB,
SAMUEL f. DOUGLAS,
jan lO-eO0t Register
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~ The once Of ths National RsPuBli-
can IL at Oh Ninth street, between Penn
sylVania avenue and ID street, up Btsirs.)
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No. nj Pas AVE, WASIIIR0ToR, d. {.
Books bound In every StyiO-Turksy, Morocco
RuSstA and Calf iOL
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tiRcLE lHsrIrUTE,
- FOR YOUNG LADIES,
No. 81 X STRELr, kLAE THE CIAsLE.

4, ikRhS Per Quarter Of ten wseks-Lrom a. To
sf0U sTg 70 age and advAResw emit, English
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To the don. EdW'n w. St0ntor,
Secretary Of War,
Eta; The energy, ability, gNllantry, and good
conduct displayed throughout the eventful DO
riod Of thIs campaign, through which we have
passed. BY Brgadier General P. J. Porter, do
serves the marked notice Of the Executive spd
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EDWARD LYOETTL

de 2lIa
The New York herald., 1863-08-22
Military Movements,

TROOPS STILL ARRfvINo-Tng CRY rnEoS0gD WIN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PREPARATIONS TO Prr DowS
ANY DISTURBANCE.
Notwithstanding the large military oree at prcsen,
New York aud the vicinity troops contnao 10 arrive
on Thursday evening and during yesterday three
Thousand additloGa troops 10 from different quar-
terri These principally composed Of dctachmenis
from the Third Fourth and Sixth Vermont regiments the
Third and sixth regulars, tho First Delaware bat.
terry, the second Connecticut battery. the Fourth
OHIO, First Massachusetts, and Eighteenth Indiana
Tho OF thcfe troops, their here
Immediately report 10 1eneral Candy, at hts beadqunr
ters eccker street. under whose intruetons they
Their relative positions In tie city here designated
and all movements on their part controlled
The different the militia regiments stii
main on daiy Msor General sanford keeps his bead
quarters 90 Mulberry street An the city was Ier
feciy quiet Yesterday there were movements amopg
tie ngilia worthy ofrecord
The soldiers who were doing guard duty at the City
Hall discharged Yesterday, there being evidently
Cor their in that nesbborhood squads
OF cavalry s patrol tho streets and pieces Of artillery
arc stationed rncdate places ready at moments
notice 10 do service when required.
The New York herald., 1863-08-22
The Three Miliioa Ordiaancs.
PROPOSED ACTION ov THE YIRExEs.

Gothiag sccai relative 70 the % 600 600 srsmpton
ord nAnos anspirsd yesterday The Mayor ds siga
H. and tbs Comma Coupcil took further action
stcc,ing ,h. matter. Mr.. opdyks, 10 underwood
qusssed meeting of both Boards mart MondAy Afternoon
~bsn be Intends I, submit his smesdmsnts ,o The ors
nance sor ,ts consideration d the Common coasosi
cali hs been ssed fov meeting 10 accordance With tho
ysycrs dssfe bot sp late bour yesterday aternon
only oue bal beon apptndsd W the occaasns- II
Is yeYy improbable that nsessinT wall pace b-sore
psrt fae- eAy oJth ~rs nnas All ths srrsng~mesu
on thursday iAst for s~smbug - me 2ssh lnstant
The Flre trfsssment sppcw W take Mayor Opdyke's
fsv,r IL mglcn viii every othcs ssss u ths p>a4s,
they canno undsr rs~ad Ne over 1v.s
lors bssitsts Tho ftard ~, ror~vren Ani rngiasfs
Mi h Id .nssssg sss xat ~ ~ s-rrr n cxaIQg hs
snssssr 90 csa7svsAae, snS n ass-l~s .s-s pAa u
prccs~a h1h VII sEhs ~ lsassss q us rirs ~.
psstnn~rt Asa D1it. saNv .ft - rfMs fs4 .|ss
- .rps s.ros crA,Lgsygp w srsfsY,
, Yesefdsy foerprT wbed 'nstcs ppfyke male ks an
oss s..e aftss rcsf snifssd n ts-, kiy T.a ~ ~
ssv ts no aos ~ wss sssf rspss1 =, ss n AaAsu~x
srnst,s and fbaseeest " h~ bssssss T~ ks~pss ~
a. ,h. uns ssa s~ss !, Ne sor tsfs "a.
usyw wlrh dorhtisss hsTs had " tale tb~ b.ss
trrcs snd eai rrtreat "a ibas sfF-srs tnaa sr o.
,kr a. s0a % bs Grrt stsfas - hin srrabrssrsrs
~, A. tte aventor ~ tbr fsnos gsluass 80. oae ~
ne nr., N tns ~bo~s hcnss wefe sna~s~t rlo th~
b.ssst ~ ihs lsrribe engine q sesvuciFu
NJ Opsykr apptarK ~ hAya brgr tNagtt : isssfr ~
m - lt,ts pt nt wsu W he sssnsssN ~ Yer~r
fsys I-satb Esortiy after 10 rcachei 80 So ne
sof,~ss oviss ID 81 dniy - Fawa ~ ". s.ur
= Ne Cty Hail. add ssurci y iss appef story. shsse
The New York herald., 1863-08-22
NEWS FROM THE SOUTHWEST.
The Health of the Troops IA Grants
A'my-The Mtssissippi Patroiied NY
Admiral PorteT's Fleet, dc.


Special dcspatcher from Mcmfbis fay that only tho
sevcn,ecatb army corps ia stationed II ycksburg
As9eeics u intermittent fever ~ prevalent among tho
soiiet tnoro. and these who takon stek prompt
ly removed . the hospitals here
yory few roop1 gaiercd At The city of yicsGburv.
only eaough b. police duty. 1ba rost encimpcd on
the hcFhia bseg Of The city.
General shsnnans corps 10 sti sDesrorsd the Bs
pcl Bssr aud clnar croaks ris corps has Ia tho
haries, service of apy 10 the oamgaisn yet hcy esoy
better health than any other. UMHf
The 1hrieen,h army eovT- under Ge1crni ord, hiss
moved q HA'chex 10 sanitary Thsy ~l remain
iLoro fcr ihc present.
Admiral roficrr nses scattered along the ssrsippi
river from Ney oficsns taro. Tho inisrnaia,s al.
ianees be- Tssa Tho p,,.s whcrs tho sanioas afo sta
tons &C patrolird ~ light dra1Tb, boats
Ihert is ~ special new firm heo~
Adylcos iron General ,cc'es Afsansas etpoiiloa arc
ioekei tor soon from DccaA
The New York herald., 1863-08-22
HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS.
-~>~~~~~~>~~~--~~~~~,~~
Rebel Accounts of the Siege Of Charles
ton to Thursday Last.
.~~~~>~~o~~~~~,~>~~~-~~
The Big Parrot Guns Beginning
to Tell on Fort Sumter.
~-,~~~~oco~~o~~~~~>~-~
ALI N0n-Combatants Urged to
Leave the Doomed City.
--~~>~~>>~~~~>~~--,>>s--
Charleston to he Defended to
the Last Extremity,
&sy &s.s Ass

NomoLR, Va, AuNust n, 1898.
rhe Richmond vhas Of to-day contains the foiow,ns
cnAmH ros. g q, August 20, 1893
The cnemys operations during tho Last twenty four
hours have becn mostly confined . steady and
ous bombardmcnt OF Fort eumscr from their Parrots
guns Morris Island.
Their fire ,egin, teH Fort ssmtsr, which replies
only at long intervals.
The defence OF the harbor does dcrcnd mainly uron
Sumter Even that fortress should DO battered down,
the harbor may stin bo held.
Governor Bonnsm has issued proclamation urgiag tho
removal Of all from Charleston ~ soon N
possible.
The hoo hundred poundr Parrot guns Of As essmy
much Ae ~rl n samtr. and sho for. only rcplise
at intervals
Il has been determined defend tho city, street BY
aud house by house, long foot of earth ID
left.
FROM tho Chattanooga Rebsi, August lol
wc look for tho Charleston II viii never be
taken as Il stands, however Il would be mined and
blown from foundation nrsi. ws do not anticipate
any encouraging from that quarter Tho jour-
mails OF the city may put the bcs, Taco tho matter from
motives q patriotism; bat had wen bs prepared
for any emergency.
[from the Macon fGa) Telegraph, August II
we think tho Chattanooga RebSI 10 unnecesEi'ly
respondent about Charleston. 10 h truc she may, In
imc seccamb superior numbers and heavier ordnance
bu, tho numbers bsrc yet, and tho hopcu cf
ocs.u dofcnco have with day ssnos tse bs
ginning 0. ssgc, has ,hs strength q Tho posi
tlon. Tho char!ssoaians daat besys thai 'hs,r city
win be taksu. and shah mot bol'cve It un,i Is
doae
The New York herald., 1863-08-22

AZ the drawing which took place n ths Sixth district
yesterday confined 10 the Of persons resident
in the sixtcsnth ward OF course the cnseos Of thsa
locality had quite animated time Of Il among them
selves during the day. There disturbances, how
ever Of any description, and those parties whom The
"whee Of fortune honored with ts kind attentions took
the rather unpeasant fact more 10 ocunr than IN me-
lanchoy mood In the Afternoon when the result Of Tho
drawing began 10 %, known, and some familiar names
were recegnlzcd amorg the lSt several jokes We Q
cracked nj the expense or the lucky candidates. and
hearty Godspced given 10 them their inaugural movc-
menf luiu Ihe federal f0rces
The New York herald., 1863-08-22
EVERYTHING PROCEEDING QUIETLY.
Theological Students and Liquor Dealers
Among the Conscripts.
The Draft Complete in the SIX tn
District. v
fhe Draft in the Fourth and Seventh Dis-
tricts to Take Place On Monday,

mo draft for the Sixth district Of the State or New
York was resumed yesterday morning AZ the Provost
Marshals headquarters No. 1856 Sixth avenue At nine
o'clock according to the BY Provost Mar
shai Farr Thursday evening, the proceedings COM
by Captain Farr announcing that the draft for
the Third sub-district comprising the Sixteenth ward,
was about to commence, and he nominated as In
spectors, Alderman Ryan. william Jay Haskell and
sx-Counclrnan Samuel T. Munson, all OF the Sixteenth
ward The usual quiet prevailed in the street opposite
ihe Narshas ONCE and the utmost order and de-
were observed in tho room 10 which the drawing
WAS 70 be made Some little curiosity was aroused just
draft about TO commence BY Barnums Indians
arriving opposite the Provost Marshas Office in two wa
CONS, with band playing "Han Columbia" "rhe Star
Spanged Banner and other national and patriotic tunes
aye noble saulvages" looked ferocow in their war
paint. ~A
Tho slips containing the Of the persons enrolled
having becn duly ooun ted they placed in the
voiving drum, and the announcement was made that
sight thousand and clever names had been placed in the
achine OF which thousand hundred and eighty
were required to bc drawn. At this announcement
she anxiety that marked the proceedings Of the two pre-
vious days manifested TO know who were about " bc
numbered In Uncle samues army. Conspicuous among
these "conscrIpt sonsn was ioundsman Lewis, Of
She Ninth precinct, who had been drafted
on Wednesday. He on duty in the room, and wore
the left breast OF his coat mighty bunch Of red and
blue ribbons cmblemats OF truth and valor and right
proud did the worthy soldier policeman be OF
s'bushing honors" is fine. sturdy looking speci-
mon Of q man, and no doubt will worthy perform tho
part soldier tho event Of his being called to take
part in the imminent deadly breach" In any other
dangerous enterprise involved in he romp and circum
stance Of glorious war"
Tho following are tho names that were drawn up 70
hafpass twelve o'clock, being Eve hundred In number,
when recess Of half an hour was taken
The New York herald., 1863-08-22
Rao,es,lon 70 vs..sI. on ,hs MI.,,..lppi.

FWITTU
FiiosT BtscS HAaK, c,,Ho, Algoft II. 1904
Vessels staiscped a, ah roints 90 Tho rissis
sipri % The .ay 10 No~ oraahs ~Leie lhsrs IL Aly
danser q beng n'ai~stsd ~ aras sss verss- rs~f
Dot ssh Tor envy. He,tyoy 10 fogsestods oil bs
grated nthefe any rf-ri''as ne river thu
vosscsat the d~rnt points VII notKy usn.poas sna
convoy them past tho danger woo5sg ratian viii
ca be ia opesaon At white river under tho prslscten
of tho sun,oa,s ana anoshr opposite yIcsssafg otber
s,,ons viii b ~e,scte az parties on.s 10 oaSe, vooa
Tor tho steamers. n. y. PunTrR,
Hear AdmAaI Conn saf lng Mnx,ssppl HgaAafon
The New York herald., 1863-08-22
CAVALRY RAIDS IN MISSISSIPPI.

ypyss-. 1.s-,. 4ysa ~. isss
n. ,s1ssA es,slsv fs>. Las clsv ss@sssxA~< s~sss
raa< - - ASissys sssrcAS, ~tsv tssy aVsssss
,,sln sps -, ,s~ s-s-yrsre vr>s, ---~
sxHs. Irpyeis1 ~ ~ brfssne sswe
rsslss.
fslY.ss 80 -. sa1Sss .ss sssis<s "a ,ss. sru.
~.srr,sa yse~, ~ s'hsary rs,s = essnsss sosn.~a
frurs ~ cas. s.s<ioa Rsnso~h.
The New York herald., 1863-08-22
Ths Ninth Ward.

The Ninth ward, where tho second draft first
nenccd the theatre Of excitement yesterday. In
fact the sweerng beat Of the day precludng all poss
billy Of drafts saye the regular drat) oper
ate aeicnly the citizens n this locality and term
save the heated term ovcrruled the ward.
The New York herald., 1863-08-22
Tha ElftsantI, Ward.

The "quiet dstrict,p as tho police denominate tho
Fifteenth ward continued yesterday MAINTAIN It's peace
able reputation. The subject o. drafting has already
three days wonder and yesterday the citizens sad less
and seemed " think less about H. Ibcre single
IN this district Tor disordery conduct, and dis
tuI banee occurred OF which VIC could learn.
The New York herald., 1863-08-22
The Draft I'm tho Fourth and seventh
Districts 10 Comsseaec on Monday.

place 10 Fourth and Seventh districts of this city
Next Monday morning the draft will, therefore, CON.
mepoo m thee two places In the Fourth district the
drawing wi be made Al IL Chambers street, aud the
Seven n district at 90 Third ayeauc Capt, Frkhardt
Provost Narrha 4 the former district and Capt Wagner
OF the a.ler. The quota of the Fourth ~ follows
The New York herald., 1863-08-22
Quinley Cor, l6i w i7th st

hycF IAtIlCh, lIS est lttn
Ryan W alter. 162 West 18th
Richardson Jno. III West q at
Russell Edwin. l61 West 2lst
Rodgers Benz. 236 w 10th st
Roberts Joseph. 200 w 10Th
Richards Hy. $50 West 18th
Rocder John, 50 9th av
Risbridter VIM, 30. 10Th av
Ready John, 100 w Nth st
Ratheone Aaron ii. l22 Wx5th
Ryan Jno. lis w oath 81.
Rodgers Amos B. 2l5 10th st
Sandford q. 3IS W 20th at
Smart VIM q, 95 Sth av
Sober VI orr 3 liza West 2fth
Surfeit FIR X, 2C6 Wes. 9th st
Sharke VIM, IA West 24th st
schallenschlaler Peter, 1876
Smith jas, 9s West 18th st
scheuman Theod. 3si bth nv
Schogeld Albert, l6g 9th av
Schabctehel Mich, 272 9Th av
Saxon Chas, ia 9Th av
Stephens Jas, 294 Sth nv
Sullivan Lewis u, 2i5 w l7th
Sindyer Patrick. l93 w 22dst
Shaw joan, 3,6 9th nv
Slimmon Robt. lu5 West I'D
Solomon 8, rs Wcst 18Th
Shiel John, i59 7ih avenue
Sullivan David. l73 w I'D ct
Bhengle Francis, ~ 18th st
Tilton Chss d, la2 9th nv
Tayior Caleb. 40 West 2Sd
Tanis Chas 3, 2l9 w 10th n
Thorton Jos. los w 18th st
Thom pson .Ino II. al W 25th
Tresaiw ell VIM. lcoior' d, I'D
2Oth street
rinney Mich, $50 w l7tb
Van Doust Abyn, Is 25th 81
veiller Phillip 4, 2s3 10th av
Vsntyne Jno tcold) 2o9 18th
Wade Edmund. sos West 22d
Wor,hington Jas w, l46 West
Walker Garry. .sCo W 24,h q.
Wallace Alex, 229 W 18th At
Wolshon Ed, It's West 25th st
Wclsh Jacob 257 l7th st
Winn John, 20 1th av
Winslow WIN q. 3,5 w sd st
Williams John J, corner Path
at and wharf
Wycll John &. 100 West 2lst
Wood ward " @, 123 9th av
Wanucx Chs, 1877 w 1th
Wilhelm Fred, 2S9 9Th ave
The New York herald., 1863-08-22
RosecRAms' ARMY.
os.us..r, Asssss n 10,

tsNrHsrs AsF@fA ~ ~
Private sarics~ frcsn ne Army - ths cgnb~fiass -
y Ne ifuA n~i sis,s that . Dovs.sos bsecc-,
ssa IA rssls sssy 600 fzs yas fer agosissi sevs
ffusa kssl feunens.
The New York herald., 1863-08-22

Brior Jno. AIS West 18th d
Brnckcr Richd. TO w 10th
Ellington Alfred, 21 9.h av
Brofley John, 62 w 18th st
BruRdage MERIT, i01 w Uth
Barnes Jno, iSJ w nth ~
Burton Thos, 2l0 w 18th ST
Byrnes Dul 8. ~ 9Th Av
Burke Mich, rs w sd Ut
Bradford Geo, l2i w 2ld 81
Barclay Roht, l25 w 26th 81
Brunett Jos n, 2ss6 w 10th u
Bracht Martin, 294 9th av
Barnett, Jno. S07 w 18th ~
Brennan Bdw, 100 w 18th st
Braumley Jno NJ, las 7th av
Bacon Edwd. 273 9Th av
Booth Chas B. 2l7 9th nv
Bertheold Felix, l35 w SD st
Brown Geo. 3i5 9th av
Butler uv. tcoD 223 w 18th st
Bernard Jno. IS 10th av
Branne Jno NJ. l2o w 20th'st
Belden Chas ], 2l6 w 2Sth 1t
Bolyev Geo, 226 2Gth 81
Brennan Peter, 2e3 w oath At
brennan David, 4l6 w 10th
bush w Il. l56 W auth u
Bageriela Gabriel. ia w 2lst
Bee ekman Edw'd, 100 w 2lst
Boorman JAS, l44 w 10th st
The New York herald., 1863-08-22
Military Movsmsn,. in ArLassss.

IT NIF|kF
Four oomparlesH n tho Thiri Arkaosas foslosed) req
men,. coIonoi Cises lot ~ Hs'ssa 1t ght Tho
naming cofnganiss a the regiment s s8DW n4sasy
0surrz fcbsasid received srsTalos ystsrfay stating
that rusboais captured three fow rsbsl bosta.
crew. ssa st that tho rsssis bad Ia the river
osasrai n1,ifsoa had crossed tbs white river II Ciss.
eDdDs and moved 10 sbs aisosseo AZ iAtt~ Recs His
aavanes rsrs Ia sight q the I4css,s u aes. rr<s
The New York herald., 1863-08-22
they appeared all day about the Governors
Room aud the other chambers in that part Of tho building
THE TWELFTH REGIMENT AT THE CITY HALL.
uERAID.

HkApouARrkIs, lwKiSIB RE.nKxr
Cfrr HAIL, NEw YosK. August 2i. 1868.
In your morning edition of this date under the hoad Of
"Mltary ltems," notice paragraph which caicu.
lated TO place regiment in unenv able position
where reference Ia made TO City Father aud your
reporters being challenged by the guard, &C.
Permit 10 say, At the request of many members and
behalf Of the regiment, who hero duty
pllance with orders from Bgadicr General that
not instructed, n our purpose 10 Interfere
with citizeL3 who may have business at or who may
wish 10 visit the City Hail. until after tattoo before
sunrise, and that the complaint made by your reporter
must have beon occasioncd BY member OF tho guard
who WINS nnconscousIy jealous in the discharge OF
his duty.
Know ing your willingness 70 correct false IMPRESSION
which might be accidentally produced under he crcum
etanccs-to the injury Of regiment for ociousncss
and ungentcnany conduct, have taken tho liberty 10
acquant you with the facts and you that In tho
future. In tho past shall by conduct AZ roers
aud citizens, endcavor 10 perform duty In such
command the appreciation Of fellow cit
JUSTICE TO TWELFTH REGIMENT.
The New York herald., 1863-08-22
Nixon, Sml. 256 West 26th st
Nichols Jos, 2431< 9Th Av
Naxro Hiram, l49 W I'D 81

Olpp Chas, 100 7th nv
O'Connor Hugh, 70 10th av
O'Brien VIM, x7z West 10th
Osboren Pcrcival. 240 w 33d
Ord John, 439 2oth st
Price David, 10 w Goth st
Pelham Humphrey, lS9 W
l7th st
Patterson WIN lcol'd) ITO W
18th 1t
Payne Saml, 239 9th ave
Patton lily, IS West 10Th 1t
Parker VIM 8, I6O w oath st
Price Hy, 100 w 18th At
Phillips Jas Il, 4l9 w 10th
Phelps Geo, 2l9 w 2sth st
Patterson Andrew, 1t,5 W 10Th
Palmer Peter, lSi w I'D st
Philips Isaac, 70 10Th av
The New York herald., 1863-08-22
Bach Frank, eS5< 9th nv
Boyd naac. 29f w 18th st
BOs " orth Geo. $50 w I'D

Bach Erank, 66k 9th nv
Boyd naac. 29I w 18th st
Bosw orth Geo, $50 w nd
Barker Thos, 80 9th av
Bollman Lewis ID. 24l Esd st
Brown VIM, 2O3 West 2Oth vt
Baulf PIX, 236 7th av
Black Fred A. 297 w leth st
barnes Danl, Jr, l75 7th av
Beach Henry \, l2l 9th ave
Boyd Geo r 2l2 7th av
Brady Andrew, 5O2 10Th vt
Barry Jas, 226 w 18th st
Boast Chas @, 16l 9Th Av
Babinborn VIM. 81 W 18th st
Bellendorf Ferdnd, SIT Cth ay
Bidoyer Geo, s5o and A3 w
oath 81
Rarney Danl J, SIS W sd $,
Barton Geo. 26f w 18th II
Bogart Gordon. g62 18th at
Boyd VIM, ia 9th vt
Biessner Thos. .ls 10th av
Behlman Christ. 253 9Th av
Betz Christian. 557 West 10th
Buckley Justus L. 450 23d st
Baker Jno. 268 9Th ave
Berkley Jno. <6s w 18th st
Boghlan Mich. 506 w 10th st
Brice Ed. lbl West 18th
Beamer VIM. 308 West 10th
Brown A v r, Gl 18th 81
Cohen Laurence, l76 9th av
Clarke Owen, 229 West 18th
Crtng Ed, ass 2sth st
CRlire Hy. l0l w 15th q
Cavanagh Thas, 70 W l7th ri
Clark PAt, oth Nv and nd ID
Chapman Geo, i03 9Th av
CurTen Hy. l23 7fh nv
Coyle jos, 18th OF, between
1Oh aud Ilth avs
Christ julius, "a 7th av
Chpisttan Thoa. SIT 9Th Av
Casey Mich, 81 w 25th 81
Conrey Philip, go 7th av !.
Cros sen VIM, 2q6 w 10Th nj
Coalson Chas, 306 W Path st
Cooper Lewis. " 9th av
Coz Thos, 1856 7th av
Coegrove Mich, 44e w 18th st
Clcrmnn ! II, 434 w ed IT
Chase Ira, Jr, 2O5 w sd 81
Craps Geo. Sf3 w oath st
Corbit Robt, l52 w 18th st
Clynes Michl. II w 25eh ~
Cavanagh VIM, 81 w 25th st
Carey Hueh, 2i7 Sth av
Garry John ID, 70 Charles st
Clark Chas A, 43s w 25th st
Connell Jno, 2SS w 18th st
Clifford Tim, liz West 9th At
Cisco gaml Jr. "a w 18th Vt
Clark Patricins. 1853 7th av
Cowan Chas, 2i8 W 2tth st
Courtney John. b2S w Esd 81
Callahan Pat, lao w 18th II
Conrey VIM, no West 10Th at
Cary Michl N, 224 26M ST
Cooley Stephen. l32 9th nv
Caunnin Joseph. les w 23a
Denhurst Thos, go 9Th av
D'Arthur Jno. 1a6 18th st
Derry Jno, sS 10th Ev
Donaldson Julius. lSf w 10th
Droycr James, l76 7th ave
DAVIS Henry A, Theological
Seminary
Dr,er James. o. w 10Th st
De'ancey Dial, Ill w oath u
benny LOUIS, e5l-3 W oath
Docher Henry. 8 Franklin
terra Q. w 26th st
Dunkeer Thomas, lW West
10Th 81
Dnckhill Wm. l9s w 26th Ut
DELANEY Thos. ls3 18th st
Davis Richard o, 225 9Th av
Erwin David, li4 10th av
Ennis Peter, 1893 w 18th vt
Ellison I'D l.. 20J w 10th ri
Easbren Sami (colorcd), 93
2lst 81
The New York herald., 1863-08-22

Love Joy Albert, l3a West 2lsl
Lewis Chas, 2l2 West 10th
Langon jr, John, as w 10th
Lundy John. --
Lightheart d, ITO 9th av
Lynch by, $40 West 26th .
Leddell Edward O, 2O6 7lh ay
Lyon Martin, 8S W 18th at
Laroix Adelin, l02 w 10th st
LArkin Thos, Knickerbocher
Lsdbsii Constance 100 " 10th
NcKeon Jno, 2Sl West 2lst 81
Aickley BY, 225 West I'D u
McCulloch Jas. $50 West 2lst
Masters Geo. SAT 9Th ave
Mahon John, $40 w 18th st
Meagher Michael. 263 w l7th
Martin John, IS w 10Th st
McKein Jno, 225 w 2oth ct
Norris Fred w, 27 9Th nv
Nulioney VIM, Manhattan
Gas Works
Munson Dan. 20. 9th av
McIniey John, 2l3 w 10Th st
Montgomery Moses i l., Is
London terrace
Mooer l. d. III West 2lst st
McClosk0y Bernard so 10Th NV
wiehacl Jno. ITS w 25th st
McDermott Thoa, IA 10th av
Mc0owan Jas, I21W 10th u
Masks Hdwd, % 5th sv
AcGhuine N m. 167 9Th av
Mutchcn VIM, l66 W I0th st
Moore Jacob II, SO7 w 3lst u
Mooghan David, $40 w l7th
nAsfsrlane Juo v, 06 w Nth
Mia he'll john. 40 Sth ave
Mastersey. Jas, as w 18th q
4cGrAth 1hoa. ol0 w l7th NJ
Uoshsr Ge0 II, III w 10Th %
hcGowxn Geo, 237 18th st
Ninness Michael, 878 W 10Th
Nngent John. l5< w 17th st
Newell Dennis X, 1lth ave,
between 18th and 18th sts
8 e
O'Donnell Pat, al 10th av
O'Begnn Thos. Z Whites pi
O'Donaid John, 80 l7th 81
Ormsby Leon d, 479 18th st
O'Reilly Patrick, 223 w nth
Peck Edwin. l03 West22d 81
Price Jas, s43 lcth-av
Phe.ux Vim, 80 Wtst 2bth st
Pilner John. 32l 10Th av
Pinkenton Jno, llu West 25lh
Peil Jas, 233 or 253' 7th av
Palmer Geo, lel West 26th 81
Pearson VIM, 96 25th street
Pelkhcrs VIM fcolored), 202
West 21st street
Parkinson VIM Is. 162 w 18th
Powers VIM, l33 OH av
Preveet Geo, I25 w 24th st
Pancc Pail. 30t w Goth
Post David d, 453 w 25th ct