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ENFORCEMENT or THU DRAFT IN
mASSaEHIs RFrTt-s


The enforcement of the draft in Massachusetts,
IS TO proceed forthwith. Those whose names
are drawn Uill be notified at once, and then al
lowed ten days to appear, furnish substitute, or
nav $500
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KgEs ApVEREIsEzEgEEa

EEEs adv Observation-Disclosures.
BraiEard'z Hali-Bamb'in's stsr Artistes
John Sllser-Acsdemg Of Music
Sinking Fund Commiss TO- reinstatement.
lUs Superlrr-st- Imp rtsnt 10 Country Merchants.
J. A. Redington-FOr Lske Superior.
Pel'On Bred For Chicago and Mi'wsukes.
John weden-Boy Bun Away.
Cowles-spoors and Forks.
L Pre1tiss-3uardian' Sale.
NErse GiTl-situation wanted
Lost "A Bill Case.
W.J.-Wanted TO Exchange.
Hudson's 7, 9th Paste Local Notice.
II Public 81 are-L ocaI Notice.
soldiers Aid 5, ciety-Local Notice.
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PLEASURE TRIP TO LAKE SUPERIOR
We notice that the steamer Michigan leaves
RedingtOn's dock, this evening at O'Clock
for all points on Lake Superior. To all those
who intend visiting Lake Superior this boat
presents favorable opportunity, as we are
assured that every attention viii be paid by
the officers Of the boat to the comfort of pas
seDgers. Her spacious AID elegant cabins
are well adapted to pleasure parties.
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FRUIT, &C.

HANDIES-OF OUR OWN AND
French mena1acSurs. 3 large assortment.
fHhf MnVi n NTlMFEE
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POIICE CoUHT.-Thers was a very large
docket at the Police Court yesterday morn
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At No. 8 Euclid Street.

.npENED THIS DAY1AT rpE
I y OLE Z AND -AZAAR. Crrio-fties 10 ysp-
snese Baskets, 7 linton Flags and Lal'er 8 Scan
dai Woo and Bracelets. 1hs b. st 40 ortmt ntof
AMES 4 MILLS.
IunA 6l Superior street.
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TIE regular monthly meeting of the
Soldiers Aid Society will be held this after
noon, TUESDAY, July 9th, at three o'clock,
in the Stone Church Parlors.
july6:447 SOLDIERS AID Society.
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? / A N o IS.

from the celebrated mauuiHct0ry OF WM KNABH
3 90, Baltimore These Planes have the fui ron
rame, OVerstrung bass and al the lAtesi improve
lents and Tor volume and evenness o. tone easy ard
greeabls action, durability, finish, are superior
any other manufacture AL intending to get 4
Piano, should iai to these fnsrumens besors
purchasing elsewhere. fF
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N. z. MONEY mAEKET-JnIy 8.

nv TEIEaRAFu.l
Money-Easy at 6d7 2 cent
Sterling ExchanEe-U decidedly lower First
class bi: 5 l5O1k lIl52.
Gold -Decli ed nc. Opening Il CSC, advancing to
3g5s n3g54, and closing unsettled at ssA
- Government nLOCk8-Eirm. United Sta'es
SKIES OF ISL coupons l05zal07 7-31 Treasury Notes
lU64; ntted -tates Skies Of lsSl registered lO4&
STATE StOcks-Mis ouri skies 7l5.
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FOREIGN ARRIVAL.

New YOHK, July 6.
The City of Washington, from Liverpool the
24th and Queenstown 2jth has arrived.
ROebuck and Lindsay h ID IntervieEs with Ma
pOllou who assured them that his views regard
ing the American war we're unchanged and he
desired ain to interpOse his good Offices in
Al Ca0lnet Coun.il at which Napoleon pre-
sided, II WAS resolved to instruct B IRON eros to
renew the French proposals to tn English Gov
ernment
The Polish question il unchanged.
PalmerstOn explains the substance Ofthe pro-
positions Of England, France and Austria. They
include a general and complete amnesty and ma
tinnal representation for Poland; tn t the Poles
alone hl the official pos ttOns in Poland that
per eet liberty Of conscience he granted that
ne Polish language he used IN all public trans
4ctOcs, and that q regular system of recruiting
he e-tRolished. The reply Of Russlais anxious
" sBaitsS
Very EFaslike rumors had prevailed in Paris
about Polarn-
Very latest, d the City Of Washington
LONDON, Juue s5.-The trial Of the Alexandria
case has been deGlslsd IN fIvor Of the defend
It's stated that If England refuses to join
SsPoie01 n American mediFtlon he viii invite
Spain to do so.
L1vERPoou, June 25. Cotton gniet and un-
chaneed Breadstutfs rat. Provisions duA.-
Produce quiet and steady
LcNDON, June % - Ameuesp ,'a}lsgls. lo9I
mon y 9I3S American securities uuIi Illinois
Central Shares 295ze 2s discount
LONDON, June 25-The Tines looks on the
present position Of England in "ope Elta .t
Uneasiness. Il says, we confess to som, oi s1e W
uneasy AMI unsettled feelings which t,ol No..
sion Of the minds OF ali rejecting men J,-i,,,.
the unsettled year which preceded the Crimea5
War. Our znchor is lifted and we are driifiT,, :;
cur 'ent which seems leading us to one of t,ro -
disagTeeahle alternatives War IL We advorc,.
and loss Of character # We retreat
me Ilmes also says, the Russians in Paris
seem persuaded that war is aImostcsrtain ''-'9
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TEACH your children to use Hudsons
unrivalled Tooth Paste. It is invaluable and
innocent. Sold by Druggists and Dentists
generally.
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GENTLEMEN, if you want a cool garment
go to Robison's or Haneock's; but if you
want a cool glass of Soda Water, 90 to Halls,
II Public Square
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- DT. st.lsll, Elolsz=lI OI MsdicIne sE5
Aleotropathy, cures obstinate cases Of DyspeP-
sia, RhsumsusZn, sc-ofuls, Neuralgia and sl
nervous diseases, Gnd diseases OF the BTH,r,
Throat, Heart LuuEz, LlEer Eno Urinary Or.
Rsns, and other Chronic diseases. Reference
given to many io-mldPhle csses cured in this
city after other phyricisns h1d fsiled. Zee Sd.
ysrtisenent IN another column. 0f5ce No. III
asusca street
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Among the many certificates q the excsllancs aud
inertia Of these Pianos would refsr to the follow
nE.-
MR. ". kSAHE, BAltinors, Dear Sir:-I have great
gisasurs IL certifying that have tried you square
Pianos and md them equal, If not superior, 70 am
u this country. Among their great qualities which
distinguish them s the evenness Of tone, the agree
able and easy touchs and volume Of tone Wishing
Fou all the Success you 20 highly deserve Hu
i an. Sir Vou-a verv tTulv.
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ENGRAVERS.

DRAINARD i BURRIDGE, 1876
4 Bank-Et., Jlsyeland, Ohio, DEsIGNERs ADD
THOGRAPRzE,s Ead 1HGBAVIH6y yoG.WOOD.
Wan
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srRAYED Oh STOLEN, on Monday night,
July 9th, from University Heights, bay
mare, five years old, name falling on right
side, few white hairs on right flank, no
shoes on fore feet. Any information given
leading to her discovery, and left at 2O5, Su-
perior St., or at the residence of W. C. North
on University Heights, will be suitably re.
Earded. July T.
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RUsIHRgs HOFIGEs

FLAGS, BANNERS AND COL0Rs
Manufactured from silk or Bunting in best
vie on short notice. G. ". CRowEIB a Co.,
nayIA:s5I 2ll Superior St.
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DEHTIsTRT-Dr. B. F. Robinson, office
so Wood street. All kinds of surgical and
mechanical dentistry done, in tho best man
ner and at low price deo2R27
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COMMENCEMENT AT IBERIA COLLEGE,
The annual commencement of Iberia Col
Iege occurred on Wednesday, June oath. The
performances were all respectable. Some of
them were eloquent, and manifested a high
degree of talents, and gave encouraging
promise of future usefulness, on the part of
the youthful performer. The previous ex-
animation Of the classes did credit both to
the students and professors. Except Oberlin
with its we'll known liberal principles, and
successful practice in maintaining them,
this is. the only College in the State that re-
ceives cOlored students of both sexes as cor
daily as those that are white. One third of
the Board of Trustees are colored, and fair
percentage of the students are of African
descent. The professors find the ooIored
students on an average equal with the white,
both in capacity, progress and moral conduct.
Nothing but burdOnsOms debt, which the
trustees are labOring to liquidate, seems to
stand in the way of this institution. with its
liberal, democratic, and righteous principles,
becoming eminently successful.
ny lufAbelion tA Nuo literary bOcleLleNs
Hon. A. G. Riddle Of the city of Cleveland,
delivered brilliant and eloquent address on
Tuesday evening, June 23i. Mr.. Riddle,
like all original men, has a mode of thought,
a manner Of illustration and way of delivery,
pee iliarly his own. This is generally the
case with positive men, who do their own
thinking. These thoughts, even when famil-
lar, come with the peculiar impress of their
author, and seem like an old acquaintance in
a new and improved dress. Mr.. Riddles
thoughts arc original and sparkling, his ad-
dress Is sprightly and eloquent.
His address was on the all absorbing topic
of the dsy-the condition and prospects OF
the country. 1t was clear in its principles,
and convincing in its logic, brilliant, spark
ling and raey in styly; spiced with about
the desirable amount of wit and hemor, and
delivered with eloquence and decided power.
Our citizens, but few of of whom had ever
heard Mr.. Riddle before, felt themselves
edited and delighted. Every aeighborhOod
and locality where his services are available,
should seek them in this hour of the coun-
try's need. They cannot fail to do good.
Butternuts must be confounded, and copper
heeds " subside," under his well directed
blows and the power of his logic. EN-.
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CLAIMS AND PATEHTs.-BounLy, back
pay and pensions collected for soldiers nd
their heirs. Also, Patents and every other
class Of claim.
We pay special attention to suspended
claims, and those on which other attorneys
have failed No charge unless successful
Write to US and we will send you our paper.
c. G. Bruce, Cleveland, Ohio, and Washing
ton, D. c. june3:R2s
IT took but very short time for the
citizens Of Cleveland and vicinity to find
out that the only reliable place to buy their
speetacles and other optical goods in the city
is at Joseph S. Perley's, 1873 Superior street
He keeps better article and sells them
cheaper than any other opticisn in Northern
Ohio. He does not misrepresent his glasses,
and, consequently, his patrons will not got
disappointed. Mr.. Perley's motto is 10 sell
the brst article for as low price as possible
julyl:446
DR.. BErTELEE gives particular attention to
the treatment of all chronic diseases. but
especially those of the Lungs, Ronleopathi-
eaLty- Office west side of the Public Square,
next to the Bennett House. Residence 2Ss
Perry street. msrl7:444
wADswOKTH's 81 Day Up" FOR CATAREH.-
We do not hesitate to say we think this med
icine is the most Ualuable remedy for Ortarrh
We have ever sold.
mch2S STRONG & ARMSTRONG.
DEHTIsTRT-Dr. B. F. Robinson, office
80 Wood street. All kinds Of surgical and
mechanical dentistry done, in tho best man
ner and at low price. dec2R27
STERLIEG's AHBROsIA FOR THE HAIR.-This
article is becoming very popular, Judging by
It's extensive sale. We have just received
another large invoice.
moh2S STRONG ARMSTRONG.
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FRAvELER'B REGIsFEK,

gl1-OitizsnE Wishing conveyance TO either OF the
ab9ye Trains OF BoEts win Be called for BY Coech+S
ofBteFsDs' Omnibus Line, By leaving their bddrtH
the -nsiuEs OfHcs, l47 superior-St, next 6ocr 70
the Weddell House.
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CLAIMS AND PATENTS.
We are authorized by Government to collect
s1OO Bounty,
due discharged soldiers, also the widow children,
nghtful heirs Of all deceased soldiers; also
Pensions,
which every discharged soldier who was DIS
Ab ed IN the service, is entitled. Also, Pensions
soldiers widows, children, mothers, or orph-
an sisters as they are severally entitled under
the law Also,
due discharged soldiers or resigned officers,
promptly collected, OF esshsd. Also,
Prize Money
Money due enlisted months men; money
due tesmsters, snd every other class Of clam
growing out Of this or any other war.
We also pay special attention to
PATENTS.
B% Avoid Claim and Patent Agents yyhs
are not Licensed,
We publish "zhe Soldiers Friend 2 paper
Of much interest 70 soldiers and their heirs
Send US your name and osanp, and We VIII send
Ecopy nee o. Twelve ccP.os, one esoh month,
= or rs conra.
Apply 70 us n person or by letter, with stamp,
szd your business Ehail have prompt attention.
Fees low, and no charge Until sfter We have &C
Q. g. BRUCE,
OHca-I,vroe-.'a E1aah. aaev t'o CONT Hruse
Cle-e'.- and No. az Ninth Street. Washing
.4 ton, D. C. isl1l.a
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Rose Il PrentIss' Provision Market Re-
M A r IN E.
PORT OF CLEvELAND, July 6.

PoRT OF CLEVELAND, July 6.
ESTERED.
Prop Akron, Smith, Ogdensburg.
Proc WinsloW, smith, Bufia o.
Prop Passair, Mitchell, Buffalo.
Bark Wm Jones, Andeews Buffalo.
Brig Castalia, Cook, Marquette.
chr b Pa sons, Young, Marquette.
chr Gibbs, Scott, Back River
Schr John kice, Rice, Port Huron.
Schr Adah, ROq rtson, 81. Clair.
SChr Union, Bagr row, BurwelL
chr kureka, Mallott. kingsvile.
Schr s Robinson, Donahue, BudalO.
Schr Arabian, BOylar, Toronto
schr Re-oiute, HammRnd, Marquette.
Schr I Barney, Bal y, Marquette.
Schr NOnparie Fiblsy, Bas City.
Schr Miaa.i, Peuniug on, Buha @.
Scha Heard, Cook, St Cair
-ohr Queen ity, Atkinson Marquette.
Scow siOna, maliO y, Port Huron.
Secw HAy he 10, Buffalo
ScOw tOnsuelO. PelOn, bon int
SeOw Ma flower, Aygyle, KingsviIle.
Scow Granville, Uarroll, Port Huron.
CLEARED.
Prop Collins, Hays, Montreal.
Prop Passaic, Mitchell Toledo.
Bark Wi liam Jones, Andrews, Chicago.
Schr Hazard, Cook, I. Clair.
Sehr all, Smith, 0swegO.
-chr = Pars Us, Young, Marquette.
Schr Ha eel, Brainard, Chicago.
Schr J Gibbs, SCOTT Marquette
ScoW W liam Park, Flick. Port Huron.
COW Sutler Girl, Oulter, Buffalo,
ScOW Granville, Car oil, KOudtau.
ScOw Ona, Mallory. helly's Island.
COW r Hays kelsO, Sandusky.
Scow onsuel Pelon, Port linton.
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To Messrs. VIZ KEAsE Co., BaltimoFsi--I eau
DOT but congratulate you upon the Immense progress
md i'm prOTements which you continually make on
7our Pianos, which IN ny opinion rank among tas
very best IN the country NJ SIkAkOeCH.
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sVery Plano Warranted FOR Eigo Years,
OLD PIANO $40 RlOOEONs TaEEalH EIcHlEG

ALSO-OA HAND.
NsIodeoss, Small LEStrlHseatl, Strings, fs
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PIAHOS.
u @. LIG TIE & CO.,
II (Late LighTs Brad0urysJ
Piano Forte Manufacturers.

42I Brooms-St., east OF Eroa wa NY.
Mr.. o L GHTE, the oriEinal founder Of this we'll
Known Estahhshment senior psrfrsr, srdo onIy pr9c-
tica Piano f., Ie Hsktr o. tn .aio firm Or Lis hts
y Bradhurysi having rsieined h J T-,-fbirds infe-
res iu The whole nusIn sf ck materials &C . and
Sile n pTie Ur ip IN his VARIABLE Pa ts inclu-
siTs his ebrB' ed Pat Mt Insu ated ruu F-ames
is the only Whu the Superior Piano
ortsa " ch bis houss has been 90 pOpu ar All in
ringements on hs night i'll be pro ecuted according
10 Law HS-All anO F0rtrs from his s-anufaciory
are warranted perfect in every pect or i've years.
F.C. LIanTE 4 CO.,
June 9 ~ f2i B. me st n z
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N. Y. STOCK MARKET-July 6.

BUFFALO MARKET-JuIy 8.
lBY TELEGRAPH.l
FIOur-MaIket quiet.
WheaL-Dull and nothing doing.
OOrD-in moderate demand and prices tend down
rd. Sales at Ole for yellow.
OatB-LOwer. Sa es At o7c.
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MUSIC.
CHEET MUSIC.

SHEET MUSIC,
PIANOS, 60.
1t No. 8 Euclid Street,
Can be found 3 large stock OF new ana standard
Music, Instruction Books for all Instruments vi M a
7qitsr-, strings, and general GssJFtment Of Musi.
Music sent by Nail, tree Of postage, on receipt o,
A. LIBERAL discount made to Teachers and nj
lGri-H.
Also on hand q large stock OF the sceebratsd Enabs
r!anOs, Fhich surpss AL other instruments in tone
aetinf nd durability p A BaRfslW Agr
eh1- ~ 2 ciT5 81 -l-Es'-rd -, =.
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LOCAL K0rICEs.

LOCAL NOTICES.
@. A. R E A D & g o.,
BANK ERS, 4
50 SUPERIOR ST., CLBvILAKD, O.,
VIII Give Higher Rates of Premium
THAN ANY OTHER HOUsEN THE CITY
FOR
GOLD and sKLVER,t
Demand Notes,
Canada Money,
Kentucky Money,
B'k Ofthe state OF Indiana,
U, s. Coupons interest,
~ ALL KINDS OF 0. s. Government Bonds
Bought and For Sale
.BUyCURRENTB BANK NOTES Bought at low
est rates Of Discount aprll:f4s
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Captain, E. NJ. Norton; lst Lieutenant,
G. E. Brainard ID Lieutenant, Henry Rob
erts.
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Second Distriet-CsPtaiD, George Gilbert
LIST Lieutenant, Nelson Moses ID Lieuten-
ant James Eddy.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-15
1868. TIE 1868.

pESSsYLvANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
With :, eoHnsctgn. Ha,s ten, iens sl mn Rorrp
rKos NEw YoKS rHE fsiseiPAL WESTERN SiIitA,
SEEN trains run daily ke~lork 10 PhsdsiPhia, VIA
A., rpso;W Es,a''T TRxiSs ana Fur TIE IESr BY THIS
MN RoIJ rE LEAVE NEW-i DIRK FROM TIE
FOOT OF CouRTLANDrST
Bywsy Of fhade!pha the morning passengers eave New
York at time other routes evening Passengers
At q o. NJ one hour later than other lines
By way OF Allentown, evening passenger icsve mr.
arrive n The time Northern lines In Cheaeo and ~
POINTS In the NorhWcs, Cresine Indianapolis Lonnvhe
St Louis Cleveland Columbus, Cineinna'l ana su NAM
points West with fewer changes Of cars ,,,,,,, .
Pt5ars6 sSi niles end Newi ORR to Pittsburgh $50 nisA
smoking and Saloon Car. on a. trans
he Is other routes
Baggage ch.caod through. Transfers free
Secure tickets good until used, by fii.enTsh
The P@rn.ylysnia Central Company runs an EniCant
Recommendations Line which Affords q comfortable mode Of
travel to paes moving westward at onshaI the usual rates
Of faro r,r,,urs
Nv this route frelgh,s Of all descriptions BE- Forwarded
TO and any pon, the Railroads of Ohio, Kentucky,
Ind ana Illinois. Wisconsin Iowa. Missouri, by RAIL
W,,t by steamers from Pittsburgh.
The rates II Freight g. aud from any point IN the WeHoy
the Pennsylvania Central Railroad all favorable
scI by other Railroad Companies Merchants and
shipper. runs the transportation Il their Freight " thn
Company can rely with CONFIDENCE i,s speedy isnsl
LIVE STOCK.
Farmers and Dealers In Live S,oc2 will find this moss
al, fnageous route Capa,ons Yards well wsefed rnd ssp
piled w,h every convenience have been oPeDed on 'ns s
tnd its 'itos and every attention Is rad 10 te
From harrisburg where wi be found every T'
Iedrs end resting choice Is offered Il .hr ~
J. Il. ELLIOTT Passenger Aseai, Mol Assor House
LEECH & Co, Freight Agents, -, ,,,,v,
no, As,or Housc sid No south wiuis's q
MCDONALD Bisohoft' An Na. Ss,,.;, y.>
ENOCH LEWIS. 0susssi sspHistsAS~s Aae~A -
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-15
To Whom Rxemntion Fees Must be Paid.

WAN DtfAhThEhT, fEOYofi 4
OFFICE WlsBIs01Os, ID. &, sept ~ I",', }.
SIR: In reply 10 your Communication oi TN INST,
.rn directed by The PrOyost Marshal Ceneral 70 say you
ssre authorized " ceye conyai0n money ron sny ~.
son who nay be dsited In the tth Conresasona Ilslio
Now fofk. You therefore the only authorized hsece
a. that district, sDt should tie fact IN order mt 81
1f.sd trsons within your district desIg Pay commute
Osn money my cal upon you aud do Receiver are po
required 20 Beyond their dsria 70 receive Communication
money Sold any person desire 10 pay comunnior none
h. R.e.iyer loY another dsrcl iht that ia which Le va
Graed the Receiver may acespt the money provided ne
ne,op csno, conveniently pay o. the Receiver III
L. dl.triet IA which he was drafted. Nery respectfully,
g.. r. CHATFlS
Asst, .Adi,. .Gcn., IN cls-ge Di,bursing Branch.
JosxrH HoIiE Keeayer Communication Money 'th D.sire'
EeW- -YcIk, kew-Iork Cry.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-15
Nev.York County substitute and Relief
(amu,ittee.

HAMEs AND PLACES or MEETING OF AUXILIARY
COMMITTEES
fke Cotee announce hereby that IN purfuenee or hell
rsqre.t made the "a instant the ChEiasn o the RepuDi
~ Genital and aIum.ny Hall Cenel. Committees have eaeL
y sc..l or. gcflenAn IN each Ward meet daily nj some
pe, ,her respective Wsa, AID give information ana IN
sruc, 70 rrson. desiring the aid Of this Committee
a,s N he ,cy.r lrd Committed named In the amer 81
Dr. ay. azeed 10 the places AID Of meeting - a.so
hewb N Connection with the said lit .
GEORGE OPDYKF, Mayor,
MATTHEW r. BRENNAN Comptroller
WA X TWEED, Supervisor,
WM r. STEWART, s0pS. siGor,
ORlsON BLUNT SgpefSisor,
ELIJAH r. PUHDY, Supervisor
Committee
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-15
PRovosy MARsAAL GESEaAL's OFFICE,


enforced
WAR DEPARTMENT.
PRovosT NARsAAL GESEgALs OFFICE, :
WASHINGTON. u. c. July H. 1854 y
"CRCuLAR No 4-l Drafted men bee soldiers in the
service Of the United States by the fact Of d having
been drawn in tie draft. The notification served upon
by the merely OF The feet,
and an order for them to report or duty at designated time
II The following opinion Of the Hon. William Whiting,
solicitor Of the Wsr Department. published fo the nfoIa
ton Of ali concerned:
Whon person has been drafted IN pursuance OF the En-
rollment Act Of March 1853 notice Of such dr must be
served within ten days thereafter by written or rined mo-
ce thereof be served him 1ersorcay by idtn9
al fs lat TIce Cf rscc requiring linn to appear al q
desiguated rendezvous TO report ior duty.
ANY person failing for duty amer notice len al his
last PLACE % residence served him personally without
furnishing substitute paying 800 Pronounced ~ law
70 be de,ereT; he my be arrested and lcd iCr tal ny
Court rid. and SENTENCED To DEATH.
II person amer bein. drafted snd tsoT. receiving
ce deserts sill b. served by leaving hs
place oresdence and he does not appear in dance
with the notice furnish the substitute pay tho 800 he
viii q descrtor and must be treated accordingly.
" There Is wGy manner Ia wlch per,on once ci-
,oue8 escape his public duties and when drafted whether
present absent whether lie changes bis Residence alb
seconds right. - the United Sses AGAINST him secured
and only nv Performance Of h duty TO the country that be
Will escape liability to be treated criminal
WILLIAM WHITING"
Solicitor Of the War Department" "
"JANES b. FRY. Provost Marshal General.
"BENJ r. MANlERRE. Provost Msrslal"
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-15

Boar0 an0 Rooms.

A MEXICAN HOTEL, Hartford, Conn.-No
A. y PLiMrTON Proprietor.
DOOMS 10 LET-With or without board, IN
lk pryaie family to single Gentlemen Apply al NO w
I'd ay ne.ercncs given and required
y1yANTED-A FAMILY 10 BOARD, four to
w sr P.I,ous on line Of HSsn Eailfosd u honH by
rail Lorr by s,,aboai and to door NO otter board
,y.. Adires. 70. ZlJ Greenwich A.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-15

ITO CONTRACTORS.-SEALED PROPO-
SAILS Ind rsej with the iiils OF ,he f,r which he
tic may oecred w BE- received ., this oaoe 1ni i!
cob ofhONDAY sep H. 1888 for hc oonsfpctsn %
sku kR .thsv. OE .th, 10 aud through 5Vlh e. to
NoTtb Rive.
Bk for the bi. and All other nforns,ion
oos.aed splioaon 20 "a. con,r.c, csik a. Li'
ot.c-. 1HOS. sIEfuEhs, (Cto,sn lou.duet
A. ". 'EANkS.
Osioe f,he Croion Aql, duet Board Sel.. 10. lso1