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Police Intelligence.

CraaGr RoBEGG A SoID!Fx.--Patrct Malony, q
sailor arrested by oacer Quinn, OF the Fourth pre-
cincs charged with stealing two hundred aad seventy
dollars 10 mency from William c. Burke, soldier
stopping o 90 Cherry street Malopy boarding. NJ
the house. and yesterday morning they wgnt To she
breskfast table together. The accused s0cn est tho
table and ss ia alleged, proceeded to Burses beoroom
and stoo the meney from bes, where had been left
under his pillow by mislaks Mallory suspected u
the theft which however he Etontly donied Circnm-
agairat him. and Justice Dowlng before
whom he was arraignsd, committed him TO the Iombs
for trisl in default OF two thossand dollars bail.
Two CAsvs SrArrse -AE sltercaion occurred at No
IL East Roadvay, late Thursday night, between two
men, named william Harris and william pougherty,
during which Harris drew knfa aud stabbed Dougherty
In the groin, INJECTING dangerous wound Ocer Blair
OF the Fourth precinct, called and arrested Bsyr,
who was held for examination before Justice Dovng
Dovgherty was conveyed TO tho Nov York Hospital
Yesterday morning, about three O'Clock, Margaret
Huriay woman th.rty ihreo years OF age, 10 passing
through Cstharins street assaulted BY unknown
man. who after stabbing her in the neck away and
escaped The Fourth ward police conveyed Margaret to
tbs New York Hospital. She lives At No. 445 Water
street.
ARussr on A BouSrv JgSprr.-wliam Gleason, the
we'll known bounty jumper, was arrested tho 1stA
instant, in hs city. by srecial ofncsr Am2 Howell Of
the Provost rsrshss Office OF tho Sixth district assisted
by Sorgcsnt Couporr OF tho Twenty eighth precinct.
Great credit Ia due to offcer Howei tor this arrest,
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CARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
nIDrNieh.


socPss--wjLL 0n W dns6dsy JSy 20, at the resi-
deace og the brlso's .ather by tte Rev H. y Porter
IOrr K. CoppE, MIywrrrir, daughter OF Na,hlntsl
Nnett. Esq. sit of Brooklyn, T. ID.
lIr--W AyYEAsY.--At Chris, ch1rcb, Liverpool, on
Tauraasy June 80 with choral ohoe, Ivy the Rev =. y
lones perpetual eurstc assisted hy the Rev. Charles
p.rro Incumbent c! ST. JalxeS tlia Ls,, WILLIAM CAr'
rrrTcS Gfx Gasgow u ICIEs saest daughter OF aat
~ Ellis wartnaby ieQ., O. Eytrioa.
F.gtrrov-ppal frL--On Wednesday. July 60 ~ me
residence Of tho brides father. by lsv VIZ, fSyusend
Early og canada West, fHoNAsiA. r, youngest soa o.
,ha late los Taes.oa of Bstoo Sta1rdshire, England,
10 MAgy Estas Youngest daughter Wells Phillips hsg
Lexington avenue, kew forx. - .
Maxrs--MIrcgrtr wednesday, July 20, by iho
Rev Charles w. Baird SAsum AAsns % xAEy sHitsEss,
eacss daughter OF Gsorg. Mtch El, all Of this c,sy.
No Casus
kAcfosA--nAiv.--In sydney, NJ s. w., on Saturday
Apr q at ST. Mary Cathedral, by tho Rev 81 Dwysr.
Mr. EosAs MAcosA ~ SARAH, sect or Tsrence DAILY,
Lsl.
MYRicx-w oaxAs-At Risgelsvil,s Pa, on Thursday,
July ~. by Rsv. g. w. Aughc.osraa. a. ID MrslcK, ot
Now York. LIZZIE NJ, daughter OF i. Wornau A4, Of
Ricgsis vilte.
ssrr.sc-CIAsk-At Middle village. Hewtown, l. l., BY
tho Rev. Mr.. RUSSELL Hogacg STnssc, or Brockiy1, Il.
T. 10 Miss Anna CLARK Of Boston, Masa No cards.
Boston papers please copy.
wrRsa--MAzI-yy the rev. ~. James Harper, on
Thursday evening, July 81 MI Jos. h "EasNR 70 MSS
SAsAs Ml,K, nj, o. New York.
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Arrtvaisasd Departures.

yorpor--slrs rshp Atiantic--xrs Dowsett W Smith,
smna. y wnhslna hias PerrJnsa Eiss Goefre., Mrs
Croft Mr. Joycs Mr. Cruelon, Mr. 1harsL kt ksis. hrs
Uariosu and children, Mr. indsa Mr and Mr Casee
Ana dsnghtcr Mr. Bsur, Mr. Mtchsrd. mr. heEaAndc.,
Bancroft LADY, children and servsst nv Bareiu, hr
Sohweiler. -,
LiynarooI-Btesuship Europa, nj Bosscr-Eas Fssrson
Miss Mrs moody svs Stove Nc pAv1s and re
Misc Chspn, Mr. Parker, wife child and nurse rredk war
Mr Wood tud daughter, sr Werkr ani
daughter Mr. kiu,d and dsuEhtsr Mr. Havc snt dansh.
trr Cspt Epoonar hr sarnhan ard tefvsst Warra anA
wife 9errrh, wtfe crtid and nurse. Nss Hay. Mr.
Pcqueux and Iiou hsury sonck. hr Mtham ana SON.
Capt Thompton, Capt Hedge. Ntes Psrricnter, MsSrs
smith, creeae, Baker Johsrhsrs Chspin Caldcot Gene
reus Gary. lie O.Rgo AreH-iio, Holland Lloyd SHAW,
Ratenplauob 1ahcun. Ecnrv Robinson hofchouae hgth.
erford Butler Gordon williamson Hrserd, frebts, FaT.
raoxayd--A
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mr.. Js mes q. FItLEgtrtc.s's DespaScns
Nsra AEmr Cosrs. essosA rETmsnsHs, vL,}
Jaly 2i--A. u J
Yesterduy the rebels shelied lines quite vigorously
IRON their and isxets both sides
kept ap unusually bJsk Gre Our arlierhts blew up
aaother rcbsl casson.
General WiIcox wounded 10 the cnfrn sT'gnuy on
Tuesday night THIS Is the seccod tina since advent
before Petersburg that tho General has been hI
Yesterday LeuI Rsan. Of the Twenty nrst Msssaohs-
sesss and Autant Keaney Of the Fifty seventh Nss,s-
ohusets. were wounded ac sergssns Acssrlsn. q tia
latter regiment.
ARRIVAL e. GENERAL n.ruarT, Hrc
General Bartlett las night. Genera! White has
reported 70 General Barnsice Is stu martial
duty. Commands viii bo assigned both otcess In the
Ninth corps.
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THE InsrALLAroN OF rlH Nsw CATHOLIC ARorprssop
Is announced that tho Right Rev John McCoskey will be
installed Archbishop Of this diocese on Sunday August
81, at ~ Pstr;cg's Cathedral The ceremonies attendant
upon the ,ns,sa.ion among the most imposing in tho
Catholic church. and AZ course an immense CONGO OF
the faithful will wituess them. Ths nausic, Ia pre-
snr,ad will bo grand SCALE and under the direction
Of Professor Gustav ahntz orsanist Of the cathedral
hoyEHxw AAoxG TEB DER Goops CLERKs-ws learn
thot movement ID foot among the dry goods clerks
aelsrisa hare 20. been increased since the war
nencod. The object, u Y expected, will be attained
without resort TO s.Es 6Y coercion az the Justice Of
the appeal 10 genoray conceded BY most ot 10 large
CcxAs YAoar RACE rox oxs raousAsD DoLAARs On
Wednesday uoxt ha soop Yachts Res.isss tuenty tors
Owned by John jones' end the Annie Laure thirty tons
cvrsa by VIM. Echenies, belonging to the Brooklyn
Yac1s Club 1tl stsx, on race around Long Isand for
a< Spm " one hogsgud aoars The course s from tho
IS : os sssS Mansaa psD
and hasa tn Usesn Is place OK starting. number
o. he squadron VIII accompany tho race.
FuxRaAL q Ma JoHs HoprsR.--Tha fuuera or this
veil citizen took place yesterday afternoon from
the Third Unitarian church in this city, which filed
with largo oopareyasop The services performed
by the PASTOR Rev. O. B. rockingham, who delivered
tcching euogy the deceased At tho conclusion OF
the The cofiu, which covered with wreahs
and esoons Of flowers was carried from before tbc pull
pit outside the church, aud placed Immediately p tbo
wooden II dcpoalted in the hesrse at tho
rareral coreee fored and drove 20 Greenwood where
tho renains burd beaide those OF his father tho
IAio Isasc !. Hopper.
THB sro1saros LEz-Tn another column will be found
sdverlisemsu. regarding toe vessels OF this line II
"a the Oldest and best known o. all the lines running be-
tween Boston Gpd Now YORK Runnng on the inside Of
Long Island sound, and thereby avoiding tho terrible
Toint Judith, its boats It sac, comforts bic.
prompt IN making time, end surs TO run in all weather.
me boats large and uxnyiorsy fitted, thoroughly
reavorthy and sgiifay manned Families parties OF
friends may socure suity Of communicating apartments
md private supper tables eScuavey TO themselves This
ene uo e not 10 the hsnds Of steamboat specuatos bot
Is the properly Of OK The most wealthy and dst
ygshed merchants o; this city and Boston whose energy
and sylss leHd them to device accommodations
and for the travelling community with uuspsr
iDg hand boats oonnecb with the sumptaous cars
Providence Railroad COMPANY, and make diTeet
cornectiops with all the great Eastern watering place
routes az d tha White Mountains.
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Fonr La.rEswoara. .Inly "a. is,


despatch this nnrniog from Col Ford. at Littrty
Mo- rays the pcoaie ths cuny north of that
pisos Joining Ihornou bts forces
rapidly Col Ford has roops in hand bst bis forco
10 sna to effect much aud reaforceMents asked
for.
Arms hare been sent from Kansas City shd &C.
Joseph Tor armns tho loyal called foe by General
Fisk.
later despstSh from Cslcnct Ford states that Tors
ton, With two Thousand men, la moving north probably
wib the intention OF striking the railroad PI.tssug
sud Marvin was in their possession Lass night. Col. Ford
s.t Liberty az four O'Clock ths mornIng In pursuit.
General Cursis with several armed boatr. patroi
us tho Missouri river 90 prevoEs rebels from crossing
Picsier and Banks reported 60 have thousand
men in Southwest Missouri. tbrcatesng Fort Scott aud
our sou .hern communications.
Ia beloved that Ave thousand OF Prce's men are
pe@ in Missouri These. joined py Tborutons guerias
snd osnes bands, wia make formidable force.
portion OF stats militia VIII ba called out and the
troops are now being couceutrated for corporation.
General Blunt Is here awaiting orders
The Indians are troublesome the Western Colorado
mall route. RGroa prevsent Of tho capture OF Lar
ned and lie post as Walnut creek by them
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Asyos -OuFridAy, July 20, Casarr'Ausv tho young.
est sen OF srcdsrcs S. aud Christians Aston, sgei
naa .hs and days.
Invited to attend the onesl FROM tho residence OF his
parouts, T36 Washington street, THIS Saturday Alter.
Bossxs ON friday, July r., wAIrps s., youngest mn
OF John and Eleanor bonner, aged years, moahs a0d
INA relatives and friends aro respectfully invited 10 az
tsHd the funeral on sunday atsr0ou, nc two O'Clock
from residescs OF nis psrsI' 81 kga'h street, vi"
sosaos'.-o. Friday, July 22 AssA Jlr, isngbser Of
william and Ansa Jane Boston, aged aoatns and ~
fo relatives aud friends invited 10 attend ihs fu-
neral the (sa,urdsy) aternoon - three soosA rom
the residence ~ her father No hrsh'sd row, eSsnsr
OF second stree. and broadway, Williamsburg.
BcSsxR--At 1ompsinsvitr, s. /, oa lhurstaV, July
a. SpsAs BusaEs ths beloved wife u James isffs ZOO
sss rr.eeas of the family are respectfully svitca %
attend TO ranerai ths s:sfa,fl s.s51ses a. TAO
oclao~ fron her sse reeldooer en- slssea HiA-a'
Glasgow and Edinovrg papsfs picare copy.
BLopass,-On Friday, Jay ~, aASrr' LFH1', infsnf
chit or Albert Blodgest, aged roniDs snd u sagi
Ths relatives ard rends ~ ths tarly arc fss st.rlv
invited " stsend maera Ucm the re- dsace u hts
porents. No. tc East Ishsy third sirsos on sGoeay
raorrrg, "a hsif pass nne O'Clock, ~tsnoas TURNER
cAs--oD Friday, July II yAat CAzs, sgrd "a ,sarr
Tns rssliscs snd ,eaas oe ihe 'ariy sro rssps folly
invited attend tho fvcea IRON the taaes Ua1oo AID
hguaspp % the Ecthodiss Egiscopsl cnurch, tnrsy-
sscsps street, Egnsh avenue, oa Sunday ss Heo
a. c'cCca'
CARrSsvvI-C0 Ersdsv Uhrni9g, JuF a. JosN0s
DsAlL, oi Urish r. aud Saran T. CaIrehsot Ased
months and days.
Tie remains win be taken, n Saturday rornfns
quarter bo ten oteck, from s8e rcsdenra o. ns
psro1u 10 8ovt s.resi E'vokyn. 10 Rye Tor rtsrrcat
ID, M DslvN-, eleven sren Twsnty seven Hsrss
rsRwY.~-OD Truredsy. jTy n, rLtxv EArFlHi, tns
b..vsd -n cf rar ". Isfo, aged 81 years, naiivs ~
she ParIsa Of iorpeleaa ktrar county iralano .,
yre relatives fr'orss "a tha family are
Invited ~ stsad tho funsrai from her iate residence So
Ia Fas, Foriy-nssh STREET. ~ Sunday ssrnoon a. Oh"
o'ciceN.
Jo,p md Mrrgaral Hridrmap, aset wears
Aha rea,,yes sod fsrs Of the aaw axe reaneesfHG
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r1ebss Asroclties.

From the st. Louis Denocrat.I
Tho barbaritiss practieet by Rueriilas in Missouri
have probably 10 parallel in suy record. Tocy
aplear TO ACT more like hends than Ia human form
and with human impulses. their atrocities
most horrible 70 relate. few days ago young
named Kart wes murdered in ST. trancos county, under
cirou instances OF tho revolving character When
found after his capture by the bushw hackers he
suspended from tree IN such way as TO have pro-
dnce1 lingering and axcrueiang DEATH his hands
eeing tied behind bis back by hickory thongs passed
through holes bored In his wrists. Other marks oi
aggravated torture were found uppn hls person.
knother case of extraordinary atrocty the killing
OF old Methodist preacher named Morris, in Plato
county, sixty ysars OF age whose eyes wero first
prt out and thcc h, shot.
Numerous other almost as bad have 10
knowledge. The shooting OF innocont unarmed citizens
is thing OF daily occurrence The victims nearly
sways radical Unior mrn. Conservatives are ra.ely
dsturhed Doh Fart aud Norris peaceable citi-
2sAs but unconditional Cuon men
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r.luS FOn TIE PACIFIC.

The slasnshlp Northern Light, Captain Wilson, will
lsavs this port today, at noon, for kscinwal.
The mails FOR Central America aud the soutn rsciee
win clcee NJ hrlF psst ten e'cocs thls mo.uisg.
The Nsw YocS HssArn--Edision for the PacEc--vai
bs ready az haifpass niDs o'clock is abs morning
Single copies in wrappers, ready for mailing sx csrss
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Ress ana Cheapest nswspaPos In
the Country.
'yhe wrrTrY Hrslrp, for ths presens usck, VIII 20
ready this Saturday, morning.
Tss Single subscriptions s2 Tsrss ccpiss So; Five
copies, ST. Ten cop,ss ti5. sngie ccpcs. Ave csnts
each. limited number OF advertisements lRSsrte-t
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THE euEailtA Was IN MISSOURI.
Sr. Jossrs, NO., July 2l, 1854.

Sr. JoNsra, NO., July 2i 1854.
Thornton's euer,ss ,araed ca fron Iiviag.lon ass
riht snd coupled Caldwell rocuiy. On beoa oinec BY
another band from th. weet The comb,nsd force,
barag Ave hundred men, m Ieaea 90 Pisttsoar. ic-
sos couay aud deasa tbs surrender @, ths grissa
consisting ef two cempsoies OF nllsIa Capt Turner,
pg the posi- refused 10 surrender snd told hs
men 60 escape. A nsht followed. Capt. Turner was
killed and most " his escayec.
Mniis arriv 1g here ia are oumbefs, Gov. Fifks
appeal 0eiag s,.y responded and Thousand
Will 90 sent into tie nold vi Eso Loan will
hero.
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Nyntt's "a. r." Double ~svcnxtN LsSs
bALSAM -RteumatsA In us mak pa zfai fssms: nlS0
crofss srys.pstas sAssheu pmses bioshes old scss.
rer sores tho Of dLss oi she blood. nseru
rial co uvs debility liver And kIdnsys incipsst oon
snnPn,n kc most certainly cured ~ tbs xsca part
ner HYAIr'6 a, b. BA LSAA has cared Laon2saia u
case. et tAse and sirlar drms-s ard all
hny cure any Wsirf ne reached med cse IN
akFn J" sr@ordnns~ WITH the directions
~ RCh.neo IN prrcr r--ryait's "a p" Life BAissrt n
s" ~ ~ ~ Per hostl@ bsttias ~ ~ Az iifw
heeInfoie aid drGi oshers a. IS
Uos eoc u Que dsr PrnorsI dspet gl 1rsai strsos.
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osaHA Crrr, July "a, 1894.
eouso indians attacked strGs ss night twenty miles
above eoss IAysme, cas lcoee niy,wo horses and
tAau OF A sharp esM sn,ued, in which asou, twenty
shots we're are SD some os the Indiana wounded
Most es the horses wers subsequently, recapturcd.
yhe women reported 70 bs leaving Plum creek for
a piaS, OF greater safaiy. large party o. hostile
ara yeuosled ssos forty mieg from that place
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rne Coming Drast.

Tre quito stir at tire different provost marshalG'
c" lss II consequence u the antlcpaed drai Largo
ebs~ OF persona SEEKING for exemption Physical
op, A. nrssdsDce and the thousand other excuses
1 lolae bgosaat forward With urcelsing alscrity.
e. ~ ts lizzie Gawbt ihs. draft will take pfcs on
ia sspsrJeer; 50 es every lie prepared.
fcsnstates -a bs hard procure as wei IA 10 pur-
-e FL that thee. who desire such would be wEs 10
pr 'urrg tnsm a, once.
roCclEvErsis, July ~, 1894.
1ac opgug dest itch, Wbica explains ITSELF has Just
LccG recs 80 Ny Isyor Iup.-s. OF this city
wa-HrsGrcS, July -, 1854
Sspeoe iyHsss, Mayor " the city OF poaghkee psis
Gao thtee ye4rs VIII not count for thfee vclvs
saonths ren. Count them mao fos rnar.
JAAEs n FRY.
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why ss Phaion's "vtrht Blooming
CEREusn ike przs fnhtf Because tcklss the fancy.
wby doe. rHALor q NIuHTGLOoMT mo csREUs re
serb,r pouc~l ElsfoFnf Because party succeed
without T. :
ac.nt whlch sverysodr assents tc-FBALoN's EtGHr
BLOOMING CEHBUS.
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An Sho ss@r isAS me-. lanG5aaws First
prerared she shsAiAa hAtE Das. asnos thal tine
has been used by thousas end Ia 40 inaanes has faded
. give snsse asisaetias Tle Voasasn DIV "a ho eesp.
est n the world ftl price eny nrT coos ana ,ash
coolans douba tbs OF dye IN uos usually aod
dollar The yesetaH Is warranted not TO niurs
tbs hair The ecse IN lh sghtcst degree. The Vsnean
Dye wsrss with rapidsy AMI cerssy bs hss rstsrng
preparation whatsssF. Tho yeaetsn Dvo produces sny
rhads tba mar 60 desired that yii no. fsdr croc
sweat wash outcome thit al permanent tho hsr
i.gsr For seIs by all drurgis'g Price Hny cents A.
MATHEWS, Geaecsi Agent 80 - aald arcsA New YORK.
Also manufactures Ot Haews Arrlca Hair doss the best
bAie drsssng In use. In large bottles prce Gfy csus
a. = ~sk IN r N
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volunteering ami tho Commissioners o
tfon.


Recruiting progrtsses vol, but not 30 rapidly m Il
ahcod The SUPERVISORY committee dong all that
be cooe towards filing quotA, whie Mr. Blunt ID
constantly cevisng soEs new scheme to facilitate tho
business.
The additional "quartcrs" tho Battery win DO COM
p'eted and occupied week. and good results
pto,ed TO Gov from this suS arrangement. viii be
paeed under the management Of capable and experienced
rnen subject o course the direction Of the supesv
sors committee pnd hs chairman, Mr.. Blunt, snd rich
harvest may no expected. o tho thousands who lard
there from tho ord country large numssr viii bs
armr; ard n tbs commiitcc had been allowed to
meet It's cinee by passAsoway with Castle Garden
antold members niisat have been secured Bus
ems The km.1rant Commissioner would nos allow.
Their decision think unfortunate one; for we all
ami led into all Of troubles and difficulties by
Runners boardirs house saopers, bounty agents and
zion OF our supervisors committee all who wish 70 Join
rho army would DO fvsy aud correctly informed sf al
sue rsnss ana pfmScs' no won' ~ ,. ao D~ hsorso s
These would have beca sor3s of the advantages OF
eoueecting directly ths two espartmen;i: Tho Com.
tssoners Of emigration would get 0r their hands lGrgs
numbers w.bous any troupie whatever whe hr. Blunt
would vssly Increased tho numher Of volunteers
Cor QUOTA Nov they oecpme scattered and &c mary
S into the hands cf shartars 80 into tnces OF tho
Volunteer COMMITTEE They arc nos oply sviniiei ont 81
large portion the bounty, but many Of them sro
oubtle1 ID weighed asay 10 other piaces volunteer
Much ot this would IA remedcd aid tho ergrant lrss
rass through 'ts rooms Of tho supervsots ecmn.'tee
New york's Cor ntrsausion ts tho Army.
srAELy TAsEs uuNDsgp raouaAsp MEN earc 10
FIELD.
The report OK Aduisns General Syrscue, cornrrlslng
eve large volumes ~ thousand pagls, Just
ecen lseued aud contains many important details 10 e-
gard Ia raising end eQupp'ng Of troops th state
Beginning WITH April 1861, and ending with Dscatnhar
1868 roe summary T. 90 iolo~B:-
Geeapniston Of rccpq srganizd IN ths Statn cr Eew
York for the % ibs stnorsi xovsrnmors
Spr 10 1851 sths arss call Of sha goveynancnt), 10
70 yennsry i 1904
Classification Il Tyucts. Strength Total.
Youneors orgAnaed by Ststs authority
and sent 10 tho n0lG. ....... SEQ
Volunteers recruited for geGiments 70 tns
field, throvvn tno guperrtcadenS ot the
recruiting s@evico. .......-.s......s. SV,6eA
Volunteers nrgsnizin4 y the State, Deeen
ocmbsr ~, isss. ss....................... e,ep1
---232 6k2
Drafted men and substitutes otsaInsd..,.. ol73
Enlisted by pfovust pagsuais. ~ 900
Rn eulistrents IN thc hriu tcs,ltnsied).. 10 coo
Elitia--fhrce Gala fcv short scrviao...... ~ ,Se3
--- e0,139
etaha atesL"..s,.,,','J s,,,,,'ss'.., ,,@b1s's
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En ena vear lsa5 alr. r.athaw. go.

prepared mo VENETIAN HAIR DYE Since that time i,
hss been used bY thousands in iasarce fied
50 gys eHre Satisfaction rhelNepstan bye a the cheap
Ia world itg prtcs orY tfy cents and each
~ coneina cog9s tae qHsnly o. IN ttose usually 80
dollar. The Venetian i've q
ts bar scan the aigLtesl degree. The veGea
Dye works with rRrcty and cettantf the hsr reoUYag
preparation whstayer Tbc Venetian Bye produces
shsde that be desredooe thss VIII fadr
ouQue tha.'s permanent the hair itsif fnr
sale by al druggists. Price fifty cents A. y MATHEWS,
General Agen i1 Gold street, New YORK his1 nsrufc.
Mathews Aria Aic Goss tho hes. hair
In uss. IN er.e botiles prloe afy cents
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F-,zss cnsRoa ia All ase@r,sEes r.os.c-
y,ss and information stvsu. GALLAGHER RdNJAAIN.
BROKERS' $40 Chestnut slrnsk Phiiateinias
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To Paper NAnufrsturere.
twenty ore cents cash psr III will BE- paid for 10 N'
rc,ns Of good fourdriaisr Paper. gias. s7xs6.s lbs
ApplY Al thia ollcA
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MILITARY AFFAIRS.
Bhs One Harered Days Men Hot Exempt
From aias DRAFT.

rVAs One Hurered Days Men hot Exempt
From sias Draft.
LETTER FROM ooygasos ssYxouR ro xAJoE GEMS
RAL sANpFoKD--psgislON or GsAExAL sRY.
Flnsr Dlvlssos, hgs gcRK SSars NtrnSAL GUARpl
AKw HsRs, Jaly ~. LISA
Major cenera ssEdtord tas division tha.
since tho publication o. Order No. g. ths following steg
has bean received from MS Excreacy tho C0ms,anosr
sachef oonuancsiag sas decision Of Provost rsrsaa
General Fry. C. W. sANDFORD
LETisA tRcA GoyR7Npe sxysoUs TO GsysaAL sASDroRD.
STATE OF NAV HoaN, EfsovTivx fEFAKrns>H
ALnAEr July n, 1864 J
clissaAEon tha le.R rs,. sea. tie foo~ ~iog tsls-
Gram TO Provost VA arsha General Fry:-
tao the men VINO "a Ire service % hs United states
as ore huHdfed dAs be drafted wnme tney
y such service ana mustered ia soldiers aaa absent
8rom their homes duyS they are not !iabe
sl sia Is 10 getting soiaoLsere-
10 snswer have just received copy OF tho cordi-
cious undss which hundred days sccepted
from Chic siatca which the Provost Marshai
genesai has uads sppcDe 70 tho state OF New York,
1nlaog which the foSwing:--
v. No bouniy 10 bs paid troops, nor tas services
aaerged or credited on aas draft
VI The draft FOR N eo years service 10 In zBy
sate or d a,rs. whore sns quota Is not i o ~: bus
any officer aSiaer IN ths specss should DO
drafted ne shaa Ss credited Tor the services rendered
That there saay 10 no misapprehersiou to thc s-
Dlity OF shs hundred days militia y DRAFT, yoa
vill distinctly ,hAs Provost Marshal General
decides that they eTempt from Lie draft under
She call or the President OF tie 18Th sustslt
While the language Of The law appears be ia conalcs
with this deoscu, ye. The rung Of the department viii
ccnLrol Under the Suspension of habeas corpus
and the existence ot martial law, the section oS
country where the volunteers win WHOM tho drat. Is
made Truly yours, 30, HoRArgO SEYMOUR
Asi. Gen. g. ". sAvpgoED, Now York city.
Departure CT tIle hineGs-EhErd McgE-
The Nneiy third regiment National Guard, undsr
send Of Colote W. r. W. Gamblers, left Washington
yesterday Afternoon THIS is organization for which
cyeda is due In great nasasure tho patriotic feeling
IN inc City lnspectors Deparpens Tho late George g.
Hail. aacha Of tho department. ss originator and
colonel w. H. W. thamnsrs OF the principal clerks,
md late major o. ths regiment Is .ts pEesent cc!one l.
H. B0oe, Super iueDden Il sanitary lUepecon anc bro
yher OF the City Inspector, 10 engineer. Sone Of the
Ene officers and many ~ the rank and Gle derive tbar
ennStaens directly frnm tho department through tha
agency os frenas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. i3ooo hQses always
anfesting great degree os interest tn the sccesS OF
osan'zation Ordered now 20 The field Of action Their
conduct elii no doubt prove commensurate with taa
patriotism evincod
Tho Ninety pinth pnd Seventy seventh regiments pro-
ceed to Governora Island before leaving for Washington,
eor which letter place they e4ve oo Monday next.
The New York herald., 1864-07-23

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The New York herald., 1864-07-23

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