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I ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT CARS, EN-
IL GINES, AND RAILROAD IRON.

Uaitsd States Military Rail,oads,
4wes Of Asststost Qxaytsrmastsy,
WASHINGTON, ID. C., August II, l086
Will be sold at CITY POINT,VA. on " EDNts.
DAY, Qcteber IL, at II O'Clock Q. m:
About Tour thousand q SOD tons Railroad Iron,
AtPokIeMOUTH,V VA, on TRIDAY, October
Five ~ 6rst-elass Locomotive Engines.
About nfty 600 Freight Cars and one ID Passenger
,AtN0RF0LK. VA :. October Is, s.sp.m m:
One new Locomotive Engine, foet gauge
ALEXANDRIA, VA, on TUESDAY. Octo-
Fifty !sol nrst-class Locomotive Engines, feet 81
Eighteen CS Pew Platform Cars. Eve 90 ioos
Twenty Ave l8) new Box Cars, I've (s) foot gauge.
About three hundred and ffty tssoj Boz Cars fssi
Abort two hnnarcd and thirty go, Platform do.
Abeu. thirty; !ssl s.osf do. 4 feet az in. gauge.
66v wsnGTw w lest;ssnEsr do, :. |. %.
Two 90 new Trucks.
sixty DO, framed.
SAFES e eon@s sos a XtHHHxsANpSiA, q 10 ..
NJ. a,d 70 continue non day 70 DAY until I'll ars
{ 1szns oaAs; In aessrn9sqt f2 ySSsssrv.ov
% n-dtesae us. Military R&flrVads.
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

EXECUTORS SALE OF BUILDING LOTS
Belonging to the estate Of the late b. +. Middle.
On THURSDAY, tss oh inst, we shall sell. At
the auction rooms Of Green Williams corner of
7Gh and streets, No. 500, the following Lots viz
Lot in square south of Square IA, at clock m
Lot in Square No. $50, at ~ O'Clock D. m.
Lot In Square No. JIG, at o clock o. M
And part OF Lot in Square 66, at 81 O'clock n m
Terms One-third cash; balance in sir twelve
and eighteen months. The purchasers 70 give
from day Of sale. ~
A deed given and deed of trust taken.
Of the purchasers. " "
MIDDLETON, HYATT HOUSTON,
Executors.
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Pkos2b sosE HEsAaf dur ssss. and al.
sess disordeIs In al their st htt;s en-
ntue or 70 chonge In Diet, no inoonveniencs' IN.
no exposure. tits pleasant In tasn and odor, - u
neAiats IN tAsoeaon, aaa frss heo Ell sa,er 4"
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RY VIM. l.. WALL CO., Auctieneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROP.


By virtue OF deed of trust to the subscriber,
bearing date the I'D day of June, A. d. 1854 duly
recorded. &c, shall efer for sale at public auc-
ton, on TUESDAY, the 18th day of October ensu-
ing, at clock p. m, In front of the premises all
that part OF Lot known as Lot No. one, a. in
square north Of Square numbered 5l5, beginning
for said part OF lot at point in the west line Of
4h street west Il feet south of the northeast cor
ner OF said lot thence running west so feet to a
four foot alley thence south the line of said al
ley feet thence east so feet to said 4th street and
thence north IA feet to the place Of beginning with
the improvements.
This property is situated on 4th street west be-
tween north street and New York avenue
Terms Of sale: One-third cash; the residue in
six: twelve and eighteen months, the purchaser
giving his notes for the deferred payments salts
factorily endorsed. and bearing interest from the
day OF sale. deed given and q deed of trust
taken
All conyeyaBcing and stamps at the cost of the
purchaser.
If the terms of sale not complied with within
ve days from the day of sale, the trustee
the right to resell the said property at the risk
and expense of the defauting purchaser, on giving
two days notice in some newspaper printed in
the city Of Washington.
ASBURY LLOYD, Trustee.
oc 4TawSds WIN. l.. WALL & CO., Aucts
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PROPOSALS.
I ARGE GOVERNMENT SALE
'7rAnsG aas oI xHsf pss spaEs, sArs.s

=. AND 'orHKR PROPERTY.
QuAirrrnasrrl GysrlaIs oyrrcr.
WAsHIssIoS; d; Q. July ., Iss
., isd Prepossls ~, invited and viii be reseised
Tor the purchase sf the following named
ofxAMBoATs, wharf BOATS, BARGKs
=, t.-- and other property.
At noBILE. ALABAMA, usrn THURSDAY
Side wheel Steamer Laurel HiIl, Registered 10
s,ss,wb..I Steamer warrior, registered 80 tons.
sss,.sssI Steamer steamer AEie,; r.E,.ssrsd 9. ,en.
Side wheel Steamer Starlight, registered sl tons.
Side Wheel Steamer Ibsr,ile registered sos tens.
Stern wheel Steamer Jennie Rogers, registered 81
Stern wheel Steamer b. b. Hamilton. Csupk), rec
seres Tug Aips Cutting, REGISTERED q tons.
Model barge Ford, Canal Boat Golden Ere, osaaI
H S;t, SnS name) Forty tsol Ponteon B.rses,
nn5W '0) fasl Bosts, and tAres Cd Sectional
!, Az Of Which can Be seen at MOBILE, ALA
~ . %Ss11s for than
SSas OF so DsrSe bad for With priO. proposed 70 DO
Each envelope containing bid sAould h. ...,.6
and the name OF The beat or barge, Description Oh
hfper Gsne endNLses fPP sT and sadrs..sd
River Trans pora ton in Of the ecer In chsree
Of river transportatioa at the point Tor
opening bids.
The Government reserves the right 10 withdraw
any OF the above property, and reject proposals II
deemed too low.
Payments to be made in United States currency, ,
upon the acceptance Of any proposal, and prior 10
the delivery Of the property.
full dsseIigtion q Che properly may be eet..n-
sistant Qsartermaster, St. Louis, Missouri.
BY order OF the On rmaster General:
LEWIS 3. PARSONS,
Brig. General and Chief Of Bail and River Trans
A
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N. b. MILLER, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
once No. 81 9th street west, near Psnn'a avenue,
yeuld respectfully inform his friends and the pub
dc gener ally that be Is now attending to ali legal
business, such - administering the Amnesty, az
Wills, Power Of Attornev Hsnd1orS Ana Tenentt
Souoss. &C. &C. Legal sdvice gwen In ell is
@Particular attention paid to the collection Of
debts and claims in general "a d. sm y
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Try THOs. BOWLING. Auctioneer; Georgetown
FISHERIES FOR RENT.
On WEDNESDAY, October llth at II o'clock A.
m, at my Auction Rooms, No. Ira Bridge street.
Georgetown. will offer for rent for one year, with
the privilege OF three years. the acksop Civ Fish-
cries, which are on the Virginia Shore of the Pc.
toInac, and adjacent to the Long Fridge
negotiable notes, with good Security navable
March LIST and April LIST, 1886 ~ r"'
Sc q did THOMAS BOWLING Auct
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~ 9

OFFICE BALTIMORE q OHIO X. R. Co,
" WASHINGTON, December 49, 1884,
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I0SEPH REYNOLDS eco,
PL u NJ B Z RS,
iAS AND STEAM FILTERS,
No S0O NINTH st MAR AVFNuR

Have Just received, and win constantly keep en-
hand the largest and best assortment in the city Of
Chandeliers, Brackets, Drop Lights, Portables,
Glass Globes, Mica and other Shades and all ar
tices in this line, from the best establishments in
New York, philadelphia, &c, which will be sold on
the most reasonable terms.
Also. RANGES, FURNACES and FIRE BOARD
STOVES.
We are prepared to furnish the best RANGE in
Restaurants, he, are Invited to cali.
We do all kinds Of GAS and STEAM FITTINGS
promptly and cheap, also everything in the
PLUMBING line in the most satisfactory manner.
Call and see our Bathing Tubs, Fountains, Water
Closets Wash-ltands. Basins, &C., &C., at No. 500
9Th street, near Yennsyiyania avenue, the largest
establishment In the city. feb 2-eotf
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CHEET AND wROUGHT.IRON OVENS AT
- AUCTION

SHLET AND WhUUIHT.IKON OVENS AT
- AUCTION.
-.- QGes Depot Commissayy Of Srbsstsncs,l
,,,,,, Wdsh,Hgton. u C., October l. 1855 Z
Will be offered At public auction in tIEX AN.
DRIA, Va, on TUESDAY, the 18th day II October.
at2p. m. at the Subsistence Storehous.
One hundred and eighty nine (l8ol ,,on Field
Ovens. new .Iof wrought and sheet iron ayeraaine
about two hundred and thirty seven pe,nds.
funds. q FIJI nAsn'
oc fH MAJOR and c. g., o. s. A.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that / win sell
Center Market. ON THURSDAY MOMiNG. Oct
2th, af 10 S'cloSh m the right to iii the ma
nIie OF saa miIkst until December u, 1858, the
enss1ns oPaes IhISrtssqre Of the
movsl by The Clerk Of the Market. "' ~.
Z, &C 50 HENRY LYLES, Clerk Center Market
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WASHINGTON, ID. C., Sept
NOTICE

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. September q 1855
NOTICE.
ALL BOATS, &C., at New Orleans and Mobile
for which bids not accepted, will be offered at
PUBLIC AUCTION-those at New Orleans 81
that place, on SATURDAY, the 9TH day Of Octo-
Der; and those at Mobile at that place, on MON
DAY, the 10th day OF October. Due notice win be
given Of precise hour and locality OF sale.
By order CT the Quartermaster General.
LEWIS b. PARSONS,
se 22td B-igsdier General
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ONE THROUGH TRAIN ON SUNDAY,
Leaving Washington at o'clock p n

VA LILA BIZ LEY,
w STEAM MARBLE WORKS,
Manufacturer Of
MARBLE MANTLES, MONUMENTS, TABLE
and WASHSTAND TOPS, &c.
and shortest notice.
Will keep constantly on hand EASTERN MAR.
BILE and MARBLE THING.
Orders for Plumbers SLABS promptly attended
TO. Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th and 18th
streets west, Washington, ID. G. mare
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TRAVELLERS INSURANCE COMPANY OF
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT, sell tickets insur-
ing three thousand dollars in of fatal accident
or hfteen dollars week compensation IL disabled
nom following the usual occupation, all for ten
Tickets for sale at willard s'Hstel, Metropo,itan
Hotel National Hstel, aud at Kirkwood House in
Washington, running from one day to one year
Tickets for sale also at the hotels in Baltimore
Ipnp
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The Ninth District.

The drawing for the Twentysocond ward 10 the Ninth
district, was resumed At quarter past ten yesterday
morning and hnished shortly before O'Clock Order
generally prevailed during The proceedings Judge Con.
molly and other leading citizens were present
In the two days which Tue drawing Tor this ward
extended a number u peculiar incidents occurred
Among Others the followirg:--
ALDERMAN MAsTERsoS CONTRIBUTES 10 mrs own
FATE.
AZ the bundles OF cards Ny one oli into the wheel
FROM nlnble fingers Of Alderman Mltereop who was
assisting IN placing them there one card which has
separated from ~ fellows, attracts his eye He stops
looks a, H. and smiles ~ no reads The name ~ 'peer
Eas,erson" Another minute and the name Il dropped
snto the wheel amidst the jokes Of the bystaudps Half
an hour Afterwards shouts on laughter arc aked ID the
crowd for Alderman Mastereon Is numbered among tho
GRATED Captain DunnnE congmtuatca him, and
marks that this ~ most fortunate occurrence but ar
paronty the Alderman does not concur very heartily
this view Of the matter
BoGus coyerRrrT.
Tho names called ont rapidly and with very slsh
pauscH between each DR. Thomson has taken a turn At
the Weel u relieve Mr. Sands card IL handed 70 him
ny the bhudolded operator a. wlich be gaxes doubt
fuiy ant then reads, "pesa Mutton. rcnth avenue. be-
tween FhtyeiSh and Fifty seventh sfeetsn "a bogus
return How tif This come horoN There q no limo Tor
speculation. "fut b down." snye Commissions sands /,
and Mutton Peta probably meant to read Mutton Fiea
4 entered amo1g the cnau4pH uf The Twenty second
ward Yesterday another entry Of an equally suspicious
ehamc'ar uaa disclosed Oaasn p1unlng dHcover
soda Wa.s5 81 Ns-I Tory e.asl 1Hss5 slyps ~
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Vlc Eourth Dtstrict.

The Provost Marshal in this distretwas engaged yes
teray in sending notices 70 drafted men, mastering five
substitutes into the and informing volunteers
that they could be enlisted because money yet
on hand to pay bounties The 'lisbles not much
consoed by the days work.
THE FIRST WARD.
This ward is hard ut work TO escape the draft large
and enthusiastic meeting was hed last evening at $50
Greenwich street. at which Supervisor Fox presided.
The finance committee report the collection of over
two Thousand dollars. The executive committee have built
large house for the purpose Of recruiting on the Bait ~
There Is spirit Of energy and perseverance exhibited
which does not leave doubt the part Of the citizens
Of the First ward but that they will FL their quota In
very short time They paying SIPS hand money,
which, without doubt, will hurry up the brokers
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JACOB LITTLE. or NEw YORK

JEIDB EITTEF, OF NEW fOFk.
On the 2Sh day Of March another Of New yorks land
marks was swallowed UP By the d death.
Jacob Little h more His voice Is stled forever,
bis well known CORN will again be Ia its
accustomed places
OF his great nancai ability his vast successes and
losses II Is not my desire TO speak They have already
been sufficiently descaned upon by the press during the
past week. But, from one who knew him well, this
tribute TO his worth, his merit kindly Christian gen.
tleinan, is due.
throughout long and active life, passed In whir Of
excitement and ia business most dangerous In ts infu-
encc he bore himself with spoess integrity, his berest
enemies according TO him title rarely so woIhy be-
slowed, thai Of an "h0nest man.
His mental powers vast hts decisions seemed the
result OF intlitive perception lie read nmenseivhnd
with great care lis memory prodigous, embracing
almost every conceivable subject lie never fofgot
a kindness Kind himself, even to his own great
prejudice no always appreciated kindness IN others
when suffering frrm treat reveiscs II foruacso great
that they are appalling 90 contemplate even now--he
mover lost his solf posseaion lie bore prosperity with
ss< ~ xzSss- sdyeIsix YAibenb AARslins, W NJ
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SHIPPIN g NE w S.
ALMANAC YoRk-rnIs DAT.
SUN RISES ~ NOON eve III n
SUN SITS. q HIGH WATER. mora
Port OF New York, March 80, 1865.

CLEARED
Steamship John Gibson, Geoghegan, Alexandria-wm J
steamship Martha Stevens Chance. Baltimore-wm Dali
Ship Great Western, Cunningham, Liverpool-c Mar
ship Daniel Draper Bradley, Barcelona Beatsie
a ss Al Essf s.h o rc bros
Bars ra,Is LIB ssdSs Belize ionJ lex Cave.
Bark Harriet Lievesey (Br), Waters. Bemuda-Mccoi
bark Edward AIbro tBr), Kching, Pctou-Brett, Son
bark NJ Lewis OBJ, Lewis, Yarmouth, Ns-Boyd 4
Bark Eugene sBrl, Dennis $. John, NIB BOYD Hucken
Bark Vim Van Name, Mclaughlin. philadelphia.
Brig L Eaton tBr), Hansen hatsmoros-J Jewe
OBJ Marps Dunnn
Brig Camilla tBrl Newman ManxanIllo Wccol i Firth.
B TSoop a sns u
s%hers
scsr Watson Hran,er Sly ron.a sTqns sash
Hos
,.schr N Meseroe, Taylor, Xewtown Md-smpson
gs dos
schr Vim Boardnan, Ballard Phiadelphia-H $ Racket 4
seS nr Hume Baker South racket Son. ''
sloop Clsrissa, Nash, Hariford-E Il Kreemer.
ARRIVED
aS p1aSns s. 80 A w
sick soldiers, 70 the Medical Director.
fee to order Had very heavy weather or Cape HAeras;
BARK Goethe GBrsm Deesjen, Maansas IS days. with
aaaTs witt Tash
f ssa NsE nd ' s
number Of boxes and pieces Of wreck =
Bark Evening STAR Miller st Jago, 10 days with sugar to
AIS Lssdss Cnr Carly, Ponce "A days, with sugar. to
Sss s rsnss sssy, w
fTnsess AIss Gor gezs Hon, Hsar- M.tsn.a. 70
O ns Sr9v nsD vs FoI, RS SIs win cotton
sSig Edwin Allen, Boston for Nswsnrg 80,
lasse Dewolf Co. Has experienced heavy weather
s 6 aslsSar welsh Befa.. for Philadelphia.
Schr Sarah, Thomas. Portland.
sSSr West Wind aarTIIng'Ga Portland
sch h s Hrcu la Jackson Portland.
schr Madonna, Coombs, Portland
s ssSr Fs1sps sy Rass Rs for Philadelphia
sehr Albion Neclane RockIand.
s sssr Psss %s'esasy ssss,aaa
ssSr Albert js@esSn, jameson, Rockland.
s;$s s ss$s s;! $;sy sss'a
s schr 4a%s s,d Berry Nisksrsqn Boston,
sehr Lady ADAMS Adam: Somerset.
s ssT f Eas snis sms F Fa River River
Schr Ellen Perkins, Edridge, Wareham.
Schr Emma Wadsworth, Kersey Providence.
Schr II q l., Butler, Providence.
Schr Florida, Kelly, Newport.
Schr Champion, Smith, Newport.
Schr Lizzie Gupti. Guptil, Newport.
Schr w W Brafnerd Penieton. Stonngton.
Schr Gen Burnside, Barnum New HaveD
Schr II Wletts Post New Haven.
Schr q Fogg -, New Haven.
Schr + Hawey, Allen, New Haven
Schr Phcbe Elizabeth. Barlow, Miidletowu
Schr Eldridge, Champion, Georges Banks.
SAILED
29th-Stcamer sMuscoota (US), Washington.
Nlth--Seamer Emma Valerl: schr s " J0ueS,
Wind ut sunset NE.
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NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 81, 1866.

emnently self reliant man. and very retcent; but his
words when spoken weighty In their import Al
though suffering from enlargement Of the iver-a dis
which, in his case the testimony OF his physi
Clans, was OF twenty years duraLon-no word Of com
PLANT NO n.ur,nur escaped his lips He accepted his
lot and suffered unconplainingly And he passed away
from this weary life calmly and peacefully with fun
hope 10 that unknown realm where 'the wicked cease
from troubling and the weary 1t restn
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Ne'Ahc Siino"'
oSeale John oNeil John oKcefe John, Gilman oonstan
tine Onhcr Johan- o. Donnel John, Osgood H. O'Bren
Michael ode Edward, odeli Andrew J, olmstead Dwight
II, o Brien Patrick.
Pan,a y raInfss Randolph Ss rrs';lsr n.y. r.ss' VIM
ds5
Root Pselag Levi rs,rck David, rater chas, Phillips
ouinan james, Quinn John Quinn Peter ouinlan James,
Rode Jacob, Rhcinwnrd John Ronhar,t John, Rowland
Homer Renniean Pat Roach John Rchtterg Herman Rn.
Ruapp Adam Rs,nger Jacob Reilly Tersnse RuIlshsn Tho
Riners Rhinehart Redkor VIM fnsh John Rothe Patrick
n s ssds Vein
Belly John sss Frsk Rohr Rssss ! Rseh"saa
Thos, Rose M"riin' Robinson John.
saxson VIM, schoaed Sherman, SUM Washington schuyer
John. schrudenhuy Christian simms chss snydcr Gun
stunr, Ihos sIen VIM smith Jacob siegcr, Henry saw,
Morris Savers Tho; ys smhurs Mw st,rtack VIM stand
John sayder Michael showe Joel snmph ;ieorge Sleigh
Mssn sgs Dat n SINGER
Smith Rob- g gh s ss5s ss s srsn
shannon John schedsman John, See 0hss n schce Peer
ssRSmsS Meaetsar siampSt conrsd Smith jerry Stew
James super Christian shalard join shilling Hugh
Shaw los as" sioh q shea & shnsdsr IL siahsr sorn
%2 4 sse sSsr ssIn & % b q sfp ssg
chaa- spots VIM sanery s'eenen B. stock Louis
Thompson Pa, Thorn John Toomcy Ia, Thomas sanl
Toor Samuel. TAYLOR VIM ", Tahuestock John Turk VIM
Teman julius w. Tcheser Peter Turner H. Tralan John
ra iopod Eager tdn fassa r John FIswitT Luca:
Upton WIN.
van Brock Reid ygncs wm Van Tslnelc Christian
vrgnu. vrcan Alexander yanson Philip H. roFthes JnC
v, Valentine H. vramun vo, gy
walters John, waifcr Peter, Walden james Wilson VIM
wfkor Raht VI wilson James Wolf John, Nonnehe John
wardel Jacob Waltz John NJ. Winslow Chas. Walsh Thos
Warmer AieXauder Ward VIM. Ward Chas y, Winners Hy
wci,1er Rudolph, winerbottom Edward Ward william
wileon James Williams Geo, Warl VIM, Wnklcr Geo Vel
lrgton VIM. Wallns Moeeock, wieulcedcr Bernard wan
Eugene Wagner John, wanhaoh Geo, Wolf Geo whi,msf
Geo Ward werc, Wilson Thos Watson Vim, Weaver Johr
e. Winters samuel, Williams Harris, walters Patrick
whitney Wm ". Welsburg Lewis, whitcsfori Andrew
webb a. WYNN y Neiiysi J., word y fr Wonder y Wilson
H. whitman O. waifard r, Worlor &, Week A, Week j
Watkins Jas o, wilson chas wthan Joseph.
yowmans Mcor, Younger Anthony Young q, youman
watson, Young Geo. -
: zinsser WIN, ymmerer Geo Zimmerman Gusavc.
meeting of tho citizens Of the Twenty second war;
ili be held az stephens Hail. Of Broadway ant
Tony.seveuth street, Friday evening, 10 devise way
and means to hop drafted aud needing substitutes
Addresses will be delivered by Hon w. "A. Darling an,
other eminent spoakera
Seventeenth Ward Recruiting Com miftse
This committing are taking ten or twelve men ever
day. They would send nearly double that number 70 t
pcc only for tho delay In providing the State bounil
funds, LIBERAL hand money Is given.
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HuISs-UscER.- On Tuesday, March 81, by the Rev y.
d. Busch JoHs 5 HEIss to SARAn uSosR, both OF TINS
city.
ST. JoHS-NosTRA Np.--At West Farms, on "Wednesday.
March 20, by Rev. George Nixon, ALERT 81 JOHN OF
West Farns, to MARIA l. LISA NosTaAND, al o. the same
place. 49,
W'vKrSs-Bucxnour. Thursday, March ~ at
Chist church, brooklyn, 4 D., BY The Rev A u faft-
ridge, vcro1 NJ wArKiss of New York, 10 Miss CEcE'A
BuckHoUT, OF 81. Paul, MINI.
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TIE DRAFT.
The Wheel Again i'm Motion
Yesterday.
Names OF C0nscripts in the Tenth
and TWenty-second Wards.
Money Coming Into the County
Treasury,
&C., &c, &c.

Mr. Blunt has not yet received the money promised
by the Albany Legislature HI has succeeded, however
procuring thirty thousand dollars Of the county loan,
and with portion OF that paid the bounty 10 forty
six voluneers Yesterday.
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The Firth District.
nrArtr Apn

The drawing the Tenth ward resumed yesterday
morning, and continued intervals throughout the day
Sixteen volunteers and five substitutes mustered in
and might have been had not the funds short
Lieutenant Ward the efficient Provost Marshal Of the
district Is working hard in order I'll the quota of the
district by volunteering; but he must have money in
order to succeed Ia his audable undertaking. Supervi-
scr Purdy and Mr.. John Farmer advanced eleven thou
sand dollars of their pockets but that amount
has now been exhausted.
Shortly after ten O'Clock yesterday morning the wheel
in motion six thousand eight hundred and thirty
being placed I'll rein, leaving thousand and
fyhve 10 be brought forth the quota OF the Tenth
ward, one hundred per cent added The work was fire.
qGently interrupted during tue day by the examination
and mastering in of recruits Among the drafted was
Mr. John Decker, Chief Engineer Of the Fire Depart
ment The drawing viii be resumed this morning. The
following names were taken from the wheel
Appel r, AnnisserA a, Apai / j, Altman R, A.As 4.
Berbank z e. Blessings, Brown II; Beirst G. Burns J,
s f D. goscsSen 1G G. BafeP
Bogram L, Brown BsyeFJ, Brunnian f. Baker Boyle,
c6 Ssd Sf" caa cssS1 y Calm
J. Charles Il, casirup " Cohen D, Connolly JAS Coaves j.
pavi B. Dr ssf Brod Dasae prspPS
:, Durham N L poiehantz j. Dohenberser G, DOGGY j.
Ernes.J, Eirae E, Engel q,
o'Ss' iRss g iaPi ''''
,s Gaa% ga, q Z 9 Cess cS Gg ssTt p Ora
Ginehan !, Goodwin ".
man A. Hde e Henry > 1nr 6 I'M " Heim9s
Hicks lleschar II Hugh B, Hendricks Hulies j. Hars
Jacobs M, Jackson O, JeannerdtJ.
KIinss ", kap <, Kelly 4 Kaeisner E RODENT 7.
Landers II, Lehmsubl l. Lquter 4, Lee II, Ludaer II,
dsy bSsfP Sss L.
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MEETING IN THE TENTH WARD.
meeting Of the citizens Of tho Tenth ward took place
hast evening, the Essex Market Court for the purpose
Of adopting 70 I'll the quota or the ward with
volunteers. Supervisor Purdy presided and delivered
address, recommending each and woman in the
ward 10 contribute something 10 pay hand money and
enable the ward 70 compete With other districts col.
lection commenced and along rapid rate in
varying from Eve TO one hundred dollars, until
about hundred dollarq holm