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THE NEW CALL FOR TROOPS,
Military Hovemmtt in Nrw York anil
Vicinity?Ue turn of Ibc Nrw York
Committee ou Itcci uiilujt from U ttitli
lugton?Interview uitli Ihe President
stud Secretary of Wat ? Di aftlns to be
RcMrtttl to if tlie State One* \ut ite
?poitd In Proper Time, An-.
The c minute^ of cKiZiiu of New York dslflgited to
iprocesa u? Washington :n order to confer with the Presi
daulaud luwli of dupartmsnit in relaliou to recruiting.
having t;ik?n their departure far that city some Tew dkys
liace, mturned to town ve.itorday morning, afier satin
fa*. erily settling tbe im|?>rtaul affairs which toolc
theia to ihe capital of the u.iiiou. This ? unraitiee con
futed of the following troullctuen:?lion. Charles Kiug,
Judge Wtiite, J. A. Stevens, Jr., William Orion, Charles
Oould and William Curtis No ye*. During their ft ay
In Washington the commute* were occupied in vigor
ously pushing forward the ob.iecl of their visit. None
but those who are oonnected with affairs of this sort can
properly snder.-itaud the diUlculiiea which are to be sur
mounted la successfully currying oat the objeots of such
missions Interviews were bail with the President, the
Secretary of War, and General Hallock, and rrom the
conversation and notion had upon the occasion It seems
now to bo u Battled fact that dral'nng will be resorted to
?boat the 16th of August, should not the States come
manfully forward and bring their quota of troops iuto the
field.
Long and interesting conversations wero held with
those three distinguished gentlemen. The subject of
*he best method to be adopted for recruiting, both for
?Id nnd new regiments, was discussed in ell its bearings.
On Tuesday last an interview was had with the Score
tary of War. The committee stated, la as terse a man
Mr as possible, the object of their visit to Washington,
nnd suggested that all recruits furnished from New Yorlc
State, for old v and new regiments, should bo set
down aa the quota furnished by tho Stale un
der the new oall. This was at once assented to by
Secretary Stanton. That gentleman expressed him*elf
as particularly Interested in filling up the old regiments
?a speedily as possible, and mentioned tbe fact of having
received a letter freru Governor Morgan setting forth the
particulars of the exeitlons which he was making in
order to forward tbe interests of reeruiting fer regi
ments already In the tield. The question of drafting was
also brought up, and Secretary Stanton expressed his ap
probation of such a course should the quota of troops not
lie furnished before the l&ih of August.
On Wedneeday the committee called upon the Presi
dent, and the subject of drafting was discussed with
much animation. The President also gave expression to
%is assent on this point should the necessary troops not
be forthcoming. With regard to the progress of recruit
ing In the different States, lie said that quite favorable
reports had bees received, and gave it aa his
-opinion that there would be no necessity whatever
for a draft. But should it become necessary for
this extreme measure te be resorted to the President
ww no reaaon why such a course should not be pur
sued. In respect to the matter of recruiting for old regi
ments, tbe President gavo his opinion emphatically in
favor of filling ?p the same as rapidly as possible. After
?onference with the President the committs* repaired to
Oeneral Halleck, whom they found with the Secretary of
War and General Burnside. The * ommander in-Chief re
ceived them kindly, and entirely coiucidcd with the views
?xpressed by the President and Secretary of War in regard
to the matter. At the conclusion ot these interviews the
committee were assured that orders would be immedi
ately issued which would fully carry out tli* object ol' the
viait.
From all appearances the committee are unanimous that
? draft must necessarily and ought to be reported to. The
old regiments are in such a condition that Immediate steps
must be taken te have them promptly tilled up.
ir tbe government decider upon It, drat ting will there
fore commence on or about the 16lh of August. The
?toppage of bounty money alter that lime being aUo pro
posed by the committee te th? President. th? latter as
?anted to tbe course being pursued. There will, if these
Intentions are carried out, be but ono recruiting oOlce in
this city, nnd men brought up lor muster will have lo
?elect the regiment which they desire te join, or have
the same designated for them by the oilleer in charge.
The feeling in Ihe city wiih regard to drafting whoi
?he news became noised about yesterday afternoon was
rather of an excitable nature. Young men and middle
?l men began to philosophize with themselves as to
beat mewed to be adopted In steering clear of the
prepoeed force to be used in providing human material
te carry on the war. The barrooms of the city, where
"draaghting" ia carried en daily and nightly, were the
?sines of excited discussion on the matter, and between
government drafting and liquid draughting tbe subject
was pretty well used up before midnight. Some persons,
flowsver, looked at tbe thing in a philosophic light, and
?xpressed the conviction that the government should be
?npported, both by men and means, at any hazard.
Bu iters muat be furnished, and whether it be by draft
Bor otherwise la net the question now to be discussed.
m have men at nil haaarda, and that without delay.
BMOLUTIOM Or TBI POLICE COMMISSIONERS.
Ike Police Commissioners of this city, at their meet
lag om Wednesday last, pasted the following resolu
Beeoived, That this Bawd, during Mm rebellion, will sot
AppointmUk police fores unmarried men,or meuoo
wbom rwllid are not dependent for support.
m MUlTXHlNfl OFFICE.
Or. Kott eonttnuee buy at this ofioe inspect lag men
ftf Ue servioe of the United State* Thar* have been
em one hundred men mustered la daily at tbl* station
The bounty money of 926, with tha M premium to be
paid earn recruit for old regiments, haa not jet been
forthcoming; but it is expected that the seen will re
ceive It about Monday next.
ucxurrora iu txju a rtetis or colonbl bliss.
Cotooe! William g. Bllsr, (he geasral recruiting agent
?*or the cKy or New York, and the prince of recruiting
officers, opened his new headquarters at Ko. 744 Broad
way, eoner of As tor place, last evening. A very select
assemblage *f gentlemen and ladies, including many or
eur moot prominent commercial men, were prsaeot en
the occasion. The rooms were beautifully reetooned with
tags, and the ontranoe en Broadway was decorated with
transversat lamps. In the front parlor was an inserts,
ttoo?" The Uaion of these States, under the benign
govsraroal of which we have experienced so many
blessing* shall It be ruthlessly destroyed bytrai
bereaa hinds t" Over this inscription were two United
Btatee fligs placed transversely. In the hall, immedi
ately ltadc of this, was a profusion of flower*, with flagc?
germing i most unique drupcry, pemlantjfrom tlx* ceil'
ti'g. At'.he extreme end oi this ball was a l.trge H(e-l)ke
pbotoKnoh of General Modellan, over which wax placed
?ur glorlros banner, while all around was a profusion or
smaller lags. All the invited guests admired the IjhIo
Cnlneesrf the decorations, and many compiimcm* were
?aid the (allant Colonel on their account. One could not
kelp renarking and admiring the reeling: of patriotic
ardor witch animated all present both ladies and gentle,
men. wb>, notwithstanding tlte late so-called reverse* to
?ur arnu* seemed to be Inspired by the presence oi the
soustorfdt likeness of the gallant Cemman<ler-ia Chief of
(be Arm/1 of the I'ottmac. As If determined tha', none
Shot Id enter the building who harbored aught igu the
Unlan, s largo and beautiful flag was stretched bj the
Ooleae! over the rront entrance, so that sll who eiiterud
were compelled to pass under it.'
During the evening spirited and patriotic addresses
were made by his Honor Mayor Oydykesnd Hen. Truman
imith, urging thai every reasible meaas be employed to
(brwKrd the rulslnp of rwcruits Immediately. the
?aergetic moasares inaugurated by Coloael lilise to for
wai d tho recruiting movement were praised not only by
the speakers, but by the entire assemblage
Recruits enlisting at theee headquarters have tho privi
lege of selecting any regiment to which they may wish to
attach tbemselves. When emIsted they arc, alter hav
ing passed Inspectioa, paid tbo bounty offered l>y tho
United States, one month's pay la advance (according to
the arm of the service to which they are attached), fib,
tr one-half the bounty offered by the State, the balance
sf which ($16) is paid whenever their regiment Is mil*
tered into service, and for which they receive a < ertlfl
tate, and also whatever additional liouniy the city tuav
tflar. They are then provided with a bath, a full
uniform, and sent to the camp provided for their re
spective regiments.
At his headquarters C?>l<mel Bllac has ample nv-ans ef
"ceding eight hundred men,aDdibe comoiMnariat rrotn
?bich his suppllee are drawn is furnished with the
teat the market affords or the government can obratu
During the eveuing the ?-ene was enlivened br the
tweet inspiring strains sflhl City Braes Band. and tbo
fonnger portion of the assemblage put the ir.uslc to good
ait by improvising qeadrtliot and scbottlcehet. After a
May of aiiout four hours the g'.t>?t* departed, wishing ths
gallant Colonel a hearty "God speed" in the patriotic SO
tetprise to whlcb he has devoted himself
TBI STANTON I.KlilON
In Inspection aad review of this rogimont was to tske
pl>ee at the camp ground, New Dorp, Slatee Island, yes
le day afternoon; but owing to the illness of Genera) Van
Vcbteti the same was |tostponed until Tuesday next
Tie raglmeut, however, wus drswn up in line, and went
".trough tbe manual of arms in id excellent manner
TKsre are now shout three hundred men enlisted in this
erps, and It Is fa?l tilling up t'nuer the able command
ei such ta officer as Col Wm II. Allen, there t* on doubt
ihl thi? organization will prove one of tbo most
e oient leaving the State under the late call A man
lnied John A. L. McCaflbry was yesterday drummed out
o tho regiment for a brutal action hi attempting to com
at an Indeceot outrage oa a buy The man went
trough the ordeal without giving expression to tbe
sghiett etnotloa of shatne IU Int: acted in the capa
ay of private secielary to Colonel Alien tat the past
tw weeks.
?IITH DISTHICT COMMITTKK.
A meeting o( the Sixth District Military Committee was
.old at tbe City Hall yesterday l'? ter Cooper, l>q . oc
iipisd lbs chair. A rejiort was received from the com
aittoe whlcb was appointed st the I ut meeting to confer
nth Mwjor Spragueon the qnsetloa ol bounty, staling
bat they h~d commtinicaU'il with that gentleman by
titer, but as yet bad heard nothing Iran him Alder
iai. Hay ton was, on motion, detailed to proceed to Allrn
y In order to hsve an Interview with Minor Sprague.
he qmatlon of having two recruiting oificca in each
srd was then discussed, when the ward <ommiuees
ere directed to Inquire into the probable cost of tbe
ime, and report at tbe next nesting The Mayor sent a
immuuicAlion, stating thst at their meeting to be held
> day be would eead to a document from the Wsr De
pertrnent relatlvo to rerruitinn, which related to facta
tr umpiring while the Sub-dommiUee of Uie Uuion |>^
f uro O.miuiiUw were m Wx-lm gt'>n. recently. All
w ird ooiiiiuiiu^w were dl icuvl to trar unit tlnlr xub
fccri.'tiuiih to their rfHiixctive clinirmeu, the latter to h >i?l
in the nra.mutt-, I" Mr. Kelly, Treasurer of ih.i District
Committee, alter winch au ai;o irnutunt wu had mull
no a tj-day.
FOURTH J>l STRICT C'DMMITTKH.
The above committee niot at tli? City Hall yesterday
afternoon. Senator Woodruff occ >pied Uio chair After
? ill disunion it was decided tu adjmru until fun <et
iusiruciioiw were received tromlho military aaUioriliu*
rc.auvo to locruiliug.
tiim special bounty.
The Secretary of the Chamber of Commeroe haa charga
of the book in which subscription* are in*cril>ed for
tba special bounty raised for the recruit* who enlist fur
regiments alreidy in the Held Jonathau Sturges. Rsq,
is h" treasurer of the fund, the coinmi'tce In charge
being Mayor 0|>dyko, Morris Ketch urn, John A. Huron*,
Willjuta Curtis Nojres, Samuel Sloan and A T. Stewart.
THE Cirr IIALL PARK and recruiting.
Recruiting tents are Ailing up the City Hall Park again
The following organisations have tenia in the locality:?
The Voeburgli Chasseurs, Irs Harris Cavalry, First Na
tional Volunteer*, Doubleday Artillery, Phenix regiment,
Umpire Brigade, Stanton Legion, Corcoran Zouavos. I'op?
Rifles, IUHeck Guard, First United States cavalry. Hill -
house Light Infantry and Anthon's Light Artillery. The
Harris Cavalry have hoisted opposite their tent a seces
sion flag, c*pturod by the regiment. It would not be a
bad idea for the cavalry mon to place the Stars and
Strips* over ths secession emblem.
8WOKU PREHENTATION.
A sp!endld artillery sabrs has been menufRoturod by
Ball, Black & Co., which Is about being presented to Cap
tain McAlister, by residents ef Solera, N. T., for his
bravery, exhibited at ths taking of Fort Donslson and at
the battle of Shiloh. The blade bears the following In
scription:?
"Presented to Captain Edward McAlister bv the citi
zens of Salem, N. Y., for his bravery at the battles of
Fort uonelson and vhiloh.
"Sub hoc slgno vlnees."
The sword Is a splendid specimen of manufacture,
being richly mounted and of the finest temper.
TQX DEATHS OF SOLDIERS IN OUR CITY H08PITAL8,
During the past week ths following soldiers have died
at the Bellevne Hospital, ia this oity :?Lieutenant p. R.
Spewall, Seventy third Pennsylvania , William Mecum,
Co. H. Fifth Psnnsvlvania; Martin Eurtor, Co. H, Sixty
seventh Ohio Volunteers; J. W. Cross, regiment not
known.
THE DEATH OF COLONEL MONRO!, OF THK TWBNTY
8ECOND REGIMENT N. Y. S. M.
The death of Colonol Janios Monroe of the Twenty
second regiment N. Y. S. M., has been announced.
Colonel Monroe died at Harper's Ferry of oocgestlvo
fever, and his demise will be mourned by a large cirsls of
friends and acquaintances In this city. He graduated at
West Point Military Academy, and was in the Mexican
and Florida campsigns. After flltcen years'service ho
turned to practising law, until taking command of the
Twenty-second regiment. He was a brave soldior and
an excellent citiznn. The following in relation to his
death will explaia itseir:?
Armory, Twesty-Srcojcd Rkoiuknt N. Y. N. 0., \
Nsw York, July SI, 1862. J
Information has Just been received of the death of our
beloved Colonel, James Monroe. The members of there
gimont remaining In the city are requested to attend a
ranting, to be hold at the armory of Company C, 186
Sixth avenue, on Friday morning, at nine o'clock.
Lieutenant RICHARD VOSE.
THE UNION DEFENCE COMMITTER.
At <? mooting of the F.tecutlvo Committee of the Union
Defence Committee, held on the 30th ult,, the following
preamble and resolution wore adopted
Whereas, numerous individuals have expressed to
members of this committeo a willingness to contribute a
sufficient sum to secure the enlistment of one, two, throe
or ten mon eacb, to be immediately sent forward to ths
soat of war; therefore,
Resolved, That this committee publisly announce their
willingness to receive subscriptions for this purpose, and
that It is believed twenty-ftve dollars will be an adequato
amount for each man.
A subscription book for this purpose will bo opened at
the office of the committee.
BROOKLYN' REGIMENTAL DISTRICTS.
The new militia law has designated ths following regi
mental districts for Brooklyn:?
Thirteenth regiment?Seventh and Eleventh wards.
Fourteenth regiment?Thirteenth, Fifteenth and Seven
teenth wards.
Twenty-third regiment?First, Second and Third wards.
Twenty-eighth regiment?Fourteenth, Sixteenth .and
Nineteenth wards.
Forty-seventh regiment?Fourth and Fifth yards.
Fiftysecond regiment?Sixth and Twelfth wards.
Fifty-sixth regiment?Eighth and Ninth wards.
Seventieth regiment?Tenth and Eighteenth wards.
CULONBL GARIBALDI IN THS FOLD.
Colonel Jerome Garibaldi, consin of the great general
of that name, called at General Arthur's office yesterday,
from whom he reoeiTed a letter to Governor Morgan
relative to the organisation of bis regiment. There is no
doubt that the prestige wbic h surrounds the name
of a Garibaldi will tend to Oil up the Colonel's regiment
in double quick time.
THE SEVENTEENTH REGULAR INFANTRY.
About two hundred volunteers for tho Seventeenth
regular infantry took their departure from this city on
Wednesday last for Boston.
GOVERNOR MORGAN NOT IN TOWN.
Tne statements made with regard to the arrival of Go
vernor Morgan in town on Wednesday last prove to bo
incorrect. A number of persons yesterday called at the
office of tbe Quartermaster General, existing to sea the
Governor there, but they were doomod tu disappoint
ment. His Excellency is still in Albany.
Otatral Order In Relation to Minora, In
competent Persona, Absentees, ?fc?.
UKNIBAL ORDERS? NO. t>2.
flmiuL HaaDqnjimcKS. Stat* or Nsw York, >
Aw. Urxsa.vL's Omci, Ai.nisv, July 28.1802. /
1. Colonel John Bradley, hitherto employed on special
service at Washington, and Colonel Klliott W. Shepan!,
Aid-de-Cainp to the Commander iu Chle;, are hereby at
tached to the Inspector (ieueral'n Department a* acting
assistant InxjH'i tors general, and will rc|*>rt far duty to
the Inspector (inner*!
U. Toe Inspector Goueral will divide the State into dis
tricts, assigning -me district to Colonel S. W. Burt, A>w>i/*i
ant Inspector Ceneral, and ene district to each of the
act tug an^i-tants, who will, as noon as practicable, visit
the headquarters of the several regiment* in their re
spective districts, as deslgnated|in General Or lor No. f>2.
and report through the chief of their department, for the
Information of the Commander-in-Chief, on .ill matter*
connected with the prompt organization, equipment und
proper discipline of the troo)>s,wlth such suggestions as
may tend to promote these objects. They will also ascer
tain what arrangements have been made through the Re
gimental Quartermaster, or the local committee, tor the
renting of the grovuds required for camp purposes, and
lor the erecting thereon of sellable >uildiiigs tor sub
sisting the troops, with authority to suggest snd direct
inch alteration in the plans propised as tney shall deem
advisable for the interest of the service No quarters
will fee built, and where they cannot be rented, brats will
be used.
III. It .'s to he apprehended that many persons will
offei to enlist for the purpose of obtaining the Bute and
government bounty, who are incapacitated for the mili
tary service, and wbo, If enlisted, would have to be dis
charge*! for this reason. To avoid the loss which weukl
result from the acceptance of mich persons, recruiting
o(Beers are enjoioed to make strict inquiry as to the ante
cedents of each recruit previous to enlistment, and te
accept none wbc have been heretofore discharged from
the service oa certificate!- of disability, although socli
disability may appear to have been removed. .and in the
?lamination previous to muster, regimental siirgocas will
see to it, that It lie rigid, taking as their guide paragraph
1,241 Revised Regulation*, and the rules published by
the Surgeon General of the Mate. All recruits In re
spect to whom there is any evidence of a previous dls
charge on grounds of incapacity must be rejected.
IV. The great number of soldiers abseut from thel r
regiments without or bojmd their leave, isamo?tseri
uih evil, for the abatement of which the most stringent
measures will bo taken. Members of the locai commit
tees are earnestly requested to ascertain, without delay,
the names of all absentees in or around their respective
localities, and to send thrm to the headquarters of the
regiment in their district. TransjiortatIon passes, where
MMWftVM he provided by quiirtoritias
ters for this purpose the same as for rocruits. Whenever
a squad of Ave or more absentees have been thus roller!
e.l nt any regimental camp, the adjutant of the regiment
will transmit a descriptive list to the nearest (.'ailed
States mustering and disbursing oillcer, who will provide
transportation for such absentees to his headquarters,
from whence they will bo sent to their respective rotii
meats All absentees who do not report to the command
tng oinner or the regiment In their district within tea
dsys from the date of this order, will he treated as de
serters. and civil magistrates and citizens are requested
to arrest and couftue them in the county jail. Subsist
?nce whilo in confinement at the rate of forty cents per
day, and the Ave dollars bounty, to which any person Is
entitled for the arrcat of a deserter, will he paid bv the
United States mustering ami disbursing oiilcor for the
district,on the certiorate of any commissioned oflleer In
the United States service, or. wheu this cannot he obtain
ed, en that ol the sherill' of Hie county, giving the name
of the ds-erler bis regiment, and the date on wInch he
was planod in confinement
V Recruiting and mustering officers are riirocteil to
use the utmost caution In accepting recruits, where there
is any doubt as to their bsing within the pre*erllie<i
ages No minor must be accepted Without the writ ten
Consent of bis parent or guardian, atid.il under the a e
of eighteen, not even with such consent, uor under soy
circumstances In any doubt in I case us to mite r tty or
over at?e, It becomes the duly ef the officer to judye for
hiiaselt to a certain extent, and not in any ca?? to accept
a recruit who, under anxiety to enlist, manifestly tin
states his age
VI Adjutants of regiments are required te comply
strictly with paragraph a. of (feaersl Order No. fit)
Any neglect on their pari to rorward. without delay, to
this oUlce, lists containing the names of all reorulls row
tared in from time to time ender each authorization, ns
provided In sai l paragraph, will cause much emharrnss
ment and be a serious detriment to persoas who have
recruitcd the requisite number or men to entlHe th >tn to
positions as company officers Th? general rule will bo
to issue no orders for the muster of such officers until the
lists referred to are aiod here.
By order of tin- Commander in > hlef
TUOMAs UlIJ.hoiiSK, Adjutant Ueneral
YYi?con*ln MUI* W#r .Meet inu ?
Milwaukjik. WIS., July 31. 1882.
The K.eatS'ate war meeting being lield liere lo-da* in
wl lioul ? parallel ui the history of the State It is e*li
m:it? ! tl.ai fifty thousand ix-rixtii are in attendance
I lia i ai ruadit nil over the Sute ar?i frou to day, and
biisu ?hk of every kind iseoliroiy kii?o?d I'd,
Hon. Owen Ljvejoy and oilier distinguished speakers
h ive arrived, end will address tho meeting.
Wisconsin U coinf?leU)ly arouse i . and lb in ? blaze of
K*>ry
The Ptiiniylvaiiia Volunteer Bounty
fundi
Piulaiibli-hia, July 31,1S02.
Private subscriptions to tho Bounty Fund thi" morning
foot up (IT,000, making tit* total, exclusive of railroads,
$272,000.
The Illinois Volunteer Bounty Fund.
Chicago, July 31, 1882.
The Pittsburg, Kort Wayne and Chicago Railroad Com
pany have appropriated $12,300 to be expanded In va
rious oountiee along ths road for the payment of boun
ties to volunteers.
Arrival of the United State* Gunboat
Wyandot from Port Royal.
Hi* United ?Slates gleam gunboat Wyaadot, Com
mander W. D. Whiting, arrived at this port yesterday
from Mosquito Inlet and Port Royal, tailing thonco July
28, at sevon A. M. She cam* to this port for repairs,
having been two months engaged blockading off Mosquito
Inlet.
She brings no n*ws from Port Royal. Th* health of
the troops remained goal.
The following Is a list of her officers
Lieutenant Commanding?W. D. Whiting.
tint Lieutenant and executive Officer?C. M. Sclioon
maker.
Acting Madert?Chas. H. Brown, W. H. Hubles and W.
Acting Matter*' Mate*?G B. Worth and 0. C. Doan*.
Assistant Paymaster?A. Mo. C. Rishop.
Assistant Surgeon?H. D. Burlingliana.
Second A aidant Engineer, at Senior?Cornelius Carr.
't hird Assistant Engineers?Wm. Mara, Geo. B. Dunklay
and Wm. Veltch.
Paymaster's Clerk?T. B. McGulr*.
Surgeon's Steward?Henry Colby.
Cajitain's Clerk?Horace L. Peterson.
Rebel Prisoner* at Fort Delaware.
TAKING THK OATH OP A1.LKGIANC*?D188ATI8PA0
TION OP THEIR OOMKAIIKS, ITC.
Philadelphia, July 31,1882.
During yesterday afieruoon betwoen four and five
hundred rebel prisoners, confined nt Fort Delaware, took
the oath or allegiance. Tho Louisiana Tlg*rs seemed
especially anxious to take the oath. Last ovoning there
was a disposition among tho violent secessionists t* at
tack their comrades; but the outburst was soon checked.
City Intelligence.
COHPUMKTTh TO GEXBRAL FkEMOXT AND COSfiRKSSKAJI
Major General Fremont and the Hou. E. B
Washburnc were honored with a Republican Committee
visitation on last Wednesday evening?the former at his
residence in Nineteouih street, and tho latter at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel, where he Is at present stopping.
The Young Men's Fremont and Dayton Glee Club sung
several pomilar melodies, which greatly gratified General
Fremont and bis estimable lady. The visitors upnr
Congress loan Wnsliburue were mostly Oermans, beaded
by Mr. Slglsmund Kaufman, who made a speech compli
menting the representative for the course he pursued in
Congress. Mr. Washburoo made a suitable reply, during
which ho took occasion to remark that he had tho
greatest confidence in.**President Lincoln, and affirmed
that what was wanting in the present crisis was "less
strategy and more lighting," "the bayonet more and the
spade less."
Wou w ius Strut DeFAimtsxr.?Proposals for th*
following Jobs were opened in th* St root Commissioner's
office yesterday, and awarded as mentioned below:?
Building pier foot of Fifty-ninth street?Lowest bidder,
Henry Dubois, $10,125 41.
Dredging slip between piers 19 and 20 North river?
Lowest bidders, Morris it Cummings, eighteen cents per
cubic yard.
One hundred and tenth street, regulating and grading,
between Sixth and Ninth avenues?Lowest bidder, John
McGraac.
Reads and Duane streets, flagging, kc., betwoen Centre
and Chatham street*?L-:.'*?t bidder, M. Mahoney.
Kleventh avenue, flagging, between Forty-eighth and
Fifty-third streets?Lowest bidder, M. Mahoney.
Wor*vn> SoLDCBBSAT Hsu.ivck.?ihere are severalhua
dred tick and wounded Union soldier* at BoUevue Hospital,
foot of Twenty-sixth street, East river. This well
known public institution hae of Ut* had a considerable
portion of it?nearly all, we believe?devoted to the care
or disabled defenders of our eeuntry. Last week we
vialted eovoral wards, and the Sabbath passed most or
the day la one, endeavoring to eulead to the brave unfor
tunates a little personal aid aad eomfort; and this affisrded
us an epportuaity to judge or the fltnees of the place for
the purpoee to whioh it is aow pat. The large gray stoae
edifice Is well located to catch, through it* numerous
spacious windows, all th* breezes affirded it by the
neighboring river, aad the walks aad garden afford
further comfort. The rooms, or wards, as they are called,
are large, extending across the building, allowing a free
lussage to the outer air. The floors and cots look cleanly,
and the general aspect of the apartments waa satisfac
tory. The supplies are varied, judicious and amplo. \ve
saw only one thing to And rault with,aad that Is the want
of more assiduous surgical attendance. If this deficiency
should not be remedied, we must visit it with well de
served censure.
Official Drawings of tne Delaware Sta
Lotteries.
Dklawasb. Kitba Cla?s 307?July 31,1862.
1, 30, ?W, 7:t, M. M, 40, 27, 3. 75, 6'i.
Dtt awabb. Clam 21*1?Jul; 31, 1862.
58, 52, 30, 20. 71. t>7, 55 , 73 , 63 , 34, ?9, 77, 43.
Circular, son. by addre?lnfoHN ^ ^ o<}
Wilmington, Delaware.
Official Drawing* of Murray, Hddy At
Go. I Kentucky and Miman Htate Lotteries.
Kkktvckt. Kxriu CLASS 319?July 31. Itht.
32, 51, 34, 5, M, 32, 50, 1m, 13, 74, 10, 39.
K*NTtJC?Y, Class MO?July 31, 1S62.
29, 72. 78, 33, 58, 30, 8, 30, 2. SO. C. 1, 16.
Circular* sent Tree el charge l>r addressing either to
MURRAY. BODY A CO.,
Covington. Kj., or St. Louis. Ma
ltoyal llwvan* Lottery.?Prlzc*Ca*hcd
*n?l laforinattoa furnished. Hliihent price paid for Doubloons.
TAYLOR A CO.. Hanker*. 16 Wall street. Mew York.
Price* Cashed la all Lcgaliiril Lotteries.
Information give*. .lOKEf'H BATES, Broker. II Wall
street, room Ho. I, New York.
El?lit Carte* de Vialte Iter Si?Of Vne
unalled style and finish. Satisfaction guaraulced ai*TAIT S
61 Cortlandt lire*!, corner of Urecnu i< h.
Klght Cart** de Vialte for 11?Bqaal to
the Ue?t mad*. BALOH8. 339 <Jr*enwlcb #t., ror. Ban lay
Ureal Trlampb.o^itlnwajr V Soni, H4
?nd 84 Walker street. New York, h?-"b*rc swurded a first
prtfe medal at tho great Ini riiHtional hi oition. London,
for powertul, clear, brilliant aud *?i'ipniii. :io to**, with e*
r*tli-!il workmanship ?houn iu Kiandand Hqnxr* Pianos.
There were two hundred and sixty-nine pianos from all
parts of ibe world entered lor competition, und ihr
xirrexpondeniv of the New York Times *???:?Menem.
Stelnway'* endowment bjr the Jurors i.i emphatic and
stronger and more to the point mail thai of any Kuropea*
maker.
O. A. Bill*, Specie Broker, No. 170 Oreen*
wlnli *treet, X. Y ?Prize* cashed In Kentucky and Delaware
Lotteries.
Plantation Bitter*.?50 ccnta Cash per
(Insert will lie puld fur *11 returned Bilt"r B tllus, el 47
Dey street. The Imnriiw .lei,mil.I tor thc*? I'lttim h.is
rendered il Impossible to procure suAetoatlu tho regalar
war. Wo willi'aci obliged t* *11 ?bo wlB return wb.i they
may have. P. II. DRAKE A CO.
On Kxhlhltlon By Bayard, 13 Park
row, the fittest BHlaa of Turtl* ever bronnlii to tills city,
SCOTT A BHIVIAIN.
Ask fur Mara'* Patent Self-Mealing
Newspaper Wrapper*, lur familiesoi Tolunteflr*. Hold by
*li bookseller*.
Mo More Oray Hair ? Grantljea ??'? Cele
brated ronsull*tloa tor the embellishment and restoratiun
of the lialr. Oflico Amor place.
Batchelor'* Hair Dye? the Beat In the
world ;ln?tantaneot|s, harmless ami rella'ne Hot I liy dru^
l.-isani perfumer*ersr/wiiere. Factory. mi Barc ay street.
Ileautlml Com pic* ion.?Pi?n Ion's Snot*
White oriental Cream reveres Tan, IndK Ac., and pre
serves and beMiitltles the lompletlon Kor sale by all drug
gist*
Beautiful t'ompleslon.?I<aIrtl's llloom
of Yuutb of Liquid l*B*rf has no cuiisl lor prrB rvliuj and
beautifying the complexion and.skin. Ladles ?iler using
tins delightful article, will bnve no other All ilrutgist* and
439 III oa I way.
Mill'* Hair Dye, M Cent*.?Black or
Rriiffaa beat in u?s Depot No. 1 Han lay street. Hold by
ull rirui(i;l?t*
Crlstatloro'a llnlr Dye, Preservative
and Win depot, wholesale and fetal!, Ito. 6 Astor House.
The Dye is spilled by experienced artists.
Prof. L. Miller'* Hair Dye, 50 C'enta,
hi i"k or i>ro\?n. Try It. The besl. Sold by druggists. Depot
56 Dey street. __
naptmc Cured?At Mnrsli's Radical
Cnre Tru** Institute Shoulder Braors, Suspensory li?nd
rt^e*, Abdominal Supporters, Silk Elastic Hlockin..*, Knee
( ups. Aukl 'Is, M. Corner Broadway and Ann street, under
Barnuin'a MusetHn. A female to attend ladles.
To Consumptive*.
All thoce wl^hlni! to consult with DR. (OlKXOIt at hi*
rooms, .12 Bono street Hew York, will plexsn i*ii ou Mouilay
?nt, as he will be absent until Monusy Hepteinb. r I.
Ilollotva> '* Medicine* 4 ?irc Cough* nntl
Colds. Rub the Ointment luto your throat and eutMl. Take
Pili# same time
Doctor llnnter'a Disco vet jr Cure* the
ter? worst form of Scrofula obstinate Eruption *f the Hkln
snd old Ulcer*. No. 3 Division atn-cl, New York City, slue*
l?fc
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Die kUuDwliii) Ariel, Capt. Miner, will leave thui pjrt
at uoou to day Cor Asidnwall.
Hi i in iiU for Central America and the South Pacific
will close at half pa.-.I u>u o'cluok Ihui niornni.
1 hk N?w Vokk Hkkajj)?edition tor toe l'uc.&o?wli|
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Stu\os, the appointment of General UaKsck as Corn mand
arin-thief of tbe United States Armies, Late and Import
ant intelligence from Kurope, and all tho interesting new*
of the past ten days.
Single copied, in wrappers, read/ for mailing, six ceuU.
Ladlri for Long Branch ami tlie Varl
ona Watering Pise-swishing Hoots and S iom for themselves
ali i funiiuen, good arucleii at moderate prices, ratrouuu
M1LI.KK h CO.. 387 Canal street.
At Jeffers',573 Broadway, Ludles' Klas
Uc Boo Is, $1 SO, $1 75 and $2; Balmoral*, 92, $2 25 and $2 50;
Kents'tine Shorn and Slippers, youths and ehlltren's Bal
moral!, Shoes and Callers. JEKKHR3, 673 Broadway.
Herring's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Prool Safes, 261 Broadway, oorner ef Murray street.
Mew York.
Eight Oartea ?le Vlslte for $1.?'The Best
in tbe city, at Wood's Gallery, 20tl Bowery, Mew York.
Dow'i lee Cream and Soda Water.
The proof of the pudding Is eating it?the proof of Dow's
lor Cream Soda is drinking it. Just try his celebrated
Coffee and Choco ale Syrups. To be had only at 220 Broad -
way, under Baruum's: Taylor's International Saloon, aud
William Taylor's, 555 Bros Iway.
Married.
Botth?Gantry.?At Syracuse, N. Y., en Monday, July
28. by the Hey. Dr. fantteld, H. WoODAan Rktts to Emma
.fosK>'HiNK, daughter of tbe late Jobs J. Gantry, of thm
city.
Jk(ki!?b?Harro*.?In Sacramento City, California, on
Tuesday, May 27, by Rer. T. Starr King, Charms T. Jrx
kins, of Grass Valley, to Locrr Hahrom, of tbe former
place.
Kwapf?Watbrs?Or Thursday, July 31, at St. Mark's
cb tirch, by the Rey. Henry L Jones. Krank H. Khaw, of
Brooklyn, to Libbir Watkrs, of this city.
McCollom?Maxam.?On Sunday, July 27, at Sbelburne
Falls, Mans., by the R<.y. K. H. Gray, Lieut. Auqi'stvh
UcCoixom, of New York city, U. 8. V., "Scott's 900," to
Miss Maitis Maxak, of Shelburne Falls, Mass.
uiea.
Alexandkr.? In Brookl/n, on Wednesday, Jul/ 30,
Ca-tRun Bskry, only son of William S. and Jon* U. Alex
ander, aged 3 months and 28 days.
The relatives and friends of the family are res|>ectfully
invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his
parents, 363 Cumberland street, Brooklyn, this (Friday)
morning, at ten o'clock.
Banckbr.? On Thursday, July 31, Mj.au Lorm Lynch,
youngest daughter of John L. and Matilda M. Bancker, in
the 3d yoar of her age.
Funeral notice will be glvon te-morrow (Saturday.)
Bci.ltng.?At Brooklyn, ou Sunday, July 27, Miuts Bet
lino, aped 78 years, a native of Wells, Norfolk county,
England.
The iennios were deposited la the Cemetery ef the
Evergreens.
English papers plsase copy.
Cabbaiimr.?On Thursday, July 31, after a short ill
ness. Owen Cabrauhbr, a native of the parish of Cieuti
bret, county Monaghan. Ireland.
The friends are respectfully invited to attend the fune
ral, on Saturday afternoon, at one o'clock, from the resi
dence of his uncle, Constantino Duffy, Ne. 230 Kant Thir
tieth street. The remains will be interred in Calvary
Cemetery.
('0<fX?ixT ?Ou Wednesday, July 30, Mary Connblly,
wife of Edmond Connelly, native of county Cork, Ireland,
aged 59 years.
The friends and relatives are Invited to attend tho fu
neral, this (Friday; afternoon, at two o'clock, trom her
late residence, 44 <>old street, without further notice.
Cesar.?Ua Wednesday, July 30, Damn. Ccbby, aged
73 vears.
The relatives and friends of the family, and these of
his ions Thomas aud James and his sen'-in-law, James
White, Are respectfully invited to attend the funoral, from
his lute residence, 174 East Thirty sixth street, this
(Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Bis remains will be
interred in Calvary Cemetery.
Pavibs.?On Wednesday, July 30, at the residence of
ber parents, No. 433 Canal street, auob Mary, daughter
of John Blindfcl) and Mary Annie Davie*, aged 6 years ana
10 months.
Pkmixg.?At Richmond, en Saturday, July 19, from
wounda received in the battle of Charles City Reads, June
| 30, Eneass Mact Dbmum, Captain Company 1, Sixty-first
regiment N. Y. 8. V., was son of General M. R. Darning,
of Hancock county, Illinois.
Dolavb.?On Thursday, July SI, Prim I>hla.vb, aged
40 year.').
The friends and relatives of the family are Invited to
attend the funeral.on Saturday, from his late residence,
No. 203 West Fortieth street, X Y.
I)o lab.?On Thursday evening, July ,?I, Thomas Solan ,
a native of Cavan, in the 17th year of his age.
Th friends of the family are requested to attend the
funeral, on Saturday afternoon, at four o'clock, from bis
lute residence. 30? Railroad avenue, Jersey City.
Gaban.?On Wednesday, July 30. ef old age, Edward
Caran,of Killiebandria, county Cavau, Ireland.
I The friends of the family are invited to attend the
j fnnoral, from his late residence, 82 Kaat Broadway, this
I (Friday ) afternoon, at one o'clock.
Hattiklu.?At Blsabeth.N. J., on Wednesday. July
:10. in the 32d year of hit; age. Damp Hatttkid, Major of
the First regiment N. J. V. Major Hatfield wu wounded
hi one ef thu late battle* before Richmond, but was able
to reach his home, and died in the b-ttum of his family.
The funeral services will be held in tho Thiru Preaby
terian church ef Elizabeth, of winch he was a member,
un Saturday afternoon, at three o'clock.
HorunrON.?In Brooklyn, ou Tburs lay, July ,'il, Jobn
Jo.-ti*h HoroHTox, agtd 1 month and 1H days
The relative* and rriends of the lamily are respectfully
invited to atteud the funeral, without further notice, thin
day iFriday),from No. 7 Flushing avenue, Brooklyn
Harrison.?On Thnrfday, July 81, William U., infant
k sou of Henry and h'lua Hon ison.
Ihe relatives and friends are respec tfully invited to at
tend the funeral, from Hi Bedford stri-et, this (Friday)
afternoon, at two o'ekx k.
Hhi man.?Rohbrt Hkuman, aged 33 years, 3 month-*
aud X days.
The funeral will take place from his late residence, 51*8
Kighth avenue, Him (fcri'lay) afternoon, at two o'clock.
llARtiAWix.?On lbursd-iy, July 31, widow Batnun
Haboaikin . a native of Cruymore, county Sligo, In land, in
the Hist yoar of lier age.
Ilor friends and ue'iuatnt'ii.ces and tho o of ibe family
are respectfully invited to attend the funorsl, from hi r
laic reaidcucc, 10 Franklin street, on Saturday aftcrnnvn,
at hulf-past c.uo o'clock.
JMOtLNtm?In Brooklyn,on Thursday, July 31, Emily
jms, wife of William T. Jennings, aired 43 yeum.
The friends of the inmily arc rir|tc< tfully invited to at
tend the funeral, from her Uio restdstiiX'. ;i6s Addphi
*lreot, this (Friday) afteruoon. at half pan tour o'clock,
lier remains will be l*kj ti u> Soitthold Per interment
Kuj.am.?In Jersey ity.on Thursday, July 31, Fhanr,
only pen of Mores K. and Addle k. K'-iiam. aged 8
liiunUis anil 7 days.
The relatives and friends of Ihe family ?re respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, from the residence <H Ins
iwrents, 210Smith Fire! street, Jersey Citf. this ^ Friday)
.ifternoen, at half past two o'cio.l
fennsylvauia pa|>ers please c >py.
Laiiky ?In tlreoklyu. on Wednesday. July 30. Ki>wahi>
Francis, only son <N Thomas M aud Muria l^h< y, aged
6 months and 8 days.
"Oie relatives aud friends of the family are res|>ecifully
invite.1 to attend the funeral, this ( Friday) afternoon, at
two o'clock,from ihe residence of li s parents No. 13H
Snnthstreet, Brooklyn.
Mahokky.?On Thursday, July 31, Iiamsi Mauonki , of
coirininpt.ou, in tho 24tli year of his age.
The friends of the mmity are respertiully invited to at
tend the funeral, on Sunday Bftereoon, at two o'clock pre
cisely, from his late residence, dfl Motii. oaery Street
St Johns (N. B ) pBinrs plea -e ">py.
Mvrtsh k.?At No. i?>7 H'-pitai lieet, Masgo* . Scot
land, on I'uesday, July 16, WilliamI'saMi*. aged IS yean
son of William and Margaret Mi.rdotk, late "I Olasgow
No. 6 Irvine pl.u-e. Hnbi ken. N. J.
Mi Ri'BY.?< in Thursday, July 31. after n short lllnew.
Mart I-t.i'- inrrn. only da'i^hter of Myles and Bridget Mur
I'hy. aged 1 year, 1 mouth and 21 d iy
The friends and ftcquaiutanoe* ot the futnl'y art res|s cu
tnlly in v ted to attend the funeral, this < I riday ) after
iMMitt, at one o'clock, from llieir rsstdeoos, No 101 Cast
i-wutitv-nriu ctreet. Thu rotnaias will be interred in
Calvary Cemetery.
Ceunty (Mow i ll ' land) pniiers pl?a?e <op>.
Mcrpiiy ?4m Wedoosdav, July 80, Ksilv, * ito of My les
Murphy, Es<|.. an I eldest dauuliter of the late John .Vu
Justus Shea, in thu 37th j ear of her aire.
Philadelphia and sun traucisoo tn s-r? please copy.
M'< ti ioeou ?On WodtMsdajr, July 30, of clmiem In
I'autum and hoopinK coutib, I'k.kk, ymingest son of .lames
.hi I Boee Anne Met uHough, aged 1 year. 5 months and 22
day -.
I'lie relatives and friends of ihe family are respei t
fnliy Invited t? ,-itteitd the fhneral, from the residence of
!il' parents, 200 Jlowory, this (Friday) afternoon, at two
j 'I c!"Ck.
Mc; onov'.ii --On Thunt'l iv . July ill, of consumption,
al ter a litiKeritiK tllne?s, Koss M<'IH>R(H)UH, a native of
lvillac :11a Tempo, county I'crniatia^lt. Ireland
lier friends ere respectfully rtipie- ted to attend the fit
ti'-ral. irom therfsid< nceof herbicther,John MclKmough,
m lli'Vrery, on Kiturday morn In*, ai hs it past nine
i. clo-k. Iler remains wi.l be t,tk?n to ruthush < emetery.
There w ill i>?' a solemn high mass f. r her at the Church
ui the Holy Crori, h i.iibnsh. at II o'clock A. M
I'arth i":k.?On Thursday, Jnly 81, \i>t? BitirR,tn
la itchi lot Joseph Koby and Sarah An,'nuPartridge.
Ihe friends ol the family are invite.) to attend the
funeral,this (Ftidny) atternoon, at tire o'clock, from the
resid<' c>- o, his tmrcnts, 141st sire-'t, corner of Bloom
liigilale roed
PoWBU .?On Wedneoday morning, July 80, ARrtirRO
Powtit , lii the 60th yeir of hu age
The relatives and friends of the family, and thoso of
his Iste father, Itov. Willi tm I'owoll, are Invited to St
tend ihe luMrxl, from ihe residence of his mother In
law, 53 We?t T\? enty fifth street, on Saturday afternoon,
nt halt-past Hire- o'clock
ftVMe ?At umveeend, ?n Thiirsd?> Inly 81, AttTTA
STitwsi.L, relict of John Ryder, lu the 07th year of her
age
swsRnntti -Op Wedntsdav, Julv 30 Chasi.hj* Rt<w*Bn
Ksnhbt h*oktt?ti, ten of Ctoign H. fiud Alice Matia
Bweetaer. nf Vo. 10 Hwith Third street, Williamsburg,
ar .! o inoiihs ill jV utya.
l<?t D j*i*: * :1cm o py.
S. * JC>i? Sunday, July 2T ?t HtrriHon'e l/uidmg,
Va , l*>* ? -mm, f <. street, Uroo.i Poiut, oi t),hoil
fu. if, age' ! I yrj h.
Sm . <>u \Velne*day eveninr, July 80, A Rt.mokj
8k> h, i . wo 3Tl i yea ol hu age.
Funeral tut* day /Friday), at Puibii'y.OonB.
Tuitsnui.?<>u Weduuwday, July 30, At mi m ,
d.i'ij'lil ro Abraham liiraure.
'luu :eiallve?t ajid frleuti* of I lie family iff Invited to
atteud Uio 1 uicral. tliie(Friday) aiusrnoou, at hal'-paat
I. re i o'clock, f rein No ISO Set* nd ivnil*
Voxuv.? n i<- wy ' ity, on \\o Inobitay. Ju'y 30, Caru.'s
I/>t iua, daughter of Oui nelin and 1 r. J H. V> u iy.
Hie li wi'dncf the lannly are invited u> attend Ihe
funeral, iroin the ro>iieu> ? "f her parent.-, -?'>? (, rove
tt e"t,.li i?' y ? ny onSuurdn> morning,at U o'clock.
Vajk Nokth nii?At Tarrytown, on luertay evening,
July 29, ticoxcil W Van No-tkanii, aged 42 years.
Vaxiikkmxk?At New Orlcaut, Ia, ou Wndnesday,
J ily 10, l)i. Uhaiilm A. VAMbBftvKiu, of typhoid fever,
contracted while attending to hi* dutiee as Aiwistaot
Surgeon.
Whipvm.?At Grotnn, Conn., on Sunday, July 27, while
Oh a viHit fir her health, Ijr itia M., wi'e of fAptaui
J:jury V. Whitm e and oldest daughter of Julio and iiau
nab Wait, ug...l as years.
A light u> I rmn our household {One,
A voire we loved la stiii;
A plane :s vacart by our lutarth,
Which time can never (ill.
The remains wero interred at the above place.
New Lcudon papers plesae copy.
Walkjw?on Thursday. Juij 31, Sakah Jaw* Walk?,
daughter of (tiarles and Ann Walker, agud 1 year, 1
month and 10 days
The friend* of the family aro respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock,
from her parents' residence. No. 435 Washington street.
Her remains will be interred in Greenwood Coineury
Williams?On Thursday, July 31, Makt. beloved
daughter or Edward and Bridget Williams, aged 2 years,
4 months and 22 days.
She is not dead?the child of our aflbotion?
But go no unto that school
Where she no longer needs our protection,
And Christ himself '.oth rule.
The relatives and mauds of the family arc respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, this (Kriday) afternoon, at
two o'clock, from the residence of her parents, W6 Mott
street, without iurtliur invitation.
Ward?On Wednesday, July 30, John IT. Ward. Presi
dent of New Tork Bricklayers' I'rotective Union, after a
abort and severe illness.
Tiie friends and relatives of the family, together with
members of Bricklayers' Society and members of Corner
Stone l<odge, 307 F A.M., are respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral,from his lata residence, 383 Bowery, (his
(Friday) afternoon, at one o'clock.
Philadelphia papera pleaae copy.
MASONIC.
The members of Corner Stone Lodge, No. 36T, F. and
A.M., are hereby summoned to atteud a meeting at the
lodge room, 14& Grand street, Williamsburg, for the pur
pose of paying the last tribute of respect to our late
brother John II. Waki>. Members of sister lodges are re
spectfully invited to attend. By order ot the W. to.
C. CUMBKRaOX, Secretary.
MISCEUAKSOVI.
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CIORNS, BUNIONS, INVERTED NAILS. ENLARGED
> joints, and all diseases of the feet, cored without pain
or inconveulen- e o the ;jav<'nt. by Dr. ZACH ARIE. burgeon
Ohlrapodlst, T'lo ?ri.a.l?ay. Rei'ers to physicians and sur
geons i,:' th" el i,
Deafness cjked.-read the following.
from a distinguished merchant in eurclty It speaks
volumck for itocll
Nk* Yokk, July 19, 1W2.
This certifies that my mother has been tor some time
1 afflicted with partial deal'aess. ?utl'ermg irom paiu and rum
bling noises ta the head, together wltit-many oth?r indlea
tiousof a total loss of hearing. Dr. VON KlSKNBKRG re
moved from her ears a great quantity ol mat'er. wi ther
with coagulated blood, relieving ner .nstantaui oin.lv, ami all
without pain. It is with gratel'ul thanks that I give this
testimony to his skill.
CARROLL J. POST. 113 South street
Dr. von eisenberg ON deavne.sr.--w Ho COULD
bate eipect'd tba a work en Deafneiw should abound
with such interest.sg ane.-.lotss. and amuse white u In
structs? We congTAvulate tin- author on bis sucoese. Dr.
Von Elsenbrrg'k office, SB Clinton place, west of Broadway,
la continually crowted with deaf and bliud, aeekiag aid.?
Journal e! Commerce, July 17.
Express to nbwbbrn, n. c.
UUfLKRh' AND soldiers' PACKAGES.
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
Will despatch their nest Bxpressto .Newbrrn, N. C.. Satur
day, Almost 2. Nofhing contralaud taken. For farther
particulars aa to rates or freight, *r apply to
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
Broadway. New York.
I^YE and EAH OPIUALMIC AURAL INSTITUTE
ll Washington, D. O., in charge of Dr. von MOSCHyllH
KER. a well known oculist and aurist. The institute is nil
uer the highest patronage. See Warkingtou Inteiiigeueer
ior the meet rellablo refereix-es.
Fine old bourbon, mononoahbla and rte
Whiskey.?A large stock,o>miiriHiug allgratft-*-. ko.ue
very choice, for mediclaal purposes, ? mutan'U on luiud and
for sale by JNO. SCRVMShH X C-r,
13<S Fruit Street.
gMlTH * BROrHER.
BREWEKS OK
EAST INDIA PALE.
BURTON
A KB
PALE AND AMBER STOCK ALES.
Brewery, 18th street, between 7th and Sth avenues. New
York.
rjMiE
LOVER'S RAl'TUKKK.
A MARRIED WOV VN BECOMES HIS
beaitifT'L amoel,
FOB WHOM III: IS WILLlNfl TO
SELL llis SOUL.
A CHAPTER OS
ROARDINU HO'JSKS.
THE DANCINU UIKLK.
THE HOUMAK'fl
DIVORCE St' IT.
READ
MATIOMAl* POLICE GA7.BTTR
SHIPPING NEWS.
autaxai: rum n? 10*1-thi? Bit.
* Kim . 4 661 moon ?rr? era 9 fi7
.**m.. 7 161 Blow vrArm morn ? ?
Port ?r Mew Voru, July .11, IW?.
CLEARED.
Ship Laimme, JohiiMiii, Liv?r|*x>l?l.a vr n<?, (i'l? A
Co.
Shi). E A, . Ll??'rpoil~7,itreg* A Co
Ship R!lwood Waiter, Chailwiik, Llieri??i?Sim* A Bur
(????.
Ship Liin Frtt/ (I'm*). Wajtncr, Om:oo*iowi>?fun li
Mi Iih ko A Wi'lidl,
Bark E Foaier, Walla T. CfetW?43tlnp*on A C:app.
Mark Bilxa Baiaa (Br>, Prllk, Biribinla?'Tucker A Light
bmHn.
Hark White Sea, Kvi.br, Philadelphia?Vati-r.
Pre Vnjm'nra, Fuller, M'wry?llarlm. k A IW
Brm.l Ihokarti (Br). , Cork?Maivr
B? t: l.ina (l'i u?>, l,uhr. (Jm ? i-town. A. ?W Sal?-ta A''o.
Br 1# Kamn?et, Brier:". Stockholm?J It IKMv
Brl? Kt?t<'?f Maine. Ctiw. Vtiraetllen?Moore A Ilwnry
Hrig \ \ i :<?<?! j>(Itr>??, .lamalta?Master
Brie. Pilmv?? Koyal (Br), Nrabuld, B'rniuda?.Smith,
Jours A Co,
Mrlg Trouloilor (Br), Daniel*, SI John. NR?P I Nitt ln? A
Bod.
,h nr Emma (Br), Clark, Londonderry?H < tCA !>? woif.
Si hr yu?wti of Clipper* (Bi ), Davidson, M.'olm, NI<?A
wnliiier* M Co.
sriir 1> t; lltiuliK, Mathewa, Aieiaiulria?M??ter
S' hr Willow llari., Dai is, I'Ui >? Ut*lii|ib??Hikor \ Davi n.
Hrli: Elvira, Clark. I'iiliaili Iplna Simp-on A Clnpp
> hr JoaephlBe. I?ail?. I'l lladalplila?II K Rn kio.
se'ir Di-litnuit, Olnn, Eli/.ahethport? II 1> Brmlnui A ?"<>.
Kdir honour, Bewett, Shi lltimrn?Maater.
SchrCimi l?. ApOlliJ, Kaxtporl -J Botnlnn A Hon*
Bcfcr New York. GonnaoU, H -t'>n?J C Dayton A Co
S ol 1. S Barnes, Wurm r. Weytuoiilli?Bake- A piiytnn
ARRIVED.
I' B ulnatii I'niilHiat Wyandotte, > o n tnaiiiti'r W li Whllinn,
M K|iillo lnlri and Port Koyul. July i iim>* tor rr(i*lr?
steamship M until ran. Uinaii|. X? UrmiK. ?> ia>> >nd
M hnur>, ?tih *'iii?r, rmlii and 7 paaaetigefa. to il r.? H'n?,
Navarro A <'o .liny 31, otl BariieKHt. p**-e<l t>ri? Knxli,
iKUlllll N.
Bark Kli bar'I O ilxti ii i Hi m i Bin luifl, Llwi"*1!. 4" itip,
*llh ? <1*1, Ktl'i' li. Mi ni. ! '? A >??"11
Hark Mitllnafm Ml Jw, Jnly 9. ?ilh tu
gar, lii II D Hrimkm m <k
Burk Brolhrra. Mm ii< r. Oirnfna*' i, I.' 1?jrr ? llh a.itrar.
to (Jri) 8 Sin i."tl?? >11 ,V I'll.
Ilark S.ani|MMli>, I.iil. Minn/ii? I JP. > ?>< m
Sloiiiaoii A C'lipr. h'tiliin n "in 11? i, - lJ (?ton.
tnr ? Vork, Choi Km ?, Hi oili .? .? m.-i i t 1 ? >i
N t'> k; llrlll (llr). li i N\oi . it > il. 'I
k.> illi ( ?T Bank. Miik" f nr It M'I '? ? . . ? M*
tnnillii Iti ef, apoki* brig Kn-li, fl u H?? ? . r hf \ Vwk.
Mil ? 11.
Bai k Trmprnt of ffr.i LomI' HI Klim, Ka\ U rnl, III ilnyn,
In iwiiaii, lo niib'ii'r. July p i I h pri j.. Hci aihovr mi
Wlnlirrll shiwla NC ahi ii'hi"! ''Hi l-ii hnr'b n, pain ? il
lilark, ?mlemoki' a a. k puln rt t<!n k all"- % ml top (proba
b'v tin' Ori'tiliil, l'i I m' ii? i??'rim! i
H'ltl Arihilbi. II r uril. Aa)ihiwalt IOilii)?. ballaii, to J K
,Jiiv, July 27. Ini .%! '17, lott i'.i l'i i lii ilia 1.1i? 'Ilrof tin- (Jnlf
alr.'am). pa Mad a land* prnpiilliT ?l'Oiit IMtltmia hurtliru.
appar nily hen, With Ivittoin painli'il n il i" r,int SW b. S,
a?:alli?t a ilirar ki ot ciirn iili waa appau-ully BugllKh hiiiiit
an I barmalplirniltt* brlj nged, allti njli ?lir *intftmii i
10 br full rl; oil on l?oth tnaala. H|?t* rruiied l? aboai h"
color* ill ho igh ilian a uiiart'-r o| ti ili it.u.t. ? aju
11 |i ol tlir opinion ti at ?hi* Iniamla in run tha b'> ?'kn >.
BrlgOarolina. P '? ? r, A"pi'iwa.l 21 ilayi, with hii|i-?. Ar.
lojf.loy. Jtilv 2iat 2:t IP ion ft M "po'ia'ting \m|t i:M,
frun A.^pinan!l fo: York, ail arrll: 2l?i. lai 4.1 i m
Kl ttl. waa boarili'il by I' I enuatr 'JlnaVi r t'itv, in. -in*, a'l
WI'll.
Una W R KllOtjr (Br of Simian, MP), Prttit'.lo, s Domin.r
City, July 17, ?nh KtiK.tr and inahn.anr tn .1 A V Hinllli A
To.' la am hori-il at lowar i|tiaraniliia.
Itrti! \ Inlet (Kr), OiinrtD, Hi Pi ter , NK. It ?!?/'< * ''o liaj
lo Kins A OihIIIUm.
Brig i< C Watta, Ulhba, Foriren- Monroe, 3 day*, In talfawl.
to raattiT.
Srhr Barah Maria (of Cold S|trtn*), Vndr. htll, Bir?roa, 10
dan, with fruit, AC. to Tho? (Jilinariln
S<hr Mary ll*ril* (Br. of Naaaan. NP), .lohmon, *a???ii,
?idaya, w?k iitlloo, au, lo Joe Kimas. July St, lat 13. lot TJ
41 apokf wha'ing ?c!ir Monter.utna. af Provlncttnwa, ?
n*o>ilh? ant, all well; h*d 170 M?l? npe?iB
b l?r Jfi -iliaa of ? M?tiOf), Coul" v, C*?iah*S l*?1ava. I*>f?
woo u> Vili'Xi * Came ??? L % t Kr bn Ouarartf, i.eat*.
hit 17ih Sell ? Ch..rl ?:te '? uwu, ft"i I'iih li*~ Uz
ex-Ur Good WUi < 4tr>, < f itoUrt*. Kiut^ara, 7 data.
S.'A)'' U p<U?*ttpM)k*A, Ui J U 't'cUwi.
star Vernon O i h- ik**, N >rti) Jo ijinj*. KB. 12 day a*
alone. to P I Neviu.-t L S?#i*.
Selir B K y >??u . Smhh, Fnrlt+M Yi<-un*. * rf*ya
S. ,.r i ii Vai. Nam**, Van Nam", lialnmon*.
S* ' r llenry liifki: un, Kofnd, 4?h? cou*nue. 5 daya.
S ur lulin C ('ik Lour, Si > ??*??, lali/abeU>port tor lio >Uml
k? ?r N??tu?r, o Bo??n
8ir*.iiner i# iiaclt I^l.ia ; U S t ?n<; on), Hand HirruMS0!
Lnmlli.g. m hai ?i?i#
S'emtier \ym I' Clyde (US transport). L*a^lu.u. Ilaroio* #
line >n Initial*.
Kteaioei Alice. A niT k. 1'alnn err.
feicainar Krai, kiln, Yo.i:.?. Baltm ? r?.
Kieaiiier AnUirarue. Juir> I*: llalelpl'Uk
Summer Pelrei, Youug '''ovtdcuce.
RKLOW.
Ship H H <'lilting. Iron I. rerpool, 38 days.
Ki ll! Atlantic, tram Nanaaii.
I'.oili br pltl-oai W J Burner.
I an M.u tun* Star, from Si.lago. 17 day*.
Brt.' Hli/a. I rum Jamaica.
A mi a hark, name unluvwu.
Pilo'.boat David Mitchell.
SAILED.
Steamships Illinois, ??? Halnc, Portr^H Monroe, aav
I IK huaii. '.al ship St Marr in tow . Virginia. Harrison a Last
i'ii!. Caliawba, with boapltul ship Euterpe in law. (fur N?*
Ur farm
Wind at sunset S, light.
MUcelUntou.
See new* colli inns fur an account of a m iliar and Mr
dera on board of Iwi W Reindeer, from Colic for Hew York.
Ajushioav Lloyds' SorrLBMiirr for August 1, UK, h*^
bee n toceived from the publishers, Messrs Taylor, HirUiiMa,
A Kine. 35 Wall street. Till* Mo. contains the names efll
vessel* which have been reaurrcycd and a list of 0 nom
names, noi bef ore given.
STKAMiHir 8t Mast?The new Iran aldawheet s>amshtp
St Mai7, Capt W H Talbot, sailed yesterday ai 3 o'clock PII
for New Orleans. She took out the bulk of 7,000 barrels ia
produce or all kinds, besides SO cabhi passengers. She la
owned by Mr Charles Morgan, and was built for the Berwick
H?y route, while she la tilted up for carrying large lets of
caltlr. horn**. Ac. H?r cabin iw-omriiojations are ol' Iks
beat. She will run reijularly until audi tune as the open
ing of Ui" trade tor which she wan built. Mr. Charles A
W hitnoy, So U Broadway, is her agtmi.
Schk AniioKK?The Outer Station at Hull mparts ft mk?
aaborc ou the Graves.
The U H MarHlial at Philadelphia aold the following pria*
achrs oti Monduy, at auction ?Schr Dixie, for SM?. Tba
Hcbr Pair Play, captured by the gunboat Gem of the Sea, ka
an attempt to run the blockade, wan knocked down to Bd
ward Wright, a colored man, for 9WU, and the prize safer
Providcnce. taken by the U S bt< amcr Bienville, hreugkA
$3i5?[Hirebawd by Edward C Knight.
Laomcueiv?At Thomaston ZHtu lnat. a line three <l*ckad
while oak ship of about UuO tons, named the Oeu MciUletlaa.
Her frame and covering is ol' Delaware oak. ceiling hard
a lie. and she ia Kaid to be one of the )>est nhlp- ever built ta
alne. She is owneit by Menara Saml Watts, A P Could, sad
others of Thomaatou, and is to be oummanded bjr Capt Al
fred Watt*.
Whalemen.
Arr at New Bedford 30th lnat, hark Osprey, Stantoo, Ps
nltir Ocean, Taliathuano May S, with ?KJ bblSNji oil (take* ttt
Berinuiia). Sent dome ami Hold 85" bills Hp and 40ao wh aO.
Has on Height &!S bbls sp oil from ship Lauari', New Bed
ford.
Spoken, dMi
Ship Danube. Whidden, from NYork April 32 for Shaaa)
hae, Mav 31, lat 3? liiilRH N. Ion 27 40.
Bar* Holhind, While, irom NYork for Ouantenatno, Jaty
20. la I 32 50, lou 72 25.
Hark T?re*a, inm NYork for Maracaibo. was paused July
23. lat 34 50, Ion txS 50.
Bri.' Fannie, Host, from Portland for Clenfuegoc, July
tat 34 ;i0, toll titf 50.
licbr Adelaide, front NYork for Jamaica, .Tt?l* 28, lat WML
lou 72 07.
Forelga Ports.
Baracoa, July 20?No Am vesnel ia port.
UauBAiiuK, .1 tilv 10? In port bark* Utah, from Port
M?dway, hit8th; Amy. Hammond, from Philadelphia, air
7th; achr D M K.ijU-k. Rogers, from dodo,
OoNAivEK. July W? In |iort bark Piirker Cook, Small, far
Bot>iun 2 days. !sid l*ili. nchr Eothen, Conlev NYork.
(iDAKiCA, PR, July U?In port brig LAW Armstrong, to
Sfw Haven 4 day*.
Homo Konc, May 26?('Id ship Julia U Tyler, Cooper,
Shtutgliae.
Li.mias. CB, July 14?CM brigs J Consdon, Forbes, and
Beiiocii. Benson. NYork.
Mi.lboi-kmb, May 24?In port ship Shawiuut, Burrill, far
Otium, ,NZ.
Off ?;ape Olway, Australia, May 2S, ship Indian, Averttt,
from Calcutta fur Melbourne.
m(^tkmal, July 2&? Arr ship Win Ralbboae, Pratt, Urer
pool.
Na^iau, NI*. July It?Arr steamer Columbia, Leslie, ?P*
mouth, schr J J tiiilaynon. htuart, NYork: 17th, brigs Cyf
tiet, po'.t'-r, StJohn. NB; Wild 1'igcot.. John^in^ New Torsi
stcamei-Dii-pati-h. Dui k, Liverpool, ship Shooting Siar, Joi>
y Iliiv.ms; |Sih, tJiip Roscoc <Ur), M< Burnle Llvcineel;
schr Aigyle, Davis. Port Ro\al, KC, cotton.
Old llik, Dazzler. Dugdall, London; Maggie Fulton, Mc
Rae, BiuiMiiuiv. 18'!i. brig Atantic, Stulib?, NYork: sckra
Knun.s Oanliin, Ba umore; Blanthe, Delop. NYork.
Oniiiwi. July I?In port whip Highland Light, Crowell. for
rBit"d Kingdom. idi<al47a 6d per ton.
Pi N/iNG, June ;t?Arr ?chr J I^iwreBce, BotKford, Maur4
Uit* (and sld 4th lor ?iupipore).
July 26-Cld ships T-snton. Atkins, 8uaderlaad;
28?b. Mar*h field, Toi rey, London.
R?o Jam-iko, June 23?In p ji i shtp , Uraut, for Cal
cutta. harkx Cobb, ''lurk, rrom Boston, arr 2<hh; Letgk*
H-n (Bil, Randall, and Traveller (Hr), Randall, afet to load*
Aiiifall, McP.irland; Kanuie Crenshaw, Munnon, and Aaa K
(<ran', Fwsin. wtg; brigs Virginia, Barclay; Kiting Itagla
Bn:ioa. and Broihert, Brooke, do; and other* as before.
Also in port Jun?* 23, ships Pleiades, Winslow, for the Par
Citi>'; flarn' V. Brvlrurd, for CalcuUa.
KmtWuiK, Mav 20?Old bsrk Aiuena, Pnlterton, NagasaM.
st .Iaoo, 1'iK- i>? In port bark Morning Star, for NTorfcw
data. ?th, bars Rases. Philndeiphia.
8v Oomi^.o C'tv. Jul; 17?In ort brigs Priuoe of Wals*
(Bn, Rankin, for New York few davs; John Bc.tlet (Br>.
Koowles. for do. Idg; schr S viifh Chief, McVaflag, freaa
Button, for Turks Islandr nevi I'ajr.
Aaterli sn Peru.
BOSTON. July 3t??Arr ship* Compeer, ThamMon, CW
entta; Eastern Star. Nnalsv, Lfvei pool; baiks Ralelga (Bta).
Heidencn, Oottenburg; Lysstnlci, Olover, ClenfaegpS: fnp
Mary I-owell, JohnHon, Philade.phia; Km Nk'hols, Prits; l&
hant. Ktrout, and Rising Hun, Kastraan, Elisabeth port: sabre
Trli.mph. Lnrrey, ftonairee; Helen Mar, NIckerMfl, Omi)^
town, D<"; OM re'.nt, Clark, and Iji' on, Baker, Balttaef*!
f/ith< r Child, Kriley, and T .1 Hill, Wliilden, Baltimofa;
? phir Uri<nn, Baltlnere; Sarah J Bright. Smith; war
Smith; A Cordery. Baheock. Montevieu, Kalkea
burn; KM Tow nsi-nd, W Uliauia; M K rogseshall, Oeg>
uftkliall; Kdward slade, Steele, and S B Wheeler, McLauga
lln, Baltimore. Dis. and Onward, L.-land; Louisa, Halle<K
Clara, Tarboi; J V Wellington. Chipmau. Win u DnaehS.
I.ake: Hannah Ma'lliU, Prb-e; J 1) McCarthy, Smith . M A
Hkiiipahire, Shropshire; Bltvta J 8e?itt, Steel man; W OAs
dctiretd. Hewitt; Bolivar, Kreiivh. Grecian, Ahbett; Malta
Kot.i ia. Palmer: RSha?noB, Marin. C I?e?er, Lewis; J ?
t'luter. Oindy; I. ARB aith. Smith; Mary Haley, tlahyi
T 11 Wjlmvri.t . LudUm; A Hale), Haley; Marcia, Mua
roe, and OU e% ?!alony, Pbi>adelpbia; Ranger, Jordan, Bit
-abeih|Hirt; U.iuam IlilL Cral'trre: W H Wellington,
Welch, and It P Chase, shut". Ellianethport; Wta Picker
Inn. Perrv. and C.v>uln John, Shaw Blirabethport; Louisa
Dyer, Jameura; Isaac Cohen Herts, Spear, and Zoe. Potter.
Roiiuout; Richard Bolwlnkle, Prcncb: W H De Witt, Co
iev and knren H.ippueh, Kellev. NYork, Cld bark Job*
tlllpiiv W','inn Cape Town. COU iu-igs Allavella, Heed,
Cspe Haytie:i; hmnia. Baker, rhiiadelpnia. Kid, wind W,
bsrk How-la nd; brig Ada Purves.
BALTIMORE. JuTy 35?Arr liark Waltham. Brown, Nor
folk. Cld bark Flora. Hub! aid, IVrnamhuCo and a marketr
br.,> Delmont LiH-ae, VeaJiie. Hostou: Billow, CottreM, de
via Chopinnk River, schra Ann, Cole; Palestine, Csrabera;
Ira Bliss, Collins, aud Ida Delia Tore, Jones. NYork, SaraB
Fisoer, Ed winds. Say brook, Conn; Erie, Coombs; F Mer*
win. ThomHe, and Eloulse, Kelly, Boston; Wm aallshaa,
Kenton. New Haven; Uuide, Lanralr, South Olostenbury, Ck
Sld ship laiiigfellou. Tiicomb Acati ilco.
BANdOR, July J"?Arr schr- Frances Coffin, Cousins, and
Abbie K Wllliird', Co:iley. NYork 2y;b. Dsn brig Wm Moore.
Klyitne R to load for West Indies: sidirs Citlsee.
Driiikwater. and Easietn B-lle. Turner, NYork. Cld 29th,
B-hr.l (THarnden, Bhsw, Philad'dp ila
BATH, J ? Iv 39? Arr sehr Maine l.aw. Philadelphia.
BRISTOL, July 3B>?Arr achrs o-ator. Oibbs, and Mettce,
V.'i'w n, I'ei t Rsren
ELI7.A BKTII ''OUT. July 31? cld srhis Agno, Cock. Oeeaa
Port; Bee^iita'ir Dei mo, lodN; Usv Thoior. Lane, MU
ford. Fred Tyler, Tirreli. Uarifon!; D B Smith, Rogers,
t met npntw.
fAliti KIVRH, July Arrilnopa !1e|iiun?, Batuei, Blt
'*bcih|Ort; Humming Writ, Shnilv, NYork: Sfch, nchrxCn
ha???", T'.b'y, and Mi.inr;i, Baltimore; TkomM
Hold*". tVrlahttngtou, Pbll.vlMphi* (not pravlixtaly).
<.U>r< ESTER. JWy M-CM lurk Jam.* M tfhurrfcll
tin(rlili""in. P.iiin.viiii'iv.
HMM'KOKl> July SO?A?T achr* N Shalar. ?iirickland; Vm
Cle Ola k, ^Dd fculooim, Jonea, Kliwilwiihporl. (loop W
IVuit. Slwil. ?!??.
HVgTIC, <"t. Ml) JP?Air ?l<>. t ? Emily. Fir-ioiaa. and
M'dlnmr. K.ilaii. Pari Ewen. -Ul uohr Hanuaiiett. J net.
KYnrk
NEW CHILEANS Jmiy 34 - In port ?hli. ? Thto Snoop
(H -, for LirrpiKH. hl|t. K I) fltMabeni, fu? > York, do; Ohio.
(NoAlt'% South (Br), Mati'*e, Merviant. and Brazil, Ida;
C a Kurwell, lo ? .11 on th" 24th ; liarka Partnella Plood, <JW
Hall, Aky?Hi. Eagle, t'oorad. WInflow, Oau tn?n, pod *u
Hot.-. I.t^I Umii, ?nivrn uH\ ltitrnin , mid Kit, wl*. R.illl
| i Kr?, IwvfM 4?n, A A Dr>'lwtv and ('rut o the Wava.
Itui;. Jam* Smtih, ju?t arr; P C Ale-ander, unci0 W Pouit
nm wig nrd?ra: brlg? Dartrn K umi. and P.aiiet, ding;
?-Ui ?< Ci^rnlne, ?"iirrm KltiK, HUark. ni <1 HjXmi, Mc I'hu
r>- nuiP WW w frinre? ird?-r?; OHeute, loaded; Ellas
Ti.n n>end, and Ellrabeth Enfh'h. vrtr I A Griffon, Cm-ah,
(i. <> Um i.j. alHt t'liAs Ml. koe>, G<> n?t op the river
>ii., l'?rv Kvet"!'(Hr), and ? hr MfiKir?, .?l XV..rk Hark
Un((lMnM<l illlMinm mitai.lt thr l>ar M.I 2lth. .tenra.
ktiip NY.irk < la Key W ai; win H II owMiklaa.
NEW lii;UK< il;I) July ??Arr ti nr* Emily <! p?miieoaa
!*.. hi * .itti. .?nd M.'irnli ll?ii. Terr). Philadelphia. 90th.
1> (. Pi <? d, K.w nit li
NJWBl'RVPORT, in . J*?Arr ? in I.cv Boat, Rr?d
Mayii in/ llrr-4 I KntifM Pnllad^lphla.
NEWPORT J r> _??>- trr brto tlrur* W?Jilngioc, R*i?h.
lirMi Turk TI t>?;! (it lor Wrier*.
NoKWIi II ii ly 3*?An irhr Jqdp R"tiy?t\ llub'iar*.
I'liil* leinhla iinl., Atnflla RorkMll, 'In.
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