The Sun (New York) Newspaper, September 3, 1864, Page 4

et Continued from the Firat Page Tas Daytem Jouns st states that Fernando re feeney, during bie speech made recently Biaety, hie life he het cty, ad thet Woby ot rug uj Ls at s Lloodshed that is now offMicting the eountrr, mid cheerfully do se. An apprectas tive Ineir in the crowd earnestly reeponded— “Tt wy whty chape.” A Wasttrsaton paper nay7 seventeon rehel de porters, who cam thon the Nines of the Arty of the Paom took the nil nee Toursd morning, st Col, I ati tho, Roarth. Twootthe he But, when onfort ofeer t use their owr ey pot rood to take it There dew r t Norh Carolina, Floriddy @eorginand M rewiments, | fax Washington Pov OAN Mitchel), va! av \ Cavalry, ” T by Usy A camy vt bere and + aiken 39th Virginia ons i The Borten « which thes w Charis I mmr 6 in L he wuthdenly win erste named i! the ed niotey with @ man wasp t Pisce ¢ Was attrace' | t \ eved fiom 4 ’ i had been | wo t Birds Ue been w ete) ed May some © frvan it apd pars cue t t the pha, ‘ Pocke'a a Y hho atto Leite { Ww W, ire pou banks: \ ioub daveb gf Ghat he Dearte and ente proved ok lis partuer Bu iaiquity, & oo bus since boon urrested, ' r va) LOCAL NEWS. NEW YORK AND THE VICINITY Drart Derast juartera of the Sariong Vy hout the coun- res { @ jutereat = just ¥ re. I i } Lincola, melfor- mation and Mot a Fremont, are more tal ke { than eltber Victorics or reverses oD fhe ficld of battle, The craft question, bowever, @rema to tave precedence, and many for the firat Bme in ther! 1 i robust health, and Bro diegusiet wth the perfect proportions which m ork n prope game for Unele Sam's Oragene', and fervent I for an exernpting On byl r ey © hers find old and for- wie Your woncenully trou. es that) were wont to smile » the streets, now express acute ain, and )our friend, iustead of offer- 4 that Instrument of salutas ! a rheuratiom, and looks rom out Mis dull eyes, Your sore, buttakes hia rk of bealthy mo- meuium, but r yh @ cugve of Youg rad soative of partial paralysis while abe spirituous ¢ i trembling in bis hand is Bahellod, d 1 slowly dispatched to the re ef of @octs of the draft, troncely enougt, 1 very lime, t ; ry blind, the yoical ef- ske the lame the deaf ao ‘ ' of sbe discharged ' the exw mong ol TY @esea in theirs a 4 ont craation, It is wel lom t tt tontaheoom disabilities, which nater re themselves after the draft, prove of service to their cx ners, Th re be sharp effickals in and about the Pr s+ Marshal's office, @nd something tery Jd wut be the matter tf one would sce ove's Dome t { of on the books by @hat ewes Lite w ag ype’? It is somet r wondertyl in to tee t ya nicely cous @tracte! pyramidof t iia, with consumption, perky roo bese, and chronte hendache for an mpor, )) San! t es ful sarg ai whee ut n fully iatld, Lively switt provally unde stand ths uest week when be presee 8 mee! vith bis phantom Pan- dora's bs Yhe Provest Marshals and @he euryr barge had anything bute p ? t be + ut to detect traud, baret wit ‘ vy und have to et the blunderings of }uua're ls of applicants have evidently selves with the ros of Joing bustuess, 2 io Viait the boada of 0 ‘ Win. D sont, medical officer, Bui. Tm Was biruck with | rt od by theae gentlemen to prose: r ' Ca kin liv deportment wits wie w) We Yated to ue ’ ery 4 of meiury died i evil) n the was en.) Ws gro ‘ : Ww arlers niupy Provost caleus human Al stil in » bon surrendered to ¢ bac to Euglead be taken for tril, | r a with tl gue you M ‘his it rtesica which | tended b the M yolitanm paller, a gg $50 for Delootive Tieman, the New York officer who worked with bin, and rendered him essential eid in the wrest of Muller, Under the rules of the polece service, no officer can receive @ gratuity, exe gept by permiasion of the beads of the Department ad thet permission Syveriutendons Deprns | ule ‘The building, owned given Officer day next. Mawnats Locan Minrtany AFFAIRS SPECULATIONS anoot Tus Duarr—Paxranattoss ny Ta® Provost fun Navas Reoncrtixe Ancees—Rr- acus ov Vermnas Keowwents, ero.—‘T'o be or not Tiewan, in bis letter of Inspector Tanner's communication, The Londoa officer, with Mr. Destb, the jeweler, and Mr. Mat- thews, the cabman, who came hither to identify Muller, expect to leave on the steamer of Wednes- response to to be?—that {9 the question ;" (Tt will be seen dontt aud fear, bby pre our telegrams from Washington that it is decided “not to be."") and quotation was never | more applicable than this, to the present un- ainty with regard to thedraft, With another {acue of the Bc will come the day oppointed for the draft—e day to which all classes of the com- munity beve looked forward with commingled All have discussed it—the proba- bie enforcement or postponement of the dra —and now, upon its very threshold, nobody seems to know anything about it. known about the matter may be written ins very few words: The draft was ordered, the time np- | funeral will take place on Baturday morning from pointed, and po revoking orier haa been temucd. This being al) that is known, tt would seem conclu- sive that unless the President suspenda It, or post- | pones the tine, Monday will murely bring the draft, Bot there ip ancther Linportads clrournstance in this connection, and one of which the public hawe per- haps not thought: the Provost Murahals have not | neceived orders to make adrast and as the “witu- tion"? pow standa, no draft con be made, orders istued to Use cbarecter, make the necdasary preparatic thing more, In any event, then, the President iminary o fores must fret be heard from, The almines at the naval recruiting offices con- tinue to be the eubject of much diseues\ iw eimoat impossible to get a man enlisted for branch of the service, Genera! Hayes, having Leen Aj! that t@ certainly Marshals were merely and fontructed them to n, andot Toe wa aft no he complained to about this matter, Jetermned to see | Alot. for pay inves! The 66th regiment, N. Y.8. V., (lst U. 8. Chas- seurs) returned to the city at 4 o'clock on Thurs- Thia regiment left in 1961, baving been organized by the Hou. Jotu Cochrane, who went out as Colone!, and Major Alex. Shaler, of | underlined, Mahon's new ballad, ‘Jennie lives day birnself, for @ license. ted. evening. He accordingly went to one of the naval offices, and was iufurwed by » broker who was banging round the place, that ‘he could have ® mon put through for bin in w burry,"’ he prob- ably thinking that the General wauted » substitute. On enquiring for the Captain in charge, General Hayes was informed that be could not see that offi- clal without sending fo bis nae, end the favor was, of course, instantly accented, sod the Provost Marshal General of New York stood in the presence of the little great man. then mentioned the treatment received by people who came to enlist sulsUtutes, and ultimately one of the brokers waa arrested, wheo @ license was found on his person from an officer of the Internal Revenue, for which he pald $5 53. ever, no law to license aubstitute brokers, and the one in question must have been “jolly green"’ to Thie was dony There fs, how- af) and Davide, wee The fire is eu; trade, tal, he was released. Hospital, but when hiver an oration on Temperance, and wul ging several pieces, Rarvrw's. Europe and Adia, The matter will doubticas be | Jocko will shoreancloge dances for another week, Campugiis’.—Atmong the novelties for next week is Mazeppa, and the trained horse, Willo-Ware. The come song, “Union Cockade," and the ballad, “Write « Letter to my Mother," by Leslie, are also state of the atrnosphere: " : 6 _ a | 1904—Bept. 28........ 1963—Bept. B00. 0... 8 “ @Axornen Oty Mercuant Gosx.—Mr. , Pover A. Hargous, well known throughout the city | as eleading shipping and commission merchant died at two o'clock yesterday morning, at his rest- dence in Fifth Avenut, aged sixty-five years, Mr. Hargoun came to this city from Philade)ph's near- ly forty years ago, and engaged im business in Old Sip. He was the bead of the firm of Harzous & | Cow and was principally enzaged in the Havans He was one of that old stock of New York merchants who we revered and respected for their many excellent qualities, aud who remain as land- marks and gnides for the present generation. St. Patrick's church, Fara Raitway Acciwenrs.—Corover Ran- ney bell au inquest, at the N.Y, Hospitak upon the body of Louie Holstein, a Germen, who waa run over and fatally injured, in Chatham street, oppo- aite the City Inepector'’s Office, on the Tth ult. by « M1 Avenue car, time of the avcident, but, upon the rendition of the jury's verdict, yesterday, exonerating bim, ‘iaring that Hlolstein's death waa purely acciden- . ‘The same Coroner held | an inquest upon the body of Louis B.strora, of No. 2 Daxter street, a child of & years who waa run over, on Thursday evening, tu Centre street, at the Snuereectiva of Walker, Hisirora ran im frout of 4th Avenue car No, was rue over before the conductor or driver could atop the car, LATAL AFFRAY Thireday night, Officer Yale, of the 6th Precinct, | arrested Charles Daly, in Canal street, where Jotn Koi jnsom, of Plymouth street, Brooklyn, bad beeo The wounded man was taken to tha, ¥. he was too weak to make e formal The cunductor was arrested Tt appeared that In CANAL He said, however, that himself, ver triends bad been out drinking. Was committed to the Tombs by Justice Hogan. A Temperance MEETING will be held on Sunday evesing ueat, a No, 65 East Broadway, e, will de- aster Bouneonly 84 years of F oo AMUSEMENTS. pimiste will go om with wei the Tth Regiment, went out a# Lieut -Coluuel, and | but tor tueo,"* will be kept on another week, was subsequently promoted to the Coluneley, rice Cochrane, sppointed Hrigudier-General, strength of the reyiment on leaving New York was 1,040, and {te ranks were subsequently increased by 860 recruits, Only 10 officers and 92 enlisted men bave returned, under the command of Capt. J. Milne. Two hundred and fifty re-enlisted men | Goods Clerks’ Karly Cloaing Ansociation, aud after alengthy debate, four standing committecs were sppointed to waitou local organizstions, On mo A large number of the Seventh Rogiment | was received, after which @ communication was joined the 65th when they went to the war, was officered mainly by that corps. Yesterday | jie of New Orleans were issued, the Union was two companies of the Seventh escorted the regi- havo been left in the fiela, ell the battles in which the Army of the Potomac fought. ment through the city, and they were entertained by the entire regiment at the armory last evening. The remnant of the 66th Regiment, N. ¥. 8. N. G., (Gurde Lafayette,) arrived yesterday, after three years’ service, and were entertained with @ | Commitiee should urge u} collation at 284 William treet. The five huadred recruits for the First New Humpsbire Cavalry, who lately pansed through this city, have been doing a wholesale deserting | to 11. business iu Wash ngton. afte null }iou dollars, ani, it is to be hoped, punished, ‘tue Wire Porsontnc elicited by the Coroner's inquest in relation to the alleged poisoning of Mra, Love, by her busband end Ann O'Nicl, Ler housekeeper, are of a singular | tion, hoped they woul During the sickness of the deceased, which continued several days, she according to the evidence suffered greatly from # burning sensation | some remarks by members in relation to the mode in the throat aud stomach, and repeatedly asked charactor, O'Nell for water, being a4 often refused, This regiment was in During the first night they had landeu, two hundred deserted, and wluce that time about fifty more bave escaped, These men cost an average of $1,000 each, and the aggregate loas by their desertion is a quarter of @ | would be brought f Mauy willof course be retaken, The Bowery. TRADES’ MOVEMENTS, Woxntyouen's Uston,—The usual weekly meet- ing o this body wee held lost evening at No, 267 Mr. McDermott, of the Plasterers, re- ported that his association was still ou a strike. A committee was appointed to wait upon the Dry to the amount of ¢1,000. to be the work of an incen- diary. patie hap ata pine o'clock Laaplh ovision sore and Packing House Martin, 611 Tenth avenue, Damege’about ‘ice Bn to be insured. The lateness of at which the fire continued to burn, prevented us receiving particulars. Tae Weatuce,—The thermometer at Dela- tour's yesterday showed the following to be the and de- 65, an Streer,—On Next week, tn addition to all the usual aitractions, ® short visit is promised from Tom Thumb and Lady, end Commodore Nutt and Minnie Warren, which will be their Jat eppesr- ance before their departure for Europe and on Monday, at 11, 84, and 7'¢ o'clock, Mr. Barnum will deliver his customary oponing address, aud introduce » buman novelty, Greenwood's travele in Turkey and other parts of The whole ‘atill ives" and ‘ay bis pranks, wb'le the Duoterpai- the result of The aa The Londom Srontine Lira, Augum 2th, gives the following details of the preparations for the ap- prosching fight between Coburn and Mace : a been ated, and the cemncte a Enea rises pace che cin Ru of the plepartion, Gober AUCTION NOTICES. ASCTION NOTICE—309 CASES Boula ATTENTION | HOUSEKEEPERS—HAND- qua Homeebeld Far Ostet ine ahtorpeom, ot reatonce: j 7th and 8th comprising 6, 182 Went PT et waneh, the é y and _ farals Heh carpets, beds be very fit and weil; in fact, 00 eveet ar " flceant plano-forte. china cut class, oPM seit ar : rs Ay ylerel wh Te) ‘ieee _tLigeanrcertent eer ie or beck . " 4% | bed e bumping benefit on nuabt ot the | PYAVID D. EGAN, AUCI’R, WILL SELL Saree {paste Citys: goes to Newmar! on this day at 2 o'clock, 4.6 Canal «t, Bu eaus, Bek peniay, it bekng a eae Pas th dg 4 ass Fables Chairs, Velvet, 4 ply and Ingrain Cam ealih and sire rh, eryemes oeen tase hot the Sh salbnsahgonats Also Desks, store Countere etripped, when instead of,” the | [ABGE SALE OF FIRST.CLASS HOUSE 0 stone Tib or oo, to @ medium-sized Hercules. Mace, the we sew him, was o@ mase of muscle, and as lean os @ grey! 4, while at present he appears to have grown ris e in om” hold furniture, by E, ROTH, Auct., this day, a@ 11 o'clock, at the S-story house, 119 West Sih @ “lta. ton Place, near sth ave, consisting of Pienoiorte, 8 aed suites, over 500 lots of parlor, bedroom and dip. room furniture, el: i baad we ay? muse if paving —_ ' cutlery, te. Bale poe tives racic? he «| volume, and fran \- at *oQuTYy ae Deriinous fieeh, bei ® pew will no Gouin soon We re- DOUGHTY, | AUCT., WILL SELL M. thie day, Saturday, 10% clelonk, at saletTootny 70 Naseau et, a general essortinent of household furs niture, carpety fofas, chair, featherbeds, loungea, mattresses, J baskets, wine, &e, de, oT GAFFNEY, AUCT,, 25 CHAMBERS @at, room Serte the hiehest pr Hquor stores, drinking and dining ea! and porter-lomses, hotels and boarding moved by training, more especially as Jetn ie re- nowned for the speed at which be travels in his work ; and he will receive the services of his oid pal, Alf. Miner, during bis exercise, there le only one in- ference to be drawn—that Mace will be fit on the Ile has already ineued his colors, which are of superior description. They arv a fuil-eized handker- chief of the bewt twilled eilk, the artisilc devieo being a white ground with «blue medallion in the centre, The ; day for aale, batt) on which fa depoited St. George and the Dragon in habia ° white and violet, surrounded by Awreath, Iu ech S & J, BOGART WILL SELI. THIS DAY, corner are the 1oe, shamrock and thistle, and adeep | eat 10’ o'cioek, at the Auction Rootma No. 1 North blue border completes the color, Joe urn not tmeued his rtanc present, but we are given to understand that it will te » handkerchief with @ reen ground, in the centre being aehield with the riah arina, the shamrock im each corner, and the bor- der of red, white and blue, each sn inch wide, with the thirteen stars of America displayed im the midet. Mece’s colors can be had at Harry Brunton’s the Hieorge and Dragon, Beech street, Barbican, at the usual tae - a guinea, Coburn’s colors are e similar uf not be published for another fort- William et, large quantity of eupe:ior household niture, cottage anc parlor fulte, sofa, bounces ex sion tables beda and bedding, tine ca:peta, feat beds, 1 ight wagon, &-, bu at the MEDICINES. een — TESTIMONIAL TO THE INDIAN HERB WOCTOR, James Doyle fenqnire at Leech's Flour Milla, South Tth street, Williamsburgh) was troubled with a bad cough, pain in the breast, general weakness of the whole system, when be applied to the Indian Lector, who has cured him in five weeks, Christopher Thompson, of 185 Jackson street, Wik Matnebureh : his sou has been bind for the leet ive yearn, after trying the bert doctors in N, ¥. ine tee &c, without any relief, till he comme: the Doctor's medicine, which bas cured him, youw MARINE NEWS. ee Sept. 3-8. RK. 6 28-8. 6, 6 20.—H W., even. 09 46. CLEARED. STEAMSHIPS~— Artisan, Bult; Teutonia, Hamburg. BHIP— James Foster, Jr, Abeel, for Liverpool. w OUR MOTTO Daly, | JBARKA-Telerraph, Cronasadt; i W Orttitha Wit hareeeieiaee thee Daly | Matanzas; J F Spencer, Pictou. With blood ands ver stalm BRIGS—W M I buco: N ss Nor poison men to ease their pain. Pernam Croix; Annie Calling, ; A Jean, St Johns, N F. BCHOON Ol And: N B& Rachel Jane, W oeten, Del: ‘ontnation Accomen F Nick. ereon, Fortress Mon Fanny Moss, Philadelphia; Helen, Boston; Union, i Here, Salem. SLOOPS—Aurora, Norwich; Poloter, Providence. vides the meane to cure all ille; simple Herbs beaeath our feet, oll sed, relieve our pains complete, & Father—whom ali ‘goodness fille, Boone A eimpie Herb, acimple Flower. ARRIVED. these shall speck ith to ching a power STRAMSHIPS—Fal Alexandria; Set Pro ehang: eee Westchester providence, Fanalo, jade }~ ator ms eho phia; Geo H tout, P! elphie, Om pron, » Herring's Safe Establishment, N, Y.—Mr. N. Hodes more: Chesapenke, do; Arey, Fortress M Adnt eon in the employ of Mr. H ree rel Dupont, Weshinawow, 1) C: ‘Taconey, hiindel- | SS west Tih oy hus, been suderthe trom Chrecie int C Plerrepou hiladelphia; Louisa Moore, jewbern, via Fortress Monroe. BRIGS—Undine, of Barbadoes, from Grand Turk. BCHOONERS—Senator, Boeton; hag Rondout beg a SAR TeD ‘orr' bel . New Landon: Fiore, aching; James & Lucy, New fy tags Martine, Tekdeat, ingas if nce; ie, 8 " jen an, C'b: lize licines, Boston; KA Kelsey, ‘brand A Fanchss, Warehain; G@ Wheaton, Wareham: M binned tat cket; Harriet Smith, Provid Sei- ence, reenees Aone M Ddw New ford; Stratiord; Exchange, Providence; Kozanne ke, Providence; A ton, Jr, Warren; Mon- tezume, Prov ce, ~ Too flammatiou of the Kidneye and Biodder «ith pain ia the back, &c, hae been under the Indian Loetor's treatment and is now almost perfectly cnred. A. 5. bimmens, bey,, of Gravee bud, L. 1 bas bee tortured with headache for the past three years 4 was distracted with pain when he applied to the Im dian Herb Doctor who bas cured Lim in four weeka, Harlem, Third ave, 111th et. N. Y.— This is to cer: tify that my wife has been troubled with eoneral de. ity, dyspepela, dc, She is inyproviuy tu health and strength very fast unde: the Lndian Doctors treat. ment, of 151 Fulton #t, Brooklyn, T. MoGuinr, Newark, N. J.---Indian Herb Doctor.-lor nearly three years I was subject to a disevse of my throat end lungs, whieh had fastened iteo!f upon me, and bee come very atiiicting. It exhausted iny fireneth, de. stroyed my health, until | becaine very fecble. fem Bhoved the best remedies | could obtaln, aud the t physicians without Sy tellef, By the advice my friends | commenced uelng the Indian Doctor's treatinent, which has restored me to perfect health, F. G, Bours Rankin wir Newark, pioitice 181 Fulton street, hivoklyn, rooia No. 5 2 Mr. ir clog a for Classification. COSTELLO—On Fri lay, Sept 24, after Hines, are ‘onte!| Ho 6 yearn, $ ree 7 the Parish naadown, C + Ireland. The Telatives and friends or ike nly ore respect - fully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday after- noun, Sept. 4, at 8 o'clock, from his Inte residence, 198 Ave. B, cor. Lith st. Galway (Ireland) veren please copy. 215 MEENAN — On Friday, Sept. %d, Catharine J. ter of Michael and "aary Anne Mecban, aged 4 y 6 months and 19 oar The rel: —_—_— -— is XCURSION — BLUE FISHING — BOAT ie isanes Petr dawa ihe hae Tuesday aod Sun own th yf J 1 © FOR THE FISHING BANKS—THS vn the Toeatrical Mechanical Ui: ’ relatives and friends of the family ai steamer MAKYLAND continues to mak tivn the Theatrical Mechanical Union delegation full invited to ‘alvend the funeral on fi yar tring to the! Piahing Hans ieee Eee a read from Fincher's Review, in which it was sated | Doom Stl [het a o from the residence of her | A. M., foot Dey at, N. ky at 8 A.M, and Pier 4at conte that at the time the urders relauve to the working- qerents, Ley - ss ——————_—__— —- ae and, also balt'and tackling, mbeeateeeea hy fot ia existea'e, und could therefore not have} ARE YOU GOING TO ENLIST.—| 7 OOK OUT FOR BLUE FISH—GRAND taken sction in the matter, by weuding # petition to | 5 "jit a read this advertisement and act sensibly, Excupeion to the Cholera Hanks by repent the Present on the subject, earlier they did | >” AVOID BOUNTY BROKERS signer VIRGINIA REY MOU Ry Sunday, Sept, The “surtening of the bours of labor? was de-| There fs no reason that man should share his | Ue! ee iefeehimenie on hoard, Lan nee Fe: batel at xres} length, It was suggested bgld Dounty with Runners and brokers w en he can gpl i a fs Vier 4 N, By Ta. cendidaus for office should be questioned 6n that ENLIST WITH AN ARMY OFFICER, Nekete a2. 1 V PRIESTLY, foot Poste en matter by » Committee of the Union, and that said | and get every eent of it without any ones interfer- te measles me Ee 1s Bhe had labor. Jabor shortened life, amendments, of debate, Mr, whole matter was been married to Love nine years, and during the | night. greater part of that Ume he has cruelly ill-used her, After O'NeU became # member of the family, his i! trestrnent became more violent, and the facts ad- & LeWSpsper a6 aD the special order for Wouxmen's Mase Muprive.—The Printers, Book- binders and Book Trade will hold » image weetng cessity of advocating eight hours as a legei day's A motion was then made for # committee of three to interrogate all candidates tor Btate office, and afters loug debate it was laid on the table, 17 it was tuen moved that the whole matter be indefinitely postponed, ayainst the posipouewent, whereupon Mr, Harding leit the cLalr, amd said the logitinate way to got ot the matter would be to bold a mass merang of all the workingmen of the city of New York the wuole matter betore them, Several gentiemen an early dey, in bring the eight hours system before them, After a tow wor@s from another speaker, .§ was thought adviaable to separate the motion and the wr, of the Tailors’ Avsocias petpone mix~- ing with politulang for they would decidedly make pledges, Loth verbally aud in writing, end then throw the workingmen overboard, After Mr. L indefinitely px @ neXt meeting. duced by the inquest indicate that Love and his | #s Cooper Lustitute, at 8 o'clock this evening paramour, O'Neil, consp!red together to put her out — of ihe way, Musto in Cenrrat Park.—The Central Park Cowmlestoners announce that there will be musle on the Mall at Ceutral Park to-day, com- meneing at 4P, My by the Central Park band, under the leadership of H. B WeatLor is fine, 1 8. Josephine Galop... way, occupied as @ Clothing Btore by Mr, Witcom | over, The damage smountod tg about $1000, The kil, Damage $1,000. A Rea! Estate Agent nained | Mica Roofing factory was dimaged to the extent of George Bhutz, Who occupied part of the lower floor | $600. Mrs. Love herself believed this, and told several of the neighbors that she believed she had been poisoned by them, ain of the stomach of deceased showed that the coats of thut organ and the @soplagua were en- tirely destroyed, and that there could be no doubt ), | that death was caused from the effect of mineral | poison, A paper of ‘Paria green," a dew!ly pols- op, was found in the room where Mrs, Love died, PanRT I, Park March, Overture to "La Sorment’*........ 2. Boug, "My Love is ike the Red, Red “alton Ag Overture to “Fr Belt wt sora? Quick jon frow “itabeui in Alyier|" » Porch Dance, & ’ rant * Grand Mareh....Pacha Gratelly, ne Jzes. 2 Meyerbeer, | #re# Past 1, ? mee step. . ese A. Dodworth. seseeeeeee ee dHl, B, Dodworth, irri The chemical analy- Dolworth, If the The following 1a the programme : Rose." Wallace, soscees hichwolis, ad Sd 4b ou Th Auber, rlioz, Rossini, to the extent of $300, M +d. the uy, dour ep dwelling “Wak splices by Basal LEG wee, peigig regen FR It ete tes aD . A meeting of the Mayor Joint Boards of Aldermen and Supervisors was heli yesterday morning, at which Supervisor Ploom and Alderman Turton were appointed @ Committee to proc to Washington, with Hon, C, Wels, | Messrs, Odell and Kalbfeisch, for the p procuring @ revision of the enrolment lists which wre claimed to credit for recruits enlisted in the navy February, 1864, Tho enlisiments in the jon! District have reventiy averaged about 10 perday. Substitutes bave been pleaty, bus principale were lecking. BROOKLYN, Tur Daarr 1s BRook.LyN,—The arrange. ments for the Draft, which is probably to take place on Mondsy next, are about completed in the Vbird Congressional District. The number of men required under the last call is 8,574 of which 945 only bave been raised, thus leaving # deficiency at the present date of 2629, The deficeucies by Wards, are aa follows : let Ward... . TT) 1th Ward...... 247) 18th 18 | 15th 191] 19th 890 | 20th “ exceasive, wud also to WILLIAMSBU GH, Fire ov & VARNISH FActoRY —At noon ? yesterday, an explosion occurred in Cooper's var- Fire —About halfypast one o'cloak yesterday | pigh factory on North Ninth street near Fourth Aworkman in the factory had some of spilled upon bim which took fire and fi but b bim in > ut A camaqeeaes & wit Wt al) candidates the ue- Then statietica lorward to show that overtasked He woved as an amendinent, that it was dewrable to bold w mass meeting of workingmen at Case,—The facts} to "s motion with rugand w @ mans meeting was taken up, and, on motion, the jponed until next meeting On motion, the desirability of establiahing an of the Union was made ¢ QUNDAY EXCURSIONS TO GLEN 60! nee. ‘The 106th Regiment, Col. wis T. Barney, New Koch City | jo Bow, gepanee the Sotesete hs Collere Point: ‘The Toessians, dort Royer eas nero! a y y! Peck full standard, To KO this the Bupervisors ef differ- supa PAS OAT OF oS ent towns have allowed them to give $700 BOUNTY, FOR ONE YEAR MEN. Whateve: Bounty Broke you, that is the HIGHEST BOUNTY NOW PAID, spoke re and Runners may tell T A SACRIFICE, TO CLOSE AN Estate, 4 But if at any time any towne should Le paying more ‘Arm ; yt Mer ate, bring they will eulist their men to the credit of thus town, v oT one “ rene ten 9 houses ; sorbate paving’ 18 will GET THEM EVERY CENT BLE. ‘This bounty, with the pay, makes @1 ib sok fr the year, 4 thap any than ean ae. Good ed Officers an will be made Non-C bug wil be done to mage the wen cons et, Lin doth et, near Lexington ¢ 3 Sth ave; nleo Scottnze in * Theta cgay ‘ey KITRETCH, 644 Th. rr of Sud et. " Gi io ashy MOUSE FOR SALE~2 STORY, BASE- meut eub- H , - peer B; price 81.554 $40 oer ne yes Apply to W door to the cor. 400 taal ot nted, aid each new com; ry ‘oue, COME AND SEE Tit SArtAain who will cive you every Information, w ether you order enlist in ‘Company or not, paid jor, Aptdy the 4th house fom 17th st, ia xu At te Bioadway, corner Setar Piates Gthave. Car rinuing to $ ferries, ie enw eto - ae = —_-— Watioateear | ee RARE CHANCE-—HOW TO INVES? UT $1,000 CASH, Mf they willgoin the 106th Regiment, $12 A SECOND HAND ON BREAD WANTED «married man preferred—at 416 Third av, 218 Liavor STORE FOR SALE—THE LRASE, Wal pe pt it at ring ea a ply to Hi vTEA 06 Divilouet, v9 WASTED—TWO GooD UPHOLSTERFRS te to W Mass,; dermtands cleaning furniture to foc han who pn- wed Fasabe BAL Yk Apply ut 60 Sixth av, cor, J1st at, CLOTHING. | CHEAP. AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, Business Coats, from $3 to 82, mouey well, House and 4 lote for sal Hackenanck Plank oud, 4 miles fiuin ‘Hobokese ang Yery nearto the public «chool aud railway atat! Terme wy The property must be sold, Yoqutre sie tptigon ant wits Rita ne Oe JOT) ‘. 3 at, New York, a ; tleld “SS : - ry HEAP FARMING LANDS FOR SALE, 1 miles from New York, at #4 and 0 per ae a quire as C, LUXTON'S Land Cntice, cor of eve and Warren st, Hudson City, New Jersey, 31 D2 ,70U WISH TO INVEST MONEY. ine chance ffered \ which cau be had on en favorebieietoe ere bethport, New Jersey, This piace ie rowing very fast; te near New Yor Le tuses are ama; aliens ean hold and convey rag) estate there, For partice- fare apply to Coe i LEY & HELDRII TER, Ace Elizabethport, a KR. R KELLOGG, Sener nite Cuariniory Conte “8 to Ib. ot, New York, we vars ¥r0e Coats," $ 4 C ‘OR SALE—AT HOLBROOK, L. ISLAND, Ovurces “ Wo + 2's hours’ ride trom the city on the L. J. railroad, GEO, LEVIE'S, 412 Broadway, and near the station and Post-ottice, « cottage with #00g out-buildiags fine garden, fruit und 10 acres of excélient laud well improved, for $2.5; part cash, Also, a new cottave and 4 an acre, oppealte the Post. eftin8 4 Brice $600, Also, 5 acres weil improved, Lat 7 ings; for ®350. Also, & tev-acre farms up- proved ; for $25 por acre, Also, « ten-acre lot crent- ing 20 rods on the railroad ; far luv do wn, bar ance in land? years, Also to rent for 2 years, @ house and 10 acres of land ; for $5 per month, Also, 10 acre lot and 26 acre lot to lease for 6 years free ] ey, improving the same, Apply 0 A, MeCOT- TE 42 Fulton te W. WILSON, Postwaster at Holbrook Stathou, near the above property, 335 and 427 Broome at “LOST AND FOUND. OG LOST—@5 REWARD — STRAYED LOSt—WEDNESDAY MORNING—A Milk- man's account book, name written inside of the book, HENKY F, WRIGHT, ceive a liberal reward The finder will ve of the y returning coruer of South Sth und Lothata Willlainsbureh, erocery atore, Sav R SALE—A 23g STORY HOUSE, FIRST WHOM MAY CONCERN.-THE Par. floor used ae a store, Price #140, Alte, house and two lots, Pri 1.100, Alao, several vacant Price $160 cach “at the above are. very low ae Toguin Of JAMES A. JOHNSON ae ties who took away my dog inst Tuseday nicht will save thomselves trouble by returning him imme- diatel hey are known, Clermont, N, J. Sept, 2, | miles the Willamsburch Ferries, 5 of Janes REID, irene vererer ar eis ale R SALE—A COTTAGE AND TWO Actes fabri $2 BEWARD—=LOST A SMA LL MEMO. < ground, at Belden, Long Island, with fruit trees wn containin, e an ta) Viney ar y ly a rior 60 he was Tot of eiwall loose bills’ ‘The ve ay id fore 1,00 an the owner can alone nan 1 Con- er ate city, 1M LOTS AT EAST NEW YORK for eale—Pricg #145 to $250, monthly paymenta Honey advanced to build hou-es; also one small house for aule cheap, Apply to FREDK. BAKER, 16 Nassee 6, or CHARLES 5. BROWN, Eney New Pork. Sui LET—A FRONT BASEMENT WITH or 8 bed rooms an’ snb-ccllar; aleo the whole Call op the owner, 47 Courtland’ et, N. the finder on leaving it 240 South at, B; 4 7 OUSE Liquor store, JOHN R, LOCKWOOD, i REWARD rh BEe | ON BOARD A cose velt at Ferry ty t. small of Black Gelloon, The finder whl eee sheeenere reward by leaving it at No. 11 South 7th 0 Wiiams- burgh, up-staire. wo §, 5 REWARD—LOST, ON FRIDAY, A SIL- and ver Lunting-case watch, going through 22d et. part of the 4th floor, eultuble f fi a air Reees Wales, Foing i ‘ Moor tultable for manu facturing gpd Pd, ave te StF an returning 8 1s foriy ; also {yraahed bed room, Inquir days ou the ¢, ft 143 Chumbervat, "tS 50 SASH’ $1,.500=* 10 CASH--THE Bulance mort! if able emall «7 will buy 6 Miele ae heat Frogs ow Jom full lot of ground, situated at Elizabeth Reuapi Rd, aD $100 ) REWARD— Lost ON SEPT. iST, jo. Orn 8th ave car, a 5 bie care cold © sich and Shestys id watch gu: pipers. Any pe FD. ne Sr er the envel- - oo