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Jasper Whiting ~ wa hingOn, y g.; q cnritar aud
shmnel Hooper, Of y ston; = Poui.Isy, Of hata ore
u ". Ittmpkins of No-wich, Conn, ana H. I'ss:all,
q tho United States Army are stopping at the Brcvoort
Housc.
Carl scbu,s, tho newly appointed Ainp.or 10 sroin
hrs Conan ooore Morris ami family aud FRA Addieon End
iamly, II HaehiBg,ca, n G. DR.. Hove Of Bo4ton
Ebert feurg o. Ptstoa, John Young OF London Benz
Nay, Of rcBnessee ". A. Wheeler, OF Malone y T., and
Hotel
Rev. Henry 10 Roven and T. II. GiDsn AID family, of
Vow f6fk hr. Actavish All family Of Retrnofc = y
farcnild, Of otcersburg WA. hoge, OF rmrytowu; Z.
HamsnF o. Roslon; MIR Rutherford sad WIFE, OF Al
teny, are stepping at no Clarendon lktei
". s Ogden, Of the United Ssates Navy J, Nafew,
y. ~ rhilspi and plonic u Albany J. 7. Thomas, oi
strong, O. Nowtasg g. u Aoy, og New Rochelle, 9. y.
s;seon esIosgs ehueits nd = Parton, New Orleans
are stoIpng ., the 81 I4ns Hotel.
=. hsta RuruagA, Ains,er crom Chia 70 the United
states, and family Colonel 6. X. Shell, OF Oregon Cap
tsn ]. Rove, OF ithaca; A. Churchill. OF London l.
army q. p Eddy, OF Delaware; W, A. Albright, q -
louis; y. Caetepeda nrniiy q Chiii DR. Bradford
W. Patterson and q. A. WashhuIn, 81 California: W j
PIKE md wife, Of Lima and Own, Of Louisville, NJ
are Ftopping al tho Metropolitan Hotel
Judge Parker, q Albany, J y. Thompson an family
q California Judge Hnbbard, u waertown; ldoneuin
scott r. IL lsmson, NJ Forrest, of the United state
hbyyi maynard, = iapham, a. a. lmrill, y Bosie
Ev John lehchj Of scotland ". J. hirg emo WI, =
Rhode Ipard, Judge Mullen Of Watertown Judge Hts
mgs, Of California and Hon. n Pratt II Pratsy lie, a
| stopping al Tho ~. Nicholas Hotel
Hon. y y. French and wife, Maine; VIM = Sayhcv
Fatu1rc; q Webb, louisiana Capt " II. ey0ith, buff
To; Gov. Buckingham, onaectcut, v u. Itch, ne.roi
4 N hsredhh andC W. Harding PhilaieDoh; W. w WI
\ con, = Ifus; HOP. Hrah Ty,cr, v,snngton, jas
liice 'hicago; W and Mrs i1nd2t. Phiiadephia 81
I Geo " ShrrreN nd fanav, hingsttn Y flaskson ~
"ASi A~.-~'s, 49, -. -. :, -. - - .s,Ss~,
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LIE STARS AND STRIPES.
FLAa nAIsING AN sr. rArL's cuIEc


The some~ta perilous fea. Of raising the Stars aud
stsPee the Top OF s. Pauls church stcepo was per-
formed yesterday, by Mr. Thomas W Davidson, the
individual who hss been designated The hero Of Trinity
church croes In consequence OF his having fastened
GssgaG the pinnacle OF tina, edtece Mr. y "a q
Der Of No. - Engine Company, besides being butcher
Ut Wsshr gton market ard served for some time In tho
81 eziiiaD navy Tho daring uoaahor IN which no per-
formed ito work referred deserves notice, for II Is not
fgb that would be undertaken hastily BY many Amer
successfully fixing tho fsg s. Pau.s, he mounted 20
the pinnacle OF the sccplo cok Oh bs Ia. AID waved
10 thousands assembled in the Ell Get below watching bis
proceedings
wo understand that the new dag made for Trinity
church will be formally boosted 70 morrow when appso
pirate ceremonies will take place.
RAISING rHE STARS AND srRrrfs AT Tns PUBLIC
SCHOOLS.
The Star spangloi Banner IA - be hj'scd 70 nc-ow
aftorpooa at two O'Clock, WEIRD SCHOOL No 20 city
Enll place Tho raelpg will 10 ya.teuded With sgpropti
alto exercises, anil the various national ars viii sun2
by thn scholars.
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TIE HUHGARIANS IN NFw YORK.
MOVEMENTS TO AID THE Federal GOvRRSMEHT


large and sIired meeting or the hungarian citizens
OF New YORK WIS held a. the Aston House last eveo
Through the Kindness Of Mr. stesson the propf tJr,
commodious room provided for the deliberations o.
The occasion
Among tbe gentlemen present were Colonel Aslboth
Major fornet Mayor Wehle Captain semsei Lieut. ersni
ceserme aor Koyacs, Dr. Keimer, Dr. Eislor, Captain
TOplanyi Major Domator and Mr. Heip,n. The majority
OF those present lad taken sotve put in the Rsyou
ton Of 1888.
The meeting WIS called to order by Colonel ashbo;h,
who proposed Major fo.Lot - chsirman, and no was
unanimously chosen
Major koyacs acted "a secretary.
In opening his speech Colonel ABo1H referred the
present united condition Of Hungary and It's combined
strength; and he pIesaed know that she was
able to defend herself from nc opp Of
spots and foreign ruers. The ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of the
Gti"fs coaf Dol be permitted for IL would tend
courage d,sposs everywhere, and It would be
bow t. heMan liberty SELF gov aInent was t1e
duty oi every Hungarian TO ad the government. u II
extent OF DIS ability IN re establishing the federal
hcrity, b,caGso they were under obligations 10
the United states than to any other in Tia,
void (Applause They could not and should never
forget the naguanimous interference of this govcn al
Ia their behalf when they were at tho instance of Rus
STA ard Aueri detained ir Central ssia by tho Turkish
author 4t.. ..s 20 .Aa 49, OF usinterestein.,s TIA
they owed their liberation and bapp In America Tel
years Of c2enshphad only dev clipped his gratitude
iuly ana he was now ready to do nuch for tho
OF the United states as II be native h,~r Zap
panse He would therefore ;ha. a committee b
appointed TO take into Iteration the subject before t
meeting, and 10 report plan by which an opportunity
may DC cnei ~ the Hunger d - Refge N United State
Ia Tie present crees.
Mr. BArHARy thought the question Of principle was the
TO be mainly considered They should give their
seyices 10 tie government for the support Of the great
hu~ark OF fIeeoom He referred great length to the
disastrous ELECTS which would result from the desruc
tion o the Union and the adverse Influence It would
ecAe on tie nations Of Earope struggling for free
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DEPARTURE OF THE ALBANY BURGESS
CORPS.

hi, fne body Of men, numbering about ainety mus
ke,r and who have been quarercd for the pas. few days
in tho pax barracks embarked yesterday board the
United BATES transport Columbia. II had been previously
arranged that they should be conveyed to their des
nation Ger United states steamer Niayars but coun
sermssd was received by the commander Of that vessel
directing him 10 get TO at once sealed orders being
,yen "a 10 the duties entrusted 10 him The same de
spssc directed that the Columbia should take the place
Df the Niagara IN conveying tho troops The tsnSpor
was At once got ready, but much was TO be done 70
putting thIgn ON beard, and " was not VII near I'VE
O'Clock that she prepared 70 start Tho B1rgess
Corps the company Of the militia OF our capital ct
their barracks at twelve O'Clock and proceeded down
broadway keeping step 10 tho music ~ tho fe AMI druu
They were warmly groocd by he citizens as they passed.
crowd had assembled. Tho in cxcellont spirit
aud notwi!hs'sndrg the rain which had fallen fo'
couple " Gays AMI rendered the ground round The bar
rares Ve,y muddy aud Aofpy, presented remarkably
clean and sodierly appearance On reaching the pier
NO. Norm river whero the Cou rnbs lag, the mon
we're drawn up IN line and several detailed 10 assist 10
putting all the neeassariea board This occupied some
lime, much vas 10 DO done IN aottnr bedding camp
aauipagc, military stores, baggage, &c on board
Among The material two txnlye u,und brasa
howitsess sf. from Mr. Rutherford to the Seventh
regiment, Ia the duty several men OF the Eighth
Twelfth nnd Seventy frat who their Wv 10 ioin
their respective regiments ioioed, quito brisk prs
active way threw up bedcks, rolled barrels and showed
boxes and cases ~ The gsIsway There wore in
all seventy ave " The tire, regiments above
canned under orders e. jon ther regiments a. Washing
ton Tho R'rgttfes "orrs arr HNsehel - no F"cnty-
IL. b ffg'n.st VI. .f ...- t-I9ge4 ts-s 4 IsW d'Is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-05
THE MESS UTENSILS FOR COLONEL ALIENS
REGIMENT

The silver plsted mtse utensils, Manufactured By T.
', 1aughwout Co for the officers OF the First re9
u,cnt National Guard previously noticed in this paper
are row finished AID On oSLioon the window OF tho
ursnu aciurers OF Roaaway and Bioone street.
ihs set is the ct complete Ia all ts arrangements FOR
taa camp hej tina; We have witnessed, combin
article rciccog great credit upon the manufacturers
The cooncs u olb0s regiments, prominent among whom
noticed CooIel Dur! Of the Advance Guard having
eeen aDd admired tbs recherche set lave ordered
mr "a the aule manufacturers for their respect
Ne yegimcDts
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THE WILSON 2OUAyES.


HEApQrARrEKs 2crAvE CAmp,
romrKNsv1IIE, staten Island May 4, 1891,
Jory REDMOND 0HAsA;-From inquiry and dnding
your pas. sery!ces 10 be Of the mosi patriotic kind
knowing that your wish Ia to do active sevce for your
country, hereby ren3a.e you to your position
u Ensign STANDARD bearer, hoping that you vii stand
firm 10 the glorious coots you are put charge o. You
hereby notified 10 appear at the above camp, Staten
Island, Monday morning, before ten O'Clock A. n.
whep you win be installed IN your proper position Equip
nenis VII lie furnishcd.
COLONEL W WILSON, Commandant
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FIRST REGIMENT CONSTITUTION GUARD.

The p1en comprising this excellent regiment have the
advantage " being chiefly drilled and commanded by
officers q superlo military talent Some three hundred
r.crul,s atc mmcdiatsy wanted to fill up the strength
" the corps on receiving which strong
thai they fhtll be called into immediate action
cls fog CpStment are now open at the Of rhr
sixth street and Second avenue and at The Of
Thirty Dtst street ard SECOND avenues Also the
oil FIRST avenue md Eleventh street.
Ibis organ ization has been consolidated with the
Second regiment. Advance Guard, ard recruiting
fact. Their hescqusrlcrs are AZ s6T Broadway The
Bold officers Colonel J. Cocks; Lcpt. Colonel w.
IA Olms'ci ard Major q, Wetmore, Jr. lbe Inc officers
arc lnen Of military experience, and bosc coming Into
the regimen recroiis gentlemen Of responsibility
he regiment ihus far inusere GEO. Quarters and ratcns
are Inished 10 all recruits Immediately after Hignipg
tire roll Il The intention OF the officers 70 make this
Jst class eonmeu d. aud u this ther crta have been
crowned 9th auccegs. But few re recruits csn be
taken Jsues Wood his been secured as The camping
ground where the recruits that are mustered Ia ace at
preeept located. ~
Captain john q, Taylors comrauy " rapidly hhog ur
ne rncrauus cf'sD a at 40, - iS@ory, wW be
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TIE NOSTEzuMh REGIMENT

Tho Morteznns regiment, Of this city swelling
their ranks, ana expect soon to be called into the field.
TIE company q Copia'a August Isss, gallant volunteer
q the Mexican war, has been mustered into service
The captain has been fortunate hasrg for nrsI usu
cnrp-, and for ensign Henry 2checshsrdt, distinguished
In ,bo European revolution Of l83S several other fol-
companies 81 the regiment have reported FOR d1y and
he ycls VIII soon be closed Colonel Wiilap II. Browne,
m'ndp the res ment has changed hia headquarters
from Palace Garden 10 the pf Broadway ana Park
pb.ce, where the roll can be signed
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VOLUNTEERS FIRED UPON.

Tue New Pa'z Inns ys--As Captain Ients Company
Of Volunteers OF ElenvIe passing up North Front
street, Nov Pslz, n T., under escort Of Company d,
Captain sharp, enc Alexander Clearwater fired upon
them, wpurdrg Ne In Manson, william VI Bradford and
John IL Dewitt Tho brit namei received tho most
rlous wound All were. however, but slightly In.
utcd enc i1Ee their comrades afcf III or wounds
dressed Clearwater promptly arrested and lodged
Ia jail 1hs gon afei double baffellef towing piece,
wns charged With shot No motive is assigned for this
outrageous act
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THE SEIZED UNIFORMS.

To TIT EDITOR or TIE Nky.AIn.
m order 70 dsebusc tho public min. ~ the impression
aga!net vs. produced by the var~e public ID the
public ne~sTepefs in rcD.,on " the seizure By the
pcca Of clothing allego 70 hays been manufactured by
Us FOR TIE Southern etols 'se would state that TOO
sszue wac maize rr rg the temporary abscucc Of tho
neintets o. We ~ m on business that our connection
with tne maer nas been satisfactorily exclaimed 10 the
ppouc act9rr that all seedlings against Us have
neeh eoahuw a. and that our loyalty 70 the upion has
never been questioned by those who know us AMI Cur
phtee uWs " NFUpRlk.N Beo., W. speg a.
-.
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MOVEMENTS IN GENERAL SANDFORD'5
OFFICE.

No orders were issued Icon General saudford's Office
yesteday. IL expected though that number OF the
volunteer regiments now IN Organization 10 this city witt
be directed 70 80 into camp week preparatory 10
going into active service Geo Sanford and bs aids
are ouey employ cd in for .aFdog equipments AMI camp
II nat. i.l 70 such Of the regiments az have goue GA q
Washington unproy ided with Toe Same
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Married,

CHAMPfN-IoTs-In Providence, Il, l., on Thursday,
Aprh 20, By Rev H. r. Love, Mr. J. HF~Ry CHAMPIs, OF
Essex Conn, 10 Miss EMILY WALDO LOVE- deughte, Of the
officiating clergyman.
ffRousof--LorGHffN--I Brooklyn on Monday, April
80 ny the Rev. hr. Waterbury, WtIAM s. FERGUSON TO
Miss MARY G. ioromfs, all OF Brooklyn
bArc1IAIARKs.-On Wednesday, HAY /, by the Rev g.
y Wiley, MILO HarcH, OF Augusta sa, to Many H. dsugn-
ter OF Alexander Clarke, E4q, u this city.
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s SIXTY NINTH REGIMENT AUXILIARY,

TIE Sixty ninth auxiliary regiment Il now fun Capt
Dunns Company OF Light Infantry (skrmshers) have
joined It, He has eighty his rol, In .kiug vae
company complete. He will, however, receive asou,
t~ea.y good men, in der make II The efficient COM
pany M intends 1t 10 be- hen who have Joined other
organizations under the impression they were at once to
go into active service AID who have been disappointed
can, by ebstiig in this corps, have ,ner wishes graz
hed Those who DEERE can at once q, into quarters aud
have all their wants attended 10 obtaining cert
from Capt. Dunn. Recruits have their names en-
rolled at the offices of ID rarrenier an, Johe T. Iroy
37 Fulton street, Brooklyn and at II Centre street New
York up stairs - '
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coLoNEL ". Wilson. commandan..
TWELFTH REGIMENT HOME GUARD.

The members Of this organization and the mcmbers
md mbers ut home Of Company A. Twelfth regiment
will hod adjourned meeting at 5ei Broadway, Mon
DAY evening.
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FIRST REGIMENT NATIONAL GUARD

The Union Defence Committee have provided fund
for the maintenance Of the families OF volunteers enlisted
In the First regiment, National Guard Col w. X Alien
rolls for which are now heirg prepared by Lieut. p w.
Joachimseen Parties interested will apply 20 Dr Girls
com, No 20 Cooper Institute when upon from
the Colonel they will be provided for during tho abgerce
Of the regiment.
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FrssRA or Al 0sD KoE2socRxs.--Petes Erben, ons
OF tbs old Knickerbockers died ruesdsy evening
this city, the advanced age of ninety ugs years. Mr.
een held ,hep ositton OF organst in Trinity church for
nifty years, and was succeeded IN 1850 by Dr Hodges,
HIS son. Henry Hben, Is the United states val
service al Port Pck.Ls On last Christmas day ~ ied
WIN me rem esentatves Of i've generations Of his de
sctDaanis The funeral took place FRIDAY from Fri A.
~ church Rev. III. Vintou preached the sermon, an
vas a-sied 10 The ceremonies b Rev. Brs 0stsby aud
AcN ichef ana tba Rev hr DIX. The follow ~ gentle
men acted as pal beatefsGuiten verp anck, Robert
hyslop, William Dunscombe c. n. s Rowland, Thomas
6ate5, fgbeft Benson, George G Morgan aud Jacob
Leonard large ooncouTse 81 frenus ana tel4tyes Of
he deceased accompanied bis remains TO their last rest
ing place
THE STRfxT CiEA CONTRACT Tho has ovar-
locked this nropreesible job 10 its influence
every thing Col Dtlavan, City Inspector having been
deprived Of Major Downirgs vices is supervising the
street cleaning work himself determined that Mr II .ck-
Icy Rha be kept richly 10 the business Of kes pirg the
ety clean according 20 agreement Mr.. HaCsiey has al
ready received remuneration fro the city 10 the
OF c3i,s75.
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TIE NAVAL RRIGAnE.

nlvire servce Will be hell 1T eIegeu A. H. today, a.
te barracks at Qusraatns " tie .hhpain 70 the br
ssde the Rev q Denisou. Citizens in,eressd in the
brigade invited 10 10 present. Ferry boat leaves
Whitehall ~ ten O'Clock, returning hourly.
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CrtstaaOro's Hair Dye, Wigs ard Toz.
peesThe hest In the world: wholesale retail. the
Dye privately applied at No. 6 Asor HOUSE
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Special Notice to Observation-Disclosures,
Group and scarstina are daily carrying Off our children
UOLIOWAYfH Ointment and Pulls successful in
these diseases or two hundred and
with them all recovered except three.
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Costar's yermfn E1termfnatOrs, Free
from poison, and destroys instantly Rats Rosches oton
Bugs Bed Buga Insects &c, &c Depot 52 Broadway op-
posite st. Nicholas Hotel, NJ "
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Batchssor's Hair Dyc.-ReliabIe AMI
instantaneous black brown Factory 81 BARCLAY
cold and applied at W. A BArCHELUAs Is Road street
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HOW To MAKE AN AMERICAN FLAG.

Notwithstanding the In use fey persons know
how 20 MAKE al American nag properly Tho rlo IL NJ
iciiows9he lsg should be half longer tban wide,
WIFI six feet wide nine feet hong IT eight feet vide,
tsevc rcct long The stripes snoni be alternately red
Snd white cover red and ak hite top md bottom both
being red The lele should DO blue, and extend over
seven arpes commencing at the top, four red and the9
white 9he stars senifying the number Of STATES should
be white arranged the blue Geld In the share OF Ave
PcMtec star We have teen many hsgs WIZ thH y ioir
s'ars which not correct by act OF Congress tue ad
doial STAR s not ADDED to ae ting ur, c An Of jay
tuLcreulrE TIC ndnalelnn u a row state
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The Ladd T. Webster Sewing MschiEc
msynow be had for $50 No 600 Broadway.
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Gentfemen's Dress and Soft Fslt Hats,
lf8 Nassau street.
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Wheeler ~ Wflscm'a Improved SEWN
Machines ii reduced prices o1ice 5Je Broadway.
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Trusses, Elastic Stockings, shoulder
Braces suspensory Bandages. dc Drs. GLOVER A
?HORNE, No. 4 Ann street, under Barnuin Museum
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Prizes Cashed IN AL LegaJized Lotteries,
New York
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CsoetA. Csav ABKs OF IT, Ersncs ~ Co.'s
Delaware Lotteries Authorized By Of Assembly, passeA
January, fs'@ Grants 10 twenty years
kUssFx GoUnrY-CL.ss l07 Drawn May 1851
3G, 5s, 5, 10, rs, s, IA, 20, %, "a, rs, 81.
GRAND CossounArKp-CLAss 10, Drawn May 4. 1851.
>, 10, II, "a, AZ, q, 81 g. %, 3, /, IA, 40.
Grcular~ sent free Of charge by addressing
h. Fl4s0E 90, Managers,
Wilmington, DELAWARE
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Trussea Marsh q Co.'S Radical Cure
Truss No. Fossy street. Aston House. opposite church
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Grover ~ Bakers Noiseiess Family and
Manufacturing Sewing Machines 495 broadway Yors
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SIX Fine Shfrts for s., Worth Ss2,
AtMOODs HIRT MAEuFACIORg, 262 Broadway
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rougnn Spring styles Of Dress and
soft EatsA so military Caps Of every description at i02
Nassau, corner Ann street.
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The Indian Herb Doctor, r. Tumi,lesy,
w. D. from Canada may be conitet free of chese 40
Aroadxey
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TIE NATIONAL ZOUAyES U DER MARCH.
ING ORDERS.

Inc Following genera order issued yester lay af-
tetrcca by Colonel McChesney TO his regiment
BKApQr1 RrgRs NATIONAL ZouAvss
CORNER or WHITE AND Eta STREETS IA, a. lsel
The cofnnss'or ed, ssi0aed officers and ,hs
pNates OF companies Of tie regiment will report them
selves, IL headquarters, ca Monday morning at eight
ococh, irly armed aud equipped the Unitet states
irsltio demand, Tor The poses Of taxing the
lire of march h W. wcCgFsN,sY Colonel
Pursuant 10 this order the fegn mt ~i muster al the
appt Mted hour, tomorrow inning whom the segine
VIII 20 ato camp ut Sandy Hook where Quarta
General Arthur has had barracks erected accomne
date he troops. Reverend " e. Matchet viii fergor
H. e service at the Arsenal this morning at ten oclock
yfs-- - - -,
r. THE SEVENTY,FlFTH RIFLE REGIMENT.
This fine regiment, which Is to be commanded by COL
John O. hcCunn, at pretent in Wash ngton attached TO
the Sixty ninth s fully organized and has been
accepted by government The following reg imeaal ociec
has been issued
REGIMFSTAL ORDER No. I.
Ids regiment has rendered It's to the govern,
mept and been accepted, All enlisted members or she
corps are entitled 10 pay aud the LIST Of
May met COMMAND ants OF Companies will their
coz manfa at No AZ Prince street Thursday morning.
the PIN inat by nine O'Clock a. NJ for Inspection vixen
they VIII be detailed to quarters 70 under
pay AID rattons and get their uniforms The senior
officer az ca ID company, his turn will report foy SOC
cia duty every morning by eight O'clock, al general
Headquarters, ana at the detail one sefgeau
and one corporal at the place for ORDERLY duty
The surgeon and surgeons mcte VIII report a. ne A.
quarters Immediately There is letter vacant In The
regiment None but competent Company officers need
apply. by order OF JOHN BURKE,
CoRNnius MURPHY, Adju,ant Acting Coamandaat.
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KENIuCKY MIAAnIIRI IalTAHLl..N

KENTUCKY. EXTRA CLASS 2&S-ksy L. 1867
AZ, 10, A., ~, So 7, II, &, 20, 80, II, Is, 81.
KENTUCKY. CLAss 264-May L. 1861.
~, =, 81, 10, IL. %, 80, ~, 20, 70, 10. SO.
Crcuarr sent free of charge by shdrss drg either TO
WOOD. EDDY co,
Covington. NY. or ~. Louis, No.
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nTISCEr.LANEOUa.
A DAIEYR,
A White French China Tea Sets, "A pieces, for. e3 70
Cold hand French China Tea Gets "A pieces for
Fanny French China Tea Sets "A pieces ........ q
White French China Dinner Sets ffe pieces for ... ~ %
Gold band French China Dinner Seta l9 pieces %
Fancy French China Dinner LOT pieces go.
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