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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-06
g. NEw.HAvEN RAILROAD.

~ Trims leave Passenger Station in NewYok 2rhsL
and 4'h-Ry tentI aDee on Zsth-st J. as follows:
7:C0 Train for NewiIaven oypins a. al stations
$500 (fx) Boston via Springfield connecins -
Bridgeport with HouIonc snd Manga uck Roads AZ Ne ia
Siih ~ II NewLondon, sd >,onng on Railroads; at
He tCord with Aceo Train r Providence a. Spring
held with Connecticut RR 70 Montreal
$3.50 Train for NoTwalk and intermediate stations eon-
meeting with Danbury RR.
2;5 ~ Train o New Haven stopping a, all stations con.
Meeting ct Eog.;iaen with Boston (Ex via shore Lines ao,
N I and Her ford and Car Al Railroads TO Northampton.
al5 D. for oston Springfield connecting al Bridsepon
with Housstonc aud Nangatnck Railroads NeSlasen WIN
y H. New Lcndon. and Stoning;on Rairoads. n,
$3.50 p Accommodation, connecting with Deneaiy ma"
road a NorSak. -,
4:so o M for New Haven, stopping a. all stations
$50 D. m. Tor Nors ak AZ intrrmedii'e s,a'ioDs
6:2 D. M for Pod Chester and inrem Hate stations
400 n a. Mail Trsin for New-Hsyen and ali stations
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miscellaneous.
Princes
DRAFTED PkOTEAN FOUNTAIN PEN.
~ nav ilsie1 IN, ctE il Attributable only TO its great

Princes
| ICELEBRATED PROTEAN FOUNTAIN PEN.
~ II unparalleled is Attributable only TO ls great
| nents.
PEN PEN-HOLDER. AND INKSrAND COMBINED.
II has approved by writers n every orion Of he cy'
ed woi aud the only per Fountain Pen offered to
the pub houfands have testified 10 it, utility snd cohye-
nence Easily filed compact; setsnpplying be rega
I'd pleasures s air gt does not so the fingers can be
carried IN the pocket without leakage tia Gnd v write
more than Pen Ia existence. All kinds Of ink used
Once filling whites rom sx b ton hours IL not affected by
tenpesue made of hard rubber u1der Good years patent
sld I, ucly incoroJbc The Gold Pens ache T. the
Fountains Of the best quality and will give sacion to
the Asdlous penman. Every writer gentleman lady
Whir superior ace viii do well 10 essniue thCs. bet)c
puEch.ug eowhete, This pen used dip Pen, is Wolih
hye cf the ordinary sylas with Dip letter ~ -
lines wIiien Just ibe Pen FOR mschsDt ministers,
eLy cck schools travellers poeIs, book ker ers bank
officers bank Gle ks cdlors schoolecheTs sudert lawyer
ani io all writers.
Prices vary sc-fipz 10 sze oe styles Of Pens sold th.
office every officer ~ the amy should htyeo Calc enl
foI crcuiar-at No Us Broa1yay, Ne"-foE
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EOR THE SUPERIOR ROOFING STATES
Il Of tho FAGLE SLATE COMPANY. Apply al their YaJ
eoner Of l2h- and lOtavp to O. FURhsN Agent NO,!
CourlSndt-s;.. N Y.
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Q6I THE PENNSYLVANIA 1851
1 loOl CRNTRAL RAILeOaD. COI
GREAT DOUBLE-TRAcK ROUTE.
Tie capacity Of the Road Is now equal any 10 the c9un.y
THE GREAT SHORT LINE 10 THE WEST

GREAT DOubLE-ThAth hOUIt.
The Of the Road equal the c1un.y
The GREAT SHORT LINE 10 THE WEST.
Office No. AstoT House. Drner Of Vs-ey s.
Facilities for the transportation OF Passengers % and from Cnr
ennati Chicago ST. Louis St Paul. Nashville, Memghis New.
Orlean and all other towns in the West Mr. hWes, ond
ed for speed snd comfort BY any soue
Through trains for the Wet leave NewYok foot Of Court
lsndt'st Morning Express, a. Evening Express, m
also ct nom place, via Al eat 'wn irving az
Psbugha u day aud connecting there with al West
esn trains.
Seering and smoking al the trains
Fare always low, and the time squck BY any othef
route
and from point the Railroads u 0io. Kentucky Indiana
mi, ois WISCONSIN, Iowa. Missouri, BY RAILROAD Oh
RECT port ON The nayigsbe rivers Of the West BY
senue er, from pitt 4burgh.
Ire rates Freight aud from any point of the West By the
Rar1 all times favorable charged
by other railroad paue Merchants and shippers in.us,
g Inc eir Freight hs Company, rely
with confidence It's speedy transit
This Company also maintains Emgant Accommodation
Line by hich psr emig eng Westward enjoy cheap and
comfortable mo of half the rates
Of fare T. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent No Astor heuse
No / Astor House, and No. south Wliianhst
Dot'AND No. Bateyplsc>
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% fct.
GUNNER Retreats.

COUNTRY BOARD at RYE-One hours rid
v fomthe city ut farmhouse u miles from DePOti COZ
v.y snce furnished TO and rom Bathig plenty o. nk on
vegetables For further particulars apply No lo1 West 2''
st., between 7th and 9th avs.
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5teamboats ano Railroads.

5ieamboats ano Railroads.
Ny BOATS for ALBANY and TROY.-The
ocIeI ana ~ se,9ss OASIEL DREW leaves Jay. q
psys nss aaMEHiA si,e; , H.rr'ea osocs a D., MOI
crsioa tickets good TO ret. r one - s es = s -
above hoaiss' g cat reduced p.ie,s
HARTFORD DIRECT.-The Steamers CRY
H OF HARTFORD md GRANITE STATE leave P.es.
ZIP diS at p n suudiy' excepted Cabin fare to H.rfefd
BOSTON DAILY via GROTON.-The Steamers
40 COMMONWEALTH AID PLYMOUTH ROCK, hom Pier
MERCHANTS LINE FOR ALBANY, every
WI TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and sUSDAY n s D. NJ
from PARK place ana Roonsont ARE 50 cents, The Sss and
fast steamer NORTH AMERICA ,sgL HAsCo4 leaves 9
above, connee' log with New ok Genital Railroad
CTEAMBOAT THOS. POWELL, Capt. Andor.
IVES. Point Cornwall Eswbargb, Poushsssp.e. Rondop' &c.
CTEAMER rs-Capt. iIavens,
OE Orient GssenB S'f HgeoT $e ss ssve: sE4gTss6A
AFTERNOONS, at O'Clock. Leave, Sag Har5or Gfecrpor
&c, alternate dsy'.
EOR NORWALK DIRECT, connecting with
4 tie Dsnhuy nsioad-ree fa.t ard slessrt STEAM
PAY PAERl %oRSIs +. SS osoe 81 S'S' to % yi % IF be R
gor and FaiIaed on New .sen Road, sa5 DSnbsy,
sSoS S'Sf 10 SfiS Ss stae SS eo saa .Sesdy eli d save
each by taking tho boat NorwsR Through IN hoHs
NAY BOAT for ALBANY and TROY and
~ INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS Steamer ARMbNA
leaves from foot OF H9rsou-st every MONDAY WEDNbs-
DAY, and FkiDAf, s'7s M Landing D;h-st.
GTATEN ISLAND FERRY. Fare Six Cents
- oats leave every hour, from p. from feet Of
Nbtehallst. east side Of the Battery.
TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
l. PORT aud FALL BIyER.-The .pleudid and superior
steamer METROPOLIS Can't. bf leaves Nsw-foik every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, aud SATURDAY, At o'clors p. IA
ard the h Az STATE, Capt. Alen. on 8ONDAY WEDHBS
DAY and FRIDAY at O'clock D. M iro pier No. Mr.
Hereafter will be regarded secured gD9
cent until the shall hive been paid Nr
Freight Boston IL through with great dispatch by
WM BORDEN, Agent Nos. 20 and Il wes,st
vV'O BOSTON, PROVIDENCE AND NEW
4 PORT, by SHORE LINE.-LeHss T,h-s, Ahav., Sam.
arrive Ia Hence $50 pn anye Ia Providence
1:3Opm pm Express Through Mail Train, snige in Prov
FL CALHOUN Superintendent
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-For ALBA
Il 4 NY aud TROY, CONNk CITING WITH TRAINS MONTH
aud WEST. Trains leave;
From Charnbers-st From a'ti-st.
Express and II m and J:3 7:25 ll25 m, ard j35 and
Troy ad Albany with sleep lO4Sp m sundays iaeladed)
ingcaT) 1915 p -
Pougnkeepsie train, q, n o'[' a M, aHa i'F P u
sld l:l5 r.
ssa ss,l'si s. train train M & 400 ~ ~ H. H. . and sa
aud y. m.
'"DAi" 'iSiH' '''T ~ A. l. sSlIIH, saperinienjeb.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-06

CEA BATHING.-UNITED STATES HOTEL,
- Long Branch NJ j. win open for the reception q visitor
June 1861 With the enlargement of Dining Room PaTor ad
duipa Rooms since last will amply accommodate
s00 gnests Addre,s B. A. SHOEMAKER. Proprietor.
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Udnts.

A MOST experienced Protestant woman wishes
Chamberwork and tine Washing or HOUSEWORk il most
Nurse and good Seamress. Good references
objections to country WGges moderate. Good dPoiioh
Cali at No $40 Broadway, hall door, Ior days.
WANTED-By q neat, tidy Girl, from the
w North Of ireland Situation as GEM RAJ sERVANTi
males Bread Washes aud Irons well is willing and atene
nearzd-ay
4 GRADUATE of Harvard College, an eX-
~ pesnced Teacher and recently Pincis Of the tno
Die High School H. prominent >ou hsm city, dc.Hes ,h
position Northern Western states or ffoe
ship either Of attn and Greek English Literature IN Oo
Address E. d.. Box No. 25. Charlestown. Mas
A LII Employees in city or country, IN want OF
~ good civil clean aud capable SERVANTS should car al
DRAPEKS EMPLOYMENT INSIIIUIION, NO. !, LIercA
up ss Employers vii find this the best
IN the city to obtain really good E,iA1shsa IN 9'
FAMILIES WANTING SERvANTS-Call at
the oIdestablished Office and Institnc No. l3B llth
st. oIper 6t ay. German English. lrish and Americsn
women Good plces always ready All orders by man ponP1J
attended TO.
CFRVANTS.- The EMPLOYMENT SOCIETY
- st Clinton 4s Aslorpls and 8hst near Brosdway,
formerly Bible House have hand large assortment of Ger
man. French Scotch, Welsh aud other SERVANTS German
and french angusgesspoktn A lady IN attendance
IHTANTED-AGENTSt TO sell an article recently
w patented and specially adapted to the wants OF the times
and the Of Agents with ready le, aud good pTohis
Sample by mail Illustrate Circular address, with samp
J. II. ArWAIER Providence, H. l.
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Go Ubom IT man Conerrn.

no! YOUNG MEN Without help you are
rmned-What you most need is not Medicine but IN
FORM ATON Read Tract will send you for dime, on my
New Method of Self Healing In certain Nervous complaints ie
and sure Addrcs. LA RAJ SUNDERLAND, Boston, Mas.
4 AW NOTICE.
IL HENRY WINTER DAVIS
win attend The Supreme Couit Of the United States
No s. 81. Paulst.. Baltimore
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ENOCH LEWIS, General sap't, Altoona, PA

DAILROAD TO LONG BRANCH, N, j.
RARITAN and DEL. BAY RAILROAD for Red Bank shrews-
bury, LONG BRANCH Bergen Work. Nc On and aerySy is.
the popular steamboat SEA SHORE Capt shrman, VIII sase
foot Of daily at 10 g. aud m to fot
Monmouth connecting there with cars or all rseaisr
BRANCH, at m, lol a. and 4 NJ. stag, eonnses e.
ih ears for All parts country. Excellent meals on We
Sss shore COMBINATION and EXCURSION TICKETS
S =. dnced rates Hotels Long Branch charge 70
~ .f.n
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6perial Notltes.

10. O. F.-Tbe r. W Grand Lodge Of Southern New.
York win tine Aqnna sesion ia It's Room, o. y
Hall Of Grand-st. WEDNESDAY, August y at 10
O'Clock a. m Eeeciou officers THURSDAY from 10 10
O'Clock p. N. By oI3er. JOHN y. DAVIES,
Grand Secretary.
Mortenss Celebrated Gold Pens improvements
machinery for manufacturing Gold Pens and
cured the subscbe by Letters Patent have enabled him to
'he many irercions hitherto unavoidable IN their
production and Dog the cost within the resch Of s
Tie writing blc shoud know tbe following facts; Constant
writing for months is done cheoper with Gold Pens than with
steel therefore, h il economy TO Gold Pens The Cold Pen
unchanged BY years Of continued while tg Steel
Pen changing by cononon and wear therefore perfect
guonty of ng obtsoea only by the oi the Gold
Pen. The Gold Pen l. always ready and reliable While the
s., e Pen nu be often condemned and selected
theref in the Of the Gold Pen there great saving Of
time Gold capable Of receiving degree OF elasticity, so
hs the Gold Pen j. exactly adapted to the hand of the writer
therefore ,he Of The hard aud not injured IL
known TO be he by the Of Steel Pens lie i sell
ing Gold Pens Al pIc's vary iIon 25 eenis to according
" ze The svesee wesr Of every one Of which N far ouil..
OF the beet Steel Pens Sold by all cears in the lice
throughout he ccunty Wholesale and all al the store No
n Maiden lane hero all orders cos;ng eaih pos, aups
wTeoeve prompt attentions snda Pen Pens In
value and seeetcd according 70 pion wilt edatey be
sent by mail OF otherwise a. directed. address
A, NORTON, No rs MsidcnlaDe New \ ok.
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oNc ISLAND RAILROAD-CHANGE OF

ITFRMTNUS-Lesyo Jsmessiip aud 3ith-st Ferries New
York At a. M aud 33j p for creenpor " y, aad ~.
~ n, syos,st, $50 .. N farnngdsle. For Hempssa
a M hi IN 3:3O 4:So asd $3.50 For Jamaica isaso
~ - M $40 4:e0 $3.50 and $50 Trains leave hun'e
Point on arrival Of boat from James-slp. -->
NEW-JERSEY RAILR0AD-For fHassy fHdsAyy
II DFLPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, va yEnSnt, i,,
cTY-Ma ard E.Pres LlOs. esys soa o &C ca
enna, and West, snd for B:tm and through '~ss
cheeasa'h W. WoUDRUFF, Assistant supeIin1tsnassn.
No baggage will be received for any trains unie
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD-For ALBA

Ia NY and TROY, CONNkC'
Ond WEST. Trains leave:
From Chambers-st.
Express, 7mdll a. m, and J:3)
aud 5 p. m.
Troy ard Albany with sleep
ing-caT), 1875 p. m.
Pougnkeepsie train, q, . a. NJ,
ald l:l5. r. ~.
Peekskill trsin. : p. m.
Siug Sieg train, 3 q. M, 4:D
aud y. m.
fisbkill train, 5:3)p. m. =,
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tUeooina CARDS, &t.
Doar0 an0 Rooms.

A MEXICAN HOTEL, Jersey City.-Full board
IA for single gentemen rs per week Families desiring per-
board win find this hotel both convenient business and
economical In expense.
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obstruction.

EARM BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS--M
Il Little Ferry Bergen County. n. J. Terms. from u to
.J7 per quarter. For circulars adde's A. B. HlSASI Pm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-21
Confederate Congress.

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N" uFLEASS'. oes' u i9oi'
t' "'s H''"'s" y "'s H'st''s Sosy ySs!0.''E
1ss''S''t" ''s st,!= y Ao'''s"'
Feo"'e "elAffSF'E oee Pe!ote you aS can
-" - .t NJ U 's' r ~ VI '''
, -, = 10y ,, ~, ~ ''J e9e'' ''F' p'i-'f''ss
~ 'l @ f"' @o yum 4-'E'&
~ ~ ~ s p'eS'nI' "et VIC are eits"seo III s'F"&s'e
o' o our oonleuelacs 'neFe shoua De pt
one 'eeihg eSis'Gg among ai classes oil ethe wei
are oil our country ana nut one pahe great party OF the
confederate states oil Aheflc From my 5optl upwards
nave been Feared in the Old school Of the doctrine OF ate
sh having oceh pupil OF that Distinguished soldier and
s'ttesiash zen Jlo a. Qui'hah OF mississippi
nave ever regarded me doctrine OF state Rights as the
foundation OF our liberties conadnguished from consoi
Gated government OF coercion which, before the adoption of tbs
oa constitution OF tue United States was denounced by Mr. Ed
a'lu member OIL tue eleTaI convention 1871, az
"Pdc''e't' e3fc'tstfe' ef"e 70 Rde0d"a' ant eHdN to
h1ee ne mss ens o. Il ~ Err" the 5oot AH6 riot IN the &0t
g'hsf Js0o'c-ftStaeis, on... - . a..
NeXtto inc obtaining OF our Independence it should be the
dearest Wish brewery oil ms Gonedecy in the retorma
non oil our fepubcah to restore the purity Of the
ecVe and TO Top oh the ezcresccnces which haze
previously ieSteea upon enr pohtlca institutions " d.
~ an cases tue clearly expressed wall OF the people should be
peea 10 pteF'n gree from dcffion BY combinations OF
men OF parties ana nettered by sectional telling
Which the immortal ashngon warned our people against and
the cesee agitation OF which has proved destructive to the
vitality Of all communities 1T was by the corruption of the
people That the elements Of civil liberty first destroyed in
the Republics OF Greece and Rome When the elective fran
elise in those Republics made personal
the people by corrupt politicians and deragogues Csece
fell The der&gogues Of the United States have hut
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-21

Tbs Southern OIL Company manufacturing A No ,
Oil adapted Railroad boxes aud kinds Of ,os,
merry As many using 1t for all kinds Of macbIp ,,v -
deem it proper call ther attention tie following Int
lions
This OIL being o! penetrating nature, tendency IN M
lec any dust dirt that may have eted Itself Or acn
lated in the various defects mpertpcon in achuerv
Therefore, where other oil has been used the machinery bon
be thoroughly cleaned and may be necessary again 10 clean
of, after applying onr OIL.
1t proper that be distinctly understood that the on mar,
uuered by THIS Company is The FIST made rosu h,,
suitable for maChine;yRl pye91y used FOR that nur
pose has been mixed with other intoxicating agents. and even
then failed compare faYOra6ly good Lard on The i'm
proVemeus introduced IN e nNGhnsry Of the Southern OIL
Company Works and tie improved me2d adapted Of expep
entirely the acid apd gluten Contained in all Oil heretofore oh
tanned from rosn enables them aubr th. oil pure and
rely solely its merits It rs offered the public with
full knowledge the part Tie CgnVauy It's being what hey
represent and in all cases whgu pocVred 5n the Company
Is guaranteed 10 perrtrm what IL promised
Shoajd it be found gum, Immediately re
II by wipng with cloth saturated WITH napba OF tufptn.
tine, which is manufactured by tas Company, mud constantly
hand, In quantities to suit
SIMEON TOBY JR.,
o. 2ptf President
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Col, scota's regiment La. Cavalry.

n
Col no SCOTS st Regsent Louisiana Cavalry nearly
ready service. This Regiment is that every citizen Of
the Se should be poudof duer body troops has not yet
entered the service OF the Confederate States 1t has been
raised ountsd armed and equipped without cost TO the Con
edeate Government Between four and five hundred thousand
dollars have been raise in the country parishes making
its outfit complete without the General
AN APPEAL
made To the citizens New Orleans for means TO still
further add to It's efficiency There attached to the ars com,
pany-numberng one hundred mentwo l2lb mountain how
srs and Alb raed cannon, representing New Orleans
This has been dene relying the wekuown beraty
citizens that they will furnish the TO properly e0up
them and in that the commercial metropolis of the
Southern Contederacy will be represented regiment that
must prove n credit to our State t
The sum required for this purpose is about S6O0O
The following named gentlemen kindly consented to act
committee to receive subscriptions with such may
appointed TO act with them
ALFRED MuSRoE, Gro. H CHaPLAIS
I. MARSH DENMAN, G. S. MANpEyILLE.
al Sniff
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GEORGE W. WARD, Receiver,


SIC Be further enacted That is and shall be the duty
of each and every citizen Of these Confederate States spee
give information the officers charged with the execution oil
this law of and ever, lands tenenents and
goods and cae rights and credits wihinthis eeneaeracy
and Of every right theon held owned possessed
or enjoyed by or for any alien enemy ms aforesaid
SIC Be it further enacted, That it snail De the ou's OF
every attorney agent former paner trustee OF other person
holding or controlling any such lands tenenents or hereda
snts goods chhtiel rights or credits or any interest
therein OF any such alien emmy specify to inform the ne
ceiyer provided to be appointed Of the same and
an account thereof and far practicable, to place
The same in The hands such Receiver whereupon such
son shall fully acquitted Of I'LL responsibility for property
and effects 50 reported and turned And such person
illy failing 10 give such information and render such
count Shall be guilty o. high msdeme inor and indic
men and conviction shall be ued not exceeding five
houaand dollars and imprisoned not longer than six months
said and imprisonment 10 be determined by the courtyng
the caeand shall further be liable to be sued by said Goned
States and subjected to double the value Of the estate
property effects Of the alien enemy held by him subject
his control wv s-. OILS 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-21
A Military Rarbecue

For fr benefit of Volunteers and their families will be
given TUESDAY. cd insa t. the grounds of the Me-
tae Association by the Regiment OF Confederate Guards.
THE object purely benevolent many of patriotic et
proposing furnish gauitousy all that be required
OF provisions, ice, tables, etc. in order that
deduction whatever shall be made from the received
Beeyes calves, sheep lambs, shoa and pigs will be roasted
whole in addition to which, Of all kinds will
barbecued Goals in the usual The cooking will
be the grounds and dinner served tables by
awnings sufficient the accommodation of five thousand per-
Provisions cooked and uneopked consumed, with
many other articles Will be sent the Free Market The follow
ing morning, .5.. ..r-r. l =-
From 10 A. NJ "a NJ will devoted to target practice
prizes prolnennde At3P NJ dinner will be served
and at az PM military parade will take place.
10 the ladies' who most forward in giving aid and
comfort Volunteers and their families, would respect
fully suggest each provides herself with cheap culico
dress plainly made, to be The OCCASION audob be do
mated the Free Market the morning for the families
those whoare the recipients Of the receipts of the
becRe. #' .--.".
The building will afford every convenience to enable ladies
and children 10 pass the day comfortably as if at home.
Carriages with ladies and families only will be permitted
The gate the of tile ladies' stand, and
vehicles will be allowed within the enclosures. "i
Police officers will be in attendance preserve order pre-
vent the entrance Of improper persons.
Each ticket 81 So Children 50 Nurses and servants
families in attendance free. Officers and privates the
Battalion will purchase tickets from tbs their
respective companies FOR themselves ard families,
tickets will be issued.
The Volunteer Corps of the city respectfully invited
through their commanding officers, join the Regiment
military ceremonies of the day.
The following Gentlemen ill be in attendance receive the
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Notice.
ors.sE., o.. qHH oosrEDrHssu sr.res Rrorvza,

'7e5- 80. 80 ClEp street sss5
E4E ~ 4- as New urlesng, octohst ii, ISL J
? ms drawn through inc middle 81 Canal see from the
% wase ,he a1id ssreei intersets The New cana and
thence Gown ssId Canal 10 Lake Poac6a4tain lfp, the
ssaaasf5 s' tSe District for which tho is the
ia noftA inc OF be Parish Of ofeaus on the Right Back
s,a s on both side4dosn the Bzs constitute this
Noehsngs win be in regard 70 business already
nsnesd 10 tas Office and all parties ganisheed BY me- wr
port 70 MS oee to hs1eyg arrangement,
JOIN NJ. HgGER g. S r.
So AZ newspsrets in ba abovel District viii publish III,
AOs ~ "HH sen' COPY 70 'his once obs 2ptf