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BROOKLYN.

CoRoSERls INouEsr.-Coroner Horton hel
an inquest yesterday upon the body Of Francis
Quinn, who died at the Ord Precinct station
house on Tuesday night. The deceased was
found in state Of great prostration under shed
IN Congf' s. street, and removed 70 the station
house by officer Byrnc lie told he fTiser that
he had eaten nothir , fr tive DAYS. hut even.
appearance irdca'ed hat lac hal drank a gre At
dDl - quor. ~, Il that III system had I've ONE
rnc'ya "d ." such a degree That he could not
iOnU survive. The jury rendered a We dict e
d 9Th fom ul sen'cry caused by intemp,rancc
nrd ncrhc'.
Pnou,ulr FATAL ACCIDENT Nicholas NJ
Cormick accidentally fell into sewer. con.t -uct.
ing in Bond near Butler street, on Tuesday sf.
tcfhoon, and is believed to have sustained in,ur-
rics Of q fatal character lie was cOnyevcI To
the L. l. College Hospital
ARTIST ~ DisRPPrrABtE FEMALES -
Court 1t. and the vicinity Of the Cts Hdi
Park have OF late become notorious for the great
number IT lcwd females, and die boy, aud Young
men, who promenade hack and forth every even
ing and NJ il not uufrcqucntly the case are
guilty OF improper conduct, that Respectable
women du,n 1t hardly p-up't 20 pt,s alon, AZ
ter night sets in. The nuisance has hrcome 70
great that the pulce have token hold Ut the
matter, and ON Friday night 40 less than four
teen guls were arrested. They woru arrais ned
lciHc lustiC" Bu'Tum Yesterday morning, when
The young men were nptn,nicd and dschtrg-
ed. and the females r,maud,vl Tor examination.
This will probably put a stop TO street walking,
for u little while at least.
All ron SIX CENrs.-Mictacl Peters was
brought before Justice Bo,rm Yesterday morn.
ing on the complaint &C farmer named George
Hay wood reading at Dist street, who charged
him with having stolen a quantity # fruit val.
ued At sir CENTS from his garden. The ,cu.cI
pl AIDED guilty, and the Justice discharged hun
vi Ii rcprimand.
CHARGE or PERJURY. Officer Wilson, o
the 81 Precinct, yes crdsy arrested a man mined
william Boyle, on a charge Of perjury preferred
ly Mr. Dool,y, under the llowing circum
stances; Dool"y rented apartments from Bpylr
Boyle brought an action to dispus,css him fu
non-p ymcnt At rent. Ga the trial he swor,
that he had asked u Obey several times for tn,
rent, and Dool,y now brings his action TO prov,
that Bowie had never a,kyl him for the rem
before erecting him.
A1rrMrIEp R,pR.-O Iiccr Barr, of the -
Yesterday arrested James Wilson, on the com
| plant Of Maria Merchant, Of Cold street, whit
| charges him with the ahoye oEcu,c. lie vii
| bc tried Ou Friday afternoon.
BoLn RonHERY.-O Tuesday evening, Will
| the family Of Mr. Bougrind Of no Fulton ave
| nue. were at tea in the basement, some bJld THE
entered the parlOr by means Of the front door
| which had been lelt ajar, and wa kel oil wild
ELK velvet mantle worth SlOO, and scyord
Other articles
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Ny"1n', Sp' il-Ihc following !, the
ticket nCmnat'd by the People Convent. II
without cooperation with the Republican C,n-
,cntiOr.
Attorney Gcueril-D 5 Dickinson; Score
tar Of State lioralio Ballard, Of Cortland;
Comptroller Luciu, Robinson, Of Chcmuns;
TREASURER W H. Levi, Of King; Canal Com
missioner for the long term +. A Abcrgor Of
Eric; for the short trrm-F. A. Tallmadgc, o.
Ne" York; state rrsor-A H. Tappln, %.
Wc,ichc.,cr; State Ergnccr-w. u. Taylor, O
Oneida, Court OF Appeal. W. b. Wright, o
lister
Tho Republican, b,,o rot vet nominate,
thcil ll.kct.
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A SrRANoE RUNoR We are informed ths'
distinguished party Of eight parsons, irciud-
ing the Presid, nj Of the Uni'ed States MI
SEWARD, Secretary Of STATE, and Mr. C'M1R-
ON, Secretary Of War, were oonv-yeI IRON
Washington to Philadelphia yesterday hy a
special train with closed doors --no o.her persons
Icing allowed on the train. What con 'eivablr
emergency could have required the absence Of
all these high official peron, from Wash gton,
including the President himself is beyond our
conjecture. We should be disposed to regard il
A. "sell, but our informant is no stranger
and had his information direct from those ia
charge Of the train.
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bergs-, q scamstres, wss arrested yeste' day,
charged with STEALING diamond ring, valued
AZ eI50, the pror-rty Or Mrs Florence McKin-
rsy, of No. g. Eat 3Si strest Tho ring had
ieen pi,ksd up in front of Ms. McKinnsys
Thought Il 70 her, aad she sold Il for e20 10 one
Parker, who Ike ps a segar store In 80 avenue.
Parker was also arrested, and he stated tina, he
add it TO InAn who had gone to Washington.
DO he and Mrs. Erzberger were committed
for examination
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Washington S,p' 1.-THE Maryland sc,cs.
,on,ts are evidently bent upon doing mischief
The state legislature is to assemble ON Tue. law
nest, and 1t J., understood that the majority of
the members intend to take measures TO invite
the invasion Of The state by the rebel army. and
then TO pass an Orliurn oil recession.
Generals Dis and Banks are fully appriscd Of
these movements, and will employ thrlr force,
10 prevent TIE cousumation Of reasonable acts
General Howard who has been nominated hv
tie MARY land Iehcl, for Governor of the state. {,
the Official reporter 10 the Supreme Court of the
United States. lie Is a ranh scccssOnist.
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Why Nor we have q roport this mom.n,
of energetic proceedings in Brooklyn against
lewd females for Outraging public deccncy 10y
frequentipg the streets by night for their inia-
nous purposes. A crying nuisance Of the same
kind has long thIiyen nmolested under III,
noses of the police in this city. Lower Broad.
way aud the cross streets adjacent, exhibit every
evening grand promenade Of shameless te-
males in astonishing numbers. Not long ago,
these streets were for a while swept clear OF them
by night by the police, and the few who kept
up the business were driven to the most inse-
Nous disguises and dOdges to avoid getting
lodgings instead Of lodgers They wore deep
mourning, carried heavy burdens, hurried along
like belAted working girls, and behaved like
anything but what they were, until all their
tricks were worn out, and the streets were very
nearly relieved Of the visible disgrace. Now it
hOurifhes and Aaunts again in unbonnded FREQ
dom. Why the changer
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ARnrvAfs AZ THE 'TAFAYrryE HoJsE. -
Mr.. Alfred ssndford, the Unitsd States Marshal
OF Rhode Island, arrived here yes,srday morn
ing, having In his custody John W. Andrews,
who was arrested In Providence on Tuesiay az
ternoon, charged with treason, having been, II
Is alleged, In the Louisiana militia, and in
constant communication with the rebels. Mar
shL Murray, in obedience to the instructions Of
Secretary Seward, caused Andrews to be con-
yeytd TO Fort LAFAYETTE.
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Trenton, ". j., Sept. 1l.-Thcre is great cv.
element here in consequence of rumor that
Col. JAS. Wall Of Burlington, had been arrested
and taken to Fort Lafayette, charged with Sc
cessiOn procivites. The arrest engrosscs the
discussion of squads throughout the city.
A rumor saws that several in this city are
about To travel the same road"
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Arrest Of Colonel James W. Wall, of New


". Wall, Of th, CITY, was arrested this after
noon by the United States Marshal, aud taken
towards New York in the afternoon train.
The arrest Of Colonel Wall has prodgccd a
most intense feeling Of excitement among the
people, he has been leading man among them
for many wears.
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Fires, Accidents, Inaucr-, &c.

FATAL AccipENr.-Au inquest Is held yes
terday at the New York Hospital, upon the
body Of Joseph Brewster, native Of Ireland,
20 years Of age, who died from injurie, received
on the Path ult. 10y Icing caught between tbs
hawsrr Of a schooner and the vessel, while it
via mourcd over Cocntics reef. \ verdict ol
accidental death was rendered.
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The L. S. gunboat L, u. Hale, q Acting
Master in command, W. ID. Gregory, hauled
alongside the wharf at the Brooklyn Navy Yard
Yesterday, to take on board two eleven inch
pivot guns, probably for the gunbOat Hou,atonic,
now in coune of construction at the Charles
town Navy Yard. The Il. b. Hale will sail to-
day. She was put into commission on the 4th
instant, and would have sailed earlier, but tho
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Boston, Sept. 1.-The whaling bark Marga-
ret Scott, was seized at New Bedford by the Unit
ed States, today being suspected of fitting out
for SLAYER. Samuel p. Skinner, reputed own
er, Ambrose Lander, Master, and tho frat and
second officers were brought to this city, and
Lold to bail for an examination.
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LArrss WHO AR THouBI I'D wIru PIIrIRs
Rotchcs, Tan, sInburn, or any Disagreement Of
tic Skin. should Try The "Ba'u Of White l. Hes"
which is 10 I've LpI at 20 soutL Sc, ond st., Williams
burgh at the low price Of % cents er bottle 1t is
al excellent preparation.
WNTcHT-, JrwELRY DINMoNpS,
AND sILYEKwARE,
r. glh 10y q. G.. ALLEN,
ALn n--.LlA ~
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Republican -rntc Convention.

Syracuse, " T., September 1.-THE Repub-
lean State Convention met at Victim Hall,
TODAY, ard was called to order at II o'clock by
Simeon Draper.
The Convention was largely attended.
Hon T.. q. ltpham, Of Ontario, was chosen
temporary Chairman. lilo made brief speech
IN favor IT no compromise or peace with the
r,hcl,. and Union with all mes willing to sup
port tie Government
The usual committees were appointed On Gre
dcutIl- and organization.
IT, Thompson Of Albany, moved The follow
ing:
Rsoir,I, That a committee Of throc b. ap-
pointed 10 wait upon the Peoples Union Con
youtiun now in ,siun, and request them tu
unite with u, in nominating a state ticket ire.
tprctiNc If party, pledged tu the yisorou. sup
port 81 the war until every traitor ii ght.u,
against the Union and the Constitution OF the
utrd state, shall lag down his arms.
Alt,r some discussion, the resolution " A. laid
ON the table Tor the present, to allow the COM
| mlttce ON the order ui business to arrange the
matter, with the understanding expressed hy
| the chair, that the Peoples Convention woulI
| learn from the discussion that this Convention
wa, prepared 10 meet them more than halfway
| The Convention took a rrcc., until l.. NJ.
| AFTERNOON SESSION.
W. Angel, from the committee on parma
rent organization, reported the following oil
| Ccry:-
Prc,idcnt-IIon. Charlie, II. Van Wyck, o
| sullivan
| Vice Trc,dcn'--E. u. Covliu and I,aa,
DAYTON, Of New Norh and two others from cacl
| judicial district
| Scrrc,arc--,lamcs W. Booth Of Nrv York
and one OIL or from each iul cal district
| The report OF the Committee ON CONTESTED
| Seat, was presented.
| delegation from a German Republican Con
N,ntiuu, hell yesterday, Wa, Introduce, am
Il cir chairman, Prot Pci,ncr, # Schenectady
submitted the patriotic resolution, 10y that bod,
Nj r-hnl Kane Coming 10 Fort I.urt,cIt,
| %.
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TmE INION TOl.IN .OUNDED!
The North 1nroIinn quota Of Federal
Troops.

Washington, SJt II -Chas. Henry Foster,
called on the President today for the purpose Of
rendering the government Toll brigade OF lay.
alist, from that state
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mNR RbAGsH;S.

DONNAN- CtNAYAN the Row. J. \ NJ
Gi', Nj. S,u'1 DOMAIN e. MISC Maria Cauyau,
both ol " ..I.au.s. srsl, y. y. Isl
HUTCHINSON -BYLES-On wednesday, $ It.
l'tl, Is TIE Rev. q. 1nlwpigr, Nj. james II ~
c.f,s.u e. Ms, Annie a. BY les, an Of Gr'rnp int
l. f. llt
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uG,,L, IMPORTANT from n ENTUCKy,
Rebel Troops to be Ordered 0ut
Of the state.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

frankfort, n.y., sept. II The House Of Re-
preventative has adopted a resolution directing
the Governor To issue proclamation, ordering
the Confederate troops, now cncampcd in this
state. To cvacuatc tho soil Of Kentucky Tho
vote on tho passage Of the resolution stood II in
favor, to &c against.
Tic House then refused Ia suspend the rules,
in order 10 allow the Introduction Of a rc,plu.
ton, ordering the Governor to issue proclana-
ton ordering both the Federal and Confederate
troop, to cyaouatc tho state.
THE INIOS TOC-iN SOUNDED!
IoTalNc, Sept. io.-TLc Journal Of thi'
morning calls upon Kcn,ucknns to rise AMI
makc war TO the knife upon the Tennessee nya-
der.
Gen. Anjer 'on has not vet assumed commtnd,
hut awaited the above action Z" the Legislature
in reference 70 the invasion u the rebels
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GENERAL NOTICES.

HOllowny'- Ointment and Plli- nrc IA GER
tain cure for all wuuuds, cores AID ulyrrs. uI'y
- cents Jer lax ur pot lnf
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NHIh,phid, Sept. ll.-Thcrr were loo sub
>gulcrs to the National Loan today AMI slO2.-
eco subscribed At the office Of jay, Cooke *
Co, and t2' 900 at the United STATE, mint.
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Tie Republican Convention

Syracuse, Sept ll--Tho Republican Con-
y,t.on substituted lbrrc Cor Tallmadgc, Tor
Canal Commissioner ud endorsed the res of
lie People Ticket.
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Osrc9o, N'pt, ll.--rrncc Napoleon, accom-
panied by Princes, Clo,hllc, passed through, o.
wcgo lat night, on their way down the lake to
the Thousand Island, and St Lawrence.
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Portsmouth, \. H., Sept. 1.-THE gun boat
Kcarsasc was launched at the Navy Yard to-
day, and has been placed in the floating dry
deck to he coupercd.
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Another Party Nomination
Rejected

Ey1nh, Sp, ll-Dr lIrurrk, ,hc Demo
crnlic nominee ior state Treasurer will ,h.r'ly
publish letter declining - accept the uomini.
I,u.
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PUBLICATIONS, &c.

EXTRA o RDINARY FASHION MAG
II ZINE Mime DEMORES1' = q iartcr'y y
If FASHIONS, with spleulil impruvcm ''t, o.
rubiy, and Tor sale everywhere. sell CT
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NV STEAM FiRE ESoiSE.-Protection En-
gine Co., No. o. received, on Tues lay last, their
new steamer, manufactured by the Amo.keag
Manufacturing Company. It weigh 1920
pounds, and in its action gives entire satisfae-
ton.
ARRrvAL or 4 BRAzrLrAS MAN or-wAR.-
The Brazilian steam corvette B,beribc Com
mander Alvin, arrived on Tue-i,y mrning
from rernambuco, in % dpy. The p mounts
seven gum, and has crew If ~ men. No
privatcers had been heard Of in the vicinity Of
pcrnambuco.
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CITY NEWS.

ARRANGEMENT, roR TIM McMA~rs Or,r-
Qrrr-.-1hc executive Committee on arrange
mcrts for the VI Manu- oh,cques met yc.'er-
day afternoon, at No. 4 Centre street.
Mr. Mcaghcr, from the Committee to wait on
the Archbishop reported that the Most Rev.
gentleman had assured them that all possible
rcsr,ct would he paid by the Church, to the
body of McManus. a solemn high Mass woull
be celebrated in II. pauick's cathedral, where
the body would lie in state in front Of the mid
die altar hut no banners paraphcunlia or in.
-ignia, would be- allowed inside the church. No
funeral sermon would be preached hut Iii,
GIl,c himself would say a few words withou,
political reference 10 the life of deceased. A.
the conclusion of the high Mass, the body will
probably he conveyed TO the Moruary chapel At
Calvary Cemetery, there to remain until the
morning Of its departure, when the procession
To- Lee drawn mp 90 the foot ul 2il street will
take charge of the remains.
The steamship agent. viii comply in every
u-pcot with they ishc, If the committee.
ltwa. resolved that tho Executive Commit
tee should receive tho body anil convey it to the
Caihc, raj and that the Sixty ninth Regiment
and rhocni> Brivalo bee requested to furnish
suitable guard, ct honor To act from the time o
arriving m'ilth departure OF the remains for
| ireland.
Judge Connolly moved the appointment Oh
a committee Of five to draw up designs for
decorations and other articles Of public display
necessary tor the funeral, which was adopted.
| ..----
TIM Parser ~ JoINvILrE.-Th Prince 4,
Join, lie will arrive to-day by the Africa. /
WAS at fist intended that number of foreigl
Consul. l, 5. officials, and heads Of the cir,
! departments should go down the Bay 10 NEE
him, and that public reception should be giv,I
him ON his arrival, hut as it WAS finally under
stood through the brazilian Consul, thai moth
ing was farther from his desire, the plan IN
been abandoned and the Prince will be allowc
to land quietly, and 60 70 his hotel like an,
other rich but respectable gentleman
ARRIVED lEsrERAY.-Britsh schooner Aig
burth Qri1e) Gage, Matanlas, Aug 18th, wit
molass, to order, was bound to ST. John, ~ b.
and captured Aug. 3lst of Florida by L. S
'loop jamestown, in consequence of her beini
on the coast and some informality in her papers
Acting master Chisholm and 8 men were pu
on board of her, while the mate and three sea
men ofthe schooner were transferred to tn
jamestown. Her cargo consists Of 81 hhds., 3
trs. and II bbls. molasses to order.
The schoonerwas seized on suspicion of endea
voring to run the blockade at St. Johns, Flori
da. She cleared for st. Johns, New Brunswick
and was found few miles from st, JOINS, Flo
rids, where it is clear she could not have bee
driven. The inference was that she would en-
deavor to nun the blockade, under the plea of
misapprehensiOn concerning the particular St
Johns for which she had cleared. The case
before the Prize Commissioners.
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NOTlCE-THE FIRM OF BELLAMl
co. is this day dissolved. All persons iud
ed b. said firm are requested " make payneh,
IL. bELLAMY and all accounts viii be se,i I'w
IL. BEELAMY. II. BELLAMY, J. VAN Wi ~
by their Att r1Iey, j, BELLAMY, ssii ~
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INSTRUCTION.

COMMERCIAL AND CLASSICAL Soho u
- NJ. 70 Henry street, will reopen GA Mon 4,
selt. "a. SOLOMON JESSER, A. NJ, Primo ~,
au3i 1915
IL WRITING ASSES-STUDENTS A
PAlNES 90 B'wery, or 2N3 Fulton ~, rol
lyL, receive 10 writing lessons for 81 or 30 TO- =
10 k-keepug lessons 81 per month ~ 10 lessc
lin tied; writing aud Arithmetic $40 per qu.s
oas aus each. Instruction day 1r evening.
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detachment of recruits enlisted in Buffalo,
arrived here Yesterday, and were transferred to
Governors Island. Recruiting in Buffalo for
the regular army is much brisker than in th,
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DR.. HENHY YIELDS
NERYINR POwDERA

TO CURE THE LOVE OF STRONG DRINK.
For sale at 60 Division street Mrs Beach's ala
F'hih Az. Mrs. Hayes, i75 Fulton 81, Brooklyn
Dr.. kcruor's 80 broad u. Newark
PRICE ONE DOLLAR
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A HTIFICIAL TEErH INsERrEp Z
nR. HOYE DLEIIST-uAS REMoV
OFFICIAL AND LEGAL
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE

Nov Iyla, 5 It. I'll, l~6l.
public notice is hereby -ylu, that on No
tie ldtu day of sep,omlcr 1851, shall proec''
draw panels D' jurors for the following Court
he held u and tor tho CITY mad equity of :
YORK., On tie IN day nf O.t.urr, l-Gi, ~
Panel of loo Petit jurors fora lpreme Court
cult Part 4 aud Oyor and Tamucr. \ J
of 100 Pett Jurors '.r a Supreme C'"1 Cr
pate.
iur uTty, Put. 4, ?.
.. Panels OF 10i Petit Jurors each for a C'H'
G. Um.n Pleas, Puts ~ ..
4 Pucl OF 20 Grand Ir,.s i.r Count 4
q Re miner.
4 Panel It 20 Grand Jurors for a Count
tryl SH-.f,ls.
a Panel of l5o Pctt Jurors for a Court Of G.
erLl S,s.i As.
JOHN CLANCY, Clerk.
Sept. IL, lsil. sel7'l.'
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THE LATEST NEWS
War Movements, &c.

BY rBLYoRA IN TO THR ,. L SIN
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NIl r-hnl Knnc ComIns TO Fort Lmr.,cllc
The NnIionnlIonn.

baltimore, S.pL II --Oricr' have boon re
cci,cd To remove Marshal Kane to Fort Lllay
cite.
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LYoSs' MAGNETIC INSECT PowDEB.
The original and genuine article, Wi, eNteruinAh
R.lghe.4 Ant', and all yertnin. Fre. rom polhJn
LYONS MAGNETIC PILLS
Are sure death h Rats ald Me- SIi IS ~ DrrE
s ~ ever where. d. S. BARNES, PTCpustoT, IA
PAX X ~, aud a. Broadway.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

Cavalry necrults wanted irsm-diately-
tor ms, rate regiment nearly ntli. Thrse whs
have seen ssrvice preferred for ot,ers: m,n-y,
tions' equipments ard quarters nj once. Appy TO
Csps B.DAVIS, III Jsberty - up stairs. 70
nrth brigade Headquarters Irt-h Bri-
Hsde, 800 Broadway, Sept. 10, '6i. hereby autho-
rise JOSEPH O'DONoGHUE 10 recruit for o., c.
ith Rgiment Irish Brigade, under the dsaqnat od
of Captain command NJ, with the ass- ace Of
Lisuts JOHN OCONNELL JOYCE and DENIs r.
BURKE. THOMAS FRANCIS hEAGHER CAol
mel commanding Nh Regiment Irisn Brigade
Rolls fur this company are oIen for signatures Al
IA Futon st; l61 Chatham IT. aud At the corner N
Thompson aud Amity ste. JOSEPH O'DONOG-l
Hue. Captain commanding Co. G.. ~
00,b n. v. :. v. Irish BriHade-CsmpanyI
y mustered in yesiei day, Will receive a lew morel
recruits at 433 aud go Pearl 30 Oak. ia sJuth ss,
and Park tatracks. WM. BENSON, Captain. ~ .
ID Company, Goth Reaitpent.-The menu
bers OF Tie Old company vhu we've out T. he wsr,t
and all the friends Of the cause are reIiest~d "a,
meet ut Ciarkes Hotal, % Chatham ~, os Thur.
day 18TH Scpt,mlet, i,Gi, from 10 A. NJ. TO = T.
NJ, T. further tie cause Of the brigade, and keepl
up tie glur.,us name our gallant 69th made-I
THOMAS FAY, Captain, u Company, Pird Rel
gmcti u sl Hrlnde NJ. NAGUlRE LIST ], cut
PATRlCk GOODMAN ~ l. cut. l61
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5 the best and cheapeat article 'or dressing .as
'eautifyiug, clraninH, cut.ng, pteseruug and ~
ror.ug tLshar. Ladies, try Il. Sold b. AZ Drug
; gts
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, TIL
4NALNAH GARDNER, OF Panied, in the 60
~ Of Union, state of New Jers, " hath this day m
an assignment n the subscriber Of his estate Tor
equal htneht OF his creditors, and that the Srd c
iols must exhibit their respective CLAIMS VI"
oath or affirmation within the term Of three mont
CORNELlls BOICE. Dated Sept. 2, 1851
sel2 3Th'l2s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-12

" mustered in yestei day, Will receive a lew morel
recruits at 433 aud 36J Pearl 80 Oak. ia sJuth ss
and Park barracks. WIN. BENSON, Captain. ~ I
Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-05
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