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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-02
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5000 garbs S6war3e uno 6ancy Crr6irite.
10000 9jalps Msrinp uno alle Nhm 0ueaii,
ter.
10000 2jarNs 8lansaS pUn jrNrr 6arbs.
10000 2Jdres Garpste.
5000 gdrbs 5lcrsS sSrltu6.
$4,000 SIarrs 0lustne.
10000 NGoS YsbiidS unO Slid Diapers.
$4,000 2arps SolmfCfs.
10000 gMbs 5u6.
600 SdonlS pen alien 6artan.
10000 WantiUas uao DpitHs.
so Sctts nrur StYls 3ilGasl6iur.
500 Sd.S6arrS fir 5snlern.
1 900 2Jarts 6attune.
I 400 3ugmo 2ipeS' unb NarnS Strimrfs
pon aucn 6lrten.
I 600 Sdds grmdblrrCc SGl;.
100 6GGden nruc Natartrn.
Nlrs gum y rtaui rtrdmUtlftiG in Stcpp's
wONlldlrm 8oraclp. p.Stobr, SO. 35 g3ell. pam.
iItcn StraBr, 2tliCntaum, Ya.
sEl" ScrlnM0t.- ginc iunar Mauneprirn,
ctpd lS Sabre ait, I'M nte Glrt in Sfppp'S
wCtIinIsm gargslr Stcbr 81 bimrn. Giner aus
Gem ganes wdpr ben SOrsus utalteu.
NLlsnioun, Auauit 2i. natr
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-02
81 II memer Giufnmf
Don Fjnibiabrs> mb Spmmrr>Oiter.

NNte hlterstihncteu ilno neulib ron 0i,upcrt unf
- philadelphia Surdd9ctsbrt, nit tinem Irbr arc.
Zen uno idmertn Stcd non Srdh0brs: unb Com
mer= Stttsr, wCldbe ocitlbe wchlftr en6icteu, als
oIttstbe IL eheoSm in Siesr Stabt gum 8Grtouf ans
aSeSten pfrocn fno-betcbenr aus cincm pollen III:
koCtCmeut non
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-02

sSrG1j0brSz(Siiter
an psm StUbr oUn
Bllr:o9r llno Zones,
SO. 0, Sf .Samiltun Strabs, 3 3btren unter.
balb benz
aliens SdMic-
QBir sr9retfsu cicit G5slesenbcit I'M bas 'auttis
FINN i'll bcnafribti9Su, pa6 mir iceten Zen arofRsi.
!dSuieu uno rpCblfsit1en Stcd Srtbi abrs:Sdter IN
etcler Staot erbattsn battn.
Ores 9 eibem.
9Rir wduIhen trcuorrt 2tufmCrtlanteit auf rtn-
or rsicbss unc grCSss Qdcrttment ron DrsPsSett Ca
~ tsntGn. ais:
JancY Setocn BON olcn Stpls unb Sualtdten,
aewSeafde idhwar,e Sctps prn atlen Nr.
ten aro ?preiesn, 70 ME fhwnr5'ftsus
rirter Seibe BON ben neutfsn
Stpls.
0re6 0N il ter.
@citsne 9ullrrs,
Src6r pCpltna,
9trihe fgutrtr @riietles,
4ariS gecrude Nareacs.
NuSaeiu&te StpIrS 9sOru de Gtalftss,
G,rwGbnli6ry Ycpln.
@cpGbnlihs rpllene IrldirS,
@rpG6nIi6sr unb fsuriltsr 1Sea9s.
G1apls ! Shnpl5 Cd owls !
Sfmar,e Strqa Shdnts,
5hWarse Irtprne Shnpls,
G6mnr,c 5titrt S6awIe.
Gjtrrudte ttgrGn,te S6awts.
fyribinbrS Cutters
lln9e16mudte Sud Oulers,
5ancY srfreifte DuisrS.
Otdnnrrz mb Suabens0iitrr.
&6warjes Sud, Irbr wcbIfeil.
Shrarie Gnemere BON allrn Qualitd!mr
0'cirpbnlitfs 0rab 1u6,
0dncp GoBimrrr, Elm srUBss Enforcement.
gEclcns plaios,
&weebs uno 2inIcY5.
Ginbeimii1e Oiiter.
G,ttlrittr &opftiBm,tisen. MuaIn.
G,etteiftsr Sbtrtins ,NtuaIn.
tlnGetIcibter SbrCtns Wualin,
GjetlcGtrr unb unaetleihtsr Sbrtin9. Mastin,
@rtt 5itinls ron alien Suatitaten, unb
5urnure G4fdO
Al MsAa
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-02
Nc6 einr ipid,tIgr Cur.
Gitrt Cub uOr WnaACalbrr.

Diele Sstanntmu6uns II albright bsirts an
has mGnnli6e unO weibIi6s @sIdleGt, psl6e an
ssbsimsn tlrIaGen Isiosn. Sd babe Strle Sobrs
practi,rt unO babe msin Slid srma6t, uno min.
fts nun meinsn Netsnmsni6fn prpfeIfcneu ,u
bisnsn.-S6ltsbe ensn Sbalcr stn, um rtwaioe
untofrn Su trircttsn. unO sn 16errs ylittrl pire
bir gum 3tstl. - eabs feline fulI6s 3drtlt6tsh
bid juriidbalten - osnn 60 wrO auf cine llrith
gsrf6wisssnbeit ssisbtn.
Or. Rea1apius Remaros.
Scr 9l0 Baltlmcre. gRdrrlauo
Stunt 20. n,Ie
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-02

Sebt 1T Cure 3eit!
Sin Derrlt0er Gtnfauf !
Die ilnterisbnetsn batSn otbsn eiurn bCrrlidsr
uno prabtpclIcn @intNuf ron
Nuen Mrten 9it6er,
popicr, Shrcibmotsrinlicn. perfumer,ien unb Ser
llbteosnhGtttn GusqEpadt, in tbrCm mcblcilen Bub
ltchr 3pfhgn otm NR0rltpitrrd uno oaarnbuh's
Sditbaus-sinCn @intauf miC mic jurcr-eCn nir
auh UiGcer an esu olIrrbui0f1n qrCi6Cn atlofsr
mCroen. D0runtsr fue ,u frocn
Gin all9Cmeines Sprtiment Der @rrfr
Ger Amsrihani(hcn
Sralst0f : @eTcUT6aTfo
Ssas- sBsttr mir pUlitive an ben prsilrn orr Sc,
lsuihaft perfaufen. &cmmt unb lsbst !-kss
ScnntagsI6ulbiher peutlhe unb enaliIde, bon
allen Nrten, bic mir an YtilabeIpbta Yrsiier
iiefern lEnnen.
Sttsln unp lefamsnte beutI6c unb rnetiI6e-
BON alien @rG6rn unb @int1nprn, nit unb obs
ne SilSer. trie man lie punI6t.
S'cteti unb @eiangbti6er BON alien 4rten-pres
btgttii6sr unb anoere Grbnuunasi6rftrn.
y Gntb L der - 9eoasrs bon alien @rtgrn,
9aartGtrr, Yae', MrmCranoum uno 8eIetrn,
tGder, cine uniibcrtrefni6e Quswatl,
pcdettiGr. port Monnaie uno bersei6rn, bic
II6 gar ndt bietCn laben.
Sin grcBes Q1Ortement Sdrettpapirr, padpapirr,
ETC., 6nnrp unO scWGbnIidcs Srirfpopirr, Sun
ieoer Srnrnnuna uno Sualtat
Sriefsllmlhldae (GnpslUpee) BON alien Sprten.
gngliihe unO OMtIte Sdulttihtr vun alien Nr,
ten. Icl6e bic in Der llmse9enb aaarmein aes
braudt werbsn - mpttIcer bier ,u batrn ale
tracnewU 1cnR uubcrtaIb ptilnbepbta. Gben'
fnG5
Sob, Statl' unO @dnIsfcbern.
SGwnr,e, rctbs unb blaue Shrettintr, 70 rptr au'
otei6 berrlids SdrritfluiO.
Sinter9Ger, 3intenpulper unb ShrritInno.
DeutIGr unp @nsIiI6s GasnOr fir 1885, Iint
beim @tnjelnrn unb @rCBsn ~ faufen.
eanbfartrn, Nlbums uub Siloer BON alien grtrr
unb preibcn.
9erfumereisn-als Cologne Na1er 6aar.
81, 70 wir ou& pm Der bslen fancy Srife.
3atnbiirlten 3lbnpulptr, unO buncrterlri anrnr
Nrttel rie mir nidt bier benamrn fGnnen.
arStOtrbaltsr uno anpere YrICnn wrlhr
ir9enO Ciwas aus unlerfm Sa6e trau6rn, ttun
wcbl wcnn lie lei uns anrufen. prnn mir perfau'
ien unlere Nrtitsl ale 70 wUtlfeiI, wCnn ni6t
mCbIfeiIeJ als man lic traenp IOnitnc in Der Sc
Brno tctrmmt.
6utb uno rSc1frid,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-02

81. S.-aUertet 9anHesprCorufts wcroen fir GSd:
ter an9eneuu'n uno Der bStbte Norttprsts rrloub
rtrrsn t't Srn ilntcrihri?bGncn, an 10. s. Q1tt pa
nil.ca: StraGe.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-02

Od6 2toIer Sotel
hriinprt fd AM nOrpwsa-
Iitten Gde bsr 6amiltort
unp Z. Strabsn, O0sr bsS
Oiarft : Sierrds, unb 1T
le6r brqucm fir RriIenbe
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-02
&0S sgsSler sSSOtea
cSn Der Gtnbt llllentnun.

N''I V0l ~NNVI >KFtNNINWI'
Der llntcrSs6ndr erBrsiit piele 0slserntsit,
icnsn 5rcunpsn, @6nnrrn urO Dem aqsrmsinsn
putIitum bic anSei9e gu MAIDEN, paB or bad q BE-
Ter 6oteI, In trr Stapt Nllentaun, 9s6n
GGuntY pl., nod mmsr betppbnt, unb nsuIi6
wrbr cine 9lcbr o9n 8srbsbsrunsrn ermaGt,
wOpur6 CT nun in ben StanO ssirBt III alien Gn>
iprrGmtn na6 NunId gu birnm.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-02
SSm. 2. W1arr. IS Wi. RuHf
W1rr un6 Stunt

Gebt69eleDrte unb Ratb9eber IN Den
@eie9en,
s3m Stnentdun, WeuuG.,
lIno nit rnanesr in 9sislIanit sttrstsn, fir ba
Vracticiun osr @sIrem.
Gcllrficnm unp anrTe ns1rkl6e @e16dfts'
in ben Gauntiss 9s6a, RUrttampton, Carbon
Srrfs, Buds Il. +. no, tperesH piinfIli6 bsIOre
December ). mob
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-02
s in berrlib der StC d
9ID Dam> : 0opier.

Die llntcr5iHnsen tatsn lgssen trn Br0GtsR,
l66nItm unp tritT Stpf g8anrpaptsr, fir
ParIours, 6df9r, StubEn unS RabCn
Gbnltcn, rrr nod je in N;Isntauu mar. 5iss il
feline ustrrtrctcntsit ctr prnbtne, iOnbrn Die
refine 9Gabrbrit, wppOn i6 sin isprr lcItit Etsrr
Ieu9rn fam, wrnn er anruft. - 8ae YutIIpm
miro aud brnadrft9ct, pa6 lir eInt GimihtuHa
artrUifcn tatrr, wCna1 lir INNER bic Hsue i II
StYlrS erbaltcn, uno br 9apiSr 9crabr ar &biil
odpbia unO glrupcrt 9rriben Urrtauitn t5nnqh--
uup wOburd ilc min in ben Stanp 9clcBt finp, tfs
ceutenp wrbHCilrr gu prrfhufcn ale bies lrnliwc
seI6irbt. g3er bobcr Bargains MAIDEN mil, Der
rufr uuUrrSdgli6 an. pcnn iir lnb i'm Stanpr atls
AnIprstsncr pOllfOmmrn gu trfrtspissn.
Gutb uno ScIfrid,.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-02
9 / | 5 E
fur ieocn preiS berob9ciegt.
Q. SEs. 8urc1m'S

pboto9rapb uno Ambrotrpe 6aIIrrie.
&c. SF oamiItcn StraGe, alrntaun.
(Ort Sbdrtn untcrbal6 rSm Autn 6auII.)
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-02
6 . u { II s q Qe,
Gdf Der @burd aats uno SamiItCn @ra6e, crR.
Stuyr obcrbAtb Der NefOrmirten STRIDE,
NufntauE.

~pe'N NSN'NHiV W. DNtyN'h'hi'h "NhItg
inA ufn auR.
Die llntrisIhnvicn BADEN lcetrn cnsn nSutn unt
tbr aus9GNchusttn Srd ron lsaartn. lthidtIb fir
Gle Sabreieit ein9deat, pdbtr ne 9easnpdrrig ~
8leioern fir Zen SrGbuuS uno 5Curmr prtGrttis
ten. bsGhcuo aus iserm StoIf uder fiir tiCfts Soh
i'm Waltt iu fnrCu mar.
8Ummt un6 letst ete ttr SunItpc tauft,
uno ibr rpercet cub bolo tttSrsugf bdben, ooF ibl
bier Zen 9rS6tcn 84Grtb fir Eutr Gttlo betcmmt.
0E5ir bGbcn 9Gae$
pos in Ous Gcfhdf ciurs &lctoerbaulcs qstGrt-;n
WriildufIlg ,u mIbGn.
8unpmaytsit cher 1lcitsr auf StilGaun9
wSrrtn sb,nfals nan Ger neueItsn 9ROte uno bettn
Uoner pcn nue e,titfrrt, uno 9Gtontirr rOs gu sin
fdr ras ii pCrtauft nerteu. &er9elirt nicht tie
Is in preiS G & 10 6 no q Il {.
Gin GcbMCibcr.
@je wJuIhsn oudb ;uasitb StbnSircr farauf oui.
mtrti NJ III MAIDEN, eoB he bic a9entur pcn jU.i
OlcorhduIer boten, unO fSnrEn ft pabIr gu lrecr
3cit nit ocn neIiSn IQcceu prrichen.
OEJ-Sis hnr 9tSihfalIs g9'ntGn tir @sEe's EO:
tent. Nidhmalrhnrn r0tlheS lic tee NGohtnt IN tS,
brduch If. bc;dah Guf GufaCbbGt rcllltdnotae NTr:
dhanjthe GcnhruftiCn un0 HE @cr5dohtGit ihrer
arbeit. N'rSgE.-Ic. 6 tcifsH S50-gir. 3. SO
SO. 3, Sl00-unb 0lc. 4, lfU.
gteli8b uno Sreini9.
aUrntoun, Ipri( 10, 1861. ua5r
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@eber'S gtDtenbit6er.
@pril 10. 1861

Die Ste gufase pen gBstrr'S NotenbiiGer
bat icebsn bic Srrbs perlassu. unO ino an rrn
nisperfen preirn ju babeu in tsm Su6apbr pcn
Sutb uno Selfri6.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-02

9teninBer mo Satimrr.
NHtniaun. 2tprit 10. nlt
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-02
Gals
8ei trm Sad unb tcim Sulad.
sc ofdrelen
Sn eanssn, 6llten unb pirrld SdrrslS.

0rO;crcien ! @rpjereirn
SEN g1ir boltsn Gin frllhcs uno /SRz5-z
kNt-A..-N 4. 9utCs N1crsmrnt ron G'rc fElsiTEI
lEsgsay sCreen Ouf oouo, GIS Bud II Nf9
ss7a1sSA7sr, Eafse N2ClolIss, NJ. 10. ERGH4lIAss
uno elm aIalmeinCs NIcrGm2nt ucu alien arttn Gti,
ter otc 9swSbntith in cinEm pobl9cbaltenen Strt II
@aorsn' unO strcErEien:Strhr Windat ,uerren.
Die ctiaCn Sitter fno an ben niereritcn @aar:
9Cic=Nrtfen einsctauft, uuo fcen ptrinuft rperctn
an QretGtn utht gu oen 3titcn paBcn.-8uft bet
nns an uno unterfnht unirre Sitter che tbv icnipC
fault.
5obial :. Suro9c. 9Saltcr E. Jsnes.
l(pril 10. uatp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-02

Slanncls Don allcn Arten.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-02
Sin SnmibuS

Gr BAT du6 Gtm&tungrn estrcfen, bab strt
Smnttus pon einrm oduls na6 ben Ugi&ttbrnen
9tir8rltabn Tsprt5 lGuIt, mo wisrsr suriid, uno
ttrs ,war tri Orm NtanuN unp Der 9Intunft sintS
iersn 8aucn3ugcs, wrI6cO &c Itir Rfilsnes isbr
6rquem m1Gt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-02

unb Nnrerr ftn9rrihtft.
Seine 9tttcn lino alls ppn srdrr @dte = Isn
Slid Icn INNER nit ten tsIen Spsilen bic Der
Wartt III icbu Sdbre3sit barbistet, bsisBt Iein;-
In fsinrm gGr oasn nur bic tcilrn Gjetrdnfe an-
aftrCifm wubn ;--urb In Dem lCf unp In benz
Staa lrl rS an ritt9 monOeln. Rur,, sr ptro
rurhnus nidts fetlen IaBcn, um irn SauS In
gBhFIi&frit zinc nfimaib fir Hsiirnre unb Nn-
care ,u ma6cn. Jlufrt Odbsr an unb iiterjsu8t
Sud Isltl Upn rrr gGdbrbrt brS @rla9ten.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-10-02
Der Rrfauraat.


5rrnr bat CT Rnrn 9lc 9irfdurant unter
ieinrm onuic einasridtet, unb iwdr untsr Der Iuf"
iht bs1 bffanntrn 2 tepbsn Spffert-- unb
rrr Srn. locffrrt frnrt brr wriS autb IGCn bas
oat nae man UUn Ieirrr oauo utGlt ,,all rs6t"
unp baEd gang bns it,
Sein neuer Sarbicr:S6ap,
n untrr Der 9luffGt bee bctanntsn unO erI6idtsn
b III ae Gjrupse, unb pfr einm Der bee
Ten ,,ShSVre" babru nil. tcn man IN allrntaun
batrn fann, prr whc rs ssUib nt6t psrldumsn
tst ibm an,urulrn.
6iit tcreits N'nrNsrc unitrltGtuna III ber lln'
terseidnstr beriIib pantbur, unO iublt Ssr1arrt,
ea6 rr ullr Qnpre6snoe 0eraNs na6 gHuni6 Bee
biencn tam. @r tittrt tatsr um SCuSi9tsn 3a'
ipru6.
WoIe5 Sbnef.
gllrrtauu. SuIi g. nabn
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National Union Nomination.
FOR MAYOR
@. GODFREY GUNTIIER
Headquarters Central Committee National Union
Clubs" cor, Broadway and Eighth 1t. Rooms open
day and evening. JNO. O, HAM, Chairman, Central
Committee and Mayoralty Nominating Convention,
JOSEPH FORBES, o. SLOAN HOLDEN, Secy'a
bTEPiIEN ROBERTS, Treasurer. n26 sis'lCl
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BROOKLYN.

ALARM OF FrRE. There WIS an alarm II
fire in the ID District yesterday ahernooa,
which was reported to proceed from a ship yard
at Red Hook Point II was soon ascertainod.
how ever, that the smoke arose from pile al
rubbish in the neighborhood and that no da-
mage was apprehended.
ROHBISG A TILL.-Oficer RikemAn, Of The.
ID Precinct police, yesterday arrested Martin
Hufincr, on tho charge Of robbing the till Of
his employer, a broker doing business at IOT
Smith street. lie was held for hearing.
COMMUNICATIONS fves on the Al
bany Exchange Bank were circulated yestsr-
day.
Social Removable social reunions Of
the Young Mems Christian Association wore
resumed at their rooms in Washington st., on
Tuesday evening, There was a largo attend
ance OF both sexes. An amateur band per-
formed during intervals, and short addresses
were delivered by Mr.. Ives, the President Of the
association, and Rev. Rufus CLARK. The former
stated that the association had recently taken
charge Of the encampments around the city,
with the view OF promoting not only tho spirit
ual ut the temporal welfare OF our soldiers
those who are away from home AZ well as thoss
who are near. A plan had been prepared, and
they should soon apply for financial aid TO the
gentlcmen and material aid from the ladies.
ThrN had done good already, and would continue
in the work. Mr.. Clark made some well-timed
remarks, and after music, tho proceedings ter
minated.
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- NWNBROKERS SALE--A. NJ CRISTA-
LAR, au t. 20 IVORY, will all thi, lay, =, TO-
o'lvk, q large Hst rtintnt IT tpri.'s rud " nncn'a
ring ap, ar.l lon tho st,ek IT ,lralrr; also "a
lot e housrh,lt furniture, br'nli,s, gin, rum
W isk,y. a, ny order 4 The g nStshlc. 70
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Military and Naval Movements.

Tux FurERAL or ADoLPH HErrrz Of the
goth Regiment, N. Y. s. ", who died recently
at Fortress Monroe, took place yesterday. o.
was attended by tho entire New Y
yerein, of which he was prominent
The corpse Of another member Of the
who died here a day or two since,
borne to its final resting place at tho same
About three hundred members Of the Tr.
Elm, large portion Of the Teutonia, and
companies Of Schutzen corps, belonging 10 l.
city and to Brooklyn, and over forty cariag,
were included in the procession. SergeaB.
lleintz leaves a young wife to whom he has
been married but three months. lie Is univer-
sally and deeply regretted in the society q
which he was a member.
TuE SCHOONER HOWARD, Capt. Clark, ~
ing at the Government dock, foot Of Murray
street, will sail today for Fortress Monroe. she
will carry a full cargo Of provisions, also the
big Parrot gun which arrived In the sloop vsn-
lapel yesterday, tested at West Point BY Ma
jor Anderson.
UNLIMITED NUMBER or VOLUNTEERS CALF
FOR.
On Tuesday, "a we mentioned yesterday.
Adj. General Hillhouse isued general orisr
for the organization ofan additional number Of
volunteers from this state; the number not be-
ing specified, but to DO determined by the CO.
gencics Of the service.
Uuler this organization each regiment Of In
fantIy will consist of ten companies Of o mini-
mum aggregate Of oighty-th men, or q mani
mum aggregate Of one hundred and one mca-
Each regiment of cavalry will consist Of three
bat,alious and each battalion Of two squad
rons, and each squadron Of two companies.
[. The companies will have q minimum agpre-
gate of seventy men, or maximum aggregate Il
ninet v five men.
Each regiment will DO accompanied by eighk
or twelve batteries of artillery, each battery 70
consist of a minimum aggregate of eighty Ksn,
ora maximum aggregate Of ono hundred and
iCty siN men.
The pay Of officers and privates will COM
mence when they are mustered into the sery;o.
OF the United States.
Persons applying to the Governor for permis-
sion to recruit, must present certificates that
they have passed the examining boards. Re-
crui' arc to be forwarded ~ regimental depots
in ba ches Of ten.
Enlistmonts out u the state for New York
regiments arc strictly forbidden, and agents
from other states are prohibited from enlisting
| men within tho state.
! In general, promotions in the direct line win
be made, and, in accordance with instructions
from the War Department, commissions will b
WITHHELD from all officers known to be other than
of good moral character and strictly temperate
habits.
Tho army to be organized under this order.
form an efficient reserve, ready for servios,
whenever the Federal Government may cal
for more aid
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DEATHNA.

BROwN-On wednesday, 2Tth inst Of Group,
Sarah Levenia youngest daughter Of Alfred y. and
Catharine l.. Brown, aged year aud 10 months.
The friends and relatives Of the family ru re-
GecthIy invited W attend the funeral this tFr lay
.ternoon, 99th inst, At ~ O'Clock, nom the resi
deEce OF her parents, l04 Columbia NJ, N. Y 81
CUNNINGHAM-On Wednesday, 2Tth inst, Mrs
Hannah Cunningham, q native - Killebegs, Co.
Donegal, ireland, aged 10 years.
The friends aAd acquaintances n the family are
respectfully invited ~ attend the funeral, Friday
dternoon, 10Th inst, at O'Clock from the residence
u her son, John Cunningham, 2GT Fast 18th st. %
CCTREL-In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, 27th inst,
Charles Cuttel, aged 70 years, month and 10 days
Ills friends, and those Of his sisters are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral, ON Saturday
l'ernoon' at 2 O'Clock, from his late residence 20
Frunt st. CO
IELANY-On welno ,day, 27th inst Thornsa,
eldest son Of Patrick and Catharine DelAny, aged
years and days.
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
specially invited h attend the funeral on Friday
afternoon, 18th inst, At O'Clock, from the resi-
dence Of his parents, 263 Elizabeth Il. l46
GoRMON-On Thursday, 2Sth inst Patrick Cor
mon, aged 20 years.
His friends nd relatives and those Of his brother
In law Peter II, mill, are respectfully invited 10 at
tCid the fiu1 raj, Saturday afternoon, Both inst
~ y oclok, frum his late residence. 2Sl Plymouth
1t, near Hudson ave, Broo klyn. His remains will
b. taken n FlA,bush Cemetery. 80
IIARMON-On Thursday, 2sth inst, James Hlr.
~ ntiye Of s'ltersto"n, County Lputh, Ire
laI.d, aged Oh years.
The funeral will take place from his late residence
io2 Ninth ave on Saturday afternoon, Both inst, at
o'clock. DroShcda papers Ilense copy.
sCANNELL-In this city, on Thursday, 2Sth inst
Michael scanncll native Of Rlyersiown, Co. Cork,
ireland, aged % years.
The relatives and friends 81 the family are re-
pectfully invited 10 attend the funeral, sunday
Afternoon, Dec, LIST, ut o'clock from his late res-
d,nce, 10 Goerck st. Ills remains will be- taken 10
Calvary Cemetery for interInent. Cork papers
please copy. 100
wAFER-on Nov, 9th, MARY Wafer aged %
years.
The funeral will take place from the residence Of
her mother, 286 Bridge st, Brooklyn, this Fridayl
/ afternoon, at ~ O'Clock. %
WALTON the 2;th inst, Mary Wall, in the 18th
/ year Of her age.
Her friends and acqualntances are respectfully
invited ~ attend the h,aeral, at y o'clock, from
the residence Of her daughter, 3s4 Suffolk st. 30
WHTTEHEAD-On Wednesday morning, 2Tth
inst, after short illness George Arthur eldest son
Of DR.. G. 8. and Maria Whitehead, aged years and
II months
The funeral will take place this friday after
l noon, at ~ O'Clock, at the Church at Hunters
Point, L. !. The friends Of the family respect
! fully invited TO attend. BOmersetshire tEngiish,
papers please copy. o.
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New York, Nov. -. Is6i-ro the Voter,

Of the sth Aldermapic District living been nom.
mated for Alderman of the above district ly seVe al
different organic tons and being desi ous ~ hav.
ing the district represented by democrat s here
tofore, and also being satisfied that by my running
j am only helping ~ elect n Republican consider II
my duty, ~ a gord democrat 10 elect one such I.
and knowing by my remaining IN the field will be
the cause Of helping 20 elect repu'c consider
II my duty " mos, respectfully decline he ng a can
dldaie any longer.
PETER MCKNIGHT Esq having received bo'h
Che Tsmmany and Mozart uomin stiona, and cons H.
ertng him the only democratic candidate In the
Geld would respectfully request all my friends IN
the above district tn COVE nm a hearty and 81 dlN
support Resp tn'lly, CHRISTIAN CRAMER 2St
Stanton NJ, cor Cannon ~, ii2
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4 SHOCKING STABBISG CAsE-A LIEUT.. OF
VOLUNTEERS ATTEMPTS TO VIOLATE THE
WINK or HIS HosT, AND THEN SrAns HIM.
A shocking and probably fatal stabbing ARRAY
took place at half-past o'clock Yesterday morn
East 35th street. 1t appears that MoKernau
spent the previous evening with Edward Mul
vahill, a lieutenant in the Irish Brigade, anC
then invited him 10 his house to remain tn
rest Of the night. They retired at a late hou
'.tpesther and occupied one bod, but at halt-PAs
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WILLIAMSBURG.

FATAL SHOOTING AcCIDESr.-A lad, named
Frank Brian, was accidentally shot yesterday,
while at play, by a boy named MorimOrs
Roberts, Roberts, in innocent sport, pointed
a loaded gun at Frank, il went of, and the
VII, le charge Of buck shot entered the side q
Brian. The injured boy was carried to the res-
idence Of his parents, in Frost street, and medi-
cal aid procured but it was thought that his in
jurics were fatal.
SUDDEN DEATH.-Coroner Murphy, yester-
day, held an inquest upon the body Of a man.
named Martin Zone, who dropped dead whils
at work, at his residence, No. 1913 Stage street.
A verdict Of death from disease Of the heart was
rendered.
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OrpYNE RArPIcAuoS MEErISGS.-At 3
o'clock today grand mass meeting fol the rati'
fcaton of the nomination Of George Opdyke,
the Peoples candidate for Mayor, will bs held
at the Merchants Exchange, in Wall st. Hen
T. Nicoll, w. NJ. Eyarts, ID. d. Field and Other
distinguished speakers are advertised 70 appeal
on the occasion.
Tomorrow Saturday evening" an opdyk'
rat iiication meeting will be he'll at the Cooper
Institute, Opdyk Ike and Republican clubs from
all parts of the city are to attend tho meeting
with banners and torchlights, and every effort
will bo made to give an united demonstration
Of the popular enthusiasm for George Opkyke.
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A COMPANY of children from the Children
Aid Society will leave for the west in few
days, under tho care of Mr.. IL. Friedgon. A
good opportunity now offers to boys who are
desirous Of having homes in the country, and
to parents who wish to have their children COM
iortably placed, and are otherwise unable to
provide for them. Such will do well to call for
information at the office of the Children Aid
Society, II Clinton Hall, Aston Place, between
broadway and the liowory.
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COLUMBIA COLLEGE IN TRoUnLE.-C lum.
bis College, Of this city, ono of the Oldest col
leges in the United States, though for several
years past enjoying handsome income from IL
extensive property, IL just now suffering So
yercly from the financial pressure of the times,
and has been compelled TO cut down the salaries
Of its professors, and otherwise decrease its ex,
pensep, and raise the price of tuition. The Col
lege, in all its departments, now contains som,
700 students, under tho instruction of a lin,
corps Of professors.