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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-08-02
Penn. avenue and Ninth street,
u UPerrY Bnildinr- y

ESIDIN q in the South and Wcst-0ur
IL customers residing in the South aud West
are respectfully informed that our stock for
the spring and summer Of 1861 Is now full and
complete in all departments, and TINT in the
future as In the past, their orders will receive
our most prompt and careful personal atten-
ton.
We would suggest in this connection that in
all eases where checks or drafts are rctnitted
that they be drawn on Washington or some
point to the North or East.
All parcels for the interior properly packed
free Of charge.
PERRY BROTHER,
Extensive Dealers in
Dry Goods Of the best cluss,
Penn. avenue aud Ninth street,
ap 5-tf Perry Building"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-08-02
DRY GOODS for the Spring
and Summer Of 1861.

Moore THAN OUR USUAL SUPPLY
1VA Spring Goods at less than our usua
prices.
Our Northern and Eastern correspondents
sends us new supplies daily.
One price only, the cash standard value
marked in plain figures.
Carpets, Curtains, Qilclotbs, Rugs, Mat
tings, &C., upper floors
House Linens, Blankets, Towels, Napkins,
Table Cloths, &c. basement and the "vaults."
PERRY BROTHER,
Penn. avenue and Ninth street,
mp 5-H Perry Buildng.n
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-08-02

Hsss- The New York Herald styles Horace
Greeley the ropentant male Magdalen Of New
York journalism
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-08-02
MONEY SAVED!
And Thankfully Received!

OpIoslte We Ge0Tyel0VH Dlarhet House.
To those who have so literally patronized
me, ! return my sincere thanks, aud respect
fully solicit the custom Of all who may De in
want Of any article in his line.
His endeayors shall De to please, and by
strict attention TO The wants Of the public, lie
hopes TO merit n share Of their patronage.
Ho- Persons wishing 10 purchase large or
small supplies, will find II greatly 70 their ad-
vantage toexamine his stock before purchasing
COUNTRY PRODUCE. Of all kinds,
bought, and sold cheap, for cash
june WIN. II. ERNEST.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-08-02

REREGE Anglais, Organdiea and Lawns,
ID from l2l cents per yard upwards--many
most select and stylish things
We also have more than our usual supply Of
all the fabrics that enter into the every day
wants offamilies.
uselinens, Blankets, comforts, &c, base
meDt and the Vaults"
Carpets, curtains, mattings, oilcloths, &c,
upper floors.
PERRY x BROTHER
Penn. avenue and oh street,
Perry Bnilding"
np Ell WaaLingt0n. y. Q.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-08-02

MoZAMBIQUES and other new dress
W. fabrics for Spring md summer.
Five cartons, low priced, and neat shawls
for early spring
Our Northern aud Eastern correspondents
send us new supplies daily
Mattngs, Carpets, Oilcolhs, &c, upper
floors.
One price only, marked in plain figures
An examination Of stock implies no obliga-
ton TO purchase.
All parcels for the interior carefully packed
free Of charge
PERRY BROTHER,
Penn. avenue and 9th street
mp 6-tf " Perry bidding
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-22
APoIatinCunent History.

TIE following, TAX n FROM the Baltimore Ar'sriean Of
the lq:b ius', worth putting record asa part q
tie history Of TIE lines:
Il will be recocied that before Mr. May took bis aeat
Ia CoDgsss DO made q wis 20 Ricimonds vsit which,
st tbs tiuie, Xcted deal Of cure favor.
able tee expectations Of tsose who Bad voted for hat
gaatIsman "a opponent Of Secssson The nature Of
ks mission bsus Inquired INFO too cosey on his y
turn 20 West DEJor The matter suffered 20 pas by
ttla REGARDED il1lv unul public attention vas Pgln
aroused By The arrest OF Mr. May and others eff .y
vim him oy the au tOfities Washington, We have
now however, What appears 10 be conc' I've teyeloT
zen, Of the purpose Of The viaT 10 Richmond, In q
sp.sch made By IRE Hon. John Lrgtu, OF llinci.
Who Il seems ac.ed with M. NAY; and Who on beiug
s,oouted 70 thc command Of Illinois regiment recent
A. tcli the story Of The vijs Richmond, aud i..te
sIts. We quote the account iron The Crawford I'M
Sg'lstiaI
I'VE are informed, by gentleman just from the Ninth
Cougrr-slou D.s'c', tia. there has been compete
revolution smOGg the people on the war qus ion ice
Hon JJh1 Logan, COcgrefsman ON thai ps,fict
has been spp1n ed Colonel and has bi regiment about
ready take the Geld. Many who, few deyssgo we're
Of the conpVouise amp, are nov e7thusisie Tor u
war Mr. Logan declares that DO o. other conpronlse
nan 10 Cogrcss met In secret oOnclaye and detei mia
&c 20 uske las tdort. They s,nt NJ. May TO Reh.
mopd 10 sscefiaa the CJnfsGtTates would enteTair
sccep, OF ctr any eomprcm'sc. No compromise could
b. agreed up1n-thty utterly refusing, even though
hiark sheet Of paper Be given them 10 y;e Their o~n
tarms Logan declares ther iGteuiin IS 20 hght, and
Gals uoi al Dsmoe-a's 70 rally around the o d nic
d ,huart them In hsr dsbolca tfJF,s TO destroy the
GovennsnS"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-22
ExroTtlon

The Governor OF TsuEesSee in hi late message TO the
L Rislaiure, ssys;
Irscre that il Is my drt TO call your attention to the
endeLcy TO poly and extor ion which exists to an
rous EXTENT With class OF our ciuE ne, Who intent
uo1 the sordd purpos6s OF gAin are taking advantage
OF the peculiar cnc Of the tims, 10 reap eE
militant profits from the necessities OF the government
and the wants Of the people r
Complaints have reached me from various portions Of
he STATE OF this unparioc aud destructive tendency TO
vxayegant speculation placing every article, indsPen
sable 70 the support OF army, % well as the orc nary
necess lrcs Of life poGs ia above those warranted
nv III legitimate laws Of trade, and in many cases, be-
yond the reach Of the more ncgeut cas',s OF society
The merchant and Tadesmsp while restrained within
proper limit are necessary and useful members Of the
comuuti:y and in common with every other legitimate
pursM are entitled 10 the fostering Of the Govern
mem, bur when forge,ful OF their duty ciiR rs they
uer hems Ives be so far tempted upon tho sea Of
spe ulon become serious evils rather than con-
niences TO The public, IL becomes your duty, "a tue
guardians OF that pupc adopt such measures as will
t tend 20 restrain Legitimate and imp oper speculA-
ion and pat down evil which is becoming 80 preVs.
lent aid mschieVous
Ia ordirsry times, an outraged public sentiment and
the laws oil trade would accomplish this end bat times
Of peseral distress aud threatened dagger when the
Government involved 10 war and must secure egard-
less OF price, Whatever may be necessary TO the mAins-
usnce and comfort OF patriotic and brave country
VITO have gone TO the field TO uphoi the rights and
he honor Of their country, and TO defend the lives and
.operiy Of this class who thus specniang uuon
tneir prvaons and necessities the author,s cannot be
too yigant In their IJrs restrain the excefses OF
a7arce aud protect society against the evils to which
IS exposed.
Thee timely remarks of Gov. Harris we are cory to
believe have widespread application, and we repro
dlee them for tie consideration of the people and auhot
es of this State. Sbylocks and starpeTa, the Eeauet
o. Gods creatures a. all times in plying their viainous
trade at such time this, hamper and enfsebe tse
operations Of the Government and thus add the namy
Of treason TO the blsenesS OF humanity. The auhori
ties canuo, deal too vigorously NTH sGsb vernin When.
ever they ouo within reach Of toe !sWsud the people
should 81 eli tines bold item as the objects Of eoorn and
noniS upt. --------
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-22
CAVALRY CANP At Youss's Fax.
IN N

WhhNNh W., 'Ast WI 49, ioVh j
To tie Poters Of the Fifth Congregational Disriet:
am informed that my opponent, the hon Th.s 8.
Boeock, Is making active canra of our District and
that In some portions Of it tl, supporters mAki
whAt thiLk may character upgensrous attack
upon me, ON account Of my position In the military
service
In view Of all this am urged by my friends to appear
myself before the people OF the pstrie., fF
IN reply regret to have TO ssy that cannot, at this
particular jncture, consistently with sense OF duty,
leave my pcs. for any sl.c.ionecrpg papoe Ny position
upon the great and absorbing question Of The Zines
Is veil known, at least 10 portion Of the Distrc. At
time when Il reckoped bu. little short of treason
proclaimed before the people that the eec ion Of he
publican President should be the sgna for planting the
standard Of the South upon Pennsylvania Avenue, ard
that With my consent the armv, the navy and the
ury the grca. powers Of the Government should
be welded BY Republican Administration.
The records Of the late Virginia Convention attest at
in that body my efforts, though humble. unrpgly
devoted to the great Of Southern Independence
That my privilege 20 10 deyote then, shsll Fe
member with feeling Of pride 70 the last beur Of lie.
THos j. GoopE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-22

The operstc Ulman is amCug TIE sufferers from the
gelersl psOsraon brought on the city o! New York by
tbs war, aud occupies Whole column of the Herald in
making known bis tribustiOns foreigner by Dir b,
I'd occupied With the hsrmones Of hS profession, more
tim with the diacOrds of the country, he Leased 'he
'ademy tf Nrslc last Spring and made grand prepira-
10 fora Winter season. At the time Of The e,se
the victory Of he UnOn troops and the restoration Of
pssce before the LIST oil October, accepted uu-
dnnSied facts." Such were the promise, of Lincoln,
Scott Co.. and sueh the Of the New York
press. Poor UluGn vas green enough to believe thess
assurances, and mads his arrangements accordiu iy-
Now be aads hims,f in predicanent, and appeals 10
the Academy stockholders for Nlei Thousands of New
Workers are caught under the dead as thi, vi
f,rsuuste mausgcr. Tley ought to Lincoln and 9
aforementioned for Gau ages. q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-22
WEALTH, PAUPEaISM AND CRIME IN TIE
WORKPLACES REVEALED BY TEE CENSUS.

From The Men Ysrk Herald, April Q, 1861.
view extending some ffiy miles, having New York
city focus Of observation presents nuch hats grail
fling and much that to be regretted Before the tree
labor Of the North should boast OF s advantages
the slave labor Of the South prncpls OF humanity
and philanthropy, should carefully consider the pau.
perism aud crime existing among US There about
two millions Of people inhabiting extending fy
miles from New YORK. The Metropolitan district DC.
tains sbout 800 900 people, Who possess an aggregate
wealth in real and persota al estate OF about ore
thousapd millions Of dollars. The as e.sors valued u
properly for 1859 at little over $50 0C0 600 and the cen.
marshall added to this abcp twenty ase per cen, a
the ne or cab value thus making sbou, 81 Oco
This amount divided among 900 GOO people, sigs "a
each man, woman and child about ss33. to each per-
son twenty-one years OF ag, about $500 or TO each
head of family about IS 900. Here We find an sggre.
gate aud individual veal nowhere loo 70 be found
on the continent OF America In territory embracing
tie same area.
But glance ct the paupersm ssd crime er'sting Ia
the came area vi sstound u.s. Census marsbas return
IA e3s pipp.n In tie Metropolitan district wholly or
partially supported at the public elpsnse duriug the
year Thus We s.e ths .bout one iu every ten Of
popuition we're either wholly or In part supported at
The public expense This Is independent Of large mum.
Der supported BY private charity for which cur citizens
are provefblal The numbsr Of criminsls cor vic ed
within the year In the Metropolitan district was 5oe6a
thus showing that crime natural attendant upon pow.
ery.
This magnitude of peuperisn and ere shsul Be look.
ed ,suarely In face Us thing We Go pos 70 .Dy
gao! erent 10 tho slave labor St.ts Though freedom
the normal condition Of The white g. he dtags
cry sep the Calling chains Of inferiory In tccis ife
Hse, among one million two hundred thousand people,
one person In every wholly, In part aided by
pablo charity Would I. not DO better CT Be- rious-
en- this condition Of social life before make war On
the institution under which the pbyscs ccm ors cf the
,boing classes are well provided fols The fact that
within the last quarter Of century the sye population
has about doubedincresse from two 10 four iliops-
shows that In physi comforts and general good isat.
ment they have little to complain Of. Thst Ii are
harper than the free bscks both north and South no
one can ruhfuy deny that they better for Ia
sickness have more Of the sssres of le than the
b equally evident. .r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-22

Tho pressure upon him, though much relieved, v sill
very great
The business on the railroad betwesn Wsshingtou and
biuore Is daily increasing The company Ia udpg
ery means 10 iu poser to sccomodate this vast rads-
The Of the fillmore and Oaio track from
Hrpers Ferry to Cumberland received With decided
favor not only by Washinsonians but BY tho Govern
msut
The Confederate prisoners here amongst whom y
George Howard, Eco Of Baltimore, are doing veil They
have quite comfortably quarters
A good many sick and wounded Federal soldiers are
being daily removed sm tbs hospitals here 70 thoss In
naItimore .a.a..ssusra
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-22
A Rig RUMnR

Tao Clarksvile Tenn Chronicle Of tho 18Th has the
iolowinC We are sorry to be without any information
tsrdi-g 10 col f'm it:
FRh st PsIsoSER News wa brought here, yes
aToay, by gsutl-l On from Henderson and Evansville,
shat G Fremont had made an attack on heGuiloch
AID Prices comSiped foIcrs, and that his army Was
whipped aud he taken p soner. Coon! GooD! ~
THIS news, these geul snrn say, published In the
81, Louis papers and In the Evansville Journal and Is
doubt true. The particulars Of the battle were not uI
thar known. --i' Eat.e ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-22
ELECTORAL TItKET EOG PRESIDENT AND vIcE-
pREsIDENT


For dis S.a.s al LHgs.
JOHN R EDYUSDS, HLfI.
ALLEN 7. CAPERTON, Monroe.
l. JossPH CBRI TAN, Of MiddsseI.
q CINCINSATUS W. NEWTON, of Norfolk City
sRT. DANIEL of ormcnd Cry.
WHY THOaPSON Of DuWiidie.
S. WOOD BOULDIN, OF Charlotte.
6. WV. [. GOGGIN. Of Bedford.
7BF RANDOLPH of Albsnarle.
g. JAS W. WALKER, Of Madison.
g. ASA ROGERS o! Loudouu.
10. sAHL. @. WILLIAMS. CT Shenandoah.
II. s. MCDOWELL REID, Of ROckbridgs.
u. BENRY A. EOVUNDSoS, of Roanoke
Is. JAS. ". SHEFFEY. OF SDyihe.
IL henry J FISHER Of Mason.
Is. JoSkPd joan on, of Hvrison.
IsEH FUZIUGE. of Ohio.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-22

Wosr TAXI T. The Albany IN 7. Argus Gays The
place. have refused TO take the Treasury S,cs Il tn o.
in payment Of iher services and the matter bss b. ca
rfsrrsd 70 he sutboriies M Wssbipg.on- Trstrdto
the Government must b poor indeed uhen the men en-.
psysd IN h svn factories Win ses take IL yronisss V
psy. IA % - ali@ 80 'fAsf d
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-22

AHsrsr5p.-JOAn Taylor, deputy clerk Of the County
Court OF p.I ks has beer arrested on ehage 9,
stssaolrg to smugSli Qvi ice into Ibe ConiedeFais
gA,<s. lAA thsrsiors sent 70 Fort LIiaysI.s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-22
W. 4. LAKR.
hrxrHIs, Got. IL, 1861.

hExPHn, Cot IL, 1861.
Hos. W. A. LAKE Sir Your reply 10 my mote Of
this date IL received.
You express regret for the act Of drawing the pso,
upon ma saying IL done In moment Of excitement,
exc but you further say that the terms Of abuse and in
suit complained Of you feel were "fuy wMranedby my
card 10 the vicksburg Whg Of the I'd inst, and In the
srn Of the day following.
You have chosen to interpret my card a. Insulting to
you and thought proper to seek redress BY return Of
Insulting language II is sufficient for me to ray that
this mode Of obtaining satisacton for an admitted Ia.
suit IL not "wsrranted" smsng gentlemen. am ready
to give proper attention 20 any communication you may
address TO me on the sui set Of the card referred to.
Respectfully,
b. @. CHAxsERs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-22

Levers tsiaees a2hat % s4<if sese- - -
~ Hh-" -. - -A,,,h
ayls, .r-n h0ta sdss cf rs PAPER tetu not % Pot
A. a. Z ~uls " 90 ss1adtsg, Ought % Dc tttof 70 a.
M GU ~ no crs Dc dsfrf On, Ostinory Hof'ce' se'"
laJ siyAl 4ass QrecAt-g,d cr a. ddeerstst'heuE
". c,a a.. ,s-.tts O. rssgru rejected c0mmGhaod'soas
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-22
From the Memphis Avalanche, 1sth
plT.J. DTTRJ,- OORR RapONDRNCE.

Hon. WIN. A. Lake and Col. q. O. Chsmbsn, both Of
Mississippi opposing candidates for Congress, In the
vickssurg District, had hostile meeting In Arkansas,
opposite this city yesterday Al the third Gre NJ Lake
fell MORALLY wounded. His adverssry's ball tuck bin
upon The left side of the head above and little be-
hind the ear Mr. Lake conveyed this side Of the
river and taken 10 the Gyoso House, where he breahed
his last about eight o'clock last night The weapons used
we're rifles - distance, fifty yards. Both gentlemen
acted with the utmost GOODNESS aud bravery and the
whole ST r was conducted In the honorable and
chyaric manner.
We have been furnished with the following cores
pondencs which preceded the unfortunate meeting:
ksxPHIs Oct. IL, 1851.
Hos. WV. A. LAKi-sir: At Greenville on Saturday.
oh instant in the presence Of msny persons you At.
tempted TO take my life with pistol preventing With
the remark that you would blow my head off, words
to that effect snd on the same occasion addressed me In
terms of abuse and insult. For all this demand an
apology. Ny friend COL L. O. GALLOWAY will receive your
reply. Respectfully, ID. U. CHAnsrn'
.->... .p, MEMPHIS, Oct II, 1851.
II. @. CHfnsEas, Esq.-sir: Your note Of this date
has been just received through the hands Of Col n
galloway.
In regard to the drawing Of the pistol BY ne on the
occasion referred to- prepared 70 admit that it VA
an act done In the excitement Of the moment, and
which would not have done on mature reflection, and
| regret lis occurrence.
As TO the terms Of abuse and Insult used BY on
that occasion towards you and Of which you complain
feel that they we're ted by your card 10 the Vck
burg WHO of the % instant and In the VickfburR San
Of the day following and have therefore for Them nc
apology To make.
Respectfully, W. 4. LAxE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-22
RICHMOND WIG
TnCnn ksPONDkNIN 5.

TUESDAY, MORNING. oCTOBER ~. 1881.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-22

wAsHrseros, Oct IA - The Commissioners appointed
to the Worlds Fair London organized day by elect
ing Secretary Seward chairman, AID the Superntsn
Of the Cent1, Bureau Mr. Kennedy, secretary OF the
thirteen commissioners Edward Everett only absent
and be sent letter of excuse. committee was sp
nooted To wait on the President with quest that he
send national vessel TO- Euglar to convey such goods
"a Anne rican contributors may desire 10 exhibit.
Gen. Walter Jones' aged and distinguished retired
lawyer died here to day.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-22

eKtKlIsH
CIscIsxArl. Oet ls-Yes erday afternoon, at point
fourteen miles sou OF General ,sencren advance aud
eight miles frcm the Confederate e0csmpmen on Green
river dst,ohmeu. of forty Of the Thirty ninth In
diana Regiment, attacked three hundred Confederates
half Of which were cavalry, wshcu. loss kill ng five and
woundpg three. The whole Confederate force was dr
yea back beyond Racon creek. r- &
l ARRKsT MRS JACKSON.
Gen. kc9al eat out party Sunday morning, and ar.
rested hts Jackson, mo'hr of Elsgortbs murderer
aud her half brother, named Moore. Her house was ss
uatei wi hin the rebel lnes and was used a1qaAr
tiers for their scouts I, Is believed that much inorna
tcn has been furnished them from this source. She
said there had been some thirty there and she gave
them q cup Of tea She or Moore would not give any
satfsctlon to the men sent By Gen. Mccall and we're
accordingly hand 70 the provost guard here WasA
Cor. Phil lag. - ~ ~ - ~ it'7s tif "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-08
NIFTY FIFTH REGIMENT, N. Y. s. NJ, (GARDE L.
IL fayette)
HEADQUARTERS, CAMP LAFAYETTE

NEw DoRP, STATEN ISLAND, August ., 1851
Colonel DE Trobriand, commanding the Fifty regi-
ment N Y S. NJ hereby Motif the few officers OF the
regiment who not yet having decided TO leave for the seat
OF war; have not made their appearance at Camp La
fayctte, New Dorp Staten Island that they are required
to resign their positions as officers within eight days from
Monday, the 5h VI August If the above demand not
complied with within the specified time, charges will be
brought against them and they will be tried by court
martial for refusal Of service, according to law.
Notice is also hereby given TO the commissioned
officers and prvates Of the Fftytth regiment N. Y. s.
NJ who do not intend TO depart with the regiment that
they are required Immediately to deliver up at the heal
quarters of the regiment lafayette Hail. all the uniforms
and equipments now in their possession which have not
be paid for they being wanted for the recruits which
are daily arriving in camp Py order Of
r. d. TRoBRLAND, Colonel Commanding
p A GERnY Adiutanf
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PROPOSALS..

TYRE pEpAR:MENE--NEw YORK, AUGUST /, 1901
u Proposals will be received by the undersigned, Com
mittee OF Tho Bri of Trustees New York Fire Depart
mnt, until the tenth day Of August, at II o'clock NJ
lo two hundfed and ly tons (mOrc less) best quality
Red Ash stove Cou to be delivered in tons and hall tons
IN New York city.
Also about y tons (m0re or less) the above,
livery to take place between the LIST day Of November
1861, and eadmg with the 3Oh day of April, 1862,
elusive ., orv
The undersigned viii reserve the right 10 r"oncor,o
and all proposals that do not, IN their judgIp'' ~
20 The best interests of the Department. ,or st,ao,
RoBr. McGINNIs. No. I;:svag,,,'sse'rr o .st'''
JAMES BARRYMORE, SIS ol pa, oa s,coo,
SAMlEI r. TlIOMl So, pa bpVNNli'' o0''e''
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NTANTED-FOR IMMEDIATE SERVICE, ONE HUN
w bred men, to leave for Washington On saturday
ming, 10 join MOTIFS Artillery, stationed at the
Chain Bridge the advance post Of all the troops the
Potomac OF the hundred, fifty wanted artillery
drivers six artfcers, two good bugers TO whom good
wages will be paid time to be lost Those wishing
active service will report to Captain Mott, at the smith
sonian Hotel Broadway of Houston street. from
70 10 A. NJ and to S. gant Stewart at the ace
from 10 A. NJ. To 6P NJ List closes Friday night at
r NJ None wanted but men willing and anxious to stand
fire. 4 i,.,s9 .plS.YSf5,s n.y.. r..
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NFFICE OF ST. NICHOLAS INSURANCE COMPANY
~ so Wall street, August l. 1S6l-The Directors have
this day declared semi-annual dividend of three and
half per cent, pay able and after the 7th inst.
WIN. S. SIOCUM Secretary
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YToTCE.-YOuNG MIN WISHING TO JOIN THE
IN Thirty seventh Irish Rifles, Colonel John McCmn,
apply to Lieutenant James L. nungen, at the quarters
IN that district, corner Of Amy and Thompson streets,
and get comfortable quarters Immediately until sent
10 the regiment.
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w ANTED-lHE SERVICES OF AN INSTRUCTOR IN
w the West Point Manual and Drill Of Light Fly
ing Artillery. West Point graduate preferred. Must
be thoroughly competent Address p j. room 21s Astor
House. New York.