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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-18
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1 DODUORTHs DANCING ACADEMIES.
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"a. afternoon Il e'oays and ssursiys hsvis1
MJNuhY dee. l. g.. meet On u ,rd-y. aps Iaar.d.,.
p m. C'rcl.A. d term. a. to Aei !sssy.
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A,us,rdl gns;rumenis.
sT WALKERs WAREROOMS, Clinton Hal
Hor,er'a ard Urrish, PIANOS. ani sesOss bad 10
sa.s o. lir-
pRAsS INSTRUMENTS, of finest qaaiity,
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GREAT BARGAINS in Hallet Davis * Co o
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broa4say. 1swe.n Prince saa hoo'iop.
GREAT TRIUMPH.
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Noa awaTeia nr.' giIs edsi a. ths a- Great ~
te-lfl1na EAhi11r Lonl tie 20 Place ifcA 4
pur,s orth- world oots,cd f-r competit,l.
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Phuc ii CONG I'D noso % sic PoAs t1-a LA Of 49,.
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ever tlry have .e.u .gllbu-i vnuen sunAny fox ave
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DIANOs a The CELEBRATED NAKEhS-,
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WE REBELLIUv

~ EAtra boln.S Tue ,refl ace Eehange So mia,ee wil
paw bouDtS OF $40 tae first 800 ,li ing
WITH this regiment. Tue bounty viii be paid al hea
ters S4 Broadway Mo art Hall.
NOW rs THE TIME.
IN FORWARD YOUNG MEN, FOR THE UNION.
FIRST REGIMENT NATIONAL VOLUNTEERS Go ouei
William Glrney abs bodied young want
to complete Company Of this fine regiment Look az
state bounty. S2l.
Government bounty S25.
Hard cash 81
Ffywo dollars paid volunteer as soon
forty dollars eay ng State seyenyayc
when useharecd Cuafers subsistence clothing and family
relcftiskets furnished ,aciy after enrolment
cung Offices 1 seventh avenue Thirty fifth street.
at the and sixth avenue, Regl.
mental headquarters, ol4 Broadway.
T. s. HENRY,
u. DONALDSON,
Recruiting on
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srEAnn,OA1s.

NfORNfNG LINE FOR ALBANY, TROY AND INTER.
IN mratc landings touching at Ihirtieh street steamer
ARvINIA the foot OF Harrison street. Monday,
"Wednesday aud Friday at 4. NJ The DANIEL DREW
sv he Jay street Tuesday, Thursday and >alar
day nj \. w.
NORWICH LINE-roR BOSTON. NEW LONDON,
IN Norwich and WoleesiorIhe spleniia steamers CITY
OF BOSTON and CITY or NEW YORK leave day
(sundnys eXceped at O'Clock from loot Of yestry street
pier 80 North RIVER h. 3. MARTIN, Agent
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No1IcE WHAT'S THIS,
PHFNIx REGIMENT, CORCORAN zOUAvES
FOURTH REGIMENT EMPIRE BRIGADE.
JAMES q. BURKE Col. H. ID. SMITH, Lieut.. Col
iioys get Sticks few more recruits wanted to
complete Company OF this the only Irish regiment be-
Ing organized In the State The officers have service in
the Army OF the Potomac No trouble win be spared to
make this the company of the regiment. Pay from
$ls 70 So per mouth One raonh's pay in advance 500
bounty 81 OF which Will be advanced the
merit mustered in, and $50 State bounty will be i'm
mediatey on joining Pay 10 commence from date OF
roilmen Clothing ratons and quarters furnished nme-
diaey. and the Will be sent 10 Camp Perrepon East
New York where everything conducting the health and
comfort will be furnished For further Information apply at
the headquarters, 534 Broadway
DANIEL CROWLEY Captain. l6o South street
JOAN CLANCY First Lieutenant, 80 Mott street and Is
Truck House.
THOMAS riley, Second Lieutenant.
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- col. WIN. II. ALLEN
Come one, come all, a, your country cal.
$50 bounty from the State as soon "a mustered
lew more recruits wanted 10 complete company A.
One months uSy when the eny i mustered.
1926 advance when the rcehent Is mu*Ficd.
Pay from Sl3 to as per month
Clio hing, rdons aud uniforms FURNISHED Ufne Gatey
Camp New Dorp, Staten Island.
Relief tikcts given 20 families Of soldiers soon az S-
tered.
Slpn In Faty ~ The expiration term OF enlistment.
Anply to Capt W. III, JENN sR, la Gsand street
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RUELL SHAREHOLDERS.

Capt H. ". Phillips formerly Major OF the Fourth Inl
1ols Volunteers, has authority recruit company Of
sharpshootcrs for this brigade The company rapidly
filling up. and viii be ready for the field In short time
with those consena to their taste and 70 those possessing
mant. $iU0 bounty SIS or months pay in advance
will be gven also S25 OF the bounty given
when mustered into the service company. Recruit
Office, 100 Hudson street. between North Moore and
Beach. N. ", aud No. Water street, Brooklyn.
X. j. CUNNINGHAM, Orderly Sergeant.
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x,yuo WOULD NOT GO TO MAKE THEIR FoRTt NEg
w 10 We an, aud ali 10 sse Miss WELLINGTON The

w 10 We, one and all, 10 see Miss NElBslNGToN, the
renowned English ~ aphcioss universally aeknOw edged
The ali asolOg4ss Who guarantees Buss
who health, wealth and hnppincs and warran
ptr TO them information OF tie utmost i'm ans,
relative to law journeys aben friends love, couriship
hidden oublcSin
OF an Affairs lite. fAavc soldiers learn YOUR DOOM u
glory life death. IL YOU seek your prosperity and
iecty you'll not dc a to visit o. address ~ letsr this
glued and beautiful Ma ~, at lni sixth avenue
o posiic ghh Miss W. Is the only rerse this
cy who has tho genuine Roman aud Ara ban tUsnars
love, luck aud business RatGs--Nararted life,
LucSy numbers giycn, aeo hgkN rgfplc city
FENCES. DItnkcnn cured and uitEtl wives and hus.
band'tsciaimcd,
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DLACKsMITHS AND BUGLERS WANTED, FOR A
- Cavalry regiment In the deld.-Wanted, ten good
Horseshocrs and Bugers for Scots 800 United
Yolunsse, cavalry nov IN service in and around washing
ped bounty subsistence &c, Turn shed For further
formation apply to Capt. FREEMAN ORNE, Recruiting
Onicer No. New Bowery, l47 Greenwich
No. I City Han Park
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TOMPANY r.
~ THUELoW WEED GUARD, COL; oLMsTEAD.


~ recruits wanted for the above company SIS paid in
cash mustered the leaving
The State S75 when honoraby discharged families pro-
ydcd with eief tickets once good quarters rnons and
uniforms furnished signing the roll Any additional
b0nntes that hereatt be parties ensng
will be entitled TO. The officers OF this company
experience have service and intend TO have their
iany second to none III the service. So apply
Capt CALEB D. WEEKS, Recruiting onlcer
SS5 Fourth avenue corner Twenty-eighth street.
First Lieute nant--J H. Slipper
Second Lieutenant--T. s. lockwood
Recruiting office 2cy Hudson street, corner Canal
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DECRuITS WANTED.
III 81 aDe bodied wanted 10 till mp Company b,
Eghty.sevcnth regiment New York Volunteers
Colonel STEPHEN A. DODGE,
now under General McClelanis command.
Captain John H. Dobbs IS ready TO enroll abe
bodied that Is anxious forward and reinforce
brave and gallant army before Richmend, COM
manded by brave commander Ma or General George u:
Mcclellan Each recruit viii receive after he has passed
the surgeon mustered iato the service $5 and 50 for
cnisng This amount each will receive before he
office and Also will receive his $50 bounty from
State within forty-eight hours after existing One
mon pay advance the company is compet
ed; 500 Bounty at the end OF the war.
Relief tickets furnished TO families Immediately Pay
from SIS 10 so per month
Clothing subsistence and transportation as soon as
rolled,
IwAd advise all men that willing 60 this hour
peril join Immediately, while they get the bounty
If YOU do not, beware Of draft
Apply % JOHN III. D0BBS Captain Company Il,
" Eighty-.eyanlh regiment New York Volunteers
No las Grand street. Williamsburg, L.. l.
c. L. FRoTHINGHAM, First Lieutenant Co b,
Eiqhty.seyenth regiment New York Volunteers,
4S3 Broadway New York city.
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NroNfTeRs-SEC0ND C0MPANy-rIE FIRST COM
M many Monitors having tten aiscd In the IMP ecedeht
"a time OF three days. applications received Sc
-o,a oowpany has been organized to enlist only men OF
respeciaby who will be governed by the same moral and
souisl obi agreed &C. by the members oI tue rst
company The for enlistment ~ short ana no other
opportunity will be offered 10 youn men o eours 50 tooi
assocates (en Banks says:-A young man VINO can en-.
Gst AID win not and low to pc spsed rebel
- angel In comparison" Heaoquafers oVo D'vsu"sy'
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TIURRhrtl UURRAHi HuRRAHi
III HALLECK HALLECK
FIFTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT REGIMENT,
col. ELIAS PIESSNER
Company A. Capt J Baitersen, the first In the Geld
xnusteed ready for i've OF the right
stsup to Gil State and Government Bounty ready
~ soon AZ mustered. Turn out Quit outi Only
ays men wanted. This Company Is fall and mustered.
Bounty and relief for youH families Immediately Come
o'' ~ - Capt. j. 4. PATTERSON,
Conmandant Company A.
Col. ELIAS P1ESSNER
Headquarters 4sO Broadway.
This regiment 500 camp. ordered To Gene
raj Sis me smartcst general in the field Turn out
out turn out, before you are draiteh !,
Capt y. T. Utcrson has several recruiting onloes IN NC
rv 100 East Houston street. $50 Bo4d
way also " the City Hall PARK.
Come one come all before you drafted.
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TIRE REB ELLIDy.

SECOND RE6iMENT-SPINOLt EMPIRE BRIGADE
- toOnel r. u CLAAsSEN, Goriganains. Youns 1f
New York wishing 70 themselves With crack
pAhy, now wanting but tvcaty 70 III the
maximum stan ard uue.ed % apply imnedacy 10
the Undersigned, at the Iecgu. beast Of
West and kcade ree.s where IA orna Gos ea wiu
BE- cheerfully given Bntie granted by the c county
and STATE authorize VIII be fry nni prom lily
The men joining tails company Two dollars .u te fs 10
every person bringing recri, the rearuii huAef
beng mustered into the United states The
after being ia will csiyC tier uniforms Ac and
be sent the United Barracks New York
Capt.in w. w. BOWIES,
Commanding Company IA, Second rcgaeni Empire Brigade
Wa. BINGHAM, First Lieutenant.
Jous w. FEsTos Secohd LII 'uiensnt.
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.lyTANTON LEGION, COLONEL ALLEN.
- 10 RECRUITS WANTED IMMEDIATELY, TO hl up my
TIE new law provides that $50 BOUNTY shall be paid
down 20 each man. .
SIS BoCNTY as soon as the company l. mustered In;
sB BOEGTy as the regiment - mustered in.
TIIE REGIMENT TO LEAVE SOON.
Land warrants and bounty after the war.
PROMOTIONS made from the RANK AND FILE.
MERCHANTS AND CORPORALS WANTED
A FIRST LIEUTENANT WANTED AT ONCE.
Reiief issued to the families Of the men ensng
Anniy 10 Captain 7. N LIE GENDRE,
"fF' Recruiting Oncer
No. M Grand street.
Or Central Hall GRAND street,
or nj LINDENMULLERS,
Noa. 10 aud 2Ol Bowery.
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THE TUX

IiAsnION PLEASURE GROUND ASsOOi ZION
IL ffiias A igass 10 Purse ana $50
MI heats bcs, ttrfe ~ ave ir Naraeas
Owner names b. In. LA y T,ubiuok
Owner nstsiess q n la .tgB.
d. Til1nsn Ianles ,. Lofty.
Good dsy aad ronf fiFrs.
Jos CRUGiERON msuaeer.
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IN large amount paid ia cash to any who brings
recruit.
SECOND REGIMENT,
SPINOLA'S EMPIRE BRIGADE.
HILLHOUSE LIGHT INFANTRY,
Colonel T. g. CLAASSEN commanding
RECRUITS WANTED IMMEDIATELY
For Company OF this first class regiment.
Pay Sl3 TO So per month from day of enlistment.
United bounty $780, $50 of which and months
pay will be given in advance.
State bounty OF Sal will be paid at when mustered in.
Comfortable quarters furnished at Camp wards Pierre
pont, East New York.
Clothing aud subsistence soon a. mustered In.
PROMOTIONS FROM THE RANKS.
OFFICERS ARE EXPERIENCED.
RELIEF TICKETS FURNISHED FAMILIES.
Capt THOS. +. GOODWIN,
Lieut. q. II. SWORDS il.
No Greenwich avenue.
697 Broadway, Lafayette Hall.
223 Bowery
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KTHON BATTALION OF LIGHT ARTILLERY
IL $50 BOUNTY UPON MUSTER.
This Ia the only organization the city which pays the
same bounty as regiments already In the field.
Those desiros of joining the Of the service,
aud at the time leaving their families snug little sum-
will call M the headqi Rfers, 59S Broadway.
DON'T WAIT TO BE DRAFTED.
+. ". WILLARD,
Major Commanding
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CoFFEE FOR THE NAVY.
NAVY AGrS1's OyT1cs, NEw YORK, August 2. 1852
Proposals. sealed and endorsed proposals for Coffee"
will he received this Office until Saturday the 10th instant
furnishing and delivering, receiving days notice
the United States Navy Yard at Brooklyn all the coffee
which may be required for the of the during the
hscal year ending june 80 1863.
The b. equal The best Cuba according TO tho
sample Brooklyn Navy Yard be delivered there
without charse.
Every offer must be accompanied by Writ guarantee,
by responsible 10 the effect that
lily bidder bidders WILL II his
their bid be accepted, into Obligation tnmr lately
Sufficient suretcs, furnish the article
posed This guarantee must b. accompanied by Me certificate
the United District Judge District Attorney. Col
Navy AGENT thai the able to make
good their No proposal will be considered unless
= l. HENDERSON, Navy Agent
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TIME pHGNIx EEcIMENT. coEOosAN,s owN

OUT FOR THE WAR.
Fellow conntrymen, the day Is gone by when speech
making useless talking and yer OF kind
out hsrd knocAs strong hearts,
required Richmond must falf yoi well must
be in at the death Only days aud
all bounty ali relief for your fses suppressed
VIII then have to 90 whether you h@e and 90
pointed recreant drafted Irshnn by the memory
Of centuries Of wrongs and oppression by desc
hted homes, your religion uamped iInpore
step forward and Join the PHOENIX regiment Corcoans
own" Fourth regiment Empire brigade, 634 Broadway
souelched
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DHENIX REGfMENT-CORCORAN ZOUAvES
1 FOURTH REGIMENT EMPIRE BRIGADE:
James q. Burke, Colone NJ. r. Smith, Colonel
Irshmen fall in, and iii up the ranks of this splendid
regiment being the only real live Irish regiment organ.
izng Being accepted by his Exccency Governor Morgan
there be consolidation.
RECRUITS WANTED FOR COMPANY G..
Come early Don't wait to be drafted, will not have
any oonscris We want vino will their country
Under the appeation. OF volunteers once
and receive yonr bointy-slT; e27 on signing the roll
Your families will be taken Comfortable quarters
abundant rat!ons and splendid uniform furnished mmc
diately. Apply at No. Bowery. to Captain MICHAEL
street AZ City Hall Park opposite the Times Building
where all necessary information will be furnished
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LfOURTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT REGIMENT.
IT COLONEL PETER McDERMOTT.
Recruits wanted ipmediaey to Ill up this nne regiment
Pay ranging from 9l3 TO s23 month. Relief ttkets ~
90 S3 month, issued immed iatey.
500 United States bounty $25 OF which paid when
tered In.
$50 State bounty paid at when mustered In
$50 city bounty, p,d when mustered in.
SIS 10 $23 one months pay, in advance.
~ cash In hand.
Good raious aud uniforms supplied IT once.
Now Is the time Do wait TO be drafted.
Beautiful camp on Staten Island.
Iccri,ting Office, s35 Canal street.
FAIRCHILD LEAYCRAFT,
Recruiting Oncers.
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DHENIx REGIMENT.
CORCORAN ZOUAvES.
Fourth Regiment Empire Brigade.
PATRIOTS AROUSE

All you brave fighting men who intend to enlist in this
regiment fall into the ranks of Capt. Reddys company.
There not day to be lost Time Is precious and delay
dangerous at sucn moment as this Capt Reddy wants
Few good men, who experienced to be promoted
geants and corporals This will best fighting
companies IN the regiment Capt keddy has had many
years experience in regular and actual service There
be no DOUBT but thai his will bold front
under the command of gallant and experienced
officers Col JAS G. Burke and Lieutenant Colonel NJ ID.
Smith and that will leave mark II
ments amounting in $77 Will be paid all who may
enlist In my company ana pass medical inspection Also
relief tickets furnished No for
ing from want OF being paid your relief from the State No
diers than he United ates America Arouse then
from all other considerations forward the
country, and enroll your with Office, No. 90
Walker street, corner of Elm
A ufst aud second lieutenant wanted.
Capt. JAMES NJ. REDDY, Recruiting Officer.
DHENIX OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WANTED FOR
L Company y, O'Mshony Guards, Phoenix regiment Cor
under the command Captain Patrick Phalen one OF
Oldest officers in the regiment who Is DESTROYS that all
his old member Will come at 10 enrol themselves in
his company II cannot be possible they will stand back
services and through advice Of their
that which only ought to be employed to
pei towards and traitors stand defence Of that Union
under which they have the greatest privileges
vantage TO soon, the conpy Is fast filling up.
Quarters subsistence and transportation camp East
New York Relief tickets given TO the families Of volunteers
inmeaiaely after easng; bounty when en.is,si $50;
49, In advance and " enlistment fee making $50
cr will receve before leaving the city; and when
ply discharged S5 bounty from the govfrnment Apply a.
e ths Of 'Ai in the
JOHN BEAFTIE, First Lieutenant
JAMES MoRRIs, Orderly Sergeant.
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1.-THE UNION AND CONSTITUTIONS"
SPINOLA'S EMPIRE BRIGADE.
SECOND REGIMENT.
TWENTY RECRUITS WANTED

to complete q company forming al lis Grand street.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
paid before leaving the city with such lurier addition
the Common Council may appropriate.
Rations clothing equipments aud Jod quarters fur.
nished from time OF enrolment
Recruits will apply at lis Grand street, without delay
JOHN vARIAN, recruiting OIicer.
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ON AND AFTER SUNDAY AUGUST TO- 1862. THERE
~ will he two boats running the Thirty
ferry until O'Clock at night, under any and all crcuastan
ces.
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4 REGTMENT BEFORE RICHMOND.-EIGHTY

4 REGIMENT BEFORE KICHMOND.-EIGHTY
II seventh regiment New York State Volunteers, CoOne
Dodge.-,hsscs L. rockingham (ate Of the New York
seventh regiment National Guard having received auhor
~ Col Dodge eDored by Governor Morgan raise
company IS Of the above regiment stationed within
Twcve miles Of Richmond, and under the supervision
gallant Mcclellan, Is desire Of raising forty allie bodied
paid each upon mis- being mustered into Pay
viii cnmmence from enlistment and months advance
given before leaving the cv with the usual bounty
aef for familes. Uniforms and rstons furnished imme
dately Remember that drafted and after the
18th ins aud TO secure the bounty enlist before
chat date, 1t then few non-commissioned OIL
wanted. Appliea ion must be made Immediately
CHARLES L. FROTHlNGHAM. First Lieutenant ass
Roadway, or to JOHN IA. DOBBS, Captain, las Grand
street. Williamsburg.
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METROPOLITAN GUARDS.
M COLONEL CHARLES =. TUHNBTLL.
ApJITA<I GEOls,E WHEATON


wi COLONEL CHARLES =. TUHNBTLL
ApJUTAN1 GEORGE WHEATON.
The Union. II must aud shall be preserved.
Having received authority 10 raise company this fine
segment hee opened recruiting oIlce AT ~ Centre
street whcte there Is sp ndd opportunity Tor good, able
boilrd men under old tried officers Uniforms of
e Iates, United Sates patera with subsistence clothing
aud anartors furnished Immediately on signing the roll.
lsy commences from the day ~ enlistment
ninety dollars advance 10 each recruit .
One sergeant corpoals, well drilled In the bayo
net and ,skrmish exercise wanted Promotion from the
ranks In the field. Apply 10
Opps site Odd Fellows Hail.
First Lieutenant, John q Coates, corner OF YORK street
aud Hudson avenue, BROOKLYN. -
Second Lieutenant Norman Murray i$So broadWsy near
T,ettafh Gtrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-14

"
u YOUNG MEN, THIS Is YOUR LAST CHANCE
All wishing to join this band Of enroll ap.
Syng at once TO Captain l. L. Chadwick and Lieutenant
General Mcclellan, to New York. 10 assist General Sckles
in recruiting for his brigade.
All wishing avoid being called conscpts to serve
under experienced officers volunteers must ct once
Five thousand French uniforms have been specially
Furnished by the government for TINS brigade.
Seventy-fve dollars at tho end OF the war.
Headquarters, 500 Broadway New York.
Captain ]. l.. CHADWICK, Recruiting
Lieutenant WN. MCCONNELL Ofcers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-14

One OF The best regiments in the field.
Don't wait be drafted, but enroll yourselves this
ganzaon and show that patriots and know the
value OF republican institutions.
The blast 81 war sounds in
Good rations and uniforms furnished Beautiful
camp Staten Island. So s. per week paid your IA
miles while away SlC0 United States bounty $50 when
mustered in $50 State bounty $25 after signing the roll
$l3 one months pay, in advance. 81 cash in hand
Now time Ioin our ranks and swell the glorious
Army of the Union Excellent chance for1promoon Good
and experienced officers Fall in. Fall in. Fall in
Apply the corner OF NOT and Grand streets.
Lieut. JAMES SMITH, Recruiting Officer.
GEORGE W. WARNER, Adjutapt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-14

TT PIANOFORTEs, AND MUSIC MADE EASY AND
interesting on the pianoiore, guitar, singing
and violin. Terms IS for l2 lessons; go Sis per
quarter. Seventeen Pianos TO let at 81 S. - and 80
month for sale from S25 $500 EACH by Prof. DuMS
DAY, 200 d.streei, near Mott.