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Negro Eiots.
Z IhsN. &. Trtbnne

To tks Editor F TIE y. L. Tribune
SIR: The recurrence OF these riots at this crisis
sogge. The observer that there Is nsgaior Of these
ge. and that the obocrs tools in the hsndo of de-
spns snsvs There doubt that the secesioui'is and
their electors here have determined II possible to Introduce
confusion and anarchy iuto the North heoce hsse riot No
one car read The Ne York HeraGs nianuiatoy dia'Ibes
against Abooni,s ard negroes without feeling sure 'ha
the veacc and harmony Of the North the object desired
bv that press Having already uf ei the Sou. ssnst the
Nb now Il seeks % div Re tie North against itself by In
cenoav sppes. the prejudice against negroes The shsn
Democracy ia seeking r-susca0n by the most desperate
srs-thit OF cbbing Begoes II those mobs arc not I'M
mediatey checked ssPr. # sua-oy ri" arise end sweep
over t laid unles. iude.i met by tho determined oppo'i
ION which checked roting in Newioik few years ago.
Neu- Io,k, Aug 5, 1852. l. D.
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correspondents at watsrville, N. j., asks how 10
ge, rid Of Secession oeice-hoder in that town. who
interferes with recruiting Tor the Union armyi
Ii the charge named can be proved, let comp laint
be made to toe u. y. Marshal Of the District, who
will undoubtedly attend 20 his case
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Fire mt Oican, N. n.

OMAN, Y. T., Aug. J, 100!
The large three-story building occupied by. Tie
Oiean Tunes and three other buildings, consisting
OF stores, Offices ETC.. destroyed by fire last
night. There was great loss of property by lire and
water. The fire il supposed to have teen the Work
Of an incendiary. The loss is well insured.
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Cambridge Cattle Market.
Ry,osTrp voa rns N. Y. rRlsuys. =, ,,.o. Il

RYrosrEp voR IKE ~ Y. TRIBUNE. 'iso. RrpY
Auo. g. 1854.
Whole number Of Cattle at market $50; about $50 bsevs
and stores ronsstiDg of " Mich Cows and
one. and three oo.
Pxcks Market bssy-Exua SbdS6 so, drst
qua ty 81 Il: second quality. IS IS third quality. -
Psrurs sroKs rrLs.H orkDs O,ea. per par. go
TO - and Calves q rs 33 TO so aIings,
nome TwoyeA-olds sl5 to eli, Fbreeyeas.olds Is -
sl9
Sheep and Lambs 1870 prices In lots 81 500
q 7Ja ~ 70 each. EXTRA 81 73a s3a $50
pko
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WILL BE VISIBLE Soos.-Ths new comet die.
covered by Mr.. Tuttle, al the observatory Of Har-
ward College, is rapidly approaching the earth, and
will be visible in the 'stser part of August.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-08

The wool clip of Maine the presen, year has
greatly exceeded that Of any former year. LIS
computed that Somerset County has yielded 10000
pounds, and that the yield IL Franklin County
reaches 10, 900 pounds
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BARS DESTROYED mr. LrGurErsG.--During
the heavy shower on Tuesday evening, harm sit
uated near the Lstoarette Hotel Bergen Poin ,
owned by the New.Jersey Central Railroad Com
pany, and occopied by by Mr. Simon Neelsck, was
struck by Lightning and entirely consumed. Absut
thirty tnns Oh hay was in the building, which, to-
gether with o'her stock, was destroyed: TIE house
OF Mr. Meeleck, a short ditauce from the barn, was
also struck and badly damaged. None OF the i'll
mates were Injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-08

Tobacco was sold in Nashville last week at 472
per hundred, tie highest price ever known in Ten
Il, ssee.
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NEw.JERsEY ITEMS.

DEATH IN THE SOLDIERS HosPITAL.-John
IIamiesier, lGeml er of Company !, ID Regiment
~. j. v. died on Wednesday in tie Soldiers Hoe
Iital, in jersey City, of consumption. Deceased ar.
rived at the hospital on the 9th Of June. His re.
mains were forwarded 10 Butiao. This is only the
th death that has occurred in this hospital since its
opening, out Of AIS patients treated.
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DELAwARE.-The Union Convention in this State
will meet at Dover on the 10Th inst, TO nominate
State officers.
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Duil0illg 1laierials.
OOFING 81 A 4 L.
EAGLE SLATE COMPANY.

D.ret-Ccrner'of l0lhav and Qusrres At Hydsyne Yer
apAM POSrON Superintendent
bi. Conpsnv invite the attention OF the pablo to thetr
mar, p ard well knowa GREEN aud PURPLE ROOFING
SLATE which they are PREPARED 70 eeVef nom thef <aA
,ie- or I,.uots ia sl sizes suitable for roofing
me ruc a cautioned spurious and nfs nor 81.
tice wbich has been represented 9'ei a. Eagle Ss
A late roof /. prefer .o,e tin, sLuges II iron
gwel put o. lasts lifetime without needing -ePeh'
A. cha. as Ito sninges IL heio ~aog
nom ate ROOF pure has tant OF decay-d wood Of
paint. roofs h'ep,oo, insurance eompsnies fsvox
them s,eam will airet them.
lbr ma nc ured BY this COMPANY has been e1'en.
.ivey used UPON the diugs OF tue New Central Pern.
svvanis .nd Long lssnd ksiw4ys Ordsrs addressed ~
above or 20 FURMAN. No. - CORTLAND; st., Ne"'foH'
will receive prompt attention
N.v.Yofk March, iStl
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1 EAKY ROOFS CURED.-Elhry's patens
Rubber Paint. cent foot. and warranted. "" -
Grand l53 bo~ery. 81 Pakrow. Astcrpl.es 20 %
sttay 80 eadst and 5dav. IL South in a., .o
MARBLE MANrLES-The undsfsigueT" m n"
WI Ing OH hand large assortment oil MAhp -. t,,n,
TIES SrATUARY &c OF the latest s',ss' "a ..s Ii.
$40 upwad Builders aud Others sno ass and sls Nsvyss
near Eulton..y or % flaibushav.. Bfoonyn- - ~
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NOTICE.
IN WHAT'S THIsr
J .PHENIX REGIMENT, CORCORAN zOUAvES.

FOURTH REGIMENT EMPIRE BRIGADE.
JAMES q. BURKE, Col. N. ID. SMITH, Lieut.. Col
"Beys. get sticks few more recruits are wanted to
complete Company OF this the only Irish REL iment b.
Ing organized the State. The officers service
the Army Of the Potomac. No trouble will be spared TO
make this the sck company Of the regiment Pay from
SIS 70 1913 per month One mouths pay In advance SitO
ment in and $50 State bounty viii be paid
mediately joining Pay to commences from dste OF en-
rolmsnt Clothing rations and quarters furnished mme
diatcly and the Will be sent Camp Perrepont East
New York whore everything conducting TO the health and
will be furnished For further Information
the headquarters, 63f Broadway.
DANIEL CROWLEY Captain, 100 South street.
JoHn CLANCY, First Lieutenant, 40 Mott street and l6
Truck House.
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SBALED PROPOSALS
y win be received BY the undersigned until Tuesday,
July ~ at IL O'Clock NJ for the erection Of small brick
building New Arsenal Isand where
PLAN specialization aud samples Of materials DO seem
and further information Obtained.
~ M r. H. r. WHITELEy, Major Of Ordnance
New York ARSENAL, July H. 1862.
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DHENIx REGIMENT, CoRcORAN zoUAvEs.
FOURTH REGIMENT EMrlRE BRIGADE.
Recruits wanted Company d.. Omahouv Cuarda

Phrnix regiment, Corcoran zouaves.
This magnificent Irish regiment organized by Colonel
Micnae Corcoran, whose It BEARS previous to his
parture the of Is intended TO II tho
representative q Irish eharacer and patriotism that ever
LETT city. Colonel James u Burke, commanding needs
eulogy here. His services since the
rebellion. in the grand Of the Union, bears the
highest recommendations for bravery and merit from his
superior officers ~ tI#F Mt waA M9
freshmen, rally around the green dag and marching side
by side with the Stars and Stripes aid bring brave
and imprisoned chief back to his Az this exclusively
Irish organixationthe only recognized such
state and United states ashoresno such opportunity Of
serving meath the green ag will preferred yo
Company D. Captain Timothy Burke many induce
his gallant young countrymen not offered else
One OF the oest Pnmnix officers In this city, and
gallant lS man 70 boot ha: particular claims on fellow
countrymen Quarters subsistence and transportation
camp New York. combined with the handsomest mi
form got up In this city Pay from Sig 70 IS per month
months (Si3) In advances together with 81 hand.
when mustered I'M $50 bounty advanced also when
regiment Is mustered In. Relief tickets, by the
Colonel Of regiment given the families OF voluntecrs
and what more can we offer you fellow countyacn TO
stir your patriotsm upf
received at No. James slip $40 Sixth avenue
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pEcRUIrs WANTED FOR COMPANY Il. FoURTI
III regiment Spinoa Empire Brigade,
COZ. JAMES c. BURKE COMMANDING

Capt. JAMES LARLY wants thirty abe bodied 70
ill his company which be Intends making the best in the
regiment Captain Early has had long experience the
regular Pay from s5 Y S23 per month Families
volunteers provided for Clothing and good food
Camp East York. Stale bounty
$50; bounty 81, months pay in advance
and $50.
Also Lieutenant wanted. None need apply unless he
4pply to CAPT. JAMES EARLY. Ei Canal street. near
HudGbp-
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SHIPPING.


NofiCE.-OwINaTo TIE ADVANCE IN EXCHANGE
y am 'hs gosrrnaent tax tickets tnts c1mpany
ollsei 70 r4tse lao price OF ssage
siins after The LIST of August tac loowiz rates wil be
Charged -
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uDALLY ROUND THE FLAG
III ANTHoN BATTALION
rrnur Apewrrrrpv

MAJOR T. w. WILLARD, COMMANDING.
This being the only artillery corps recruiting State
with the special permission Of the President affords OPP
most efficient OF the service
A few more intelligent mon, DESTROYS Of serving their
country. can secure position by applying NJ
HEADQUARTERS, SOS BROADWAY
Pay and raons In accordonce with the United States army
regulations.
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DHOENIx NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. zOUAvEs,
il FOURTH REGIMENT EMPIRE BRIGADE.

JAMES @. BURKE Colonei.-M ID. SMITH, Lieut.. Colonel
This being the only irish Regiment OF Volunteers recruit
ing In New York whose officers and Will be OF the
old martial land, gallant young countrymen had better
fall In under the green nag, ~ we are anxious TO win
PLACE the same bright page with Corcoran. Meaghers
RECRUITS WANTED
for Company H. who will be Immediately furnished with
quarters clothing and raions at East New York. get S25
bounty and months pay when mustered In. Tickets
relief Tor their families. and SIS bounty when discharged
Appointments and promotion according to merit
DANIEL OSULLlvAN. (Agreem) Captain.
RICHARD oULAHAN, First Lieutenant.
JAMES Il. SULLIVAN Second Lieutenant
Headquarers 1876 East Sixteenth street
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THE RERELLION.
A BATTALION WORTHY or THE GALLANT EN-

A BATTALION WORTHY or THE GALLANT EN-
TaEEE YosK VOLUNTEER ARTILLERY, FIFTH
dong sarr@on Guy Fort MARSHAL, baltimore, hd nua
bering upwards 300 Tho oi owing Ind
mens TO Persons des4Ds TO join the ranks OF TIE cnon
army
s The Bounty $50 win be paid each recruit after
he mas Joined the regiaiept
"a. The advance s3s offered BY the General Govern
ineht apple 70 lids regiment the sa sue rs 70 DINERS:
3d. Relief tcke issued the families Of enlisted men as
soon as they have joined the regiment 70 which they are
daily forwarded.
9th One hundred dollars bounty a. the expiration or term
OF ssry1ce.
This regiment being already in the service Is second
TO and has advantage over Lo7e now being
zed nasrch IL will be prepared TO the naas
bountes without awaiting the slow organization
and acsep by the general soysraen as required BY
7h. We have MARCHES " PERFORM exposures to
disease consequent upon open AR encampmenis Our
duty Is inside rofthcahons where quarters
Then fall in line; right faee forward march. Halt
until you arrive th Recruiting Office, No 40 New Bowery,
where your Will he enroea upon The muster roll or
WILLIE HARRIS, Recruiting Officers for the Company.
A INSTRUMENTATION ALL.
IA Your country calls TO the
PHOENIX REGIMENT
CORCOkAN ZUUAyE
FOURTH REGIMENT PHGNlA BRIGADE
w. -''' = DuA'' COMPANY w. - - = '''''
. few This company Is differed by
who have seen active service.
The splendid regiment is exclusively Irish, and Is
accepted for the and u the only Irish regiment
bei., raised under the late call OF the President.
Recras received daily at the corner Of West Broadway
aaa lieut. Lieut. n PgxBERrox Recruiting onlcer.
The most liberal Inducements good men.
few competent men as non-commissoned officers want
Families OF volunteers attended to-
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CLOTIaINo.

A RARE CHANcE-s25,OOO WORTH OF CAST OFF
n Clothing wanted, within month, for New Orleans
Ladies' and gentlemen having Of the above 70 dispose OF
Dresses from - 70 SO for coats from 81 70 70 for PanA
Also Shaws Clocks Carpets Furniture; the highest
paid Please call address note 20 B. Minz 2ss Sixth
avenue. Eighteenth street Ladies attended by Mrs
Mintz Orders from Brooklyn Jersey City punctualy
tended TO- Please remember the original b. hintz 23 Sixth
avenue.
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k WILLIAM TOPPING & Co, Auctioueers
Nos. . and III PAX place and 8 Murray sire

w Y. LLOYD. AUcTIoNEER.-J. G. CoDMUS WILL
wv sell on Wednesday, July 49, Ut lU1 O'Clock, 15J
Broadway the entre Furniture Of hotel, consisting part
of Parlor and Drawing Room Suits, In velvet and reps
mahogany and biacA walnut Beds.cads
Buresus and Washs.ands Centre and Card Tables Hoel
Sofa Cuaiis Hair Mattresses Paiasscs, Feather boers
and Pillows Bruse and Three Ply Carpets Chandeliers
and brackets, Pier Mantel Mirrors Sale positive
and will be continued until entire lot disposed
Dealers and house invited to attend. taiosues
can be had at the ollie Of the auconeer III Nassau street,
day previous
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A RMY 6UPPLIES.-oFFICE OF ARMY CLOTHING
IA aud Equipagc, New York, July 10, 1862
sealed proposals will be received At this ONCE until II
O'Clock Friday, the 9Th Of August for delivery
by Contract the depot OF Army Clothing and Equipage
this CITY, INA
4A,0O) Uniform Hats,
10000 pairs Boots,
10000 pairs StockingR
1900 Haversacks,
Samples and specifications OF which be applica
ton this Office Or the Uniform Hats Haversacks
the quantity contracted for be delivered
within twenty days, onc-thri within forty days the
remainder Within SIXTY d. from the date or acceptance
the proposals. or the Boots and Stock ngs
b. delivered within thirty days, onethird within sixty days.
remainder within ninety days acceptance bids
All articles will be subject inspection inspectors
appointed on the part Of the United States.
Proposals be accompanied by proper guaranty set
ting IL the to the party
toned therein he viii proceed execute the sae
bonds the faithful OF the
United States the right to reject all lids
deemed unreasonable. lai
Proposals viii be endorsed Proposals for furnishing
Army Supplies for Ssh August" and addressed to
f.~ Lieut. Col ID. H. vINTON,
Deputy Quartermaster General,
United States Army.
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TIORCORAN ZOUAyES,
~ Third regiment Empire Brigade Col. Marriott n Croft
commanding. Brigadier General Spinola. s.,f
COMPANY A,
the right flank company OF the regiment commanded by
Captain Charles j. Danlevy officer OF known ability and
experience, only lately returned from the Army Of the Po
Men of the North, have you heard the call your
President. honest old Abe Lincoln? Why then inger
your thresholds Now IL the time for all good true and
put your down 81 Your families will be pro-
vlded for liberal manner Just look what induce
the Offering Pay from SIS " 81
month. ..rg~s,r 1ws5 r t.--r .@ 0.T #-.s N no
s5J bounty to be paid by the State Immediately being
mustered in. 80 hand money
Sl3 in advance when mustered by company.
S25 when the regiment Is mustered into the United States
SIS at the end of this wicked rebellion.
Apply to Capt. CHARLES j. DUNLEvY. ~ Prince street
W NJ b. PERSSE Al Cenr street and sc Park
I, n r., and Lient WIN. BUTCHER, ITO Joraenon
Relief tickets furnished to volunteers families. ..
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RosENTHAL HAVING A

7 NO. 3b3 BOwERY-TT. R0SENTHAL HAVING A
"A great desire to purchase large quantity Of off
Wearing Apparel Furniture, Carpets, Iewery &C. BY call
ing on or addressing ladies' and gentlemen obtain the
value for each article ladies' attended by Mrs
Rosenha Please remember and try 800 Bowey, opposite
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NoRCORAN ZOUAyES. THIRD REGIMENT EMPIRR
~ brigade. Col. Marriott n. Croft commanding 4. b.
spinoia Brigader General This company commanded BY
officers OF experience Is intended to be the crack company
of the regiment Now chance for all good desirous
of serving their untry enrol their .Come
ALI and let IL be said by foreign that Am
rcan citizens AFRAID to battle for ner glorious Union
constitution with the starry banner of the waving
over their heads. Apply to Capt. CHARLES DuNLEyY
No. 46 Centre street, or TO First Lieutenant VIM b. erxsc
No. 81 Park street, N. r., Second Lieutenant WIN.
Butchee. i0Joralamon street. Brooklyn;
Pay from $i3 S2l month"; $36 bounty when the
giment Is mustered Into the United States service.
Subsistence clothing and good quarters furnished from
date of enlistment.
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AT -S5i THIRD AVENUE, e To. $50 FOR SILK
N Dresses So SO for Coats 81 to 80 for Pants Fur
niture Carpets &C. for the Cailor market Call
address post A. HARRIS, 55l Third avenue, between
Mrs. Harris.
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<yoLoNEL PEIssNER's REGIMENT

q (yOLoNEL PEISsNER'S REGIMENT. sHflH tt
~ The Colonel intends to make this regiment the first
ready service Of the best every respect Such
emily with be received acquainted
duties and whose character is known.
The country honest brave IL needs them
The country In critical condition. and needs every sol
der Come forward then at of all classes and
professions Men OF New York forward Ali the
and bounes granted by the United States govern
ment and by the STATE county and city authorities VIII be
fully secured TO and officers -N t&1tt#
ResiInental Camp. Turtle Bay Park. Fortyfh and
Second Regimental Headquarters No. SIS Broad
way, opposite the Metropolitan HOTEL .cNfNyla
ELIAS PEISSNER, Colonel Commanding.
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RMY SUPPLIES. rs..E etss.-.re5s
osrcE or AnxI N c1o;E, s AMI AMP r
oooek NJ on "Wednesday, the sOth instant delivering
BY conrrac at the depot Of clothing and equpage In
satta percha knapsack with straps and srea. coa
o. o,o q straps s at.ch h complete. A D
2 80 50 p 1.sIs S1y oeISr s'0''' -n
socoo lin canlsens covered. with corks and straps
nd S as ms e
i sSSSSS Isi1,e s. ssss \. h, ~. a.,..-
~ OOO spades. sf' RI 1 rte frt
1905 axe handles
Samples of the ABOVE articles can be seen on application G
win be subject inspection nspec-
ssDs5 panty
% @ Of he ss ana
The United States reserves tho right 70 reject all bids
rroposas sSos endorsed Proposal. for furnishing
supplies for a dSoa sad 8 II ystoS
Deputy ouarterniaster General United States Army.
RAY SUPPLIES. ssza 800 N
Sealed proposals. win be reserved oiee unl II
soeS M rnor q the 9h ps for Sy
- soo Hospital Tents and Flios.
2,0O Wall Tents and Flies.
soo se.s Hospilai Tent Poles
400 sets Wall Tent Poles,
800 Slbley Tent Poles, with Tripods and Chains
1000 Hospital Tent Pins, large
2J0D1 Wall Tent Pins, large. a
1i0,OU0 Common Tent rims. .MrH
q &, be on application :, this Once
onehaf within twenty-five days, the remainder
forty days from the date Of the acceptance of the bids and
be subject inspection by inspectors appointed
authority OF the United States.
Proposals will be accompanied by proper guarantee set
ting that Ii the contract awarded party
therein he VIII at proceed % and give bonds
for the proper performance Of the contract.
The United States reserves Inc right 70 reject all bids
deemed unreasonable. @tlN AL 1857
Proposals be- endorsed Proposals for furnishing
Army Supplies and addressed 70
Lieutenant Colonel D. H. vINTON,
Deputy Quartermaster General,
United States Army.
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LOAN OFFICEs.

At III GRAND STREET, THREE DOORS WEST OF
IA Broadway.--Money advanced on Watches, Diamonds
Jewcry Plate Dry Goods and personal property OF every
description bought and sold, by JOSEPH A. JACKSON,
auctionecr and broker
nIREcTLy OPPOSITE THE ST NICHOLAS. NO $40
IL Broadwav.-JOsEPH SOLOMON, commission ncr.
chant advances money Diamonds Watches, Jcwclry
and plate the bought full value. Busncss
strictly confidential Hours Of business from A. NJ I'M 81.
r. NJ.
MONEY LENT--TO ANY AMOUNT, on DIAMONDS
INl Gold aud SILVER Watches Jewelry. Goods gcca
&C Goods pt year or less b. AARON AD0LPIlUs,
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A CLAIRvoYANT-MRs SEYMOUR THE MOST
"A successful medical ana business merca
teenh street. corner OF Sixth Diseases their
and cure, investigate
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A N EXTRA PRICE WILL BE rAID FOR LADIES'
N and gentcmen's Cast on Clothing, Carpets Jewelry
and Furniture for New Orleans The underssned has
10 nav the following prices Tor each
Silk Dresses from % TO S3 for Coats from % 70 Sl6 for
Pants, ~ TO So Please call address by note j.
ANIIALT, 152 Seventh avenue, between Twentieth and
Twenty-hrst streets Ladies attended TO by Mrs Anhalt
NJ BAH business transacted dentialy.
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AT THE OLDEST STAND, l3s SEVENTH AVENUE
for ladies' and gents Wearing 90 70 $40 Tor
Pants Also Carpets Jewelry, &c note by post punctu
ally attended 10 by EzEKIELS, 1 Seventh avenue. La.
dies attended 10 by Mrs. H.
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Umpire BRIGADE-CAPTArN MICHAEL MURPHY,
u well known in military circles intenas mnsteng his
company United States SERVICE Friday the 18th
last give them the $50 State bounty they viii also
SIS advance and when Into service S2J out
Of the 500 bounty service in the United States army
Call and the Capin at 70 Div sion ST. and he will bring
you 70 White street get you mustered into ser
vice. give the proper docum relief fo
families No cripples need apply as Dr. Mott 10 attend
The mastering officer lately appointed Lieutenant
Kensson) is always hand and his gcntlemnny deport
business ike habits the on Of every sol
der. MICHAEL. MURPHY,
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. IN THE WORLD Is THE

u,fE GREATEST WONDER IN THE WORLD Is THE
i young and accomplished Madame BYRON, from Paris.
who DO consulted vita the srlctes; confluence all af
OF life; restoresdrunkcn aaInl husbands has
u secret TO make beloved by yonr hear.s Idol. and
brings those long seps LADIES 70 cents be-
Gdence 70 Thtrd avenue. ADORE Twelfth strsat-