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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-18

HoIEL AnRIyALs.-Leut.-COl. Moncrief, Mon
ireal; 4. Richardson, Liverpool II. Furntyelm,
Rus,in; NJ. 4. de Herrerat, and +. de Miguel Ha-
vana, are stopping at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
J. l. Thompson Of Springfield is a guest at the
Albensrle Hotel.
Gen. Mcdowell and family, L. =. A; Major PuIdy
Of Gen. Frankns staii; Amos 4. Lawrence and
). NJ. Dexter, Boston, and Mr. Sanderson, England,
are at tie Brovoou House.
Lieut., Seymour Of the Grenacier Guards is stop
ping AZ the Clarendon Hotel.
Cart Robert F. Clark, 9th Mass, -. c.; Lieut..
II. Parkinson l2lh Mass; G. Adam, Havana, and
H. FrAncia, Havana; are gues's at the New-iork
Hotel.
Capt. Michigan Of the steamship Edinburgh is at
the Everett House.
Capt j. Il. Huger and Il. Il. Crawford L. s. A..
John c. Du Boi. West Indies i. Il. Smth 81.
Louis; y. Michel Cincinnati Thomas b. Greene,
Ohio; and W. Hathaway Port Even, are stopping
At the Metropolitan Hotel.
Col. Copeland OF the Michigan Mounted Rifles.
NJ ior J. Ladd II. 5. A.; j. q. Ellis and Geo. T..
Folsom, L. 5. n; Col. Thos. j. c. Armory, 18th
Mass.: Lieut.. {. II. Bss, ID Vermont Regiment,
and William a. MupDy, L. 5. A., Are at the
Asror llousr.
Judge \. c. Page, Schenec;ady; Col. Xix and
y or S.monr, I'd Now-YorA Cavairy; II. ISABELLE
Montreal; and j. Price, Chicago, are guests at the
ST. Nicholas Hotel.
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ffrrtnrLin Netref1fF. Sfn' H. ~.
frghtful explosion occurred at the United sls'ts
Arsenn this afternoon ~ O'Clock. II occurred N
the large frame building known ~ the Laboratory.
One hundred ANA scyeniy-six boys and girls weie
employed ia the building The time of the disaster,
Of whom - or 20 were killed.
One explosion followed another, until the entire
building WAS destroyed, aud those who cont not
escare in time were burned up. The scene Wa.
mo,, appalling, the dead bodies lying in heaps as
they bad fallen. In some places where the heat was
most intense, whitened bones could be through
the smoke and flame.
In other places large masses Of blaekened ie-h
were visible Up to the present time GJ bodies have
been taken from the ruins. The cause of the eI-
plosiou is not known, but it is admitted by all %
have been accidental.
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Tho Int Rnttic nj Richmond, Hy.

The Cincinnati papers OF Tuesday publish the
official ropor, Of Gen. Manson. OF the battle at Rich
moud. Kentucky. The reason given for marching
out io meet d, enemy il that tie hil's sou;h CON-
maaded he camp IL took position on iho'e.
Gen. Manson states that after the troops broke
finally at their thiFi stand, nohr the camp, lie rcor
gained rear guard, and protected ihe retreat ill
they came upon the Rebel cavalry ambuscade in
their rear, when they were compelled 10 surrender.
Gen. Nelson bad ia the mean time escaped.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-18
Opinion of the Attorney.Gcnerni on ihe
Pension Act.
Arronyrr.GEsKKAIs OFFICE.

ArroKyrI. GEsKKAIs OyYIck. Sept. 10, 1852
SIR: have the honor 10 acknowledge the receipt
Of your letter Of tho 25th utmo requesting my opinion upon
tho conuc,n OF the third section Of the act OF 18th July
1867 Chap G6 to grant Pensions That section provides
That where any officer other person named la the hrs
section OF this shall have died subsequently to the fourth
day OF March 1861 or shah hereafter die by reason OF any
wound received disease while Ia the service oil
the United States and the line Of duty and has not t or
shall not leave widow legitimate child, bu. has left or
shall leave mother who dependent upon him for sup
port Ia whole In part the shall be entitled to
ceive the pension such officer other person would
cave been entitled to had be been totally disabled which pen
op shall commence from the death Of such officer OF other
person dying sioressd Prridtd hopevey That n such
mother shall herself be in receipt Of pension a. widow In
virtue OF the provisions of the section Of this act ia
that case no pension allowance shall be granted TO her on
account OF her son. she gives tho oths, pension
Allowance And prOrded further. That the pension given to
mother on account OF her shall terminate on her re
d.pe And pyovded further Ths. nothing herein shall be
construed a. TO ntle mother Of officer other per
son DYING 90 Aforesaid to than pension tbs same
time under the provisions Of this act"
On this - .tion you submit this question: Il the mother OF
such deceased soldier entitled to pension in any II
shs married sad had husband living the time Of such
sodes dehl The perv,dns purpose Of scs evidently
s. only to NIKE provision support Of the soldier
who Is dhsb'ed IN the line Of his duty while In the
service OF bis country, but also, Ia case oil his
Death. to make similar provision for the support q
home emil within ito beneceD scope, not only b.
widow snd cbiten but his mother and orphsn sisters limit
log he vsos Of The widow to bs period Of her "ido"h00o
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The Kuivhts Tcmpinrs.

WArgHTowY n Y. "Wednesday, Sept II, li'';
The Grand Commandery of the State OF Newly orr,
Kngnts Templars, met in WATERFOWL on FuesJay +,
Sen;ember lG. The meeting was largely attended.
The following officers were elected for the year;
Zenas G.. Prust, Grand Commander; Orin Weich,
DENNY Grand Commander WIN. ii. Burtis. Grand
Geperslissimo; Piersou Mundy Grand Captain.
General; H. +. l.. Bunting Grand Senior Warden [;
Charles l.. Gillet, Grand Junior Warden; John ;;
Perry. Grand Treasurer; Robert SlaeCy, Grani
RECORDER; samuel Graves, Grand Standard bearer ;
II. Clay Preston, Grand Sword Bearer Bnhiey
Parker Grand Warden; Royal {. Lavings' TRAM
Sentinel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-18
Condition Of Our Troops in Cumberland
Gap.

The following gratifying assurance IL issued by
Gen. Morgan:
CUNBERLhsD Gar, Sept. :. 1862.
10 RE EGifo' Of hfatusAp iEdasa Moaigss Hi'coa'iH
and Oii9.
GESTLrNES: Please say 10 the relatives and
friends Of the soldier. of this command that we have
good health and good tpiFs, ana that condition
u every respect Is better t.an that Of the enemy
who surround ~.
Let orr fr ends do their duty TO our country, and
we will Try ana take care OF ourselves.
Very respectfully GEORGE " MORGAN.
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MARRIED.,

BURT-WHITINO-in Brooklyn, On Wein"sday, Sept II.
vt the Strong Place Church BY the Rev =. E. L. Taylor
ID. ID. Edward ID. Burt to Mary O. Whiting, daughter Of
Cha. Whiting esq, of Brooklyn.
CURTIs-BROOKS-ln Milford Conn, on "Wednesday,
sept H. by the Rev Jonathan Brace, ID, A. Henry
Curtis Of this city to Miss Maggie A.. daughter OF VIM
Brooks. CSC, of Milford.
PLRHY-WhITlNG-in Brooklyn. on Wednesdsy, Sept
IL at the Strong Place Church by the Rev. r. l.. l.. Iy
lor u. D.. William II. Perry Lydia Whiting, daughter
Of Cha.. Whiting esq Of Brook IN
WOODBRIDGE = CARTWRIGHT - In Brooklyn on
"Wednesday Sept H. the residence Of the bride. father
the BY Rev d. Sous Charles H. Woodbridge 10 lrene A.,
daughter Of ID. q. Cartwright esq, all OF Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-18
Notice to the Enrolling Boards.

ALBAsf, "wednesday Sept IT. I8bI
The Enrolling Boards of the several towns of this
State hereby notified that arrangements Will DO
made to pay all proper expenses attending the en-
roment. as provided in General Orders No. 80 from
the War Department.
Due notice will be given when tho necessary forms
and Instructions prepared and ready to be Issued
All accounts Of this nature should be reserved until
such notice appears.
THOMAS HILLHOUSE. Adjutanl AsnersL
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The Tax Bill,
Academy Of Music.
Academy OF Music. -.
Lessee 6c.......................... a. Nixon
MONDAY. Sept "a. 1862,
Debut Of
CARLOTTA PATTI
When will be presented Belliuis favor'soopen



When will be pre.ented Belliuis favority Opera
La SONNAMBULA.
Mr. NIXON desires inform the public that si purpose 10
assuming the of the Academy Of ausie 10 "a
meet wish long and universally espes.ed,o wine" the
introduction Of Of the most gifted OF Amessn vocSSs
TO sphere which artistic ENDORSEMENTS especial.
ous, her, Whatever anxiety may existed 10 TO the
hazards of this undertaking has be takes pride Ii
saying been happily removed IT'S ms WISH 20 sspss- me
event of ai,s PATHS operate d.ou BY surrounding
her with all OF which be tva himself Inc
selection of the artists support her hrs impers nations ~
wouo rensr Ia, been for special reasons condes 70 hers s
the aud orchestral he tr1sts thes
In the vsous spacities ia which Mr Nixon has from time
time appeared before thr ia nc ne can LAY WIN soe'y
that he has never spared individual endesyo to sec1fe the
nrsrrt approach t. the best standards Of good taste
aud Of effect In the present enterprise
therefore he requests tia, tue m,es IN nv
the his effort The preparations Tor the ne" SEASON
shall be thorough in every that he i0ske them so A.
Is ns,rons 40 also he will pec their comfort conve'
uiecr II innovations tending 70 TINS ehd can oe nEeseo
they shall be promptly introduced MT Nixon Trusts W uaos
that the which herslds the DEBUT OF '' 1sos
Patti will be found as agreesby associated with the evidence
careful ber. and conscientious manAgement asy 'ns
ha. the annals of the Academy OF Music
SIG. SBRlGLlA,
EviGo.
SIG SUSINI.
Count kodOlpho
MISS STOCKTON,
as Lisa
Musical Director and Conductor,
SIC MUZIO.
Stage Mansger.........'.'..''.''''' 800
Admission. Nne oo.s.-
Secured seats .............-.... Fity cents extra
Seat. can be secured It The fOliowioF p place.
BEER SCHIRMERS
Music store. No FOL Broadway.
SHELL SALISBURY ,
No 1876 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-18

HAKKisBuHO v cdne.daJ, Sept. T.. 1907.
Tie reports throue hout the W'st that the Penn
sylvana Genital Railroad is obsirusted by transpor-
taton of troops and Government supplies, or that it
has been in danger Of invasion, are entirely without
foundation. The road is entirely unobsTucted and
doing It's usual heavy Transportation without deten-
ton or hrdrance, and is prepared for any amount Of
trade that may be thrown upon it, either east-bound
or west bound.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-18
War rfsctiug ira Albany.

ALBASi, "wednesday, Sept II, I8l1.
Gen. Corcoran arrived at Congress Hall at .
o'clock, accompanied by Judge DAILY Of New-York.
lie was escorted from the by the 18th Regiment
There was an immense war meeting at the Capitol
Park in the evening. Gen. Corcoran was introduced
to the audience by Gov. Morgan. Speeches were
made by Gen. Coreoran, Judge DAILY, and others.
Great enthusiasm was manifested.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-18
AYriyai OF the Arnbin et Boston.

Bosros "Wednesday, Sept H. idoz
The steamship Arabia, from iiaiiaA' uitNeu no.'
at 2 o'clock tuis afternoon The mails and the news
oaner bag Tor the Aecoeiaed Press will be forwarded
by the train which leaves here for New YORK AZ %
O'Clock this evening and which is due IN that Guy
at an early hour tomorrow CihuIsd"y morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-18
Democratic CoDxrcssionnl Nomination.

WEST Cn.s1ER. Ia. "Wednesday. Sept H. 1907.
The Chester County Democratic Convention
nominated Gen. George A. Mccall for Congress
to-day, by reclamation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-18

The EXECUTION OF GERALD TooLE who killed
the warden Of the Connecticut State Prison. takes
place at the Jail in Hartford next Friday.
Tooe maintains firm nerves aud camness
lie eats well, sleeps souudiy, and reads the war
news withas much interest az If he were not 30 coon
to bid these earthly an eternal farewell. HE
autobiography is completed, and he has of his own
desire given whatever benefit acerues from IT,
chiefly 10 the jailor Colonel Kennedy and his
asrisfants.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-18
Killed and Wounded.
Fy. pRsIcK, Nd, Tue,dsy. So

Fyh pnsIcK, Nd, Tue,dsy. Sept. F 1862.
Gen. Hatch, CONN. anding the corps of Gen. Reyes,
who is sick, is slightly wounded.
The Major of the 10Th pennsylvania. whose name
do not remember, was killed. Capt. Brady Of the
llth Pennsylvania Reserves wa, killed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-18
The Funeral Of Gen. Reno.

Bosros. Wodaesiay. sept. H. 1867,
TIE funeral OF Gen. Reno whose rtmaius have
reached Bottom, viii take place Friday in Trinity
Church Bishop Easiburn officiating.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-18

BrsrAIo "Wednesday, sept u, 1907.
Yesterday, Judge Hall ifSued viii OF haeeas
corpus, in the fsc u the Rev. Judson ID. Benedict.
The writ Is rcrurnatle Thursday morning, the
18th inst, before Judge Hall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-18

BELLEVUE HOSPITAL MEDICAL CoLIsGE.-The
preliminary term Ia this institution commenced yes
terday and will continue four weeks until the be-
ginning of the regular tern. Three lectures will be
given daily by the Facility. Dur'g tie whole OF
the session the students will have the opportunity Of
attending ut least two clinical lectures daily. The
didactic lectures arranged not TO interfere
with the attendance al the hospital.
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Escrsouut.

CLIFTON Horss. c. w, wedne'dsy, Sept. ~ iSoI,
Lord Monck, Governor-Gcncral OF Chnada' ana
Lord Mngrave, Governor OF Nova-sco'",' I'M
several members of the Canadian Cabinet, Md DINER
distinguished persons from tie Lower Provinc9r'
arrived here to-day. They all expect to attend thu
PROVINCIAL fair TO be held at Toronto next week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-18
The StrnIn.hip Rohcminn.

Fs1HyK Poisr. "wednesday, sept. II. 1862.
The steamship bohemian passed thin point, Oh
route TO Quebec, at : so this morning. Her news
has already been telegraphed from Cape Race.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-18
Rebel Prisoners N, Chnm bcrs burg.

HARRISBURG. Wednesday, Sept IT. 1862
One hundred additional Rebel prisoners arrived
at Chambersburg this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-18

BNTTsoRH Wednesdsy, Sept t, 1B53
Over ] 200 Rebel prisoners, captured in the recent
battle, arrived here thi, evening under guard of a
detachment of the 10Th New-Jersey. They will be
sent North tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-18

NEWARK, n. j.. "wednesday, Sept H. l'6s
The Hon. Nehemiah Perry was unanimously re-
nominated for Congress, for the Vth District, by tbs
Democratic Convention held here to-day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-18

BosroS, "Wednesday. sept Y, lafa
Com. John Perciva, of the United States Navy.
died at Lie residence in Roxbury this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-18

Seasons.
stock of Fail and Winter Clothing. not surpassed
ss 10 Variety Taste and style in this city. The
An Of which win be sold at very low prices Please
~ Y. b. BALDWIN,
Nos ~ and q Bowsry
The largest store In the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-18

Save your silks, Ribbons, Gloves, Nc.-
HEGEM,N Co.'S BENZlkE removes paint and grease
spots instantly and cleans silks Gloves. Ribbons, &c. &C.
without injury TO either color fabric Only % cents pei
bottle. Sold by druggists generally.
HEGEMAN Co,
Chemists and Druggists, New York.
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BOUNTY AND ADVANCES $3.50
Being $50 han paid 10 any other regiment now or
gsuizins. = loo will be paid on BEL mustered in
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upon them. The vsrmio and filth which they suffer
from are beyond description.
In the hospitals at Richmond, medicines ore 80
scarce that on the average there is more tDGn on'
bottle of quinine for the use of 900 men.
THE DEFENsEs OF RICHMOND.
Richmond was defended by strong fornnca''ou'
which are. however, manned by raw ce"'oi'P,'
many of whom are by our prisoners oeneVeu " os
nriso on ' had an opportunity of communication
were cursing Gen. Pope and the Dutch who seem to
=. Tho horrors Of their dreams and they unani-
mouslv declare thew would suffer any pryation, even
starvation rather than be slbjugated.
n,ovrvrNTs OF THE MONITOR AND GALENA.
THE Monitor and Gaena were met going up
James River.
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Thomas Dugan,
UNDERTAKEN. No. lB9 3th-sy.,
- ~ s..afuHr.
6peuai 4 cilles.

The Polytechnic Association of the American
Institute wii Us Rooms, IN the cooper Union
buHis THIS (Ihur.dnyl ENENlNU, a. O'CLOCK Suolee';
% Road Making Admission ice.
Tuouas ID. STKr>oN. Secretary.
Taenty-SecOGd Ward Union Asspciation.--
Th A.saci,i0u viii meet THIS (Inarsaay) ht ENlSb,
sept 10 a. Wash gon Hall No $50 thav. 10 elect Dele
re. 10 tie Union State Convention to lie held a. Syracuse
on the l4rh inst Tie poll, will be op-a :. o'clock and
close Ut 9 o'clock p By order. . .
A. NJ. BlNINGER, President.
ALFRED LANCASTER, Secretary.
A single Nfedicated Bath often does more
goo ti-u sis months treatment hy ether methods
ltivss decacy forbid publishing details OF cases
but We refer patients personally those who have been
allie ed wi'h A- diseases.
Di ease. peculi.r to women Govt Rheumatism Dyspep
a. and Skin Diseases our speciality.
No charge until the patient Is cured
UR Won FALLENSTEiN.
No 50 East l7th-s.., ne.T Unonsguare
New.Yoik
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Recruits wanted for this company to be composed solely
Of men of good moral character add correct HABITS
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BUSINESS Resumed ut Cincinnati and Louis.
viiIr.-ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY forward Expresses
ny IN charge Of special messengers to Pittsburgh Columbus,
Iiuuati Louisville, Cailo ST. Louis and Memphis oil de-
other valuables
our rates low airy other responsible Express Line.
For particuas please apply al Office. No 50 Broadway
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
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Headquarters Company D, No. 27 Henryst. corner Of
Ailsntic, South Brooklyn.
Cent WIN. 3 coz.
Lieut, BENZ. RANKIN. and LOUIS w. STEVENSON.
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Hlilitarn Notices.
Ironsides Regiment.

nlllitarn Notices.
Ironsides Regiment.
Organized by the ioins Men. Christian A'sscis,ion
He.aQu.r,er. Company D, No. 2a7 Henrys.. corner o,
Alsstic, South Brooklyn
Lieut. BENZ RANKIN. and LOUIS W. STEVENSON
Recruits wanted for this company be composed solely
Of men Of good moral character add correct HABITS
BOUNTY AND ADVANCES $3.50
Being $50 'han paid 10 any other regiment now or
gsnzns = loo will be paid on being mustered in
Iron.iaes Re siment-Co. A. H-sdqiarters No. 4si
comp,ny In addition 10 other boustiss $40 additional viii
De paid to all Who JOIN thi: c9mPs1 y,,s,0 u,,,,vv
ofthe 9Th R-st. n. Y 5. NJ, Captain
War Mceting.-IRONsIDEs REGIMENT will hold
grand War Meeting THIS EVENING at Central NJ T..
9 ss 5.v.sa Sy &. Rev. If cSoa$.a d. %
Rev 7. NexrisH D., bsrehaFd AID Mi.s' Prof Lindsay
cui,ed from our chrrche the religious community ought
at least aaord the encouragement OF their presence
sixth Senatorial District Regiment-PERKINs
RitLEs-CoL WIN MAY -headqltrecs Nos - and ~
nty wishing to scye service az l. special
regiment for Gen sise Army Corps snd !. 70 be ofhcerea
citizens now /, the hour to enlist moment aud MAJ be
too late Again National Capital Il threatened and the
foul emblem OF treason s f)sts dehsGy in The breze
halls sacred by Wsshugton Let az speak aod ses q
one man and answer, we've ala p,oe 81 ~ "a
once enrolling ourselves upon ,S Io paon,x I'll an
being mustered in Psy and iston' commence 'n a~'
i-t1ent
-,,-- g I0o pon,x .r3 paw Procured and Col
siio. ana the Relatives Of such ss are
ecu ,y' % ' ~ ~ ~
'''' TETTLEToN. GILBERT CAMP.
~ m p,os,,vav Trrintv Pniiipg, New York
For all business done after 'n'' 'A'e' 'A"'se' vi"
,,, S,ld-, .,d Sailors, Paw less than $50 in
TOT coievns 'o'' ,so a., .no,n, "a ner cent a, re-
amount Fii WIG" ''ei P'' u" a' = ~
excess. .r. II Paw and q loo Bo,utv for rrlatIvea
=, ; 80 &C. ,, nsr en-,
aeessea p.n.ia,ntfThe Goverruent Fee S.
r roi P'.'o"''s ia.,,, 20 tbs Hon leorgs Ondxts
,,-F y ~ on ,he Hon Cornelius VanVorst Hsyor Oh
Rs .n Nm Han il, Di. H. Y sM; Brs Gen Chss
n sn;csr l.t Di N Y J. NJ; Brig Gen. Chss Ystes lst
III e y = NJ Brig Gen John Even Is, Di. n Y. s. NJ;
Calm Mrlen Co, New York; Lsthrop, Luddngton, L
Co New.Yok Isasc Seymour, President Bank OF North
Amer Chss Jer kius President East River Bank; Wnam
Curis Moves ESQ, New-York; David Dudley Field, ssq.
CHaS SETTIEToT
Notary and Com missioner edward GILBERT.
for all the states HENRY CAMP.
-...-n-- - 800, Y-.,., -
yopp ounryrrSv e., n|Es Sy,;IrH n 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-18

Iron,iies Re siment-Co A. Hesdqlarters no. tsI
81 ouug moral character wanted Tor THIS
coupsny. In addition to other boustiss 10 additional WIZ
De paid to all no JOIN this Company -
CHRISTOPHER PULLMAN,
81, Q,b n. Al Gart4i
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IrOnsides Regiment, Company Ga few more
are sIted hill up this Company Men Of good char
scte those desire their country from Of
duty. will fud associates OF I ieir stamp.
Bounty as large 8 any Regiment sow forming
Recruiting office has been opened st No lO+ Bowsry
CHARLES 4. RODGERS, Captain.
JOSEPH DoRs, lat Lieutenant.
III. h. GLDERsLEgyE, I'd Lieutenant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-18

IrOnsides kegiment-C0mpany G.-tinst Glaze
Men good character snd habits, wanted Tor the above
Young Men who desire theiI country but
are unwilling to encounter the demoaizng influence too
often connected with soldiers lfe should RALLY AT
ONCE to the IRONsIDES. Company Recruiting Offices,
No 33T broadway. CHARLES T. RODGERS, Captain h.
B. GILDERSLEEVE Lieutenant.