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CTANTON LEGION.
y col, WIN. II. ALLEN.
Come one, como all, a. your country's call
$50 bounty from the State soon as mustered.
few more recruits wanted TO complete company A.
One months In ac when the company IA mustered.
$25 advance the regiment IL mustered.
Pay from 313 TO S23 per month.
Clio, hing rations and uniforms furnished Immediately.
Camp a. New Dorp Staten Island.
Relief tickets given to families OF soldiers
tered,
500 bouny at The expiration Of term o. enlistment
Apply 70 Capt W H. JENNER, LA Grand street.
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COMPANY Z,
" THURLOW WEED GUARD COL. OLMSrEAD,
SPINOLA'S EMPIRE BRIGADE.
$SS In cash each recruit before leaving for the seat OF
$50 bounty from the State Immediately upon enlistment.
No humbug about II.
SIS bounty from the United States when the
regiment Is mustered.
$13, months pay, In advance.
SIS bounty when the term OF service expires.
Pay commences Immediately upon enlistment .
A few good men wanted 10 I'LL up Company Z. who viii
DE furnished with good clothing raons comfortable quar-
tiers and the bounty. by applying soon 10
Capt. SAMUEL T. ALLEN Recruiting Officer.
Northern Hotel corner Corandt AMI Yves. streets,
Or Lieut.. JOHN O. .BURyETT, Recruiting orlcer
1913 Teath street, A.
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CTANTON LEGION, COLONEL ALLEN.
- 10 RECRUITS WANTED IMMEDIATELY, to Hil up my
company.
The new law provides that $50 BOUNTY shall be paid
down to each man.
Sl3 BOUNTY as the company is mustered in.
$50 BOUNTY as soon as the regiment Is mustered in.
THE REGIMENT TO LEAVE SOON.
Land warrants and bounty after the
PROMOTIONS made from the RANK AND FILE
SERGEANTS AND CORPORALS WANTED
A FIRST LIEUTENANT WANTED AT ONCE.
Relief tickets issued families of the enlsting.
Applyto Captain r. N LIE GENDRE,
Recruiting Onlcer,
No. III Grand street.
Or Central Hall Grand street,
Or at LINDENMUILER'S,
Nos. 1879 and POI Bowery.
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(yORCORAN ZOUAyES.
~ THIRD REGIMENT sPINoLA's BRIGADE,
COMPANY X.
This company Is commanded by Captain Thos. Murphy
<late Captain Ninth regiment n T. 3 ny, who has had
ttweny experience Ia the military profession.
wants a few men to complete the company
Bounty and s3 advance 800 which each receives be-
fore leaving the State.
Clothing, quarters rations, &C.. furnished joining
Relief tickets given 10 the families OF soldiers.
Recruits received at 10 Prince street, aud 5o Centre
Of Walker street.
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(yOrFEE FOR THE NAVY.

NAVY AGENTS OFFICE, NEW YORK. August q 1862.
Proposals. sealed and endorsed proposals for Colee
will be received at this office until Saturday the 10th
furnishing and delivering receiving notice.
at the United States Navy Yard at Brooklyn all the coffee
which may be required for the the navy during
fiscal year ending June 80, 1868
The coffee to be equal to the best Cuba according 70 the
sample the Brooklyn Navy Yard and be delivered there
without extra charge.
Every offer must be accompanied by written guarantee
signed by responsible to the elect that
he they undertake that the bidder bidders WILL his
their bid accepted into obligation
with good and sufficient suretes furnish the article pro-
posed This be accompanied by the certificate
OF the United States District Judge, District Attorney Col
ector Navy Agent that the guaantors able
Np- l. HENDERSON. Navy Agent.
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" COLONEL KINGSLEY.
THIRD REGIMENT,
SPINOI.A,S EMPIRE BRIGADE.
50 recruits wanted the above company; SIS paid In
cash the $55 before leaving
the State s75 when honoraby discharged; families pro-
vded with relief tickets al good quarters rions and
uniforms furnished signing the roll ANY additional
bountes that may hereafter lie parties cnlisting
viii be entitled The officers OF this company OF
experience service and intend have their
pany second to none in the So apply soon TO
Lieutenant T. S. LOCKWOOD
Recruiting Office 200 Hudson street, Canal.
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EXPRESSES.

4 BuRNHANs rvRNrTtRE EXPRESS AND PACK
N Ing establishment, III West Eievenh street oe'wesn
shipped II an parts OF the world Covered tor 70
moving furniture 70 and from country fvrrc Hofeas
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DHENIx REGIMENT.
L CORC0RAN ZOUAvES.
Fourth Regiment Empire Brigade.
PATRIOTS ARntfSE

All Won brave hghing who Intend TO enlist In this
regiment fall into the ranks of Capt. Rsddys company
There day be lost Time Is precious and deayis
dangerous at such moment as this Capt Reddy wants
good men, who experienced to be promoted 10
gears corporals This will be of the best fighting
Companies in the regiment, Capt Reddy has had many
experience regular and actual service There
be no doubt but tha. his company win present bold front
tho OF gallant and superior
Smith and that we will leave our mark IL we ever meet the
rebels All the bcuntes from the State and general
ent amounting all S77 viii be paid to oil who may
enlist In my company aud medical inspection. Also,
relief tickets furnished nj No excuse for suffer-
in from want OF being paid your relief from the State No
face Of the earth clothes and feeds her sol
dies better than the United aes Of America Arouse then,
from considerations forward tho Of your
country and enroll your with at ONCE No. 96
Walker street, corncr of Elm.
A Arst and second lieu enant wanted
Capt JAMES N. REDDY, Recruiting Onlcer.
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CPlNoLA's EMPIRE BRIGADE.
WAR, WAR, WAR.
NO. 10 GREENWICH STREET,
COMPANY ID.

HILLHOUSE INFANTH1e
Col. p. j. Claasscn, Commanding.
Daniel 9; Maynihan, First Lieutenant.
$50 CASH 10 EACH RECRUIT
JOINING MY COMMAND. Men Of New York, your
bleeding country calls upon you rally Now
Is tigc e show to ,he world that daes not require
within Union lines this rebellion.
Come forward, ALL tho call OF your country
Fifty dollars cash will be paid once, in addition 70 relief
tickets families Thus all EXCUSES account Of family
de s,ituton will be done away With.
Also from $13 to 81 pay in advance.
Two dollars hand money.
Forty c. ns per day continuation Of raons Clothing of
the very best material.
Forsake ALI Yes, your mothers swcehcars sisters
wives and meet with soldiers reward. Victory
~" s''' DANIEL 9. MOUNTAIN, First Lieutenant,
Recruiting officer,
10 Greenwich street.
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COMPANY II.
~ HALLECK GUARD, COLONEL PErSNER.
Recruits wanted Company ii, Immediately. Non-corn
snissoncd officers must wanted Pay and
rations enrolment. One months advance
pay niue.y dollars bounty before leaving the state seventy
five dollars bounty TIE end of enlistment II Ii the tc
tion of the officers make this OF the 81 In
the service Now Is the chance Join before you
drafted. All the officers experienced soldiers.
Recruiting Office ut the City Hall Park.
Captain HOMER JOSLYN,
Recrtfi In
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n RECRUITS WANTED,
For COMPANY A. HaiecS Guard, Al $50 broadway New
York This formed and in camp, and wants
twenty-five men to ill up Captain PATTERSON will
spare no TO have this company of the best that
Win leave the city OF New York. and Will offer great induce
mepts to good men joining his company.
Captain Patterson advances NIL his recruits out Of his
own private purse
Relief tickets given to al who have families being
tered into the company.
The Haeck Guard regiment to be commanded by Colo.
mel Pessner They now in camp with everything IN good
shape aud 40U men.
All officers wishing to Join this regiment will apply NJ
Wanted immediately Orderly Ser and Second
aSergean one Teamster, two Buaers, and one Drummer
Apply at 4So Broadway, CAPT. ]. r. PATTERSON.
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COMPANY A, THIRD REGIMENT. EMPIRE BRI.
~ gade (Corcoran Zonaye -A members of this compa-
who have abssnted themselves from camp without leave,
will immediately report to the officer commanding the post
East New York under na!y OF being deemed desert
punsed according the articles of war; gene.
ral cour. ynartia may determine. BY order Of
Capt c. }. DUNLEAYY, Co. A,
Third Regiment. Empire Brigade.
twenty-five stout, able bodied wanted, ill this
glorious rue.blooded irish company Now lis the time for
the Tppeay boys that endured the hardshps Of Sieve
CANNON and Baengary rally to the standard of their
adopted country
Apply to Capt. @. J. DUNLEAvY, o. to
Lieut.. WIN. Il. PERSSE,
No. rs Centre and IS Park streets New York,
Aud Lieut.. WM BUTCHER,
No. 40 Joralemon street, Brooklyn.
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TNMPIRE BRIGADE.-TIiE FOLLOWING RECRUITS
" Of the Third regiment viii report the camp East
New York. their bounty money, hands OF
Captain Teubner.,,Lrnst seh,axes Edwgrd 10 kmsnn,
Adoph Merit Paul Toepfer William Obst, 10
1Iclmox, Ffedcrich Locielhard, Albert Lobe Nlcoaus
Alex, Johann Frederick, Joseph Wolf. BY order OF
n. X BRAJLIK, Lieutenant Colonel,
Commanding Third regiment Empire Brigade
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II THykIow WEED GUARD;

We fight for the Union II and the Constitution %
ati
policies but for just law and order
We Eight To protect loyal citizens rights and 10 redress
sther WRONGS This becomes Amer lean.
Non-c0minissoned officers able bodied
wanted to MI up Company y Thurlow Weed Guard, to
whom S55 per man win be paid being
vice Men will Immediately into camp and DO furnished
with good uniform and rations
Two good for sergcants Pay SIS to sc3 per month
Those who would select their comrades come rather Tran
be drafted. q. y. SLEEPER. Captain,
HOWARD BUCK, First Lieut..
York
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RUELL SHAREHOLDERS,

ID SPINoLA'S EMPIRE BRIGADE.
Capt H. W. Phillips. formerly Major Of the Fourth Iil
nos Volunteers has authority recruit company OF
Aing up and will be ready for the field in short time
good Workmanship. Pay from date of enroll
ment. 500 bounty; SlS months pay in advance
vii be given; also S2 or onequarter Of the bounty given
1ng Office l2o Hudson street, between North Moore and
Beach, N. Y, and No. Water street, Brooklyn.
r. J. CUNNINGHAM Orderly Sergeant
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A BATTALION WORTHY OF THE GALLANT EN-.
TIE NEW YORK VOLUNTEER ARTILLERY, FIFTH
iHEGiMENT, COLONEL s. GRAHAM Commanding. now
,d0ing garrison Fort Marshall, Baltimore Md
boring upwards OF 500 offers the following induce
army
ls The State Bounty Of $50 viii be paid each recruit after
he has joined the reg inent.
a. The advance Of $3S offered by the General Govern
ment applies TO this regiment the same to Others
3d. Relief t!ckes issued the families Of enlisted
soon as they have joined the regiment to which they
daily forwarded.
9TH. Pay equal to any in the service.
9TH One hundred dollars bounty ct the expiration OF term
of service.
9Th This regiment being already In the gervice Is second
TO none and has advantage those being
lied nasmuch as will be prepared pay the above named
bountics without awaiting the slow OF organization
and acceptance by the general government as required BY
law Tor the regiments in OF nizaton.
7h. We have long perform exposures 10
disease consequent upon open air encampments. Our
duty Is INSIDE iotlhcations, where quarters
Portable
Then fall in ne right face; forward march. Halt not
until arrive at the cruing Once No - New Bowsry,
where your will be enrolled upon the muster roll OF
Company 3, by Lieutenant CALVIN SHARPER, Or
WILLIE HARRIS, Recruiting Officers for the Company.
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THIRD REGIMENT, SPINOLAS EMPIRE BRIGADE
i the Union it must and shall be Preserved
Thirty young Men wanted, to all up Company E..
This will be the first regiment in the field from New York.
and it is earnestly hoped that the young of New York
and vicinity (uder the present nducements) will
forward and JOIN company under experienced officers TO
put down this wicked re5eion Witch has been brought
Henry W Beecher aud host OF other abolition traitors.
bounty OF $50 will be given under the order Of
Governor Morgan, each being mustered into
service with relief to his family The viii be well cared
well subsstcd clothed and paccdunder the supervision
of experienced officers 500 bounty guaranteed at the end
of rebellion. A few commissioned officers wanted.
Those Of experience only need apply to
CHAS. I. ROCKINGHAM, First Lieutenant
and Regimenal of the New York Seventh regiment
and late Quarermaser OF the Fifth New York cavalry
N. B.-This regiment, which Is of the five in the
brigade Of the gallant spino is well worthy the attention
desiring join the Union army Its officers
all picked men, under the colonelcy OF Marriott N Croft,
and with the material OF which is already composed II
must, IL SHALL succeed,
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ITO YOUNG MEN WHO WISH TO AVOID BEING
draedJoin the First Battalion Mounted Rifles, Col.
Charles Dodge $l5l dollars bounty $40 dollars bounty
before leaving the city, Apply early as the opportunity win
lost. Recruiting Offices No. II Cortand and
10 Eighth avenue
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.RINNELL GUARD.
- IT,.
.ApouAarKns, ~ CRY H,tIPt.cn.

VI HEADQUARTERS, 80 CRY H,LL PLAcR.
authorized by the Governor and the COMMANDMENTS
Chief 70 raise company under General Orders No. 81
FOR Three years during the good opportunity
patriotic young under practical officer, who
has active vice here the old country and who
bears recommendations which will satisfy one
interested A. +. zIMANDY, Captain,
Recruiting Officer
TeoRoKrALvr Par, First Lieutenant
900 bounty Of which half viii be paid after recruit
mustered, tho other nj the time OF going 10
Branch Offices. % Mott street aud 1853 Fulton street.
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DOTH REGIMENT NEW YORK STATE VOLUNTEERS
DO Second Life Guard. Colonel j. H. Hobart Ward.
FIN up ranks Of the veteran Thiriyelghth rcg
ment one the oldest In the aud which has dis
tngulshed itself in the battles Of Bull run Williamsburg
Fair Oaks and Malvern Hin, and which has only nine
Of service 10 perform wants recruits 10 MI It's
ranks $50 paid in cash musered 500 additional
before the recruit leaves the State So months ad
pay, joining regiment; besides $40 when honor.
ably discharged Families provided with relief and recruits
sibsisted and uniformed signing the rolls Apply TO
Lieutenant MILLER 396 Broomc street, opposite Centre
market
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NEW YORK LIQUOR DEALERS sOCIETY.-THE
regular monthly meeting Of this society will be held
Tuesday evening August at eight O'Clock, at the Metro
politan Rooms. l6o Hester street By order
r. w. ENGS, President
Jons ROGERS, Recording Secretary.
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THE REBELLION.
TJALLECK GUARDS.
Ii ATTENTION .oMPANYI
SHOULDER ARMS!
BY THE RIGHT FLANK
FORWARD, MARCHf
Young men out OF bg and wishing employment
not do better han join this Celebrated commanded by
competent uneers ana Intended both In military
drill and discipline regiment that
those ening with him receive promptly the State,
government and city bounty OF Sll5 Recruiting Office No.
Captain O. s. CASWELL Recruiting officer
Wantec-Two strgeants and three corporals
HERE Is CHANCE,
IL SPINOLAS
THIRD REGIMENT.
Captain Richard E. Graves having been one year camp
and field has returned with authority from headquarters TO
recruit company for this regiment and would only
soldiers that he by experience learned their wants. and
makes those his But the greatest inducement
To the soldier join this company that he all
due without trouble and will have for his Colonel the bra
n B.@oome early and lass Before bounty ceases.
Headquarters 56A Broadway. X. Z. GRAVES, Captain
HILLHOusE LIGHT INFANTRY.
Ii SPINOLA'S EMPIRE BRIGADE. Second regiment.
70 MI the company to the maximum standard Men Of New
York City and State, forward your time, and
render all assistance TO your country possible Bountes
granted by the city county and State authorities win be
lars Will be paid to bringing recruit or to the
recruit himself on being mustered into the service Of the
The men, after being mustered In win receive their uni
FORMS &c and be the United States Barracks at
East New York.
Headquarters No. coz Broadway
Captain W. W. BOWLES. commanding Company n.
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UDALLY ROUND THE rLAG.n
IL ANTHON BATTALION
LIGHT ARTILLERY.

MAJOR +. W. WILLARD, COMMANDING.
This being the only artillery recruiting in this State
with the special permission OF the President affords op
portuniiy respectable to Join The finest and
most efficient OF the service.
few intelligent men, DESTROYS OF serving their
country can position by applying at
HEADQUARTERS, 5J3 BROADWAY.
Pay and with the United states army
rpgu
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VOUNG MEN, JUST LOOK AT THE BOUNTY,
$50 FROM THE STATE.
ELEVENTH REGIMENT. NEW YORK STATE
VOLUNTEERS, STANTON LEGION.

1sT REGIMENT NATIONAL vOLUNTEERs.-C0L.
l. VIM 0URNEY, formerly OF the Seventh regiment Ma
onal Guard. and Captain First regiment United st ate
Chasseurs Good able bodedmen for Company q.
Uniforms raons and comfortable quarters furnshed i'm
and county bounes secured 10 recruits Competent
particularly wanted officers Quarters
nj Camp Washington, Staen Island Apply FRANK X.
SMITH, late Of Seventh regiment National Guard, Re-
cruiting onlcer, IS Main street. Brooklyn.
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TTENTI0E, RECRUITING OFFICERS.
N ON hal companies parts companies anxious
20 into the ucld win DO well t. aIy tnnce Colonel
George A. Buck sham OF the Vosbur.h Lhass
This brgaie he led aud ms win imne.
Colonel GEO. A. BUCKINGHAM
Headquarters " Broadway camp at Camp Scroggs, Red
House Harlem.
NATURALIZATION ALI.
n Your county, calls You 70 the rescue.
PHFNIX EEGIMENr
CORCORAN ZOuAt ES.
FOURTH REGIMENT PHOENIX BRIGADE.
'-''S' = "''As COMPANY Su' ooA ~ = 'l'A'
wants few more recruits This company Is ocered by
men who have active service.
The above splendid regiment exclusively Irsh and d
accepted for the and is the only Irish regiment
being raised under the late call oil the President
Recruits received daily the corner Of West Broadway
Lieut. X PEMBERToN Recruiting officer.
The most liberal Inducements 10 good men.
A few competent noncommissioned officers want.
scd. Apply early.
LII WHO WISH TO SERVE THE COUNTRY CAN
II do So la first class organization, by joining
1.-THE POPE RIFLES,'T
0Company r. Haleck Gnardl Cap. e +. LLOYD comandns
NINETY DOLLARS
Bounty and advance will be by each recruit
FIFTY DOLLARS
within fortyegh hours o. enrolment and the balance when
the regiment is mustered in.
The regiment to whchhis company belongs Is stationed
Nhe where good quarters and the best OF food
vded me onlcers hitherto appointed OF known expe
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OFFICERS WILL BE APPOINT.
ED FROM THE RANKS.
Apply az once to CAPTAIN LLOYD, commanding POPE
RIFLES" No. z Broadway.
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IN NAVY AGENTS OrrrcEa
New YoRK, August q 1852. !
Sealed proposals will be received al this Office until
Saturday the 9th day OF August at II O'clock for supply
ing 800 barrels NAVY BEEF free of all and risk
United States, at the Navy Yard nj Brooklyn
The Beef must be from well aitened cattle, and must
conform possible in quality to the 1ard
assumed for Navy Beef and the usual inspection Of
the Navy Yard The barrels must be according to the
standard.
Every offer must be accompanied by written guaranty,
signed by responsible persons to the effect
that he they undertake that the bidder or bidders WILL
MS or their nd De accepted enter INTO an opgaon
the article proposed This guaranty must be accompanied
by the certificate OF the United States District Judge, Dis
trict Attorney Collector Navy Agent that the
able to make good their guaranty No proposal will be
tcuars may be asceraed upon application TO the Inspect
ing Oflccr nj the Navy Yard.
The above Beef Is purchased account of dcfaultng
contractors, aud must be furnished without delay.
i. HENDERSON, Navy Agent.
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NTOTICE.-CoLONEL ELIAS PREsSUER HAVING
IN been elected the Colonel Of the Fifth Senatorial dis
tr his headquarters leo East Houston street,
OF First Lincoln Hall, up stairs and where
he be each day between the hours OF 10 A. NJ and
JPN.
This reriment, formerly called the Halcck Guard will
hereafter be Fifth Senatorial district regiment
ELIAS PkESsUER, Colonel Commanding.
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FIFTH sENAToRIAL DISTRICT,
Ii 163 East Houston street, Lincoln Hall.
COLONEL ELIAS PElSSSER.
The Colonel intends make this regiment tie first ready
SERVICE the best every respect. Such OIL
ony win be received acquainted with their duties
and whose is known The country needs honest
brave men, and needs them The country is IN criti
cal condition, and needs every soldier Come Forward them
at once, of all classes and calings i
Sis bounty before the regiment leaves New York. Is
guaranteed 10 every man.
Men of New York come forward All the assistance and
bounes granted by the United States government and by
the State county and city authorities will be fully secured to
and officers.
Regmenia Camp Turtle Bay Park Forty-iflh street and
Second avenue Regmenal Headquarters. LOO East uous-
street. Recruits wanted.
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HEADQUARTERS THURLOw WEED GUARD, EN-
Ii pc Brigade 81 White street. July H. l6G2-There
few vacancies in this regiment, for officers stu open The
will the the field under the last cal OF the
President By making early application at these headquar
ters q few good officers, who already enlisted
who Immediately control any positions and
every facility furnished for recruiting hor
w. B. 0LMSTEAD, Colonel
HEADQUARTERS OF CO. T. THIRD REGIMENT
II Empire Brigade No u Centre street. New York
day from this date. All those belonging 10 Company who
have leave Of absence commanded TO report themselves
immediately. The following men-Owen Meagher, James
AckeIson, Roderck Van Doren, William Peass Robert
McFarane, James Hamilton and John de-
serted Will report themselves to the companys
and II they do comply with these orders they will be
strictly dealt with and punished deserters according to
the Articles of War All recruiting officers hereby warned
enlist them for any whatever BY order OF
Capt ALIENS s. b. SMITH,
Commanding Co. ], Third regiment, Empire Brigade.
JAMES ABERCR0MBY, Orderly Sergeant
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CPINoLAs EMPIRE BRI9ADE.-CAPT. JOHN DUNN,
- of the First Fire Zouaves having been authorized Y
raise company for this Brigade, IL recruiting at 800
Pearl street and No Mulberry street, where he win be
happy to meet OF his old comrades In arms who are
DESTROYS going the Uniforms furnished
sworn In, and relief tickets Issued Immediately
Volunteers will receive $50 from the State &26 from the
city, $25 from the government and one months In adj
vance, as soon MS mustered into service ana 30 wnen
furnished at East New York Those wishing
DUNN, $3.50 Pearl street, First Lieutenant FALvEY,
No. Mulberry street. Second Lieutenant NJ j. HBALf.
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r WILL GIVE TWENTY DOLLARS TO THE FIRST
able bodied who will enlist in Duryea's Zouaves,
now the field, with months more to This is
addition to the 500 regular bounties CHAS. WALLER,
Williamsburg Gas Works. North Seventh and Sixth
streets Williamsburg.