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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-01

The Hon. Henry j. Raymond WIN. +. Robinson,
esq.,, Horace Greeley, and james A. Briggs speak
nj tie Wadsworth and Tremain Ratification Meet
ing, in the Twentieth Ward, tonight, at Continental
Hall, corner of Tbiry-fourth street and Eighth
avenue. --.".
The Union citizens Of the Eighteenth Ward, az
will be seen by sn advertisement in our special
notice column, meet this evening at the corner Of
Broadway and Twenty-tbiTd street Republican
Central Committee Rooms) to ratify and indore
the ticket leaded by Gen. j. S. WadswOith.
The Tenth Ward Wadsworh Club held an enthu-
elastic meeting AZ Runks Hotel, Grand street, last
evening Resolutions were adopted inviting all
loyal citizens to unite upon the Union candidate for
Governor, who had showp. by his acts detire for
the earnest and speedy crushing out of the rebel
The resolutions also compliment Lyman 1remain for
casting aside the trammes Vi party. and giving "A
hearty support 10 the Government IN Its hour OF
peril Mr. Henry s. Smith addressed the meeting
at some length. lie svowed himself heartily in favor
OF the Emancipation proclamation Of the President,
ard declared his sym pahes to be with the poor and
oppressed, and in favor Of universal human liberty
lie said we seemed to be daily nearing the goal to
Which his eyes for years had becn turned. HIS
remarks were received with enthusiastic npI lause,
and three cheers were given for the Union ticket.
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MARRBEn.

MiLLS-bhENEHON-In Brooklyn. Friday, Sept q
by the Rev Jos d. Philip Chss G. Mills of Kent Conn 10
Cynthis NJ. shenchon Of New Haven. Conn.
ECHrHROP=WARRE Stamford Conn. on Tuesday,
Sept ~ BY the Rev Joseph Anderson OF Norwak sssed
BY the .sv T. w Bacon Of Stamford. Cyrus Northrop.
Of Tho Newifsven Palladium and Anna e. daugh.
ter of. D. Wanen, eaq., Of Stamford.
UTENBUR0H-SAEDS-In this city. Third day
Tuesdsy Sept 90 by bis Honor the Mayor, ct tho resi
dence Of the brides father. Samuel X Stoutenbugh Of
Nohcaso Westshsstsr County to Phebe Sands OF this
city.
SHEPARD MEAD - In Brattleboro', VT, Thursday
Sept o. Augustus d. Shepard q NewYork to Joanna
second daughter of Lakn O. Need Of the former place
WTLLIAMS-ATWATER-On Thursday morning Sept 10,
residence Of tho brides ftbsr by tho Rev d. Torrey
Minnie H.. eldcst daughter Of Lewis Awater, ESQ., to Ly
man w. Williams both Of Ithaca, N. Y.
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United States any capacity they could never be reclaimed
by their owner.excep they did understand In this
vay the order OF the President would be imperative The
Colonel commanding therefore, and nom presidents arsay
established feels authorized to declare that oil persons
a. s6Se stated shall receive permanent military pro.
lection against compulsory return to condition OF sevi
tude.
No influence must be used entice slaves from their
ters and gves desire to return to their they
viii be permitted to do but the other hand force
undue persuasion will be permitted to DO used to recover
such fugitive property
Ofcers OF this command must not employ such ustves
for servants The Government provides to each officer dis
tDc pay for bis servant and this IL ample for the hire Of
free man.
BY Command Of Col JosBPH 8. MoBGAN
J. p. RAYMOND, ls, Lieut.. and Adjt
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The state Fair.

EocHPsrYR n. Y. Tuesday, sspt 3-S r. m.
The nroslects OF the State Fair are encouraging.
There are 600 stock pens. There will be iull
show of the finest horses. The cattle and swine
exhibition will be as good eyor. The show OF
sheep will he better than that Of any previous year
Tie fruit and flowers are magnificent, and never ut
any previous State Fair been equaled. Most OF the
departments will be full
Tie weather to-day has been cloudy and cold,
keeping back exhibitors. This evening, however,
a ey are arriving ia considerable number, and the
hotels and private houses are filling mp; Inc oksp-
inc of the show tomorrow will be splendid Affair,
and great crowd will without doubt be present.
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The Twenty.fourih Regiment Ncw-Jcrsey
Volunteers.

BURLINGTON, N. J., Sept 20, lWJ
The 9th Regiment of New jersey Volunteers,
nine months men, left Camp Cadwallader, ut Bever-
", this morning. in steamers via Philadelphia for
the scar of war The regiment is 900 strong, and
fully equipped. 1t is composed principally of Young
men rom the farming districts in the lower counties
of the State.
The 25th Regiment now encamped at Beverly il
full and will also leave for the seat Of war 10 few
days.
New.Jerfey is doing her duty molly.
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Fyo,u California.

SAN FRANCISCO, Tuesday sept. 20, lnA
Business quiet; sacs OF 100 bales Standard Driils
az, ne: sbount the zane amount OF Drills Will be
SHIPPED east by the next steamer.
NO stamps have arrived in California, and bust
ness men are al loss TO conform 10 the law requIr
;ng documents to be stamped before taking effect
The Oregon Legislature has memorlalized Con-
oress for arms and munitions for the defense OF the
STATE. and an iron-clad vessel at tho mouth OF the
Columbia J.
called, ship Henry Brigham, Hong Rong With *i9a"o IN
treasure; ship Express, Cahso.
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Gperal Notices..

u. e. Internal Revenue.
9Th District 18th. 2otk and 2Ist wsds),
City Of Nsw-Yosk.
O. p. PUTNAM, Collector; A. J. BLEECKER, issssor
Offices. NoG 939 Broadway and 1863 sthsv. corner Of
22dst
NOTICE TO TAxPAYBRs.
On and after MONDAY. Oct the Offices Of the ASSESSOR
business from to o'clock Hours for pa-asns from 9tol
Manufacturers, Di.siers, Brewers Aucopser Publishers
Of Advertisements Gss Companies, Railroad Steamboat and
Ferry Compsnes and Slaugheu required by law
keep and to report the Assessors accurate account of
the product, Of their business LIST DAY Of SEPTE
Der, 1861
LICENSES should be applied for All persons
g,ged in the following occupations required to take out
licenses, dated Sept. |. 1852. viz:
Apothecsries. Hotels,
Auction-ers Jugglen,
Bankers Livery Stable keepers.
Billiard Table Keepers, Manuiacturer'
Do, for private uss, Peddsu.
Brewers Photographers.
Brokers, Pswnbrokeu.
Bowling Alleys Physicians,
Cattle Brokers Retail Dealers
Claim Agents. Retail Dealers In Liquors,
Cosl-On Disiler. Rectifyers.
Commercial Broksrs. Sosp-Boleu.
Contsctionsrs Surgeons.
Circus Keepers Tobs:conss,
Dentist Thesfes.
Eating Houses Tslow Chambers.
Horse Dealers Wholesale Dealers.
Application. for L.ccnsss viii be made to the Assessor
sTAMPs-S,amps for BAah Checks may DO procured Of
the Collector. on THURSDAY, Oct Q.
Notice viii os given when other stamps ere ready.
A. j. BLEECKER, Assessor.
O. P. PUTNAM, Collector.
9th District
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Young Mems Christian Association.
JOHN b. COUGH
Viii deliver Lecture at the HALL OF THE UNION
Cooper Inst.tlte). on WEDNESDAY EVENING. October
l. 1852, at 9 o'clock. for the benefit OF the ARMY
COMMITTEE.
Subject: TEMPERANCE IN THE ARMY"
Doors open Il o'clock
Tickets for sale ct Ru,hons No. 10 Astor House. Bren
tano Ca6 Broadway RanaoIpRs No 693 Broadway and
the room. Of the Association Of 3dav and shst
JAMES L. HASTE.
Chairman Lecture Committee.
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S-T-1SGO-X.


s-T-IS6O-X.
BRAKES PLANTATION BlTTERS.
They purify, strengthen, and invisorate
They create healthy appetite
They are an sntidote to change Of wster aud diet.
They overcome effects OF dissipation aud late hours
They strengthen the system and enven the mind.
They prevent mi,smatc and int ermiltent fevers
They puffy the breath aud aedity Oftle s,omsch
They cure Dyspepsia ard Constipation
They cure Diarrhea Cholrrs. aud Cholera Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They are the be., Bters in the world They make the
weak man strong and exhausted natures great resorer
They are made OF pure st. Croix Rum the celebrated
cli,ay. Bark roots and herbs. and taken with the
Measure OF beverage without regard to age or time OF day
Particularly recommended to delicate persons requiring
Gentle ,,musn Sold by all Gocers, DrusgIsts Hotels and
saloons, 2. II. DRAKE & Co. No 200 BrO,dwly, n. I.
An old Physician. out OF practice desires 20
engage the business Of one wishing to rrme o, m
csts himself with full practice In YORK OF nr9o
tvn .li,.ss conid-ntialy, with zeal name LANeSA'
Tribune Office New'York -
s-T-1S6O-X.
BRAKES PLANTATION BIrTERS
nyigoste strengthens aud pures the sysem perfect
appetizer and Natures great reorer 1t composed Of pure
:, Crox Rum the celebrated Cssaya Bark roots and herbs
p.c,av adapted toweak and delicate persons and can be
relied uoou 70, It's purity 1t Dyspepsia Ia gentle
tonic and {. Just the ting for changes Of the seasons Sold
NV all orocsp, Drussi.ts Hotels, and Saloons. 7. H.
DRAKE 4 Co. No 2o2 Broadway. NewYork
Cabinet Furniture,
AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
100000 worth of FURNITURE
In consequences of the falling of In wholesale business
wa offer our Own Manufactured Goods ~ tho public OF the
Con.istin, of Paor Library Dining and Bedroom Suites
made aud in the latest fashionable sJles
All Goods warranted.
Pleae examine goods before purchasing elsewhere
WE'LL X BRAUNSDORF,
Nos I23 and i2T Rivngton st., bet. Essex and Norfolk
NJ B-Crand Essex and Houston st. stages pass coso by
observation-disclosures PLANTATION BIT
TIERS this celebrated brand to be In every one
mouth well every ones table. They are splendi'
article and be- relied upon strengthen and invsora
erhau.iSd nature.
RenI Jet Bracelets,
ELEGANT STYLES,
For sale by GEO. G. ALLEN
No. AIS Broadway,
Ono door below CansN.
Ear-Rlugs and PiEs-one. Two Three and '"'
GEo. q. ALIENS.
Que dosr below Ctaalss'
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Arrival Of the Ruropn nj Halifax.

HALIFAX n. s.. Tuesday. Sept. 81 1902
The steamship Europa arrived here at II o'clock
this morning. She has 81 pasfengers for Boston.
On the 9Th the Europa passed the Kangaroo, and
The Europa brings DO specie.
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Murine Disaster.

PnlIApgLPHfA Taesdly, Sait 20 Ibi
Schooner Wu. ii. Denis, hence for Boston wi1h
coal. Loot her mast and rigging IN gale oil 1913
Harbor, and has reiuined here for repair.
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HALIFAX Tuesday Sept. ~ 1853
The steamship Europa arrived here at II O'Clock
this morning. She has - passengers for Botton.
On the 9Th the Europa passed the Kangaroo, ana
on the 18th inst the Aus,rasfian, bound east.
The Europa brings no specie.
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Capture Of the Third Georgin Cavalry.

ELizABxTnTowS, Ky, Tuesday Sept 30. 1862.
Col. Kenneus Cavalry has had skirrnish with
and captured the Third Georgia Cavalry. He paIoltd
the non-commissoned officers and privates.
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IHE lRoSsIDEs REGIMgsT ron NINE MONTHS
~ the advefsemen. 10 Special Notice column 1t viii be
ts, the ion'des Regiment paying tho largest bounty and
composed OF Of the best Character will into the
vico a. a nine months regiment
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BALTIMORE, Sept. 30- Flour stesdy and advancing
WHEAT selise White Al 6oa 81 67 He'd 81 4ael %
Com hfn White 7Sd1Jc. Yellow 72d7Jc WnIsKY STEADY
Of 35c. 0KocsaEs generally acve and tudinr
PRoyisioSs very duli Mos. PoKK ola.
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All u0usekeepers.
HOTEL KEEPER5 AND EVERY PERSON
WILL SAVE TWENTY PER CENT
by buysg 81 Plated Ware Table Cutlery, Tea Trays
Door Mats Kitchen Tables Refigeraors. Brushes Broons
COOKING UTENSILS,
ana every description of house furnishing articles at
EDWARD b. BASM0RDS GREAT BAZAAR,
Cooper Institute, In Astor place,
Illustrated Cateloyues free
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linton Citlzcn. OF ,hc EIaLteenth Ward!

Rs liz % ID. support Of Gen. JAMES S.'W ADSN ONTH,
th, pa otic and gallant Soldier of the Uron for Governor
meeting will be held at the corner Of Broadway aud 20,
tRronb.icsn Central COMMITTEE Roomsl THURSDAY
EyENlNG October ? 1904 ct a o'clock 10 k.tify and
IudOr.- the Nominations Of the Repobe.n and MON S'ste
veutons We cordially invite the Wafsworth Clubs Of
Ing viii be sddr...ed by DAVID DUDLEY FIELD the Hon
HENRY Il. STANTON. the li9p. r. DEL AtlELD
SMITH The Hon. RUFUS Y. ANDREWS, PHILIP
FkANknEIMER, e.q. and other, signed
q. CHURCHILL, JOHN ID. O1TIWELL
ISAAC SHERMAN T.. DELAFlELD SMITH,
n. A. HURLBUr h. F. COWLEs,
JAHTS KELLY J. NJ THOMSON
FILIOr C. COWDIM q n FRANKLIN
AS CHAMBERLAIN EMIL KIRCHNER,
AARON FRANK W. T.. WARREN,
". J. A. kOERNER, WM ATKINSON,
WIN LAlNBEER, IT,, JAMES i. HAMILTON,
WN H. HALL, PHILIP CASE.
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READER, you can have al enduring, always
ready end reliable 0orp Pm exactly adapted to your hand
and styl. writing, which will do your writing 'a'yehs'p
or than Steel Pens Ifycu want It, call on A. MORTON NO ~
Maiden lane inclose stamp for circular
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Tbomns Dusau,
UNDERTAKEN. No. lHa 5,h.ey.,
Cor. 23d.st.. up-stsifs.
Business Ncilles.

How TO TELL STRANGER.-Thcre is but
one sure way Of distinguishing stranger on Broadway from
citizen He sure be the former II he does not wear one
ofKSors Han, the elegant Fall style" Of which IL now
Attracting such attention at No az Broadway Citizens a.
WAYS spps.r r. them.
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/ hass inst completed my large and extensive
stock OF Fan ard Winter Clothing, not surpassed
ns 10 vaiie,y Taste, and style in this city. The
Childre.'. aud Furnishing Department. not equaled
An of which VIII be sold Of very low prices Please
F. B. BALDWIN.
Nos. 10 aud q Bowery.
Tho largest store In tie city.
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German Republican Central COmmittee.-A
spec,al Meeting viii be held this "Wednesday EVENING
Al, o'clock a. Headquarters 4" S<suoen House Nos 2si
ard 293 Bowsry Puncu at,.ndsnc. 4 requested bust
ues Of importance v III be traf sleted
Dr. HENRY BRUGMAN First Vice Prest-
ALFRED EaBg, DV LKEDgx Secs.
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IND FHUIEtIIUN OF FUGITIVE
SLAVES.
q The hsy Wesf heo Ira, Sepf. 10
THE YELLOW FEVER.

'HDNONh khs NTB REGIMENT, CANp MOReASl
nao.ss;,, ,.siesNp ~ ky WEST, Sept 8, 1892.
sae or the employment. Of pern, of Afics, .rss,
,res VIZ ~ service o. labor under State laws In the
bed r. impo " mn s y. Provost asLa IL sptbo
bell. we hestq1sfien u tie Quart. and II shs
S.d "a OF ,e Iaiteres.ef cause areIrst. is. 10 b,
"a have come. ''" whom such persons
Vet uts, hs and 20 employed have always Understood
''Ha' 'es'sd inse The military service Of tho
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WHEELER e. WILSON MANUFACTURING
CosrAxr sswinu Machines with important improvements
Olco No. Q3 broadway
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FROM KEY WEST.

Prevalence of the yellow Pevcr-Lisf OF
Deaths IN the Gosh New-Ncrk Rcgi-
,nrns-Ordcr Respecting She Employ
mrut and Protection of Fugitive
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Military Instracti0u.-NstioralM Military Academy.
No. a. and 50 Fast 3lJ attn Ohceu classes daily
~si to ioi NJ u to 81 IN Evening cas.ss-li to 81
= ~ CoLWM. w. FOUNTAINS prncipss
Capt Wa q. TozrEixs. A''"''a'*
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gnsse Mss E: 2 1Hs
Cub All . ::::: v w
Fiiteest n. Ward Waaswerah Union CIab.-A
Wrshs Hotel. corner Sreadwsy and sS't IN s,i..
Ing named gentlemen wee appointed COMMITTEES 90 Per-
ysrson ". Knapp j. Wilson Green. and jane, Hnx.
The neg. meeting Of the Club viii b held Wdist: HSts
oc O'clock, at which time .5s Wi aN n.a:
Niss1esnth ward Republican A.socistion.-
L.ad@sa.:, a.'-'vs:.d 1otha On "WEDNESDAY. Oct !:
Do SEQ W rHGssTS cb.S si Fis:ae. Com
JoHs COOPER. jr., Secretary
Rally fer the Union.. .rWENTIsTH WARD yoR
Twentieth Ward in favor Of the election of the ticket sesl-
mated BY the Republican and Unoo h.d gy
Continental HAL corner Of 9th 81 and sthsv Wsd.ssd.y.
, K y sd ..a as;ss
' '''' '''H invited to s "a 81 e s;cExia
" S'' G c i!c sSS1ssf n sE 4s1S11ao'
Pres 10Th Ward Union Association
Republican Central Committes.-A .pe,i.l meet.
EtENIN DC. headquarters. corne, Of sfo.d.s, and
H e. O'Clock Ms ssnsi q, ssgY,a e p.s..a
j. JEW WILLIE a. ass''' }s'e'..
The Committee ON Railroad. Of Ii, Bo.rd Of Al
ts ,h VIII vi, meet 10 Room No City Hall TUESDAY,
please attend without further nstice
f. A. BOOLE, H. SMITH
Il. w. GENET, IRA A. ALLEN
T. FARLEY.
The Members or Covenant Lodge No. IS 4.
0. of d. are requested TO meet at their Rooms No is5
Bowery GU WEDNESDAY, the lat Instr at ut O'clock for
s e Eiy sfS 81 s order
EDWARD NJ PERLEY, NO.
WILLIAM CAnPBsLL, Secretary.
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COVERING FOR THE FEET-BOOrs FOX TIE
PEoMKsADE This kind Of weather to enjoy outodoor
and our Lady readers should take advantage OF IT,
To do 3d. II will be necessary hst to visit CAsInkLLs NO.
8I3 Broadway and procure pair Of his substantial aug very
post BALnoKAL which he 10 selling at tho exceedingly low
rate Of twenty shnss pIics nearly twenty-five p"I cent
les. than IL usually charged of similar fabrics study health
aud economy by dealing at CAsrhELLs
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Pensions, 800 Bounty, and Pay Procured and oo.-
lected Tor Soldiers, Sailors and the keIativcs VI se
dcceased by ,..,p
Al their Collection Once,
No Ill Broadway (rruity Buiidinel new III, iy hs a.
For oil business done after this date ehafse' WI"
follows: n LA. than 50 in
Por collecting sodiers and Sailors Pay e .naa On he
amount 81 when over $50 In amount - per eeH' 'A w."
a 100 Rountv for relatives
o. deceased Solder pn - p Government Fee. ss
% Ss ss BY permission the Hon SsS,ss msxSr
Mayor OF n Y Cisy the H9S; o S.nc.a Ia d. M.
1 n%. ,, sy NM is l., Big Gss Cha.
Spicyy ~ AZ B,ir Gen. john Even, let D N T. Ms
ciaan M.ep Co. aA I siaSP B.ni o Ssi.S
Co., Ch,. Jenkins President Fast River Bark William
ca. Moves esq. New;Yorsi David Dudley f'sia ESQ.,
Notary and Commissioners {EpWARD nILbEKr.
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A. COx's SOSs.
All who want Crutch or Cane.
Cal ON Coz, In Maidcn'lsnc,
Al NumbeS 80. .t-.

At JEFfERs's, No. 573 Broadway, Ladies
Elastic Doors. 81 so 81 rs, and o. BALsoRaLs. 81
81 %, and ~ So
Gent. hne SHOES ord SLIPPERS Youths and Chidr.S''
BaLIohA anoes and DAITsRs, In great variety st low
prices JKrPsRs, No 51J Broadway
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General H0ciety of Mechanic and Tradesmen
Of tie City o.! NswYork.The Regular Meeting OF tho
Society " ii bs hello Mechanies Hall, No Az Broadway
THIS Nv edu.sdyl EVENING. at one hour ater sunset
WILLIAM NAN NOROEN. Secretary.
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Kings Comfy Republican General Commit
tea Special Meeting of the KINGS COUNTY REPuB-
LlCAN GENERAL COMMITTEE viii be held at the Com
mtso Rooms, No. Coart.t.. on WEDNESDAY hVES-
ING Oct. at ~ O'clock to take measures Tor cabng the
M -nang Election. aud for such other busi'
q. W. GODDARD. President
w l. HrsHaII. Secretary.
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ARTIFICIAL ARMS, LEGS, etc, surgicaly adj
ju.ted BY y. d. iIuD.os D. Clinton Hall up stairs shst
N Y. RKyEHBScE--N. Mott. NJ u w Parker NJ ~ !
H. D. etc. Send pamphlets Soldiers kindly dealt by
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Ironsides Restsuent-COMpANY F,-N;ne ponths
wanted ~ ezra hoan. paid 70 those ep.sting "a
this Company Nov You, CHARGE before the drsit hesa
quarters, No IL Sewers, corner of Genial. -, ''--
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An old Physician. out OF practice des,ies 70
engage the business Of wishing to retire OF WOMB
c,,s himself with one ia full practice in New YORK OF
| tvn .Ii,~.s confd-n,isy. with real hsme, LANoIA'
| T,ihura On;ce Nev.York.
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IrOneites Regfment.
Organized by Young Mems ChrisrAAn Associ3sson
HEADQUARTERS Compsn, D, No. 7g7 Asnry-s.. Of
Atlsu.e, South Brooiyn-
Capt VIM p. C0E.
L.ssts BENZ. RAN AIN, and LOUIS w. STEVENSON.
Recruits wanted fer this company, to be corsposed solely
Of men Of good mora character and correc. habsts
BOUNTY AND ADVANCES $40.
ITO will be paid being mustered in
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sixth Scnutorial District Re siment-PERKINs

Sixth rcnufOrinl District Re gment-PERKINS
RIFF ss-CoL VIM, MAY R-Headqu.rters Nos IS and "a
Est Houon,-Ih' command w'!l .n9rd rsre opporn:
regimen. sisels Army Corps and Is 10 be differed
only by soldier, WHO have s.en active sevce American
too late Again the National Capital Is threatened and the
foul emblem pf Ieasoa still hos,s deauy in the breeze.
halls made sacred by Wshuson Let speak and set .:
ono man. and answer. Never aud prove devotion BY
enrolling ourselves the roll OF honor resdy to
bepg mustered In Pay aud raions on day Of en-
listueut.
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n yscIsn Tor PnImonnTy Dlsealos, NO dJ1 BioadW
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The Ericsson Battery, Monitor, a Com
plete Success.
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The Monitor arrived at ten last night, and
Immediately went to the protection Of the
Minnesota, aground below Newport News,
Atseven to day, the Merrimac, Yorktown,
Jamertown, and several tugs, went toward
the Minnesota and opened fire.
The Monitor met them and opened fire,
when the enemy's vessels retired, excepting
the Merrimac. The two iron clad vessels
fought from till noon, part of the time
touching each other, when the Merrimac re
treated.
The Monitor was commanded by Lieut..
Worden, and was handled with great skill,
assisted by Chief Engineer sinners. The
Minnesota was somewhat injured, but kept
up continuous fire. The Monitor is un
injured, and ready for another attack
Gen. Mcclellan has received a dispatch
from Gen. Wool, dated at six o'clock this
evening, confirming the above, also stating
that the Minnesota had got off.
The Merrimac was driven off III a sink
ing condition, towed by the jamestown,
Yorktown, and other boats, toward Norfolk,
probably to get her in dry dock.
A dispatch was also received by the Sec
retary of the Navy from Assistant Secretary
Fox, saying, in addition 10 the above, that
the Merrimac retreated, but it is impossible
to say whether injured or not.
Lieut.. Wordon, commander of the Moni
tor, was injured by cement from the pilot
house being driven into his eyes-probably
not seriously,