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DIR. J. II. McLEay'S VOLCANIC OIL
LtNIMENT.
THE BEST EXTERNAL IN TIFx WORLD ron
MAN ar BEAST

Thousands OF human beings have been saved
life of decrepitude and misery by the use o. this
invaluable Einiment. IL will relieve Pain almost
instantaneously, and it viii cleanse, purify and
heal the foulest Sore in an Incredible short time
MeLEANS VOLCANIC OIL LINIMkNr viii
relieve the most inveterate cases of Rheuns tism,
Gsut; or Neuralgia. For Paralysis, Contracted
cles or Ligaments IL will never fail. Two applics-
tons will cure Sore Throst, Headache or Esrachs.
For Burns or scalds any Pain, it is an nfaiibls
remedy Try it, and you viii find il indis pc mai BIZ
remedy. Keep il always on hand. -
Planters. Farmers. or any one having charge
horses, viii save money by using Mclean q volcanis
Oil Lpiment IL is speedy and infallihle cure foo
Wounds, Scratches, or any external disease, Try
it, and you " iA be convinced n -
Dr. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
m som c. srorr Agent. wassiSr aoa 6.
FISS aa I MADE RAsY-By Col. JeSs, Lss.
Camp and Msrch-By Capt Grafton Is cents.
Lesdy Msxims Of War; rs cent?
ougSane-instrpctions pratiQue pour les troupsf 20
Csmpagne, Paris 81 IS,
A&enoA q Mat Major, Paris; 81 50,
fAunSr Lectures-By . Field Officer, London
Gensral Lowell on outposts, Psrois. &c; q cents,
he P perxice ae IInfanterie Logere en- csmpasns
str.tsssne: :Niiisfies ct russo. de eu.rrs, Paris
sel FRASCK TAYLOR.
y ISL PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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81 Prussia intends TO become a strong naval
power. IL il officially announced that within
seven years she Will have a flee OF seventy
men-of-war. carrying five hundred and sixty
eight guns The Baltic il to be the principal
maritime station, the government having
selected the port of JaSmund, in the Island of
RUgen. The cost of the fleet and the dock
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Sponge Cake.

10 eggs: I pound of flour; ; ounces or sugar
1 lemon. The flour must De we'll heated. Bake
in not oven.
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JUDtMENT AGAINST GEN. FREMoNT-rhe
San Francisco Bulletin of the 9Th ult saws:
III the case OF Francis Gagliardo vs.. John c.
Fremont Judgment was to-day entered for
plalntIn, by order OF the Fourth District Conrt-
IN The sum OF = ,iUO, due on prCmissory noe.
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The following are the classes required at the
spective Navy Yards:
CHARLESTOWN

Glass No. ]. White Oak Logs: No. . White Oak
Keel Pieces; No 8. White Oak Proioisrnnns Tim
Der; No. 4. White Oak Plank; No &. YeiIow Pine
Logs; No. IL White Pine Logs Plank and Bosrds:
No IT, Ash Logs and Plank; No IL. Black walnut,
White Oak Slaves and Heading; No % Lignun.
vita; No. 25 Iron; No. % Steel: No o. Iron
Spikes; No. u. Iron Nails wrought and cn+. No Si
Lead: No. 81. Zine and Tin: No IS Hardw.rr. M
-. Tenls TOR stores; No s. White Lead. No NJ
Zinc Paints: No. %. Colored Paints Dryer. No 40
iInseed on, Turpcntine and Varnish; No Al Glass:
No -. Pitch and Rosin; No. ~. Fish OH Tsiiow
and Soap; No. 46. Miscellaneous Dry Goods.
Boiler Iron and Rvets; b. Ply Iron: G Lard Oil:
ID. Boiler Felting; Il. Gum Packing; r MiscelIa,
neous Tools for Engineers; &. Cooking Utensils
and stoves; IL Flax Canvas; i. Cotton Canvas; J.
bTGsh hea Bnntng and Dr ffs oas Hose
p Tar for Ropewalk; q, Sperm Oil; r. shin Chan!
diery for stores and equipments; s. Statinnfry: T
Fire Wood; U. OK Hides for rope
BROOKLYN, NEW YORx
Class No. 1. White Oak Logs; No.2 White Oak
Keel Pieces; No. 8. White Oak Pronliscnons Tim =.
Der; No: 4. White Oak Plank; No. s White Oak
Knees; No. 6. Yellow Pine Timber; No : Yellow
Pine Beams; No. Yellow Pine Mast Timber: No
10. White Pine Mast Timber; No. H. White Pine
Logs Plank and Boards; No IL White Oak Roa rds
and Plank; No. ~: Ash Logs and Plank: No "a
Ash Oars; No Is. Hickory Butts and Hand nikes:
No. Is. Black Walnut. Cherry; No. IL Cynrass: No
T. Locust; No. 49, White Oak Slaves and Ueading:
No. ~. Black Spruce; No. q. Cedar: No % Ma
aS.Fsns Mo- g " ~ stss No.
No. 2s Iron Nails, wrou sht and cut; No 70, lead:
No. 81 Zine, Tin; No. 50. Hardware; No 81. Tools
for stores &C.; No. VI. White Lead: No "a Zinc
Paint; No. 70. COlored Paints, Dryer: No "a lin
SEED Oil, Turpentins, Vsrnish; No Il GIsss. No
-. fi'cb, Resin, Tar; No. II. Fish Oh, Ialow,
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Soldering Irons and How TO Use The,

When consider hat accidents viii o..
easicnaily happen i'm the h--t r-sulat-d fami-
bs-, and that TIN ware il 80 easily injured. We
ARE surprised that every house-keepar and 49,
pecialiy every dairyman does not own one Of
these useful tools. In most families its triaing
cost would Re saved in a single year.
The utensils 70 10 soide-ed shouid no dry and
riraR, rs II Is useless trying TO soldering dirty
unwsrr.
The best proportion OF head and lin for solder
i, part lead to two OF tin.
The soldering iron should not hp heated sUf-
hciPniiy 10 change the color OF the copper, rs
* hurts the metal.
The best pr-y,aratio for brass, copper. zinc,
lead and iron, Is sat d@mOHide. Dissolve
small piece in cold water, and apply with \
swab or brush. These metals >hOald ne filed OF
.crapcd bright bcforr the sal annoniac is ap
piled Bright tin requires nothing but pow
c~red rcsin.-Country Gentleman.
Boiled Johnny Cake.
A chap dish tor poor people. Take one
pint of buit-rmilk, half "A t-acHpfUl of thick
sour cream, egg, half 81 teaspOonful of salt,
and tho same OF saiCratUS. Sir IL sufficient
Indian meal to Iua ke it the required thickness
then add one tracupful of dried berries; butter
= TWO quart basin. and pour the dough IN:
have ready some boiling water i'm a KEITH. over
the fire, and if you have no steamer, turn a
pint basin bottom upwards in the kettle: set
Your Johnny cake on it, and let il boil one hour.
Do not let il stop boiling, or il may fall. Eat
while hot with cram and sugar, and il will be
found not bad to take.-Dollar Newspaper.
A Small Hint.
BY the settling OF buildings, or the swelling
OF DOORS the latter often stick 1T top or bottom,
and are hard to open. We have seen a great
deal OF hard pulling and Jerking, and kicking
10 open such doors, greatly at the risk of break
ing hinges, pulling of knobs, twisting doors,
and destroying patience and equanimity. The
observation OF simple rule will save all this
trouble and disaster: When the door sticks 1T
the top, bear downwards OF the handle in at
tempting TO open; and when it sticks at The
bottom, draw upwards.
Rice Pudding.
quart of milk tPaCup of rice. Boil the
rice and milk together until done; then put in
the yOlsS of three eggs and enough sugar 10
svecten il. After it is taken from the oven.
make frosting of the whites of the eggs
spread IL over the pudding, and place ii in the
oven long enough 10 become a ligh, brown.
think the rice pudding is better cold than
warm.
Cream Currant Pie.
Take one teacupful .pf ripe currants. one of
sweet cream, one OF sugar, and a tablespoonful
Uf -four, stir the ingredients together, and bake
@rhou; an upper crust.
Sponge Cake.
10 eggs: pound of flour: ounces or sugar:
1 lemon. The flour must De Well heated. Bake
In hot oven.
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sI5h"tUits OF MO guNrant0rH.f = +
Date
Witness.
hereby certify that the above IN med are
known 10 me as men Of property ami abb, to make
good their guarantee Signature g. n
Date
To be 81 ened by the United States District Jul "a
United States District Attorney Collector or Navy
4 gent
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DENTISTRY.

HUNT BNGUTMELL,
IA DENTISTS,
No. 31o Pennsylvania Avcnos,
bet. sth and tth streets Washington, D. q.
Artificial Teeth inserted in the most i'm proved
style. Having every facility We can put w.
scrk at the shortest n.tic- and on mode
rate terms. Teeth Fillrsi Extracted in 0
The best manner. Single, Gum, and Block Teeth
CHAS. p. HUNT.
SEP Sim q. HALL RRIGHrWILL.
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which they offer fer sale at New York prices.
Also, they have constantly on hand
A Lorse and Vel Selected Stock Of
Choice BRANDIES
OLD MADERIAS, PORTS. SHERRIEs,
BOURBON, OLD RE, SCOTCH, and IRISH
WHISTLES,
CHAMPAGNES of all favorite brands
ENGLISH AND SCOTCH ALES,
LONDON AND DUBLIN PORTERS
HAVANA CIGARS.
ENGLISH PICKLES, SAUCES.
Chiffon, CHEDDER and ENGLISH DAIRY
sARDINES, KEMP & THEORETICALLY SEALED
FRENCH, GERMAN and ENGLISH CoRD1ALs,
CONGRESS, SETTER, KlSSENGEN and ENG
EISH SODA WATERS,
Choice OOL0NG, sOUCH0NG. IMPERIAL, NY.
SON, VOTING HYSON TEAS.
With an extensive assortment Of
FANCY GROCERIES.
Fer sale ty
BJNINGER Il CO.,
Established HIS
BT6nch-219 PA avenue opposite
Wizards Hotel Washington.
~ Just received small lot of Officers Liquor
Chests. ~
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A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
"A OFFICE J1A PA. AVENUE,
WdShiHgton City, ID. C..

A DAMS t Office 81 Sai E sssSyExEn, .
WASHINGTON City, %. C.
GREAT EASTERN, NORTMERN AND WEST
ERN EXPRESS F0RWARDERSi
MERcHANDIsE. MONEY, JEwELRY. vALu.
Forwarded With sAF1ff AND bIs P Ar r. to al,
accessible sections OF the county, This Company
NORTH, EAST, WEST, AND NORTHWEST.
wAsHINeHSN XXSSsSkK, BOSTON,
oiSS VILE 81 EE hHSt$+f dGS9uis-
sas hfaf 1s:
and thence by European expresses to ali prominent
commercial towns in Great Britain and on The Con.
Collection Of NOTES. DRAFTS and BILLS made
at all accessible parts OF the United States.
1eN Washington, ID. G.
L BE Building. at 321 Pennsylvania avenue,
furnish Stoves, Tin Ware, Housekeeping Articles
Re9sMbsE, s31 Pennsylvania avenue, south side.
~ a5eH ~ f. H. 4 Il GREGORY.
ITO MILITARY OFFICERS AND OTHERS.
BAToHELoRs GENUINE HAIR DYE.
The Only Reliass and and Harmless Hair Dye Known.
Sold by sn Druggists; also, st BREREToNs Patent
Medicine Store, op. Patent Office, cor. = & It'll,
CHESS Hair Store a ans fsnnsyla avenue. rssr.
Ladies can have Il applied, IL desired
.. Factory-51 Barclay street late al3 Broadwayl
New York oc Az
A + MoORE's WEST END DRUG STORE ira
public can be supplied with PURE MtDI' ~
CINES Also, an the popular advertised "
CsS1PIiy Of TOILET ARTICLES, CIGARS, f0S1C-
sisisDs' Prescriptions. aus Is
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The schedule which the bidder encloscS must he
Pasted To his Offer, and each of them signed by hin
Opposite each article in the schedule the price
must be set. the amount carried out, the te
footed up for each class and the amount likewise
written in words If the parties who bid do not
reside near the place where the articles to be
delivered. they must name III their Offer person TO
whom orders On them are to be deiiye cred
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Farm nf of,
Form df OFF,.
Which from q firm must be signed by al The

Whlch from hfm must De signed by al the
members.
/, -. of -. in the State of -. hereby
To furnish and deliver in the respective navy
yards ali the articles named in the class, rrcuito
annexed, agreeahiy TO the provisions Of the sche-
dulles therefor, and in conformity with the alvcr-
tisement of the Bureau of Construction, &c Of
22t September. lSi2. should my offer iin accc pied. ,
sent To the Navy 4 gent al = or to -. too
Signature and certificate. SiSnature, 4. u.
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u a5i PENSsYLvANIA AVENUE.
genuine assortment Of
HARDWARE AND ARMY 6ooBsi
BAR IRON AND STEEL
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Prcfer'ed by Royal Lsttsrs Patent of Euglarf and
~Hrtd BY The SAILS of The Ecols he Phar 1,aiie "a
PaftS, and The iDiperiai Colsgs ~ Medicine FeaAa.
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IN NOTICE
L HOTELS, GROCERS, RESTAURANTS, PRI.
VATE FAMILIES, &c.

The Subscribers have inst received a fresh ship.
Dent of
SO CASES ST. JULIEN AND FLORRAC
CT REFS,
which they offer for sale at New York prices.
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A ITENTIoN, Suffers AND OTHERS.
CIDER-CIDER-CIDER
5000 Barrels OF Wilson i Lawrence celebrated
NEWARK CIDER for sale in quantities to suit
purchssers,-and at eur usual New York prices.
Address WILSON LAWRENCE.
ke4-lmr second q pa.r Do ,,oa,.
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NV DESIGNS IN AUTUMN AND-WINTER
y WRAPPINGE, opened to- dsy with nj Kinds
OF DRY GOODS for current wants -
One yrice only, the actual cash value marked N
plain hgures. PERRY 81 BRO
ee1elot Pa. avenue and Ninth street
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EOR OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS
De. DUPoK kFGr sSTGAR COATED FEMALE

heaa Ihe following unsolicited encomiums:
cannot commend them too hi shIy .
They are the best Female pills exfant
=, nave USED them with complete successu
alton ,, ~ upon any oonsioer-
They operste speedily and effectively
Price 81. Sent by mail. Sold by gpHAM
fOS Chesnnt street Philadelphis. and In Wash
Inston by q. FORD, corner nth street and Pa
Druggists. - N"' JUN az w.,
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ZINE Dress GOODS, IN ALL FABRICS Al
l. modern fabrics for Fine Dresses
as supplies daily 1870
One price only, marked in plain cures, the actual
cash standard value. PERRY Il BRO
Pa avenue and Ninth st.
ee 2-l0t Perry Buildin0O
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MARRIAGE

Member fthe Royal College Of s.rgecns, Lopa,
the { nited States and the ester part Of who's
has been spent IN the hospitals Of London, Pa,
Pbilsdeiphis and elsewhere, Unaffected SOME
nlsny troubled with ringing in the head and z,
" hen asleep; great nerFoHsness being alarmed
sudden sounds sshfulness With frequent blushi,
stten,ied sometimes with derangement Of Mi
ne re en- red isnmediateiy.
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x.ruO MOULD NOT 40 TO MAKE THEIR oRrUNE

w Une ana ali. 10 see Miss WELLINGTON. the
renowned English prophetrss, univ crsaly nnsnowcael
the Ost an ls.io0-s>, who guafinlees
VINO con hcf paih wealth and happiness, warran
H. I'D part information 81 y Utmost tni or ane,
10 tsuis journeys absent FRI nds, uyc cuufisp
ma tar. hidden enemies anu tioubies-n tsrt
o. ull affairs ne Brave solcrs, your 40 il III
qofy lie death. IL yOu seek yoar PROS rts and
fecily you not IL to visit or adrtrs ~ uer this
ht9a ueaUtittl young VI Is ~ l1 sixth ntunue,
Opposite E.gntn Miss W. h tue uuS pvrsun tls
city VINO nc Roman ana Arab an tsiismant Or
ln. LOO ltk, aNd uDs ness RuabNa ra',t4a Df jiie
lie. gwen bigliS lisanas chs tafs.
rru, Dtnnkonn ~ cured ana untiadl wiges anu nus
ba1a gncisNi!fd.
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DRoposALs FOR OATS.

- QUARTKHNAsTRP's
ALrxAkpniA Va, August %, lsC2
rassdss Ire d sr a e. ms 's an
sarnisnng Tn goysr ment with I'VE hun ire thousand
quality. PIT up mag about two bus els each.
!. Ss bushels % e. ~ S s q. @ ~
ssSss s,s "A; s
longer period as ma 'e p ssrssd Y. pom
full aud Post ONCE address Of the bidder must
ssPRsssr T. the VIII e :or o one
Of Arm, the Of ali ihs parties must appear or The
Did WIN b the individual! proposal part
Proposa oval rarties will no. be considered and
ddIscs s'sa stG psrssssa
ga .A'"' % plainly S arsshs rRsfs'''' for o'
awarded i' q 1.1 sc 'T Tesecas Re
persons whose must be appended 10 :he qua.
The rssg0s.isi ~ Of the snaraaor must be she BY the
OF the United States Distri Attorney
pr IS mssn e bids
Bsnds In aHe sa We hoasand doars signed BY the
the successful bidder upon signing the contract
sary FOR the bidders to nave he 6onaasn sem o.
cs ays bonds , nd II ana ready e be Pro-
upon oo % ns ae at this oce either
We. Of the county OF - and State Of and
sgar.ptes a. fuai sonirac, il ascIanss
pooS enter 1
accordance herewith,
Should the be awarded MN, prepared 70
become his s
ITO this qua lie appended the Official certificate
iNsrECTIoN DELIVERY, &C.
AL Oats for under this advertisement will DO
rgidy inspected and ch as do not prove Of good. sound
nerchanabe qualify viii - re jected.
Payment be from time 10 time as the forage Is
delivered thereafter as tho Depot Qrarcnnaster
shall be in funds. IL
forms OF this advert VIII insure the rejection OF the
proposal.
Delivery 70 be made al such wharf at the city OF Aexan
dris. as the Dept Quar erluaster may direct.
The Depot 10 himself the right to
reject all bids that he deem TOO high fer other
sufficient cause
g. B. FERGUSON, Captain, A. O. NJ. U. s. Army,
and Depot Quartermaser.
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A DfAI,paIrE

A DIALOGUE.
{ n V.-what inc regiment was that headed by Whit
~oh brass band that paradcd the reception Of Colonel
eCorcuranf
A--Why, that the Eleventh regiment Stanton Le.
yi0n) New York State Volunteers commanded by Colonel
Vim. H. Allcn.
Q.-liow beromc OF its mcmbersf
ABy making petoha application at the oicc Of Captain
j w. DrummUnd, No. 500 Pearl street. where yon will
always nd him ready enroll oil able bodied
between the ages OF heen aud fcrtyye for
three years, unless sooner discharged
The CAPTAIN wall foryou AL the bolnties from the
government aud atho tiles ard provide relief tickets
1Vining his company.
Tie above de took place the arrival of General
Corcorn. bewsru who enlisted the morning
In tue being enrolled bv
Capt. .. W. DRu MMCND, No. 3J6 Pearl street
hcgimcnta headquarters Grand
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DHENIX NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ZOUAvEs
1 FoSKTH REGIMENT, EMPIRE BRIGADE;
Irihh.ncn fall In and ill up tho ranks this splendid
regiment being the only real live Irish regiment organ
ling Being accepted by his Ex.si. ncy Morgan
there be No consolidation.
RECRUITS WANTED FOR COMPANY G..
Come carly. Don't wait TO be drafted win nothAvc
ANY sonscrpts We want who VIII their country
under the appelaon Of brave volunteers. Come
and receive your bouny-slT; $27 GU signing the roll
Your families VIII be taken Comfortable quarters,
abundant ratons and splendid uniform furnished mme
dia,elS Apply at No. z BoMery, e Captain MICHAEL.
and City Hall PARK, opposite the Times Building
where all necessary information will be furnished.
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49, .
A RMY SUPPLIES.

kMY SUPPLIES
No. 50e bEoADwAr. NAV Yokk. August 80, 1867,
Sotsins and Damp and Garrison Eaapass ier tas
The Clothing and < ace Tor the dfsresi arms Of tie
serviIs 70 y as and material 10 a. ass' Of
Cothns aud Eqmpse IN nss city where specifications and
Proposals. should the articles which 1t is proposed TO
ss The a. e Ss % be s % $. sssa The
and the total ensn osd and the price Tor each article
be ssiS marked VIII, Tie tors na%s ~ ." -
The following lit embraces the principal supplies need
ARTICLES OF CLOTHING.
unnorm Goats consisting Of engineers, ordnance art
Uniform Jackets consisting cavalry artillery infantry
Uniform. Trousers, consisting Of footmsn. horssmen
As ess,sa sf DUCK sa, dv,,all~
Drawers.Flann 4 aud knit
Great Coats-Footmen and horsemeu.
Blaukets.Wooen aud rubber.
ronchps. Tslmas
ssss sis: ss. !s.i E ,ss ss s;:ss...
Uniform asss-rrmmsa aud unsrimmed
Forge S.es s,.s and Infantry
.. r.s: II: Fac: Comma. Tent.
-... D'Abrt Tents
s sss%sss;. s. csior.. Sss:s'sssS::ii.
ss::s: Ss'sr : :;s IS. s::..
s sss1= s1 si:s. ! sss'ss
0uidons. Fifcs,
Axes.
1oOKS-Company Order.
Do Clothing Account
DO Descriptive.
Do Morning Report
Do Morning Report
Do. Letter.
Do Guard
RegimentAl general order.
Do Letter.
Do. Descriptive.
d.. Index
Do. Order.
Target Practice
Consolidated Morning Report.
Inspection Report.
Security will be required for the fualment Of every
tract.
All proposals received by Of the day from the
date OF this adv will be opened of that
day. ind the arc Immediately needed will be awarded TO
the lowest Responsible bidders present Contracts
tner supplies Will awarded time To time favorable
bids are received the Lowest responsible bids
ceived up 10 the timr 81, making contracts.
Proposals 10 be endorsed proposals. furnishing
supplies and adore sel u DISORDER
ny order OF the Quartcrmas General,
Lieut.. Colonel ID. H. VlNTON
deputy Qnarterlnastcr General, United Statg Army.
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IMMINENT HEFUNb KIUHM OND-ETGHTY
~ seventh ment New York state Volunteers, CoOue
Dodgc.charlrs L. froiln Cham llate OF the New YORK
Seventh regiment Ntuual Guard) having
~ Col Dodge, orsed by Governor Morgan. raise
Company " Of the above regiment, stationed within
twelve miles ~ Rchuond and under the supervision OF the
gallant Mcclellan, Is DESTROYS OF aisiw forty atc bodied
incn said COMPANY Seyeny.nne dollare cash will
upon his being mustered into service Pay
will from enlistment and months advance
given before leaving Tie " with the usual bounty and
lief families. Uniforms and Tations furnished Imme
dately Remember that drafted and after tie
18th inst 10 Tic bounty must enlist before
then a mssipned OH.
Gers wanted. Appllnliun must be made Immediately 70
CHARLES L. FROTulN1WAM, First Lieutenant, iS3
Broadway, or 20 JOHN II. DoBBS, Captain. liJ Grand
street, Willamsburs.
Tor SALE CHEAP--I,5o0 SETS KNApsAcg TRIM.
~ nings, comp.ete Apply to NJ. GOULD SON. No.
~ William street.
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AIRS HAYES WILL GIVE CLAlRvoyAHr MEDICAL
IN examinations AZ los Eighth avenue.
1 IN THE WORLD Is TIE
THE GREATEST

an D, VIA .trelest confidence all al.
fairs ofe; and unfaithiG husban1s
you DcuNed W your hearts doi, aud brns
oAefnrr long separated. Ladies 70 cents
w 1nitd avenue. above Twelfth street
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IN NOW rs THE TINE.
large amount paid cash eny one who brings recruit
SECOND REGIMENT SrlNOl.AS EMPIRE BRIGADE.
HilLHousE LIGHT INFANTRY,
Colonel r. j. CiAAsSEN. Commanding
RECRUITS WAIVED IMMEDIATELY
For Company q, this Class eginent Pay SIS s23
per month from the day of enlistment.
United ttes boanty 500 twenty-five dollars Of which
months will be advance State bounty
of $50 will be paid a when mustered in also $50 ash
In hand above all other bounties Comfortable quarters
thing and Subsistence Camp Edwards PcrreIon East
New York.
Promotions from the ranks experienced: re.
lief tickets furuis ed famil cs
RECRUITING OFFICERS
Captain Thos f. Goodwin late of the First Fire Zouayes;
Lieutenant q. H. Swords Jr Lieutenant Csss A. Psmier
late OF Dnryees Zouaves.
Ap " at 10 Greenwich avenue and No. sos Broadway,
La ayettc Hall.