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Affairs in Kentucky.

The Legislature of Arkansas has as
sembIed at Little Rock in the early par
of this mouth. Gov. Rector, for some
time a refugee from the capital, was pre-
sent and delivered his message, and then
resigned his post, Mr.. Fletcher, Presi-
dent of the Senate, thereby became acting
Governor, Col. Flanagan, who had beat
en- Gov. Rector in the race for that office,
being in the army and not having made
his appearance.
For some time a very animated con-
test was kept up for the Senate of the
Confederate States in place of b. G. john
son, who was opposed by Mr.. Garland.
johnson was elected. In speech de-
livered by him he is said to have con-
fessed that he had assisted in destroying the
best Government that eUer eristed, but that he
had Joined his destiny with the South
and would abide the result
One cannot but be reminded of the
sad soliloquy of MACBETH, after he had
murdered his king and benefactor, and
the family of another of his friends; in
which he exclaimed:
" am
In bloc so stepped, that should / wade no moro
Returning were rs tedious as go DER"
The rebel Senator feels that he is steep
ed in the blood of his countrymen, and
that he has assisted in the effort TO des-
troy the government, which is the mild
est and most blameless Of all upon the
earth. Still, though racked with rcmorse,
he is goaded onward by despair. Who
would have the mental fortunes of such
solf-convictcd traitor for all the wealth
and honors of the world? Better be a
slave under the lash of cruel taskmas-
ter.
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DR.. Kings Dispensary
FOR PRIVATE DsSTAyTS.

"a. gee DR.. KING, formerly of scg yorh %
49, 4@e tlo lnat nur year. OF rr1.-r'ri. : a.
- Nnd VINO has devoted Die aurtlo1g
a, ti 'u.s' ol private sr61a,r fIr 80 ro,sr f1tt,r
h'mse'i having attended tu practice f1r ra mon,
y''.t .rt cured sJ many thousands Us s rnabIrt h
ON. N' 'NiW.. H' % private u1l4fl 30 matter bns
ha' ''"} w." DO '"Hr' ufHfug .aIsf ,t,rri
~ rom no. .ei ,f t.eIruwn. Ur. RiuFruispe4gsvv'
No y f'ai'r.gf street. between ChrrrY aad t- g.y-
aclna story, whore be- 0ures Al diseases Of private
rsturo.
G1uafhoa cured w'thou, nsassoua n,edlcia.a a,I
erioroBCa with busiuers
STRUCTURES ol old or roosHt date. sHeCiuaUy rnrs4
o inw days, by on operation wblc1 cqugaa r1 main
Wa9rr Erlrcturc exists hrglth cannot hs e1IotoR
F.Fnaph Ht dh@sf ca1a.a more u,s1r.rf and uudg,
p.rnf tbe 00n8i.tu' on fn rrufl
fyn1Ia with ODD thr ipflr.f If tla akin .-,y-,-..
'lt r neglect ~ blt veaillpat con no FCs.tr...
a'.rrf 'r q few days
frfu|I| " lk14s' - I.s sIla- 10 hams ,.,-
3 Ft- Co., l's suIrs, arH 8 fe trnsaosalcas -oy,,s
Nl NJ I- Drought un IE NO. aHDf W .Ls ..-.Fr d,
lH'lW n nn"rf'frrntr n.. fuf .u.' 'r..esg.y. .. .
EaNgs or lh- fSssiD1s, neglect Of srIrh sil ,ioacJ
m4e iL' eDsi tlt 90. reItsr,rg o.. .liS-t ana 81,
B-a l.sr Hr s..iclF fr1u sing qr,-4.t.Is IN 40
.1H.Hs r.H pIF Hr r.Hrr..r u frs q. fr'.Ity.
hr "'up may r"., .ssars. |....4. az h. .rf
f'fs.0s POI lInf abroad D zr''f.g .rdstatByttaY
o1ae, win aieo oncDar1. d'rr.i o. ur a K.rg 81
" .'af' street auhVIuo Tom s.g uavc thc n 80.
stry medicines sent 20 u#n ..afrr. lB.r ~,
H'm g'e ~ De- tina tnIr1.us 1u.| G 3D. tbe sver.a.
ulyl0-'Tftrs
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T. CIR RENT.

/ HAVE FOUR TWO STORY BRICK UOusEs
Il for rent for 1863, near the ReserVoirs
on Lebanon pike. These arc very comforta bio hous
20 u'Ne ea'n tIght rooms, coal house, an abund-
ant supply Of hydrant water, aud are So aGrniraji
situated Tor obtaining supplies that tenants have
rarely to send 70 market finding one right at their
doors 7"' ~ 'no'
refer to Mr. DYER PEARL. CITY Rank aud NJ
GRFTiTH, firm Of Griffith Parsons for any further
lnormalon, they being tenants for the present wear
hrnt Sd"o payable quarterly. Notes well indorsod
wiz DC required Renters can apply 10 me any after
noon, at my residence, on Lebanon pike
NoF4o-o" NJ. @. l.. CLAIBORNE.
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WA, CAIAN J. G. PuHIELD.
CALAN 81 PITSFlELD

NO 10, Dedderlck street,
A ne HLrEIYING DAILY OYSTERS. CANE.
~ Dish, But o. Egys, &C., aud l.m1Ies can 10
furnish ! on mOdcrai terms HItl any article lu our
un. uf short uulcr, by leaving ta.ir orders with gs
our house 10 open carly Orr tH" morning, and ..II
open n.l day aUa until O.. uDsrat night.
r5- The public are iu,i,eI 60 give us . .l...
D1C3.Igs
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WAsHNGToN, Dec 2. - Nothing il
known contrmatory Of the report that
Gen. Burnside has been relieved Of the
command Of the Potomac
The President has sent TO the Senate
the nominations Of Brig. Gems, Sykes
and ButierheId to be Major. Generals and
sixteen Colonies 10 Bigadicr. Generals
The estimates Of the Treasury Depart
ment unayoidably are delayed. The
Committee Of Ways aud Means have
therefore no data on which they frame the
general appropriation bills. The Secre-
tary's report will be ready some time this
week.
NEW YORK, Dec. "A small vote has
been pollod in the city election to-day.
Brenau, Democrat is elected Comptroller
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LANCASTER, O, Dec. "A special
election was held to- day to gil the va
oancy Of representative for this county.
DR.. Edison 3. Olds, the Democratic can
didate. was elected.
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ORDNANCE OFFICE,

WAX DgrARrsEYr, WASHINGTON, August 2 1862.
Proposals will be rece ed By this department nni T. NJ
arsenas Of Horse Equipments UniSi States cavalry pet
tern, hereinafter specihed- -.
At waer,own arsenal Wstcrtown. Massachusetts,, 1000
Al the watervet arsenal West Troy New York, 2o0 sets
At the New Yoik arsenal Governors Island, New York,
Att he Frankford arsenal .rdesurs Pennsylvania 5000
Al the Allegheny arsena Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, 10000
Al the st. Louis arsenal ST. Louis Missouri 10000 sets
Of horse equipments 10 DC furnished com
pete except the horse brush curry comb lara' picket pm
above ney are TO be subject inspection
Al the where delivered before being received by
70 be accepted paid for but sueh ~
are approved upon anch inspection. -.
Deverie- Ia made I'd lots of not less than hly sets
per week for all contracts Of hve hundred sets or unuer
up thousand se;s two hundred set per week Tor al
contracts from thousand 10 two Thousand sets hsc
sand toss and eight hundred sets PER week
contracts of from six thousand 70 Yen Thousand set
Failure TO deliver OF specified nne wl subject the con.
time The equipments to be bor. Ave sets in boz,
IN the manncrs and saddles 81 assorted mum.
ends OF the box The be charged be de-
terrnined by the inspector: =. ,,-, -,
Bidders win state explicitly IN Their proposals me time
sure,Ies for the faithful fulnmcnt OF the same.
dealers in leather wor viii not he considered and the De.
parmen the right 70 any or all bids which
MY lyp"n The award being made successful 'dder only
will be nohed they will be furnished with forms Of
| The contract, and OF tho bond required Of them.
iiVpV''' W. General JAMRs w. RIPLEY.
Chief of Ordinance, Washington, d. c."
ANU va" " Proposals for Horse EquIpmen,sn
4 JAMES w. RIPLEY,
l Brig. Gen. Chief OF Ordinances.
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GSPlN0LA'S EMPIRE BRIGADE.
- psMGASSix |" R REC SAS
coRCoRAN ZouAvES, FOURTH REGIMENT, EMPIRE
COLONEL JAMES z gnkkE, COMMANDING.
CRUITING OFFICER.
No. IT, Greenwich
RECRUITS WANTED IMMEDIATELY
$50 cash to each recruit joining my command.
TO rally TO her succor Now is time to show the
world does require draft within Union lines to
GoaE h fo f'SA eS SNE AND ALL TO THE CALL
ooA1 Wv" A YOUR COUNTRY ~ -AN 0A'-' "
Irishnen your strong right hand needed to-day before
cries TO for vengeance The land your adop
tionyour only hope earthsetches forth
and cherished You il your day Of distress that You Viii now
leap forward TO her rescue in this her hour of need Shall
ha S n Wan ps Of s
tolerated and respected people elevated the highest
position the landa this has she done you yours
gratitude and allow the most elos land the frees 60
vernmen the perfection of human happiness the world has
worst desposn-aye far worse than sunny Erin ever
endured Il
money fan and keep alive this unholy and she
says she is going take hand in God grant she
call make upon you to-day our homes and fre-
sides will be promptly responded to-. .
ing side by side with the Stars and Strips carry the music
Of the Union TO the utmost boundaries Of the land
addition relief families thus all
Of family destution will be done away with Also
the os WIN Isl %
day for communication Of raions Clothing very best ma
'eTyls al W.. avian voDr roo,,sr,. .wes,,.,r. w;vs.
and sisters, and come and meet soldiers reward
Victory and glory await you. DANIEL G. MOYNIHAN
First Lieutenant, Recruiting Ollcer,
l6 GREENWICH STREET,
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UMPIRE BRIGADE.
II THURLOw WEED GUARD.
AROUSE FELL OW CTTTZENS

We fight for the Union the Constitution as
tits.
We eight not to further abolition sentiments corrupt
policies but for just law and order.
We fight to protect loyal citizens rights and redress
their wrongs This becomes american
Non-commssioned on wanted Fifty able bodied
wanted 70 fill up Company F, Thurlow Weed Guard to
whom eS3 per will be paid being mustered into
vice Men will Immediately into camp and be furnished
with good uniform and ratans.
Two good men for Serg ants Pay SIS TO S23 month
Those who would select heir comrades rather than
oe drafted. c. T. SLEEPER. Captain.
HOWARD BUCK First Lieut..
Recruiting Office, vesey West streets New
Var
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CPINoLNs EMPIRE BRIGADE.
WAR, WAR, WAR
NO. Ii GREENWICH STREET
Company ID,
HIIIUOUSE LIGHT INFANTRY

tuI. T. j. Ctihssen, Commanding.
Daniel &. Maynihan, First Lieutenant.
RECRUITS WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
$50 CASH TO EACH RECRUIT
JOINING MY COMMAND. Men Of New York, your
bleeding country calls rally to her Now
is time to snow to the world that daes require
draft within the Union lines crush this gigantic rebellion
Come forward. anu al, to the call Of your country
Fifty dollars cash will be paid once addition relief
tickets for families Thus all excuses account of family
destitut!on viii be done away with.
Also from Sl3 10 $2i pay advance.
Two dollars hand money.
Forty day Communication of rations Clothing of
the very hest material
Forsake ALL Yes your mothers swcethearts sisters
wives and and meet with soldiers reward Victory
and glory await YOU.
DANIEL c. MOUNTAIN First Lieutenant
Recruiting officer,
No. 10 Greenwich street.
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DAILY FOR THE UNION.
IN 500 S!ae bounty paid Immediately TO each recruit.
81 and $l3 zone months pay paid to each recruit
the conl,a any is mustered
$5 (oneourth) of the 500 bounty paid each recruit
the mastering OF the regiment paid before the
reiiiment leaves for the OF war.
Good quarters abundant rations and handsome uniforms
Immediately provided.
Non-comInissioned oic wanted also good WAGNER
Relief tickets issued for the benefit of families as soon
the recruits into service
500 bounty each recruit when discharged.
Apply to ISAAC l.. TAYLOR, Captain Company D, Stan.
ton LEGION 201 West street. corner Of Harrison.
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E,IRsT REGIMENT NATIONAL voLuNTEERs-wM.
GuRNEY, Colonel, late OF Gem Cohrane's Chassears
Come one come ALL 10 countrys call and rally To this
hne regiment nearly ready, under the cali. All the
government and State bounty 10 secured each Joining
this egnent Promotions viii In all be made from
the ranks This regiment must be filed by volunteers, and
only for few days III you have the opportunity the
bounty Remember that as drafting commences
bounties Recruiting Office IS East Houston street,
three doors west of Bowery Headquarters st Broadway
Mozart Hall.
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GINEER TRooPs.-FIrTEENTh REGIMENT NEW

ENGINEER TROOPs-FIFTEENTh REGIMENT NEW
" York Engineers, Colonel John Mcleod Murphy The
Fifteenth regiment New York Ensn opened
crutng olce ut 81 Spring street. Broadway
command Of Lieutenant Colonel c. G. Colgate The regi-
ment Is the Armv the Potomac
receive being mustered in 81 recruiting fee SIS United
states bounty $50 state bounty months in advance
and S76 United States bounty the end enlistment
Pay from ~ to $ per month guarageed BY the following
rent regmcnts heretofore mustered into the service the
United states as Volunteer Engineers infantry, and
ployed engineers shall be- and the hereby
sosniIed and accepted Volunteer Engineer the
and emolumens the corps Of Engineers Of the regular
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EXCELsIoR BRIGADE
1MpIRE BRIGApE-cArTAIN MIcHAEI. MURPHY.

UMPIRE BRIGADE.-CAPTAIN MICHAEL MURPHY,
II well KNOWN in military circles intends terns his
into the United States service. Friday, the 2s'h
inst give them the $50 Siac bounty; they will also
SIS in advance and when
of the 500 bounty service the United army
Call and the Captain at rs Div sion St. and he will bring
you Immediately TO White street you mustered into
vice. give you the proper documents relief for your
families No crippcs need apply DR.. Mott Is in attend
ancc. The mastering officer lately appointed ieutcnant
Kenason) Is always hand and his deport.
di.r. MICHAEL MURPHY
Captain Co. G, Third regiment Empire Brigade.
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NINTH RECIPIENT n. y $. NJ. tEiGHTYTIIRD
IN vountccrs--A few men wanted ~ MI up the ranks
or his we'll known regiment In active service IN Gen.
Pope,s corps darmee Apply At the arnoy corner OF Thir
''en'n s''ee' a"' Lieut.. A. b. STILES, Recruiting 0ncsr
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DAILY, RALLY.
III PHOENIX REGIMENT
Attached to the Empire Brigade
rs able bodied mon wanted, to join Company G. Of the
above regiment.
$50 cash, bounty from the Governor of the State.
Pay from Sl3 to S23 per month, in advance
S75 bounty when discharged.
$50 bounty when company is being mustered in
s. hand money.
Relief signed by the Colonel Of the regiment for
the families OF volunteers and the the will
be taken OF by tho Captain of this Company.
Quarters and subsistence, transportation camp Cast
New York;, and beautiful uniiorm. All promotions
made from the Recruiting office corner of Morris
and West streets where shall be prepared all
wishing to Join command.
Capt. JOHN McCAMBRIDGE Recruiting 0ncer No 80
est
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s.lsoLA, 1; hMplEE BaloADE second rssimeni
Y "a &c and ss s@ . o msa S 81 M.
e., nssa BY The ey soshy and ss.e anaao,tis; ". ss
lars w BE- paid 70 every person bringing recruit or % ne
Tine .l.e, being mos'srsd a. wiz receive their
" ~ sow siIlsss% Commanding oomp..,
PHGsIx EEGIMENr-coRooRAs zoUAvEs.
L Fourth regiment. Umpire Brigade
COMPANY Captain John assa REQUIRES twenty
only truly regiment new Organizing n the STATE esn Young n
irishmen about 70 enlist had better JOIN and
Recruits en;lsting in ,hi, company viii receive
S2s from tie city and county.
% which ssS Viii &C PAID down passing muster
JoHN b. HERRM CAPTAIN ana LEONARD streets
5 EsfsED s SHhAEAs Second s Essssasa
RECRUITS WANTED ron
NEW s sSss aeS SESaSh RIsLrs.
Each Recruit viii receive
In Ssgs Z sas sf.
3ayanse when tue company Joins The regiment, SO
United States r sHss 4G "a # issSED
For particulars call at headquarters Company No. IL
centre ''t Capt 1s M " Recruiting oosr
PECRUITs WANTED.
IS h R say RsT WI fia 9sssiT.
Is Do DO SsS
~ 40 do OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~
DO 40 DO DO ''''''..''''..''.'.''''''''''.. ~
miner the Headquarters, 1888 Fourth avenue of
''' CAPTAIN CALEB D. WEEKS
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FNHIRD REGIMENT, -
Il EMPIRE BRIGADE.
Brgadier General i. B. SPINOLA.
Twenty-Five recruits wanted Immediately 10 lhll up Com.
pany T.. 80
Recruits enstng IN this company will receive
500 bounty from the United States.
$50 bounty from the state.
S25 bounty from the city and county.
Sl3, month pay in advance.
" premium money 50
OF which
800 will be advanced upon passing muster.
Recruits will be received by -
Captain A. s. B. SMITH,
~ : Lelsenant JAMES McKENNA, rs Bowery.
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CoFrEE FOR THE NAVY.

NAVY AGESrs or1cf, NV YORK, Angus, O. 1852.
Proposals. sealed and endorsed proposals for Coffee
received this Office until Saturday l6tn instant
furnishing and delivering receiving days notice
the United States Navy Yard BROOKLYN all the coffee
which may required tuse the navy during the
fiscal year ending June 30, 1868
The coffee be equal to the best Cuba according 20 the
sample the Brooklyn Navy Yard and be delivered there
without extra charge.
Every accompanied by written guarantee,
signed responsible persons the effect that
ne or they that the bidder bidders wi H. his
their bid accepted, into Obligation Immediately
and sufficient suretc furnish the article pro-
posed This guarantee mnst be accompanied by The cerhe
or United Die let judge, District Attorney, Col
Navy Agent that a. guarantots able 10 make
good No proposal will be considered unless
"e'''i - y 'N l. HENDERSON, Navy Agent.
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CRISNELL GUARD.
Vt HEADQUARTERS. 81 CRY HALL PLACE
am authorized by the Governor aud the Commandments
Chief 10 raise under General tFders No 81
Tor three years during the good opportunity Tor
patriotic young To Under practical officer, who
has active service here and the old country and who
bears the best ndstons which viii satisfy any
interested. A. =. ZIMANDY, Captain,
Recruhin. Olicer
j. TEoRoKrALvI PAP, FIRST Lieutenant.
$50 bounty Of which half viii b. rai after the recruit is
mustered the other Mt the time going 70
Branch Offices. 90 Mott siree ehnd 1913 Fulton street
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RMY sUPPLIEs-OrFICE OF ARMY CLOTHING
n and Eluipage New YORK. August H. le6l-Sealed pro-
posals will be received at this Office until IL o'clock ~
Monday the 25h instant for delivering by contract ~ the
Depo, Of Army Clothing and Eqnipage in this city
2U0 sets horse ambulance harness complete
200 sets 4 mule wagon harness. complete.
20 sets q mule wagon harness, complete.
Samples and Specifications Of which be at this
One-thrd the quantity TO be delivered within ten
days. within twenty days and the remainder with
thirty the Of the of bids, and
be inspection by inspectors appointed
the part of the United Sta,es.
Proposals be paned by proper guarantee, set
ting IL the awarded 10 the party named
the and bonds for
the proper fulllnent Of tEe contract
The United States the right 10 reject bids deemed
unreasonable
Proposals SHOULD be endorsed Proposals for Furnishing
Harness, and addressed TO -
Lieutenant ColonelD II. vINTON.
Oh United States Army.
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on CERTrFrCATEs--IIAvINeH HAD TWO TEETH
IISJ extracted without palm, BY Dr. J. JAZZ viLLshss
"a: brand street blocks from Broadway, cheertuD
;nser this a. 70 those suffering oo.os
ache CHARLES TULL. IA washington sousres
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IN AND AFTER SUNDAY. AUGUST 10. 1882. THERE
~ will be two boats running the Thirty fourth
terry until O'Clock at night under any and all
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! nTrrrcIAL BONE FILLING INSERTED IN SOFT
state giving no pain Tender ertn' oa rVo.s and n
ID m, Rooms $50 Broadway, near seventeenth street
Aho'he' j. PEARSON, NJ. D.. Dscovercr.
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METROPOLITAN GUARDS.
M COLONEL CHARLES g. TURNBuI.L.
AnItfTANT GEORGE WHEATON

M COLONEL CHARLES g. TuRNBuLL
ADJUTANT GEORGE WHEATON.
The Union, II must and sha. b. preserved.
Having received authority to raise company for this hne
regiment have opened recruiting Office at 23 Centre
street. there is splendid opportunity for good able
bodied Ter old tried oncars. Uniforms Of
the hates, United States pattern with subsistence clothing
Paw commciccs from the day Of enlistment.
Ninety dollars advance 10 each recruit
ma sergeant and two cortoras well drilled In the bayo.
net and skrmish exercise wanted Promotion from the
ranks Ia the field. Apply to . ..--..
Opposite Odd Fellows Hail.
rirs Lieutenant John c. Coates OF York street
and Hudson avenue, Brooklyn. -.
second Lieutenant Norman Murray a56 broadway near
FOreth street
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CPINOLA'S EMPIRE BRI9ADE.-CAPT. JOHN DUNN,
- OF the First Fire zouayes having been authorized 70
company for this Brigade Is recruiting at 3G9
Pearl street and No Mulberry street, where he will be
happy any his Old comrades In arms who are
DESTROYS of going to the Uniforms furnished as
soon sworn in, and relief tickets issued Immediately
Volunteers will receive $50 from the State S26 from the
city, S25 from the government and months In ad
vance. mustered into service, and S75 when
honorably discharged Comfortable quarters and ratons
furnished at East New York Those wishing
stoned Offices must apply early. Cali on Captain JOIN
DUNN 500 Pearl street, First Lieutenant j. FALvEY
No MuIbe street. Second Lieutenant N. J. HEALY
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PROPOSALS.

A RMY SUPPLIES-oFFfCE OF ARMY CLOTHING
"A and EJuipase, New York, August IA, ls62.-Seaied
proposals viii received az this Office until IL o'clock N.
Monday the 18th inst delivering by contract the
Depot Of Army Clothing aud Equipage in this city.
2OV0J0 Army Blankets, WOOL with the letters U. g.
in black four lncbes long in the centred to he feet
long hve feet six inches wide and to weigh five pounds
each.
The blankets must be Of American manufacture and con
form all to the sealed standard In this
oce and be subject 10 inspection by Inspectors
pointed the part Of the United States Onethird the
quantity contracted for to BE- delivered within twenty days
onehrd within nifty days ad ne remainder within nuety
days from the date OF acceptance OF the bids
Proposals. will be received Icp portion of the quantity
advertised for The right is reserved by the United ates
whole OF any bids offered,
may deemed Tor the int OF the government.
Proposals must be accompanied by guarantee set
ting forth the contract awarded TO the party named
therein he viii Immediately cxecnte IT. and give bonds for
the faithful performance OF tho contract.
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for furnishing
army blankets and addressed Lieutenant Colonel d. H.
vnton, Deputy Qusrermaster General, United States
Army.
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MADAME HART, HAVING RETURNED FROM EU.
M rope, announces to the ladies OF New York that she
No Il Essex the past and
FUTURE special information TO fortune marriage and
charms given. Ordinary fee Is cents
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TtAE REBELLION.

MAHrBD-TEK MoRE RBsPEOrABLE urBLII
~ sent YOUNG men. 70 lola iisht battery B. York
CITY Artil ~, now IL the neis State and United
bouniies lsl9) ~ ocured immediately Apply "
DELANf. fsJ Broadway.
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NJ B.-wHo HAS NOT HEARD OF THE CELEBRATED
IN Madam BREWSTER. who has removed 10 90 thirty
eighth street. OF Sixth the bakery
who be consulted with entire satisfaction She has m
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