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ss AS. =. FHYLoss SOW. A=esso7.ssrs
yTA- ,UABG,F LD ~ THE COUN.
= X UF s,sE.1E .FlU+D, ne,rIy cd
joining Manct' or, 4, Auetioa.-The 70.
cent purchasers Of the ss'ats formerly own
I'll hy CHARLES Z. RGo es, Esq fading
ina II eos AIMS zs)ge ia.h tram they wish
&c Cultivate, VIC ~ill sell, by rsquss', on
~ EsHAY, the ga day Of Spr,i, G "a
,GsTvi 81 O'Clock, uDoa the prsfsicse,
,t 1T nsr,i,n thereof { "a h TIA exoep TO-, OF
oue ~ Fni:n lies b:Esss.. Inc iron upon,
the. River Road snd he Manchester Tn.
p.xs, fronting ths residence CT s:r. A. u. Pull
itam s.G othe
Inc lard 10 be I'd comprises 263 acres en.
hrac'pg ne Fog Level sract VITA the dwell.
arg thereon. anG runs Gown 10 the Tollxate
n the upper end OF Manchester. The whole
OF III Is lard lies beautifully for cultivation.
Some OF IL has besa eigcsy Improved Some
CT ~ Is fresh tanu aad ana reminder is Eaav.
iiy 49, ia woods It's eisv&;ed situation snd
n3at ness to Mtuehss,e-. well as TO the veEy
h"ars Of 81 :.Ino4d, reud-r ibis property
higais yaIashie for co:tags ssats. MAJ kat Tar-
Il. =. 81 Sht g~nrrat agriculture IL has been
su -, acc01 ding q !. map. which MAJ %
seea ~ on iiice :n.o lots ranging from 2 70
70 acres; thus aRoF-tog 10 all HI opportunity
~ gref: yts z ihstr iuciIu alton ss % guilty.
.TE.as-Dar slirl CASH; the rsr1sindur at
8 so II -aoh tbs fcr nss3'sa Die notsr. with
ia'srast atJed, and secured ny trr3. desds.
The purchasers 10 pay IA . e xas far s62.
Jas. III. TAYLOR & LON,
NH q 2Eetione,ys.
. De- I, }e3eIa ntcTiv, a. IL o'ei ck. apll
- Jus Br,us@. IS u 40 -, And FOUR
VACAf-T LOIS. ON l7TH AND n =R.
SHALL. 81 as-rS, AT AUtTIUH We
~stsi SELF, uqcn the premises. on FRIDAY, she
In day OF April, commencing at4} O'Clock
+, 81. I1ur Homes and LOIS, and four Va
eans I.cta adio,nInr, located Gs above.
IGt. sGvra brlek TeneDsats on the west side
O. l7th, between sliay and AaIsneli streels,
con s.sitlas e,mfortsh.s rooms each, and
nor c26Qrj b. good tenant u a. fair yentA
Also, q vsesFt Lot nj tbs corner OF l7tA
AID aaTsa2 al stiesss, fronttS about % feet
ani ,u., ning bncK 81 feet
Iai. Two FrGrnsc rancments on the fsouth
Size OF l.ay, be ~een i7;h and 18th streets.
,rne lots mont 70 res: each ard run b.cx lee
.ees.
also. threa %vaesnt Lots Ira N e6l..sly sd.
io.aing, fronting IS feet aud running back les
zee e eb.
This property i'd, desirable for residences OF
beslIsss stands, osis.g contiguous 70 tho Viz.
gsnia Central RAILROAD Depot and the FtrDt
.ar.-es, and a6jcins t4s gesadenco OF Dir. JOo.
Howard.
TsxSs.-~I.ns-third cash: tho balsnea at 8
and u .poa shs. for negotiable no.es, with In.
Ssrest added, cnd secussd by trus. deeds Tbs
purchaser to pay tbs taxes and insurance for
1883 Jas. ~. rAXLuR = Son.
Ian ~ Auctionecrr.
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LOST AND FOUND.

T O2F-Sn 10th between Man and hsnk ats
1 4 PO3TE.AONSAIA containing D OF 8 s.
aud ticSets worth alb ut SO. Tia flaGer will b.
hSsrslly rewarded by leaving tbs .ams at The
Cispa.ch eli O. aD ll--2,A
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ADJUSTMENTS.

DICUMOND yARIErIaS
r. THIS hYEEiNa, April I't5,
Wal DO repeated,
By particular request,
Tha bssu.i'al play e the
HARBLN HEART.
~ Zee prog amms. "A
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r. - - LADIES Pc ate MUNNAIE,
which ~ be hal on sppiisa Ion at our store-tbe
owt ef pc wing pccpsrjy aud paYiag for this cd.
ves.i sr.snt MEADE 4 BAKER.
Druggists, 80 hsi" street.
Ep li-3t- Corner above 2. al
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PERSONAL.

1900
hISSING.- Left home for school last:
wi Mo. day morning, . COY, 10 y ears Of isgs /,
jgcket, dark pants, black olotn cap, with u
sa,chei OF books. Any information Of him
sent TO this Office will DO gladly received 5y
his distressed parents
hp li--3.* JAMES II. NORRIS.
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tTHf2O DIS fArCH
WANTS.
Az A II 4 E d =

w
young ge1ttgmau, 4 British s1hjse.l who il
ex mp. flo IA military aay. Is desire. OF getting
g. M n Il PL 0Y n EMIT; Is competens IN any
branch OF c 1unt!5 house work aud would b.
vi az to make himself ga essais ussfui An.rese
u W. NJ - ispsteh ct4cs. ssu-J,k
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w 10 HIRE,
At Climb 'rszo Hospi: al, ATTY young
WEdRO MEN
t, nn-ss the alex Apply isansei.t-Iy, to Or.
b. h C Aw at tbs Hcspt,, q. IL clock A. II !.
orto MN + EMIIH cts~afd Of Nt.J
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.. u. =. 11G K. Q. Z.
PASSED. Ms-ch Al. 1852, mn 1-rx3w

- a. n aWSY.-@50 Observation-Disclosures
from ray fam IL. l. irp Co, en- the Light Of
TIA !. q iast., fear n6arc men, wit IaHAM
& AnAM, GE and PIE ASANIs Isharr =
on { ID Uan, soaut IS years old; whsI spoksn to
looks 6o@i-4lbrau! IS a ,sll. brown Iuuiatto eyed
IS ysars--Jack /, IS years OH, ta7d has ere g.
vafy mu:h sSOiio1--Ple ss sats; agsd 90 years
sts.nn1srs when spoken 10 wi sixa the above
s.~a f.,r the delivery of said ne,roes o. Secured
il any Ill go Ca gss rhsIa, 3t2 so tor eeco
NH IS dIt XVIII WG i .sEiTRI;K
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Tx ILs.ENT FMAfaED TENEMENT.
- or TIE rsggT LIRE IS st OPPOSITE
10 THs LBsGz t,rggsT BAPTist CHukcH, poR
SALs AT AUcFIor.--I mme dia.e!y after tho
foregoing sale, viii ne sold that excellent
framed DIV EIILIH @, located Is above, now
e the occupancy OF Mr Roberts. It has
avery convenience fsr q moderate sized fam.
lily.
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6 PENIN0 tnis ncrnln., arsal fos-ga,na, al
1 No. 81 Main ct. &, 900 handsome WOODEN
l-aod' 10. is6ies. missca sad children; 5Go para
Splendid buck and cloth Gsuat!ets, ior ladies'; 80
paira large BED 8iauses, 10 De sofa of very chaap
2G3 Csnih.ie Bands, 20 bs eff &. q 81. ea,h;
2co pair iinsat quality bls'k Cashmere uase, to be
run OF for sos, worth $i.25; $3.50 yards cheap
dreus' Stockings, ali STYLES 90, eco yards c.e.ched
Cotton 5000 yerGs spisad.G Dress Trimmings o:
the iatast sty.es at half p7ios AMI less. Cal, and
and gst sao o.Shias, eth Wholesale OF rs:al. 81
F.XEhIEIs. II Main ST.
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kTf i = II ID. nasuu..,es ut swing /.
~ pay cagh f1r c:stortsls Jsss1 la ocs Eo-@aeSs
~ aEs rGig, .siae IT, s1ep. .ha CASH S{SFE&
is ;siasasrtIos'; 81 nsgaJ. EnT F4oe.s I&sS:xg4
a.; E.ttss 8 aucc:gf-@-sss v:il -: saGisSy - IS
aags SSsl. ~xs~r Iva.
ge - 4sSy- ~
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VI Il J.U - III =. LtI IN GRACE, BE.
Y TwEzls s,7H AND 2srH STREETS,
FOR sAI.a at AUtT.OS After the fare.
going sale, I'll he sod val sable Lot on
tee south side Of Gracs, between ASIA and
IS Il s.reasz. al otGiax Mrs. Eooper's Board
ing-hacse, frna iaI 50 "a ;, TUneiIg back los
fsas 20 4 ": 20 alley.
4 a n TR111 q. II
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Nober: Goods n is ehoutt5 years Old, bou
teet 2iLcnes high, of raw coasd, 10 use n lgT
frame, dark. sWeTihy Gem piaxica, black ey es,
hair, sud beard, AID slight atcoo IN ire
shoulders So iti-sp5.
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~! /. y T D
w B " q & d,
il, q piivat, fiI ~, rr where thers az tus few
cesrdcrs--a r1ogu with gas preferri by Il Click
In ole # be G. s. Departments.
ASd-eGa "n. A."
sn IL 3.S Eisps-c ca Office.
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w ANfE"A { s,,uar,.;n
III Mmercal House, ny g. I'D from the
country, Is years 0td, .nd cour,e us ana apt.
His father car be seen o. leaving q note Ut
tho dispatch fhce, addressed to -. So
Hp !1-St*
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aAvkE MAEkgT

Ccneg.-The .ales of the week have been
o.u GALES The marie. is guies and stesdy.
Orleans re< erasRatre. l56f.; 5as, la. Stock In
p0rg. ST Goo bSi=s.
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. ,,hANkLin PAiEE MILLS
4 RICHMOND, Va.
The 3ELVIDEEs MANUFA CTURINa JOnS
FANY keeps constantly on bend all descriptions
of EiiV ELUPis MANILA, WRAPPING NEWS
AID BOOK PAPERS. they have recently made
large sdd;&ons TO their machinery, and nov
prepared turn ont eve-g article In their linz
u.tl increased facility, and at moderate p.ices.
The quality OF their paper wi. compare with any
il the country, hnG they lseaire 10 invite especia
attention 10 tais fact Al! aigen furnished ct The
akortcs. notice and orders i1o, .vo.y section are
respectfully solicited.
- Cash paid for RAGS.
GEC. IEairFIEsaD, Pges',.
Il. ". LuEHGCR. Secy. g1h .i--ly
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org E..-~Tea books sad seconuia IL ta,, j. =
" nrFo of DAVIS q HUT{-dasiN MI: -
fon.a at the officr O. Me srs Wns =. fssasa L 5.a
All parsons hsSsng claims against tas Or. viii
pre- EFT thern at that cssa fer set,ies ers Tnsss
lay.
Mr.. VIZ. B, IsAACs II dul- authar'ssA 10 make
all ss:tlsznecss alta grant receipt
J0FH n. DAVIS,
Surviving Partner a. Davis Z Hatchesos.
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AXaCuTIVE DEfA.a9 zsEAt,t
RIaSMoSD Va, asrah Z. iSo2. !
A Ia. SaEHI IFS and otasys collecting stat.
N ArI.s $50 6esIad 1. hase .as same sexsd
masA ed ''Gol. q, DmaoCg, Eichmeaa, Va aus
forwarded IS scc2 81 Doasbis. Ths comfeass
.!ou for eoile1.iay sne the A2eszasry EXPENSES OF
.ranspcr.a,sou t. :nts ciss, viii De rafs oa he
preservation OK The ressints Of Col. DiAscck.
approved.
iona IsYcHHR.
&C. 0.sv esnerS eopx Hsh 1-~fas
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YRsryppAY was an active dsy in Cen l-ress.
No less than three important bills were passed.
Tie Pacific Railroad, the New Currency and the
Utah bills.
The Pacific railroad hill will rsul, In betting
the continent with populo,is free sta,ce within a
0ecade, and will realize for this city the old
dreams Of oriental wealth that firei the anbi-
ton Of the early DISCOVERIES Of America. 1t will
complete the cusoli Ation Of lie American pee
pie, With the present war has only initiated,
and be TO the Atlantic rni Pacific states what
the Mississippi /. Ia the North and South--the
bond and guarantee Of perpetual Union.
Ire rev currency bill is less auspicious. In
bcme rsrcys 1t Is necessary to enable tho Trea-
curry to brii-Sc over the intervals dat must
Sspsc baore the new taxes accrue. Bu, /, is
Objectionable in permitting the issue of nct~ to
the amount x Sc. ooo go in sums under o..
1t will rcu Ter .pcie stll scHcer commit the
scunsry still more to a paper currency anil tend
% make the pcr r,sir,f, AMI the net, richer.
II only reiec ning feature is that it will afford
The means for more c;'viu,llv striking down
This clcllicu bu, W, ar, no; sure whether this
s,ild NJ; bc done Without d'rhriing 40 far from
the settled financial rolNy which has oaallcd us
70 ~A;hx a. many .-erms
The Utah bill ia important; 4. commi,ir tho
Gcvervmsai against ioly-amy. The Mofmons
wan. = cci .u:o the uu!,n. but they are told
urinis.-kAlly. that tSfore this can lie accom-
pSisAei, they nu,; s',crd % u, Custom. # civ
luA;ica. AMI to this, 4 considerable p.ricl will
ioso.less pas. hsfo-e their s..cui /. given.
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lDEATII0.

ANDERsoN-On Sunday. SD inst A. Anderson,
aged 10 years
The body was Inferred In The Eversrsens Gene.
terry. DO
DUFrY-on Monday, June $50, Jean pufyy. wifi.
Of James Duffy, aged 10 years.
Her relatives and friends are respectfully invited
70 s'ien.i the funeral, this twsdnesiay, ahernoon
2c1 inst- =. . o'clock. from her lsis residence,
% North 9Th a. williamsburgh. 10
HUBBERD--On Monday, June ga, Edward
John hubberd, son Of Patrick and Hannah Con.
nelly hnbbsrd. deceased, aged year., 10 months
fhs relatives and friends Of the family ar, r..
Tccsfully invited tos attend the funeral, this
"wednesday afternoon, FIFTH Inst, a. O'Clock.
nom the residence OF his afflicted mother, IFS East
hh st. The remains will be taken " iIatbush for
intsrmens ban Francisco tCsil papers please copy.
klkBY-On Monday, june 23d, William Thomas,
son Of the late Caleb and Susan Kirby. aged 20
years, month and 90 days.
Blessed are the dead who die In The Lord
The rslstives and friends Of the family ere re.
speetfully invited W attend the finers on Thurs.
dsy morning 2oth Inst, at 10 o'clock. f,in hls lat
residence, 10 Goerck st The remains will b. TAKEN
70 westchestcr for intermenl Baltimore xud Troy
pspers please copy III
LAhDERT-on Monday, June 9ci. Ann Lam
The friends of the hniiy are respectfully inv,,~i
70 attend the funeral, this "wednesday afternoon,
2oth inst, NJ az O'Clock, from her late resiiencs
- Prospec' 81, brooklyn. Her remains will be
&Atu 10 lNtDisu.
MilIER-on Monday, june Esd, Ida, lounges,
daugh'er 81 William aud Cstharine Milier, aged /
year and mosths.
The frionds Of the family are respectfully nvited
70 attend ihe funeral, this twednesdsyl aiter,oon,
kth Inst ut O'Clock, from the residence Of her
parents, 26' b,.sncey 1t, cor. Columbia. 90
MCCONNELL on Mondas, June 23d, Ellen, the
beloved vii. Of 1hl,nas N cornell, Of killeshsu.
ira County Cayan, Ireland In the 10th year VI her
age
Her friends and acqu,in;ances arc rc.recth,lly
invited 10 a'tond the funeral, We'd. iny after.
noon nth inst, at I o'clock, from her iate resi-.
hehce' Ioi west 2Wh IT, I,S
RAWLINGS - On Monday, 2sd inst, Jos,p,
sheihard, son Of Alfred and Eliza Jane Raw ns =,
aged years and months.
The relatives and friends % ths family are re-.
.b.ctsliy invited " attend tho funeral, this
"Wednesday afternoon, 25th inst, ~ O'Clock, nom
The residence Of his parents 81 South 7th st. vii.
ihmsburgh. 90
sMIrH-In this city, on Monday. June 93d,
Marsaret Smith, aged Is years and months
The friends and scqunilt,nces of the family, and
tho members OF the ID Reformed Presbyterian
Church, are respectfully invited to attend the fune.
RAJ, this twsdnesdsy1 afternoon, 25sh Inst, at I
o'clock, from the Reformed Presb ytsr.An Church In
23d nj, near 9Th ave- as
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TLc Annun. Picnic and Excurslon of the

The Annual Picnic and ENcursion OF the
II thauy Baptist sunday School, Both street, be-
tween Lexington and Third avenues, N. Y, to
Pleasant Valley, will take place on Thursday, june
26ih. 1872. The commodlous Steamboat, "MOSES
TAYLOR" will leave the foot OF o3d st., East Riv-
err at O'Clock a. m, and at the foot of 18TH street,
North River, at 0 u. IN. Tickets 20 cehts, can 10
had 1T the boat Brass Band has been ensa-cd for
the Excursion. ia
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Financial. Market. Marine
News, &C., ON Third Page.

GRAND FAMILY HOLIDAY THIS, Tor Ia
dies and Children, ut Baruum's. performances al
and u to O'Clock, L. NJ, The I mammoth lot Yeo
plc aud Com. Mutt, at all hours.
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The British steamer Eina, Capt. Kennedy,
arrived ycs,eflsy nom Liverpool VIA ieonsnwu,
easIus ~ mrinor port on tsc evening oftas lin
mt, anl Qioci.t'wn o. ,.rht O'Clock on tie
evening tie i-th. Sc hr.I.H five hundred AMI
u'it IN fa-4''Y'eis.
Tie Gt'N f.s',rn passed. Queenstown sbou,
1919 Oh thc morning ofthc 10Th, but hai NJ com.
municatiou With tie shorc Go suived ia tie
Mersoy about tea o'clock oil N. morning Of t.e
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The screw steamer Columbia, reported q have
wsrlikc stores on board designed Tor tie Cpu'cd-
crates, len plymouth sound On tho 9th, bound for
Nassau. Two other steamers hal also arrived a,
Plymouth, believed To bc intended for the same
destination. Their names arc the Mcirimao and
the Sylph.
The u. Fleming, with cargo o, trpcn,iue. 70.
sin and htesn bales Of cotton, from Charleston.
had arrived a, Liverpool. She ieN Charleston ON
the 9th Of May. In company with tho Louisa for
Barcelona, and ak schoonors for Nassau. She len
no vessels In bort
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OFFICERS NOW RECRUITING COMPA.
~ MES In this city or elsewhere, and who have -
get not attached themselves - any organization,
may find II t. their interest 10 call on CD. MA.
RIOrT n CROFT, Mt his Headquarters, 81 Regt.
ucnt Of +. II. spINOLA'5 Empire Brigade" 40
Broadway, N Y. ir2l PHI
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EOR SALE-CANDi, TOY AND NARlL-
~ store, with good oven attaol l. good r,a-
son Owen tor selling. Inquire Oh the promises 3Sl
IA NV. ie2i 3'iO1
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Tor SALE-rIiE ENTIRE FURNITURE
Of rooms, the family giving up housekeeping.
Everything must be sold before this day wc'k.
nth At, room 2. ie23 5'ila
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EOR SALE-TIIE STOCK AND Fixture
of n grocery aud liquor store will be sold at va
luaton 10 u smart man, as the ncr has ether
business 10 attend 10. The rent can be paid in
groceries. Apply ON the PROMISES go East lot
i. bet ayes and y. No ADMITS need apply. lels 0,
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HOR SALE - THE STOCK AND FIN
lures .! a small grocery aud liquor store, 10
Cannon y. je2J 3'9ii
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STANTON LEGION.
- COT. W. II. ALLEN.


ONE MONTHS PAY IN ADVANCE.
Wanted Immediately in good physical
health, between the age e j. and a. years, have
now an opportunity ~ Join regiment, now organ
lied foT tic United States service oT years OF the
war.
Pay viii range n ON as 10 s23 per month.
Promotion made nom INK aud file Ia the most
deserving men. Each man, M soon as be signs the
roll, VII. lie sul,ste! and c.uthrl l.! the Goyei.
ment. The uniforms ara 10 e the Jew resulatons
lust passed for the intel states soldiers.
so men wanted to complete Company u OF This
Regiment.
The evidence Of Col. W. II. ALIENS treatment
~ Lis 20 the LIST Regiment is sufficient guArAns
tee 70 persons enstin of their being provided for.
~ bounty paid when mustered INTO service, and
one months pay when the Company Is fully mus.
tered.
When mustered In, relief tickets will be furnished
by the Commandant Of Company, countersigned by
the Colonel. -
Capt. NAP. sERvArING.
Recruiting Office, l23 First ave.
LIST Lieut., Cd Lieut.,
ROB REILLY ROB. LAWNEY.
ieQb llWdSs10o
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Ssexs-iden,'s Visit To General scott.

Nh. city ycstcrd,e' on his way to visit General
scorr' at West Point, has excited II great deal
Of discussion. Apparently, he could have had
but one objcc;-,o gel the opinion OF the old vet
sran on war matters, which have not been going
on smoothly since MCCLELLAN, who was ably
carrying GU. General ScorIs original plan OF
the campaign, was deprived of the CHEF com.
mand 1h', and other subjects of interest, form
fit mnttcr ioi consultation.
Gen. MCCLELLAN is now in a position which
demani' all his energies, aui the President,
doubtless weary oi the radical men AMI tril5t,r,
around him, turns for advice TO the tried old
General whose military fame, aul moderation in
pou lsel, are Of cO-elual rcpuic
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W. NISSAN,
- Manufacturer Of grocers Tin ware aud scaisA
Cor Of Fulton An isGoid e.,
Je2o ls'1l6 New York.
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l)NLNIX EEGlMENT. CORCORNN ZOU.

I)NIENTN EENIMENT, IUKNOKNN IOU.
AYES Attention. Recruits wanted b. I'LL up
company & Of this splendid rclintnt. Having
zen accepted ly tie Governor, few more men
NGnted T. Ill tits company To- tie minimum stand.
ard. Pay # IN Rl3 To- 10 per month; one inonthO
iny Ia advance; SltJ bounty will lie paid u each
80 der wien discharged frm the service. pay u
o.amcuoo from date Of enrolment. Recruits will
receive rrl.ei tickets for their families when mus.
tered. Clothing, ratons and quarters furnished
Immediately. Recruits enrolled by Lieut.. Csivey,
100 Thompson street, or at the Headquarters Of the
Regiment, Goth Regiment Arhory, over the Essen
Market, corner Of Fssex and Grand 81. u. CROW.
LEY Capt. NJ. u. SMITH Lie i. Col. JAMES
q. 81 Ek, Col. Commanding. res l4MW&l'l2A
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7 EAkY ROOFS-EVERY DESCRIPTION
- Of leaky tin shingle, board ami other roofs 70
paired aud made tight aud warranted. Apply By
note or personally At 49, Seventh ave, n r., or q
branch seency, ~ South 7th st. willisnsburgh
my2s 2Sac'2fa
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OYSTER, COFFEE, CAKE AND GENE
" raj r.ir.shmeut ssloon for sale Located at one
Of the principal ferries, very low rent, aud will
s!osr sloo per month. Apply 429 Broadway Z.
49, IIOWES N co. lOT
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M GU.ITSIsY.

4 FEW MORE MEN WANTED FOR 60.
- A, Corcor,n Zousves, I'd Rect Empire Bn-
gNie. Col. MARRIOTT n. CROf T. Commands
ING. Irlshmon arouse aud rally T. the STANDARD VI
our adopted country. IL you want 10 20 with trua.
bluoded sons of Ern JOIN this glorious Irish Resi.
, IA high, and l,, it, glorious folds conmngle with
TIE" green flag" OF the Emerald Isle Now 10 youS
time 70 show 70 your adopted country that true
.orn 1rshman is afraid a. face the foo in defence
OF the Stars and stripes, with the brave flag Of old
ireland waving over his head To the music Of the
Union. c.. A, Capt. CHARLES DuNLEAvY; IL
Lieut., WIN. II. PERSSE ~ Lieut., WILLIAM
BUTCHER Orderly, CHARLES X NEAR Re-
cruiting Offices ~ Prince st. CoRCORAN'S old
headquarters. Pay commences from date nj On.
iistnert-Sl3 a month. Pay In advance v each
recruit Subsistence, clothing. food qusrteru and
relief tickets 60 the families Of volunteers 10 6sods
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l. Attention. Iri-hmen. Recruits ted foi
60. ], PbWny Ktpt. Corcoran Zuunvos. Colonel,
James L. Burke; Lieut.. Colonel, NJ ID. Snth. Thh
splendid company wants few alle-bodicd men y
'1mp,te IT, this mag nicent regiment IL ct clusively
Irish. pluniN mgu & the rescue Of the brave Cor.
cpran now incarcerated In u southern prison. $l0
county when houorahly discharged; the families a
volunteers provided for. splendid quarters, rations
and clothing fIrnisf' Immediately Pay from &l0
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RUTTER TO BAKERS THE UNDER.
- signed IL receiving butter daily suitable ks
their business; good and sweet, at 40 cts. Per ID.
II. PRICE, ~ Murray IT. j.24 ssi<S
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TUE Tax bill now only awaits the signature
II the President to become a law. This it will
aoubtless receive, and will 20 into operation on
the first OF August. Our readers have from time
to time been kept advised Of its progress through
Congrcss, and arc therefore aware Of its leading
saturcs. When the bill is perfected, AMI be-
Dmss Q law, we shall give lite publication in
fll.
The taxes imposed are SO numerous. tina,
any who are so disposed may boast of the in
Esnuity Of our Legislators, as displayed upon a
subject entirely new to an American Congress
Vet, although there are exceptions to the justice
sf many OF its provisions to some Of which we
may hereafter refer, the people at large will meet
la burdens with comparative chccrfulncss, aware
that it Is the only legitimate aud effective way
sustaining, conducting and ending tho war.
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OLD GOLD AND SILVER JEWELRi-
" Gold dust, soyereisns, Napoe9Rs and other
gold aud b.Ner coins bought at 800 Chatham At.
Highest pr Iniuu paid for American coin AZ 8Gk
Chatham At. 4. BARNARD, Qo.i and Silver &c
6per. tsl9 CI2l
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MILK ROUND FOR SAIE-OF 100 Quarts
WI per day, horse, wagon aud harness, .nd every
thing eompleie-ai - he sod cheap for cash. as the
owner il going away. CAL trvia A. NJ. until . +,
NJ, Mt l6I West i3i a, je2i 2'l2o
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EOR SALE - THE STOCK AND FIN
lures Of u small candy and variety store; must
be sid this week: will be sold veIy CHEAP; also
sore 10 let. Call at 36I Madison st, by the Public
hool. ie23 9'!iy