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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-11-13

4 HARD CAsE,-The Pittsburg Dispatch, of
the 9TH instant says that at the beginning of
the rebellion, n widow was residing in that
city in com parative comfort supported by the
labor Of two sons, one OF whom Was Marie /,
and the thera minor. Hhcn Sumter tell
9th these young nen promptly enisiHd' serv-
ed through three months campaign, returned
and re-enlsted for the war. The woman Is a
true Christian and mother One Of her sons,
at the second battle Of Bull lun, received a
wound in the hip which, the physicians say,
will certainly cause his death. he had re-
NAMED on tile field for thirty sic hours, and
WAS then removed to2. hospital, where lis
mother visited him.
She reuaiIed with him until NoudnJ last,
when the Uraye fellow INSISTED that sbs should
20 home, aud that, too, with the certainty
,aIluost that she would ever asaih sc him
alive. lie had q Jew days before received
lioup the Gcvcrnnent i'ly-two dollars, every
cent OF which he was tcsoIute in compelling
hi smother TO ;uhe. say irg ii wcuIc make her
comfort,he during wiutcr. At larrtisburg
depot, on her return home, her wallet con
aiming every ceut she had in the world, was
stolen from hul' poe ket-
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-11-13

Somebody who writes more truthfsi than
pos4ically, says" An angel without money
is not thoughts much OF ,now.e-doy as dew
II with ing full of guineas.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-11-13

TuE PmtrE ,lEMMEs 1t appears that
tbo consular seals Of three European
Powers tlose Of England Portugal and
Italy have been disrcsar@2d ~ capi~n
Ssmmcs in his coIrurs Of the i,4"ric'ta.
Upon the whole. the dctaii7 If the gross
outlag.s committed by Semmcs, as they
come to light rrv,a! Il case of hardship
and daring almost without parallel lie
no longer regards lie oilicial seals Of any
government. brca}iing them open, nnt
where he Is not ccgnizan'o If the l1n tnage
in. which they are wi.rsn lie destroy
hem Measures will be taken to secure
this dangerous indiyit uai speedily. TIL,
letter Q. >lr. }mdcu, @h2 is 5,"a fiji.
British subj Ct, viii be found interest
mg and consuming fresh facts il rcia
tim TO the ssGl and her career.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-11-13
Perli0us Experiments
READ IF You VALUE LIFE.

4 Our public hospitals need reform. Neither
The iood nor the treatment of,their inmates Is
what it ought to be- The great object in most
of these institutions seems to be, to doctor he
sick at the least possible expense As Captain
Bunsby might say, Hif they live, so, if they
die, so, also" The worst feature OF the whole
is, that the patients are used as lifting snJec5s.
far YOUNG practitioners to experiment. upon.-,
These legees of the medical schools expect to
obtain the knowledge necessary in private
practice, by testing the properties and powers
OF medicines upon the helpless wretches placed
under their charge. Deny this who will, we
know ii to be trne.
For our own part, we are far from placing
implicit faith in the prescriptions OF the incu !
ty. Aw contrdfre we baye Infinitely more coE-
fidence IN the world-peryading remedies OF
Professor Holloway, than in all the tnctures,
decoctions, anodynes, and cathartics recon-
mended IN the professional textbook. DOUBT
less the erotistic nabobs at the hsad of some
of cur medical Institutions wonld designate
his Pills and Ointment as empirical prepara-
tons. But we say,ao, Enpiries experiment
upon the diseased SYSTEM but be does not
lie GLAZING the trust and confidence OF inyalids
on sure grounds-an unbroken series OF cures
embracing all internal and external COM
plants, and running through no less q period
than the fourth ola century, Can lmaglna-
ton conceive Of more conclusive testimony
than this? Does not such voucher, bearing
The Endorsement of the sick in very CLINE ana
backed by the favorable opinions and friendly
dccrees of some of the leading governments OF
Europe, carry more weight with 1t than Il
whole stack Of die'Om as? SUNDAY 1tmfS.'
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-11-13

AWAY from the subscriber living near
TX pawhnr's Station 'Allegany county, ma,
: rirl by the name of Lama Sheriff; pne WI
bound 10 the undersigned BY the Orphans CON- h,
of Allega county. All persons sss n,
warned not 10 harbor her, nor crsoaSytTrR.
NV account. iSAAe
November 6, 1899 So a. tasA - 80
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-11-13

Hon. Caleb Gushing is again elected
to the Massachusetts Legislature from
Newburyport., 1863 SIS .ae4sfv a
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-11-13
List of Letters

. EMAINING in the Cumberland Post oEes,
Ii Nov. |, '62. Persons calling for these let
ters must say they were advertised, othsrw;gs
they may not receive them.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-11-13

Statesman Of the North, to the first dawuing
of that incipteut rebellion. Which. Iiurhred
by agitation II! agitation ~ agitdtionlN as
its author urged upon his willing disciples,
has culnlinated in the presenthorrors Of civ
Iilwar, with whichhis country is afflicted.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-11-13
sig Cents Reward.

Nov.e, 1862.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-07
U,HE TRIBUN NE ALTMAN {
j FOR 1861.


T. popular ANNUAL will be ready Abou, January TO- and
will contain:
ELECTION RETURNS from all the States Of The Union
holding election, In 1851 carefully compiled or the Tribune
Almanac
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS and CALENDARS
FOR the year ia2,
GOyERNMEST Of the UNITED sTATFS-Hrecutive
and Judicial Envoys Extraordinary aud Ministers Resident
from the United States Foreign Courts;
SENATE Of the UNITED STATES, Members o. clasa
fed;
HOUSE Of REPRESENTATIVES, Of the UNITED
STATES, Politically classihed
LIST Of STATES. capitals, Governor times OF Les'a
tive Meetings Genera Elections etc.
POPULATION 0 EACH STATE BY COUNTIES. also
the p puaton Of principal Cities Of the United States
from the Census Of 1870;
THE MORRILL, TARIFF and The TARIFF ACT OF the
Special Ses.iOr-boih complete;
Also ABSTRACTS Of tue other in.portan; Acts OF the
Second S.ssion Of the XX&Vlh Congress and the Special
Seson Of tie XXXNlth. Also the more important Proo.
nations Of President Lincoln,
A CHRONOLOGICAL ACCOUNT Of the imporan, event.
connected with the Rebellion. other matters Of genera
interest 49,. -
utid Nv F1press r per 100. Cash orders solicited
years 1919 If55 lssS 1887 las 1889 1900 and eo Price
IL cent, each. post paid r,,,. ,,t,r.r
New-fOrk-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-07
!. TIVE PEN Is MGHTIER THAN TIL
SWORD
THE GOLD PEE-TIiE BESr or AL PENS.
MOTIONS GOLD PENS.

TIE BEST PENS ~ THE WORLD.
On receipt Of the following I r,sh Or pos
stamp. ,hs sub.cher viii scnd by return mil ~ Otherwise
.. directed Gold Pen PEN, ''ieH9 ia ssae soo7d"s
u ''''' GoID PENS, WITHOUT cisFs..
FOR IS cent? the Magic Pen for d cents, ih' Lucky Fen
for ~ cents the Awsy R~ady Fen TOT - cents the Elegant
Pen and for t. the EIcelsior Pen.
THE SANE fE oAsf y j MTH rESe! EXTENSION
For - cent? the aSde Pen for 10 cents The Lucky r-n
for J. hs - Aw .h hr,1, rep P.n '' fh.s are vii h
good writing Gold Psns with dosmin Points the s'etaso
we,r every which III far out- gross Of the best
Tho name ~ Morton" Number" and "ou,ity" are
.,sp,d on tho following Pens and the Poiu. warranted
10, .ix month. .acsp asinst accient Tic numbers Inii
cate s,e only No being The smallest No the largest
sdsped Tor the poe1et No. ius .nsss, and No 10 the
Nk. II al sre. and qualities Short Nib. Of 400 g. and
AID Of hi., qua,y The cnavins' are fac sim
"'' % WV COLD Pms. WITHOUT CASES
For 70 c,nts 10. Pen lst quality OF NO Pen %
for a. sNo ? Pen Let quality no. aPen, I'd quality,
FOR : 2s sNo. Pen IL, quality, sNo iPsn "a quail
'for 81 20 No. ~ l.. quality, No Pen 20 quail
For ~ IS So. Pen ~ quality ora No Pen "a quality
RE - VI ~ soI.p ~ IS ~ SILVER EXTENSION
III ''''"" cAsEs WITH PENCILS
For al 90 aNo r-n lot queiy. ora No. Pen I'd quality
For 3D. aSo. Pen, 1T quality ors No Fen "a guam
~ orr 81 4 Pen 81 guii'y.
Tor 81 No 5Pen. l., quality, oraNo Pen I'd quality
a
For ~ aOaNo Pen, lt quality, or No PEN "a quail
ity or No Pen, "a qualify. . - .,
For ~ 1A No Pen, Let quality. -. .,>,,, ,,,,,,, ..
GOLD PENS, ALI l.t Atty, ~ SIN Eh-hoONif"
DEsk-HOLDEKs.
For ~ Not Pen; Tor ~ - n No. 3Psn for ~ 10 q
No q Pen; For Z 70 30 No. Pen. -. =,
For SO no 8Pcn for f5a No oPeni and Tor 20 NO
~ Pen go, .,t,.,
Points carofully selected aud none Of M, qIsy ap SOFA
with the ,Hgl,ef ilrDeciiOn which SAIL and TIE e"'e~
scrutiny detect II, - A.
Tie I'd Quality" superior to any Pens made by him
previous To- The year 100. n
Tie % Ou,ty" he intends shal equal IN respect TO ia
sbtv Tasti~ity ard Good Nnng Qualities he only true
cop,i Ter tionsl any Gold Pens made elsrw here. ,
In regard 20 the Cherp Gold Pens be- hes evr 10 say th
ut,vios 10 opratin. Lis New rnd Patented maohne' ~
,d rot have made rs Good Writing aud Durable Pons io
NJ, ,,rice lad the Gold beeu furnished griuitously
Pytncs 0yde,ing mHst 10 GH tHa0Hccs V'eVg me M"
B,r and OpnTfy" Of The Pens PeHs and ca'e, TdHd
m For sale by ali dealers Ia the line throughout me
country. ,o,-o,
no. Is Maiden Lane New. York.
Any endinFs single letter po-stamp VIII receive or
culaT with the engrayngs sboge referred TO-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-07
Guerlal Noiltcs.

ko,ice,--A meeting Of 'he BOARD OF ENGINEER
IND FOREMFN will be held at Temeu's Hail ON "
DAY EVENIN @ Jan 1852 al q o'clock 70 make suitable
srrsnpemtuts for the funeral Of WN GAZE, late member
JOHN DECKER Chief Engineer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-07

Any sending single letter o.amp VIII receive or
euaT with the engravings sboyc Toicrfedto
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-07
Ten. Burnside's Expedition.


'AAwNthSSTTIS2 nshNARY sEANEE. aud OTHERS
ss,nnanded by Col W a. Ia s,d N's pa, ,thEhi,
vti,b 4 oouny a, the expiration OF term of service
ks w. S.si, OF NE val. to.ent tlckea 10 secnre
ssis,ss;ssen pay 70 NswYork The Colonel vii, is;e
th - se 'Snes Of those joining enae than 20
1ze . ~ me volunteer fund IL New orb and B,ot mn
sd VIA alA2 receive neat and corniortebe
n~ "a sei3y St.ns no,lefed IN. The Marine ARTILLERY i
b. Early application IL n.ses.s,Y ,I' pi9m1sIs are
""'' es'~e'r CslN Ge IIer.eT s.s, Esy. yorI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-07
6ouses ano farms Wanteo.
Real Gsiaie for Sale.

NOR SALE or 10 EXCHANGE for Il FUR
i NIsHED HOUSE In the city. valuable PROPERTY
on Ncvtown Creek l.. about one mile from East River
aud sey egiby situated for manufacturing putpose IN
quiIc Of H. H. boODf, No. Il "aFst'
NOR SALE-A frst-class iour-siory brown
stone front HOUSE. situated In 4lss.. hnh house eas
of SHAY. and built Ia the best manner Apply TO
w. ~ SEYMOUR n Co.. No. Chatham square.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-07
Ter REGIMENT FAGIR BRIGADE

Hp,pou,RTrRs 1sr REGINEST EAGLE BRIGADg
No ~ Broadway. N. Y. Jan. 3. 1862.
SpeciaI Orders No. 17.-Al othcer. and privaie' OF
absent with leave will report forthwith IA
on 70 The commandant Camp Winfield Scott saiieville
10 order of DANIEL ULLMANN, Col commanding.
J. w CrRRiRR, a.iins Adutant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-07
60 Get.

Two LET-The 2-story and ATTIC HOUSE,
No. ll3 4th sv having the modern Improvement Also
several other HOUSES in various part Of the city with and
without the modern improvements Rents $500 aud upward
A,o HOUSE aud STORE. 9Th ay. between I'D aud 18th
81, Also 81 ORE aud BAR, under the Boeew,y Hotel. cor
me-, .sd Il and broadway j. 4 w. DENIAM, sthav..
l5tL'st.
vIO LET-With Steam Power, STORE No. Z
i Spruce t. Inquire AZ the Tribune Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-07

The Woman's Central Association for Relief
has lemOv, office Tor the receipt and delivery OF hospital
supplies Sc to No 8l4 Broadway. The Reputation Com
nee will continue its attendance st No Is Cooper
Union. fom 10 to II q n. EVERY MONDAY aud TUES-
DAY receive applications for admission into the Board Of
N.rses GEO. +. ALLEN, Secretary.
L. =. mastering Otice.-Odicers of Volunteers
hou have written authority from their Colonel. TO recruit
a. evidence the T. s Mastering Officers for ,rsnspous
or settlement Of accounts This written authority should also
be iudorsed by the United States Mastering and Dbursng
Of Ger.
No account viii be paid transportation given unless the
shove rule j. concerned to
Van Buren Light Infantry. Headqusrter, No. Az
Broadway, Newly oTk, ELcampnrut AZ Camp Hihouse
Sn-dkers Long Island IN the finest basck In the state
This Regiment IL not TO be consolidated Recruits will re-
ceve quarters aud uniforms enlisted Officers hsv
ing companies parts companies may obtain positions by
applying at Headquarters. $500 -
THOS. B. VAN buren,, Colonel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-07
Mnslcal Instruments.

AT MILLET's MUSIC STORE. thirty years
n established No 335 Broadway, be found the largest
assortment Of Meiod,on Music Boxes Music and Musical
lnruments in the country cheap CASH Orders by mail
express promptly filled Church. Orchestra and Band
NJ ic Brsss, Silver, German Silver Instruments
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-07

Union STATlONERY.-5OO, 600 Union En-
yelopes and 100 Rssms Uuion Note Paper for sale at
lees than cost All new designs - -, -,
RUOLER 4 Co, No ] ChMDbtIssS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-07

DRINCE's PROTEAN Fol NIAlN PEN.
i No htstand required, hing last. from ~ 20 -
hour, Tie useful holiday present for enf, 10 tn
amy OF navy. A'o gold snd silver and pcns GRO
y. hAWkES Manuisctur,. No 81 ha.'Ai st. Y l.
SLO1E n JAMES,
y Stapurrs Printers and BLINK Book Mnu'acufef' No
l3 Ful,on-st. Ofdsrs respect fully s0ii .itei.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-07
Uants.

4 IL FAMILIES wanting good SERVANTS
- will find the largest od.rsabshed INSTITUTE the
Of 6ihav. ard lhtt. for German. lh.h, English
Protestant aud American Women eonduetedby Mrs FLOYD
Good places always ready.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-07
The Volunteer Eugincer Regiment,

The Volunteer Engineer Regiment,
Col EDWARD w. SERRkLL, now at the Seat OF w al
The pay of Soldiers in this regiment is - -
t+i7l SENENTkEN DOLLARS PER MONTH
few more riggers sbpcsrpenters, blacksnhs miners
acbnst boiler and wheew rights viii be recei ed
COMfANltS ana III.
None but sound and competent men need apply .
Volunteers this regiment viii be under pay and Furnishes
with quarters and Taous once, and their families will be
provided for by the authorities.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS $500 BOUNTY will be
psid 10 each Volunteer when mustered out q the service.
Enlistment for three years, during the war.
Headquarters of Chambers and Chatham SITS. New
York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-07
TIE NETWORK DAILY TPIBUNE
THE NETWORK wEBNLY TRIBUNE
TTE sENu-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
TIE NEyy-YORn TRIBUNE

10 published every TUESDAY and FRIDAY MoRNiNs::
g. yer arnum Two Copies for $5 Five Copies iof @ii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-07

DARMOREs celebrated Premium PIANOS
- the beet in prices to suit the me, Splendid
Piano for 1850 Mandatory No. J43 bieeckerst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-18

EMPIRE BRIGADE.

- EMPIRE BRIGADE.
Captain Jarob woleey having received authority enrol
Company this brigade has opened recruiting occ a
the ivy Green,i' az Elm, street
THIS Ia splendid OPP rtunity for the members of the
First Fire Zousves who again DESTROYS OF leaving for
seat OF
Comfortable quaers subsistence and clothing on enrol
ment.
PAY SIS per month, and 500 bounty when the war Is over
Competent young desiring nonconus pned oElces
rhould spply early Captain JACOB WOLsEY
Recruiting OBicer,
ivy Grcep,n IL Eltn street, ~ Y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-18

pr)cRgss BicSwlaps The direct ferry from Clifton
Staten Island to New York, has been WITHDRAWN ard
res dents Of Clifton compelled 10 e4 l,es
upon the tender msrci.s q the old ferry csolco f,
"A understood 30 have bought out Coramodors ~ 4 .
biit. Considerable feeling e expressed by o. sstrR
FLANDERS On tht Inject II the people Of Clifton hqyo
a. quch rblr tu..H Ne 4eir nsigtpo On tha S3ffA
~ ors, slIag.4gy Hi ~ vstsDiLntG al hslf o4pems
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-18
SHIELDs GUARD

being authorized ny the Of the state Of
New York TO raise company OF Volunteers call upon
all respectable men OF good rhysita health, between
eighteen aud years 81 a TO join the above corps
ny applying mmedaiely, few Afs class
commissioned ocers posF and will be promoted according
their merits. Subsistence quarters and clothing win
furnished Upon signing the roll Pay will from Sl3
&23 per month one Hundred Dollars Bounty when mus
tered OF tbe service and families provided Cor during
al CALEB d. WEEKS, Captain.
Headq quarters 5 Fourth avenue corner twenty eighth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-18

k!CTIi REGIMENT NEW YORK STATE MILITIA
Va Recruits this regime nj viii DC received al the
Aecry oornr q Esick ang Grand siIaet' Tomorrow and
nest day ror ~ ~ lock A. ~ 10 0cnfs r. w. TIE rel.
acn, uow ~ .9Jds Mis. Va, ~ delightful sustion
anl Viii return e. Tbs city n three months. All persons
havinG rnnrda belonging 10 the eaYsrruf hsrch,
notled ~ trur nw y toe Armory they viii be pro.
!. y. FULLY Qaartermas.er, DC,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-18
I sr BAIT LION NEW YORK MOUNTED RIFLES
L COLONEL, DODGE

Men wanted ior ~ lne cavalry regiment now m service
Norfolk Va Start immefiiatcy. Pay aud subsistence
date nroment Those desirnus 81 iuning apply
Immediately 10 First Lieut.. THUS. FAiRGRAxES,
Late Adir,an' frs, Fire Zonnyes Recruiting O.rc'r
Headau a tiers, COZ Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-18
OFFICE OF ARMY cLornrsa AND EQyIrAGF.

~ NV Yore, June "a. Is.ss.
sealed proposals WIN BE- received q this ono ani ssirr
Hats, or ess-now In rough state INTO regu.
ton and trimming them with BLACK cotton band and
The Hats are now In the Quarerniscr's ssorchoase 10
WASHINGTON from which ps they VIII be tasen by the
contractor and when finished delivered ut The depot 81
Army Clothing AMI Equipage In this city packed IA boxes
rh. Ws haying been pressed viii divided into proper
proportions regulation sxes and be subject TO INSPECTION
Information regard 10 sizes &c. be obtain
oil on supliration q this once.
Eonds be required tor the proper performance Of the
R,aaers will state the shortest possible hch the
service be performed ani endoi tLer bids, Propo
..la f,r Pressing Hats address, them ~
80 Lieutenant Colonel u ~. vINT0N
Deputy Quarternaster General United states Army.
viii be received at this until Friday jane % Tor
INC purybas estate he Corpo alton Tor hc Of
Tho Fire Department, located % follows:-
One between Market. CAtlarne, Division and Mali
son streets for Engine Company No. 2
One Lot between Church "niie Ella and Duane Streets
FOR Engine Company ~
IO0.h streets, for Enslne Company NO 81.
One Lot betw en- Franklin, Duane, Caurch and Centre
streets, for Iosf Company No. -
One Lot between Avenue e. Fourth, Fifth and Lewis
streets, Tor hose Company ~.
Ono Lot between Second and Fourth and Eighty
third and Elahty.sixth streets Hose Company No. a.
One Lot betwecn the Bowyry, Mott Prince aud Houston
streets, for Hook and Ladder Company No. is.
For the purchase Of lot or lie lease OF House and
between Broadway Futon, Decknan aid william streets,
for Hose CO.. pans No TO- .
Proposals. contain dis gram OF the property offered,
dimension iaca and character 81 imrrov'nehs
any preference vii tx etvan vacant loa Payment WIN
be made CIV ing !. cleti ant sStisactvty Tue.
The light is reserved a6eF RI sws rVS S%proer
VII e conrrno,i Z r orr,cE, Jnne " sss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-18
NEW PUBLICATIONS..

Anew BOOK ON MENTAL AND PlTysfCAL DECAY
IN g. fnr laius instructiOas by uu
may be iuyiroraied. sefuhicted Diseases
permanpntly removed s. Ia ard mail ly the
author Dr. H. A. BARROW Ia BIscckor street foui doors
frum Mac.onga nsv Nnfk rres ~ csnls or N postage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-18
- EMPIRE BRIGADE

y EMPIRE BRIGADE
Captain James J. ByIne OF the First Fire Zonaves hav
ing been authorized enrol company for ls brigade,
Opened recruiting Office Al Lafayette Hall cT Broadway
New York.
This splendid opportunity for the members OF the
First Fire Zouaycs thai again DESTROYS Of leaving for
the ~ Corforable quarters. subsistence
clothing furnished AS mustered In.
pay SIS per month. uatc from Jay Of enrolment
500 bounty when the war Is
Aprliranis for ssioncd Offices should Apply
early JAMES !. BYRNE,
Recruiting Ofncer,
lafayette Hall, 5g7 broadway. New YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-18

DECRIrTS WANTED
II For Company f, PhoniI regiment
This nhrent Irish Regimen nj, organized by COLONEL
CORCOhAN should be the ralying point all
Irishmen who wish TO their country.
II will he commanded hy Colonel MATHEW MURPHY, At
Lieutenant Colonel Of the Sxtynint regiment,
N.YS.M.
Tire this regiment Instructed by Colonel
his depar,ur. for
raj OF them Ell under him during the memorable three
months campaign.
Quarters rstions clothing furnished as scou 40 mus
tered in Pay from &ls 70 SIS per month,
500 BOUNTY
when discharged from tie service One months pay in
advance.
Relief tickets will be given 10 soldiers families.
Recruits will be received the following placc.:--
Putnam Hall of Twelfth aud Third
Thomas Heaneys OF Market and Cherry
4. H. DOYLE, Captain.
P4ynycr OaBRfgS FIrst Ltcutenant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-18
sMaAHIs AND TOBACCO.

sM0Atls AND TOBACCUs
S,rcAps-c.slf ADVANCES MADE ON CoNsIGN.
mems of SCARS aud few lots OF s. rs for sale cheap
!" io'i" O"'' il ~ oARLr, co Liberty street, New York
CIGARS VERY CHEAP Al ~ BROADWAY -sPECU-
Ltors dealers rnd slu0rs would consult their own irs
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