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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-23

A % snpany Capt Mansaeld, " .y,third resinrnt n
reanis three orporas and fifteen good Comp my
rrad nns,ere into service Taose Joining will receive the
80 S,ntx srran Si3 and S26 government bounty
n 4 l. !. as most S complies r Of any az
waeE ta von ya Si ~ar army uniform. Resinsn to
leave 25h inst Camp at o5h street and Second avenue.
Red House Maohsrs ~ tht. Company absent win
port be ore the 18th or be as d.serser ana adj
those resin u win receive mi pa, and good
few experience drummers walsed Apply a. the camp
competent gentleman wanted Secon In THIS
Company who muster in imm datel OnG navns men
preferred Apply 10 Lieutenant s. w. Mo- nEhoon uate
Of the Seventh N Y. s. at or Nthg ounce III
Walker street. northeast Centre street. curing the
DAY, and mornings and evenings at camp.
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WIN Writer'S. AUCrIoNEER,-wfLI SELL THIS
day, At 10 o. ut the hotel Ia Chnmytrs stgtet
che entire Parlo t,ha,ner Dining Room aud Kitchen Fur
nI.urc Sc. Of I've housc-Pier Glases Paor suits Cur
trins Tapcsry CarIes, Olcuths Bgdstesds Beds Bed
din. B',esus Toilet Ware yhna, Tables. uhanirlh r.
Table aud Bed Linen, Silver, Glass and Cina wac, DC
Restaurant aud Bar Furniture and FiAtnre Uo ng Un
oils &c. together with 40 rooms full, all new last MAY Sale
OF ONE Furniture.
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DHENIx REGIMENT,
co. A.
Want . few mon.
SIS bounty when the regiment is mustered In.
9i3 in advance.
So hand money.
SIS when honorably discharged.
Si3 to $25 per month.
S5J In addition 10 the above advanced BY the Governor.
Relief tickets furnished TO families.
The company 10 well known. We require no pun"
Apply Office, l67h Greenwich street, Of Cor
landt, and 81 Esst Houston, corner OF Mott street.
Do not wait 10 be drafted -
B. p. MURPHY, Captain.
T. q ApnAuAM First Lieutenant
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u h. LUDLOW, AUCTIONEER.
u. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION.

.oEs Il; LUDLOW C0 wiz sell on wednes 3, July q,
small quantity of Household Furniture for
nience sale, consisting Of walnut and mahogany Bed
sseads Wardrobe Pier Mirror marble top Pier Table
hosany Chairs Rockers Dressing Bureau Mattresses. Boil
scrs and Pillows. Immediately after the above,
No. 81 Pine street. Panotorte,
corners, Worcester maker; also same.
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Z. = PER TON FOR CUMBERLAND COAL. or sUPE
~ rior quality for black sn,tha Dealers ruppiied
TH0S. TRUSLOW. Jr., 26s East Feurcrnsh street.
aud foot Of south Taath Atgevs. " suiapsbasns
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PROPOSALS..

PROPOSALS..
RMY SUPPLIES.
II OFFICE OF Army CLOTHING AND EauPAGn,
New Y0aR, July IL, 1852 I
Sealed proposals will be Office until II
o'clock Nj Thursday the 2ih ins delivering
tract At the Depot of Army Clothing and Eqpage, in this
30O 900 yards Flannel all WOOL s. inches wide
to weigh 10 ounces per yard, pure indigo wool
dyed.
10000 yards ~ inch sky blue Woysted Lace.
$500 yards black Wigan, 80 inches wide.
0O spools black machine Cotton No 3d. eco yards EACH
G25 pounds black Linen Thread, No. 40 skens.
600 gross Coat Buttons. /,
1900 yards Al Unbleached Muslin.
Samples of the above articles be seen at this Office.
oned OF the quantities contracted fox must be delivered
within twenty days and the remainder within fifty
from the OF the of the proposals. and
ect to inspection by inspectors appointed by autho
rity Of the United States
Proposals will accompanied by proper guaranty. set
ting awarded the party
therein he VIII at once execute the same and give bonds
for the faithful performance Of the contract
The United staes the right To- reject all bids
deemed unreasonable.
Proposals DO endorsed proposals for furnishing
Army Supplies. . and addressed 10
Lieut.. Col. D. H. vLNTON,
Deputy Quarermastes General, U. 3 Army
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ARMY SUPPLIES-OFFICE OF ARMY CLOTHING
n and EQuipage, New YORK, July 10, 1862.
Sealed proposals viii lie received ut this ONCE until IL
O'Clock ~ Friday the 9Th OF August next for delivery
y ona the depot Of Army Clothing and Equipage in
r. A4.0OD Uniform HatS Hsias9
10000 pairs Bootees. tt
l4O,0M pairs StockingA
21UJW Havcrsacks,
Samples which be seen appca-
ten Al this Office OF the Uniform Hats and Haversacks
one the quantity contracted for must be delivered
within twenty days. onethir within forty days, and the
remainder within da from the date OF acceptance
the proposals Ohe Boo,ees AMI Stock ngs onethrd must
delivered within thirty days. onehird within sixty days
an the within ninety days OF acceptance 81 bids
All articles will he subject 10 inspection by inspectors
appointed on the Fart OF the United States. .
Proposals be accompanied by guaranty set
Ing forth that II the contract is to the party
toned hcrci he u at to execute the same,
anil give the faithful performances OF the contract
The United States reserves the right TO reject all tbs
deemed unreasonable
Proposals. will be endorsed PROPOSALS for furnishing
Army Supplies for 9th AUGUST and addressed to
Lieut. Col. ID. ii. vlNTON, + IS
Deputy Quartcrnns ter General
United States Army.
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DRY GOODS.
RARGAINs, BARGAINS BARGAINS.
GREAT CLOSING SALE.
sSoooo WORTH OF DRESS GOODS.
SHIFTING AND sHEETING MUsLrNs.
PRINTS. LINENS. TABLE DAMAsKs. &C.. d.,
TO BE SOLD OFF BY AUGUST |.
Az the store win be closed for
ONE MONTH FOR Extensive ALTERATION.
Las. should take advantage ., This oppsrani'y to pur
stock thi tis s'f zsE'ss sHS es LOW
$500 yards Lavelas attic
5000 yards BARGE Broche &C.
lSf o yards Poii DC Chsys, ~ Is; and isc;
Yards gaS ssna and 49,
500 yards SIN s Warp SI ro n e a So
S IL ss sSs:
IN MOURNING GOODS.
yards ssst % s and s
Also two Yards wide S!ae ( DoIane, all WOO
THE CUE, ayHArs ssS.ss + 4 R. siSr AND
CRYSTAL PALACE ENroRruM OF FASHION.
R. ROBERTS.
windows and do not believe in Roberts unless
MRS. f. MORRIS. CUSTOM SHIRTS TO ORDER,
False wrs.Sans made The city factory
made 81 the shortest notice. =
A TTENrIoN LADIES AND GENTLEMEN-I HAVE
you have cast OF Clothing to dispose Of Carpets and
viii GaeT Ras ne dispose
Of pons % eau 81 address sss n xa 70 n BE- s MN
satisfactorily and puncuay Ladies attended 70 oy Mrs
AsExrEA PRICE WILL A. Be Io, rAID FOR LADIES
Tor New Orleans The undersigned has
sSsFs ts ssss
81 Psss G On S0. es ads
ANHALF isa Seventh avenue, between Twsniieth and
AT THE ORIGINAL WELL KNOWN II. HARRIS
n store, lA Seventh avenue ladies and gentlemen
dispose Of their cast or Clothing Carpets FuTnitnrs t TO
sIs for pants - ass Do not orss. ,ogs!i .d
fI% as''' ''''''' ''''''' -'''' 'DD'N = - "
THE OLDEST STAND. iA SEVENTH AVENUE
a kSh ans ssn Wsae e sy 81 e
Six Dresses SIS Coats and from So . 81 FOR
ay Attended s La
At THE NEW STORE, liz THIRD AvENuE--IADIEs
Carpets Furniture a. guarantee pay for d
80 S3) Goats from ~ TO SIS for Pants from 70 So
10 forget to cal address g. MISH, No it
Third avenue, Fourteenth street. Ladies attended by
Mrs Mish.
II NO 800 BOwERy.-sH RosENTrIAL HAVING A
"A grtGt desire 10 purchases argr qGatty of cast oil
Wearing Apparel tuinit4r, cagpets Jcw.Ty &c by call
ng addrfssin ladies and gentlemen can obtain tie
uiircs, vahe iof oh article IEii attended 10 BY Mrs.
Ro-enthal Please nbcT ard try S5j Dowery, opposite
.sEyal Jones street
4 rTENTIoN LADIES AND GESTLEMEY.-I HAZE
n Jttrc 8 81 10 pau CHI 50 cast on el1tnnr, fur-
nl,rG Carpets ior tho California maret do romto
10 RAJ TIC prices "a the iy by calling ailr
ing to IS MINT ri sixth avenue, " dsors
Tntu street. Ladies aacipied u by Mrs. Nina RsmfE
! Der, 1871 SiAtA a.unau.
| At s5l THIRD AyENuE, s. TO sSa FOR SILK
Il Dresses - V 80 o. teas 81 y 50 Cor faa%. Fm.
aIdtc,s ~ psl A., HARRIS, 55l Thri avenue, between
TV That nush Streets lsidies Rttoudcd BY
4 Nrs. harris.
GREAT DEMAND. -LADIEs AND GENTLEMEN
N haviag ans OF Cioh,ng, Carpets. Furuituic "a
isnnA lrlri Tho higlts pIce ~ the city By call
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rTHE FIFTH NEW YGRH--DuRYEE'S zoUAvEs-
! want Recruits No time must Ua lust Fil tue places
OF te sllsn Apply 81 Jjl Broadway, opposite ue ST. M
elulta llat' tNirS door,
q "GoJvEiSEUR CARR Rcrv,ip,g oAecr
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"A NJ B. CHAPMAN AUCTIONEER.-LARGE SALE
IA. Of Household Furniture this day wednesday, pr
venue =. oclock COMPRISING rosewood mahogany and
Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets; Bedding Mirrors
Tables, Cha Ccks rtns Sofa Beds Paintings
men Silver Ware Tail Cutlery, Also, of
Baseme and Kitchen Furniture
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BALES Ar AUCTION.
GLsERr Il. NIcoLAY AUorIoNEER.
The gale Of Here's Carriages &C. advertised e take
p r. :ns assd he s aS
nsnt q private sais. ALBERT MIcoLAY,
A LsERr h NIooLAY, AUoTIoNEER
. AND 9sHsS SEGGfs e ACTION
AT THE sfSS ssss ssAEEhsakoox.
1oc shares Manhattan Gaslsht Co. go each.
a ssd 1i1.sss
The above 70 be sold In lots suit purchasers close
A. aasa
$ ss: e: sss
I:ss. rsssSsss, s'ss f:::f Ssa.ss.
Shades CARPETS Drsss1E Hal;
SOFA: RsssI. Iss. ssss Easy Oar; Es!epon T.ss:
sarnar Sale s conn m
rent. M inquire
"A NIB. CHAPMAN, AUcTIoNEER-LAReE SALE
Ia OF Household Furniture this wednesday,
ya.s rssidsnse No 2 Ws. s,
aSs
Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets; Bedding Mrrors
Silver Ware, Tal Cutlery. 40 Also. assortment
Basement and Kitchen Furniture.
"A E. ROTH, AUcrIoNEER, J.
housekeepers and the trade.
The property Of family giving housekeeping No. ll9
avenue will be sold public auction this day July %
IO O'Clock precs consisting Of handsome Velvet Brs
sells and In Carpets; eesant Paor Furniture In SUITS
and Pier Tables Etageres Turkish Lounges Chairs
match; Lace Curts ns Pier and Oval Mirrors rich CHINA
Vases eegant rosewood, mahogany and black walnut Bed
and Dining Room Furniture Glass China
Ware Table Cutlery Hair Spring Mattresses Beds &C.
Sale positive All the goods must be removed twentyfour
hours alter the sale.
A UCTION NOTICE.-BY WILLIAM IRVING. AUC
"A ton err WAGONS &c.-SAMUEL OSGOOD 4 SON
"Wednesday July - NJ IL O'Clock, for VI Mhom
It may concern, second hand Sh ting Top Wagons in
Brett, new and second hand Top Road Wagons, Shift
ing Scat kOckaways Coupe Rockaway han
nrst class light double Harness, single do, Collars
Whips, &C.
"A J. L. SMITH. AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL. THIS
H. day, 1t IL CLOCK, the entire Furniture OF family
street. Third Sale positive. Deposit required
from every purchaser
"A s. RICHARDS, AUCTIoNEER-5OO CASES
H. Boots Shoes Brogans and Caters. At auction, BY
eRICHARDS WHITING, on Wednesday, July 23 at1o5S
O'Clock at store. ~ Corandt street. comprising choice
assortment OF goods adapted to the Catalogues
morning of sale.
IA quors Barroom Fixtures Counters Casks, &c. Be-
A. NJ. CRISTALAR, auctoneer, % Bowery, viii SELL this
day. July 23 At 10Y o'clock. mahogany and rosewood
Bureaus. Bedsteads Washsanls, ntre and marble
Tables. Parlor and DIN Chairs, Wardro En-
cravings Mirrors Decnters Casks Bottles. Bar Fix
lures and variety Of Household Furniture and other Bar
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RMY SUPPLIES
"A OsrIcK or Army CLOTHING AND RoUIrAcz,l
NEw York, July 49, 1862.
Sealed proposals will be received this Office until IL
eco M Wednesday the Both instant. for delivering
the depot of army clothing and equpase In
gu.ta percha knapsacks with straps and great
straps attached, complete
% 900 pairs cavalry boots.
~ national col0rs
80 regmental col0rs r
80 90 tin canteens covered, with corks and straps
Proposals. will also be received at the time for fur
nshng in such An!es and " such umes - mag be
Quired-
5000 Telling axes
1000 pick axes
1000 spades
luUO0 hatchets.
10000 axe handles.
200OO Ratchet handeA
Samples the articles be application
this Office.
articles will be subject to inspection by nspec-
tors, appointed by authority OF the United States.
Proposals be panied by proper guaranty.
setting that IL the is awarded the party
named therein he will ct execute the and give
bonds for the faithful performance OF the contract
The United states the right to reject all bids
deemed unreasonable. ~
Prof. should endorsed proposals for furnishing
army supplies for 20 h July" ani addressed to
Lieutenant Colonel ID. III. NINrON
Deputy General, United States Army
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GREAT DEMAND, LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN
~ haviag any OF Ciothng Carpets, Fnruluic 10
ispos ~ leci tha hign,st price in the cy by CALI
hi q or drea.i NJ ABRAMAMS,- as Seventh avenue,
yn cd u w Alrs A.
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VIZ NJ. LLOYD AUCrioNEER.-J.G @. CoDMUs Wilt,
w sei "Wednesday july ~, at lUH o'ciork at 5ay
Broadway the entire Furniture OF hotel In part
paior and Drawing Room suits IN velvet aud reps;
mahogany and BLACK walnut BedsteadS Uressins
Bu reas and washsiands, Ccnre and Carr 5es Hotel
Sofa Chains Hair Mattresses Pal ss~s, Feather iol tiers
and Pillows Brus aud Three Ply Carpets Chnndriers
and Brackets. Pier and Mancl Mirrors nc Sale positive,
and will continued until the entire lot Is disposed
Dealers and Invited to attend t,lo nes
had nj the oil vi the aeone III Nassau street,
day previous TO sac. ". NJ. LLOYD. Auctiogeer.
T. u. Codnius viii sell this day a, O'Clock, 100 broad
wa, two lRrse Stcau Boilers.
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A UCTION sALE-HOUsEHOLD FURNITURE. Ii.
a qqorss Barro9m Fixtures. Counters, Casks Ae d.
day. July %. At 10Y o'clock mahogany and rosewood
bureaus Bedsteads Washsanis ,ntre and marble Top
cravings Mirrors Decanters Casks Bottles Bar Fix.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-23

L,IRsT REGIMENT NATIONAL VOLUNTEERS,
Col. William Quincy.
This fine regiment is IN want Of nrs class men, a.
Is designed have in the Geld at Measures be
ing adopted BY which recruits shall receive The
and State bountes with little delay possible. Pay from
Of enrolment Quarcrsand rstions furnished imme
diaely at Camp Washington, s. l. Recruiting station
Great Jones street Regmenal headquarters, Mozart Hall
JOHN z. RODER, Recruiting onlcer
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HEADQUARTERS NINTH REGIMENT DISTRICT,
IL Goshen July H. ls62-Lbeg notify my old friends
shpmatcs fellow soldiers that duly authorized to
regiment in this district and have started fairly
Communications will reach me addressed above or 10
A. VAN HORNE ELLIS
Colonel Ninth Regiment District.
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WIN. WRITER'S, AUCTIONEER-wILL SELL THIS
w day, at O'Clock at 454 Canal street largo and
luablc assortment Of Furniture, Carpets Beds Bedding
Mirrors Curtains, Sofas Tables, Chairs, Bedsteads Blu
resus China Glass; Dining Room and Kitchen Furniture
&c.
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RMY SUPPLIES.
"A OrricE ARMY CLorHrSo AND EoUIPAGE
NEW YoRK, July IT, 1862.
Sealed proposals will be received at this office until IL
O'Clock Thursday, the 2ih inst, for delivering by
the depot Of Army Clothing and Equipage In this
city,
500 Hospital Tents and Flies.
400 Wall Tents and Flies
5000 Sibey Tents.
400 Hospital Tent Poles
400 Wall T, mt Poles.
500 S.bley Tent Poles, with Tripods oDd Chanss
1900 Hospital Tent Pins, large
10000 Wall Tent Pins, large.
10000 Common Tent Pins.
Samples which be application at this ONO
thu articles be delivered within fifteen days;
onehaf within nylvs days. and the remainder within
forty days date of tile acceptance OF the bids and
be subject tnsecton by sworn inspccors appointed by
authority of the United States.
Proposals will accompanied by proper guarantee set
ting that II the contract awarded the party named
therein he will AZ proceed 70 execute It, and give bonds
for the proper performances OF the contract.
The United States the right to reject all bids
deemed unreasonable.
Proposals must endorsed Proposals for furnishing
Army Supplies, v and addressed to
Lieutenant Colonel d. II. vINTON,
Deputy Quartermaster General,
mil q
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EsOURTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT REGIMENT.
Il HEADQUARTERS: 446 BROADWAY.


u HEADQUARTERS 446 BROADWAY.
GETTY ASSEMBLY ROOMS.)
This regiment being organized under the auspices
Of the District Committee appointed his Exceency Gov
D. Morgan and oersto officers and men Of this district
composed First Second Third Fourth Fifth, Sixth
Seventh, Eighth and Fourteenth wards) superior induee
Soldiers In this regiment assured that the
mittee the relief offered
BY the city being properly paid 70 the families Of all who en-
diaey. One months pay advance and SIS bounty
mustered SERVICE Good and handsome uni
supplied handsome Staten Islad d.
oncers desiring raise companies detachments IN this
will apply At these
headquarters. PETER McDERMOTT, Colonel
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J. 8. ABRAHAM, First Lieutenant.
y HILLHOU5E LIGHT INFANTRY,
RECRUITS Ns Il = WANTED n;i i f%%EbnHFFhLY
Fe sPE G2MGbS KE { N MIS-
Pay ss TO s23 month from I'd day Q! enlistment
State bounty SO will Be- paid at once when mustered in
pon a E 1,' New a YORK. 'u''''' p Aa"' f'''
Promotions from the ranbs.
Capt H. &. COOPER 1873 West Broadway. Recruiting
1,prNoLA's EMPIRE BRIGADE RECRUITS WANT.
j. ciaassen co hiding tThis vii, be 10 arst
1. sn Recruits receive sso in sSvshce and eohins r
young men, betwe he ages Of Is aud IS oaot DO better
than BY calling upon ,r,er Sap'a w .r
Or First lieutenant u BoGARDls
Ate. Miucrs, l35 New Canal street, near Bowery.
CTANToN LEGION EL2FESrn REGIMENT NEW
meut ready undo 40 new call. Rtyralt., icaras Want:
This " mcn., viii viii pro ably cave ror he seat o. war
according thc ragust u the regu Eilty
doitis mnty ON III ae Hnfn nracred In. Pro.
ae Tais III wi be src,iy nd cred 10 by IL Colonel
mhie t,e I'm u Is n tnc lisld l. w g srgenversd
before Hthmond the q, itcnee Of the uestcnt %
while IN conmaid suine NJ enlist
advance wen Ia 81 plnyis mustered k2pwrUn
n rcmcat = li.se, cd IN snd sI5 az tse pilsn Gao
nised imued ae TO families. Hoed ta,ha, clothing and
s G m isa s" y SIs 70 sS Ssss q SsR sT p R
MEN 4Liand SIS broadway.
rriR FIFTH NEW YoRH-DuRYEE's 2oUAvEs-
want Recruits No time must oa iosL Fii the plnccs
o. ,.c Issn. Apply ~ J5l Broadway opposite ue ST. NJ.
q "GoJvEbSEuR CARR, R.cr,dp,g o1ecr
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TULY 81 l862-RECRUITS WANTED, FOR COLONEL
81 Dodge's First regiment Of New York Cavalry, now In
Snifok, Virginia Come ell that desire to
once, shall leave
the company full So bounty will be paid when sosped
months pay and S25 bounty when the company
is mustered into resiment SIS Of three
years July 1861 leaving only two to If the
war should continue up For particulars call
recruiting oce No. 20 Whitehall street. the South
farry
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MILITARY NOTrCE.-YOUNG MEN WISHING TO
IM join company to be attached to the rwentyhrd
regiment New YORK State Militia, nearly completed,
Requested to address Lieut.. Thos Parker, New York
Herald Captain II. Geo Newell lbs Nassau street,
BrooSlyn. stating where interview be had Every
endevor will be made make this company the crack corps
brigade meeting OF the Corps will take place each
Monday ening the Arsenal Portland avenue Brooklyn
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At .ssl THIRD AvENrE, s. To. $40 FOR SILK
Il Drtsses 81 w. so Naats 81 u So Cor Pants. Fui.
n,re Carp q, nc. she q Il ornIa marriott Call on
nIdfc,s ~ wsl a, HARRIS, 55 fbird Avenue between
Nrs. harris.
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NOTICE THE STEAMER CITY OF WASHINGTON
IN liverpool wild shArgr, unacr general osdcr on
Thursday, July A,aifA NJ. J. O.. DALE, Agent
WANTED TO PURCHASE IMMEDIATELY SIX vEs.
w scs, new Or nearly new from TOTO ~ iset eel ~
feet team, ST. 10 fcet deep. Apply a. tho olsc
FANCHER < NcoHEsSEy, 20 Water street, from II 10
O'Clock. MtNN
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NHOLERA BArfKs-ExCURSTON.-CA BoGGs
and Banker having chartered the fine passenger
RED JACKET will make trip to the Cholera Banks
Thursday July - THIS 10 the nrs opportunity Of the kind
ever offered the pubhc 70 their families
grounds The boat has both laies
and gentlemen Anderson Golwe, the well known pilot
VIII srssm,Rany the party The boat viii leave sout. First
Ga Peck slip at Il Spring III pier No. North
river st O'Clock Fave ~ Bait lines and reireshraents
Captain WALTER D. G. BoGcS
Captain A. BANKER.
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A TTENTIoN LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-r HAVE
"A opened establishment at $50 Myrtle avenue. II
you have any OF Clothing TO dispose Of Carpets aud
Furntgre kc we offer 70 pay liberal price with which
will he satisfied have the above articles - dispose
OF. Don't forget call or address note TO NJ BOGATCkI,
100 Myrtle avenue Brooklyn where YOU will be dealt with
satisfactorily and puncualy. Ladies' attended 70 BY Mrs.
BogalckI.
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" FITZsIMMONs, AUCTlONEER-WILL SELL ON
II Thursday, 2ith inst, NJ lUL o'clock. 2i Ninti avs
the aud Fixtures of first class Grocery aud Tea
Store, consisting of general assortment of FRESH family
Groceries splendid Horse Harness and Wagon Also
Platform Scale. kc.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-02-11
From the Iowa Register.
Iowa Legislature.

The Des Moines correspondent of the
Muscatine Journal, whose signature is
o." is close and intelligent observer.
In his letter of January 25th. he says of
the General Assembly:
OF the Legislature, l have to say,
that in intelligence, industry and sobre-
ty it oulranks any former body OF the
kind in this State. Going into the House,
your eye first rests upon Rush Clark,
firm, dignifed, prompt and courteous,
without reserved or uncertain opinions
upon parliamentary law Below and in
front of Mr.. Speaker is the former faith.
full. laborious and genilemanly Charley
Aldrich His reelection as Chief Clerk
is much higher compliment than l can
bestow with my best medallion" On
the left of Mr.. Speaker, as leading Rep
resentalives, are Bowdoin, Kellogg, Cut
Ter, Curtiss, Stanton, Lake and Fairall,
not to name others. On his right are
Lane, Of Scott, Eaton, Rothrock, Ship
man, Price and others. When l enter
the House | miss Bennett, Clasgett, La
cheur and Peet. But their places are
filed with good men and true, whose
great desire is to do the greatest possible
amount ofwholesome legislation in the
least possible time.
Coming hence, your eye rests upon a
very unassuming, good na!ured, but dig
nified looking parsonage. Listening for
moment TO the proceedings, you un-
hesitatingly say that Lieut.. Gov. Need
ham will prove an excellent and popular
presiding officer.
Directly in front of him, | frequently
hear very familiar voice. Looking
over the Chamber, who shall | select as
leaders, from congregation of high
minded, intelligent and industrious good
men? Mcpherson, Udell, Bowen, Brown,
Jennings, McCrary, have more exper.
fence than some others. But here is
Holmes-as watchful and sigilant con
corning the pecuniary and financial in.
tereSts of the State, rs man can be.
Foote and Redtield are not whit behind.
Woolson, Boardman and Dysart are
ready, at moments warning, 10 expose
fallacy."