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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-05-28
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tsm putlifum I'm Nagemsnfn tefannt ,u ma
ben, rab er bic auS9sbetnts . lmpf 9IinIng'
Wu6le 9ersntet hat skersm In Srle pCn .. e.
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SI6ntugI Sigen, 0rebeus unb 9irs
gensNrbet
gu OfuI6tsn-pis aud 8lOrtOaEts gu maiden
ipenn bic 9sute eas SumbsT trngsn--bsseI
Uafsrtist CT aud
Sbaren, Senlterrab nen, Sait, Seniter:
laoen, SIenoeu, Wouloin06, Scrolle,
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Ssrlcnsn bic In Suns tabsn gu baum ptsr ali.
here bic ctpae In lEIGem 6a6s brauGsn, prbtn
Cs 81 trem Scrttdl finfsn penn as bGI ibm an
rufsn. ebs Te fcnlpO binsstsn.
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snnahsr, wtVR itRr nrIt unS Jan. ttIli8 psrta
td.
s0y> Ssbs Nrt 8iltblueul pur4ttt fr aui
furie NCti.
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i6tralen ltsil Der Eisntihsn RunrI4aIt ,u
Er9alttn. unp allsCmsins 3ufispsnbsit " sstsn,
paeurh bag sr au!r unp biass Artst lisfrrt.
gSldnl y. Ballet felt piren Satrrn In bic
fem Ba6s teitGiiat, batsr gan, gut NIT Ssn
@sIbafte Urrtraut, ItS6t In mrnsm Dirnllt unit
hlIt mir IN ben untsTnsbmsn.
Sobn e. Graffin.
Nli8 IL, 1862. ra3W
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-05-28
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ulrb birmit Brssbtu, paB bic unter,ei6nsten ale
gcmIniilratCrS pcn Der 5IrterIabsnitaft brs per-
Ilprtrntn So bn 0ribert, lrstttn BON 9cr'
6ta 3aunldp. 0sGa Guuntg, au9elsllt nor
ben fnb. Nae OIeisnssn bater, psIts nod an Be-
Iaats Sntsrlabrni&ait IhuItrn, fnb tisrmtt uuf'
gsfcrSsrt innsrbalb g3O6sn dnjurufen unb ABB
mts,atltn, - llnb SClGs bic mod u6tmGIiiss
qnfcrtsrunssn tabm mTBn, linN stsnfauS sr'
iu6t fcl&f innertalb Der tsiaetsn 3tt wpbIts'
Tdttet sin,ubGnbiasn, an
6anrp s, petsr, I 9l,,,,,,n.
SSerenliab Oeibert, "'' Wv
NeriG %, 1862, ,,er
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-05-28
Oetm8 Spar>M Mnit1lt


SfRre: Nc. 48 Sf' SamiItOn Strdbs. tsm
gmsTiCan SCIr, setaltsn oCn s. y. Bed
tel, seseniiter.
YripiIsairt pCR hEr 1tlsfasbunS, Mari 80, lo00.
ltutoriiirtes capital $500
Dis Once 1T ALE Sage CfTCn, ron Q bis 3 ubr, r
Ipis audi WlCnta9 non hts 3 lIbr atGnes.
0tpeNtsu wrrrsn in arNgtu uub trinsn SumnEn
anlGucmmGu uno ptersrS SurJd bGjablt ebne prrb1ilE
auftiubi9uu9 nit > prcfnt SuRrGiICn. SIR frs:
,ruS Dspcfttn, auf @ SRcnuts SeGr lSnetr, rpiVo
prcpnt SnErtNtn tsiab!t.
1islGs Snititut biEtCt GrttutCrrR, gbnlnittatcrCn
unb anosrn YSrIrnsu, 9uts GGlC9'nbEt, GjslStr mil
SihTbrt fur tur3e cher tSn9srG 3lit 0uf 5utrrtItn
yu bntsrll9Sn unb wieber, cbnE pcrbtriGe auIuuti'
aIn9, ;urtd;ufCreGrn, une fam furb Sbsds 9ejr!
9gT wtroGn.
NGtt nSm bsrsitS turh bic StcdbaItsr sintt.
,ahltsm Gapital battu In i!CberGintimmuna ttt
SrIibriSfSS Die 8erpatCr Bombs in Der Summt
ron S50,000 in rsr Gommrn glEas Court bec
Gauutrs rEslrirt, tdr cis 9CtrCulihe SGrpaltunt
arr Der anltalt nupsrtrautCn 6elrer, nudb hat SEi
| GaGhrer ;um ,9lstbCn 8Clauf fir bic trsue Nufa
tuns lSinsr pfihtsa SihSrbsit 9sftSGt
prsfotut: 9. Qrefbtut: 6 alGst;
@iHiam .. Nntr. Gbriition Yrts. 6. G. 8ufb
Ermfties3
l4iUiom o. 2tnGp. GEriition prCe, q. .. gtilss,
SanmSl Sell, Toul SolIist, 9. Z. Satrbr,
| .. Y. toctttL Sntct 8Gd, Natbau peter
HHSrtaun, Sstruur IL, 1861. nq3N
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-05-28
GBctIt tpu6 S1ucrs
&NteM lImb NGppeM WmporiMI

SpuISN Uup etuppeU cWppctNWt
RC. II, GBtil SdmiItOH Stross, sSracs 9t9sndba
ttr 0bbklICns 6als.
gBir babsn Icstsn unIsr Enforcement nit tIsisn
artItsl ersinJt, unb JWnr pOn unisrsr stBenfn
ManufaTIur, cbsr pwfsrtIet unlsr unlsrrr riSsnfn
Aufiat. unb babsr parnsn mir btsIdte, bsyiisIl&
duf StYIs, DausrbufteteIt unb 8iaiStsit, bab
ignsn feline anpsse slrh9sifrlt rerbsn tBnnen, wcs
ruuf wir bic @ufmrIiamIeit bss putltums 5u
lsnftn winffsn.
Gin GOmfDrmutMre.
pG~ Sir batm aud fcsbsn Gin Yatsnt ,.GOn.
fCrmature" srtaltfn, ppour6 &6pfs gang esnau
armsfsn werbSn fGnnrn--unb bic Gclse bieiGG
NsIsns II, rab hntur& unslaubli8 pisl su,u
bsssirdssn pirb, bub Der Sut gang senau ben
8upf pabt, unb fUl8liG aud gang trqusm unr
aassnstm auf bemislttn fbt.
Da Fs bic sinj'sen GabHtantsn In Der Statt
Tno, unN ulss untr ibrsr gluffat Serfsrtist rtrb,
10 ftnnm lEs rafiir tiirssn.
Gbrift unb Sauers.
glcSsmtsr 20. 1861. nabp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-05-28
StUble ! StIble !
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StdbIr con itSn g't. ais
@InrIcr Gansas unp an.
tsrt Gprttn, far GamiIIen,
StUt,s. 0aittduisr, etc -
G6auteIRutIs unb Ssttsss
an tm ausrtiaisasn Srsi.
zen -ju batsn anbsm Oaa.
renlanfr bRs llntEIlhrIrtfnRn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-05-28
SthlfRfnlt W1l z, 1862. na6m
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gfafrtGt pirO biTmit sssstrn, ra6 bic bIstrr
teItanbsne @titai6afts 9srtinbuns, untsr Der
Strma bon GstslcVs unb &smmersr, In @utbt
ptls, ee6a Gauntp, am tRen Gag Mat 1862,
init tebnieittser GinwilIisuns uufgsISa pprbrr
II. 80 prrben babsr ale bIrjsnisen er1u6t, biz
ibnen I6ulbts llno, ss Is auf wsl6e art ss mol.
Ie, O9ne 8rtl innrrbaI6 80 6assn pUr5ufprr6n
unb at3utejatIsn, tnbsm bic Builder mad tensm
Datum sInsm 8risbsnsri6tsr gum sntreittn iber.
8sbsn rperbrn.-llnb SOl6s bic Scrbnunem ta,
ben, 7nb ebenfaas erlu&t ibrs 8s6nunssn snSu.
hdnbtgen. Die Bidder psrbIrtfn In bm 56ntm
BON Daniel g8. &smrrerer.
SbomuS &. Sei6lopP,
Daniel 0. &emmerer.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-05-28
SpStjatr uub Wtnter
!SHte ans GOppesl.

G. @as SCI6s trslbs pcn ben 14Sn.
Y lfn 5atsn unS Sappsn gu tatsa
- X tpanl&sn, bic In @lsntaun sstauft
Wrrban tSnnsn, unb ,par batrt an
ben mSsIttl nisNsVllsn prsi6sn, anb sInSsIuNsn
unIurufsn an
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-05-28
Sie @eI6Gfte

~INlSV"IhS
mfrcsn Son Dem llntsrssi6nstEn am aIten Stdnb'
PlaBr fcrttetrtetsn, no sr INNER elm pcllrs @I.
fOrtement StUtredtsr pcn jspsr 9msnnung, su
ben btutBisn BaarSelb' prdIen prsr I'm @ustauI6
fur eanpssprOouttm auf Sanb taIten ptrr-unr
tneem CT ftir brrsitS senuisns &unt14aft Ieinrn
auFri6ttssn Gant abRattet, bCIt CT auf sinr
GOrtSausr Der S1rntli6sn CUNT.
&b0ma5 g. SeisIope.
Mat z. sim
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-05-28

Ole llntn,sl6nstm nbaltm taSIi& Scn NsE-
pcrt unp YttIapelpbia
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DEATHS.

oNEIL.-At Hampton ODDS Va, on Friday.
June roth, John ONeil, Of u. 8. ginboat Port Roy
al, con Of James and Cstharne ONsil, Ia the l9tt
year OF his aGs.
family, respectfully ted 70 attend the f1ne-
ra this tTuesday) afternoon. 24th inst Al O'Clock,
from the residence Of his parents - hadson o. Is
sMITH-In els city, on Monday. June isd, Mrs.
Margaret Smith. aged u years and months.
Her friends and scquantsncss, and the members
Of the 81 Reformed Presbyterian Church, are re-
speotiuly invited 70 attend the funeral, on wednes
day afternoon, x5ta inst, At o'clock, from her lat>
residence, 49, vest l3th e. -
wL.BtR-on Sunday evening, June I'D, Elisa.
beth Ann, youngest daughter Of Francis II. and
sophie Wilbur, and grand-daughtss Of the lax
Daniel Drains, aged . years, I months and % daya
friends and relatives Of the family ere respect
afternoon, a O'Clock. from % vsndsm ~ withou
further invitation. HslifAx, Move ocouA pspsr
please cory. %
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and only awaits tho Presidents signature to
become law--snd all that remains is-to enforce
il. No one who knows tho MoriRons suppoecs
that they will ever obey this act, and the only
result is, that they will dcspise ii If Is not en-
forced and resist it by arms If 1t b.
We coull have wished that Congress had
postponod this question until we are better able
to deal with it. The friendship Of BnicnAN
YorSo il Of considerable Importance to US just
now, In view Of the Pacific Railroad and over.
land route to California. IF Congress is becom-
ing less practicable, 1t is certainly growing more
moral, and the people will sustain ths.Govern-
ment in . war against polygamy, II President
LIscoLs now takes up the subject, which Il
doubtful.
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The ~. Louis War elaine -NIckinst rvs
Defence.

BRIO. GEN McKiSsrnr, formerly Quarter
master OF tile Western Department, has pub
hshod pamphlet, vindicating himself from tho
ehA'se co'I"p'oh' ~ wiz oe remembered
that ueh' MchiSsIRf was largely implicated
IN uo s"'hdhhB transactions which were ex-
posed ny inc oohSreS'onai-and subsequently by
'ne hoLi-ihNes'iHa'ng Committees lie was
affespeu aoou' SIX months ago IN consequence oil
these c""rt's' ana having repeatedly been re-
fused tria', he now viniicaies himself in this
pn'hphict' WINCH Is likely TO make sensation In
o'i'e''' quarters
''h' '''N''''Hi hlaih'aihs' III the hrsi place,
'h'' he Is mol TO he held Responsible for the con-
uac'' winch PROVOKED the Just censur's OF the
So"in''''''' because nc was, IN nearly every
eaSe' hai"Per" by instructions from his supe-
.'o'' III "u'ho'hS' on TINS point he Ia particu-
'Af'y severe ana explicit, and, In proof of his
aS'''"o"'' FURNISHES letters, amongst Others
from the PRESIDENT AMI Secretary CAMrnos,
ehuoiSi's MI LAMB springfield heighbor oi
Nr' LiNcoLAs III manner which could not
Dut secure very tat contract Tor that
.uchy gentleman. Ihs Hon. FRANK BLAIR
H. ", 10 also shown to have recommended
1900
gentleman uen' MchiNsrRi states that he
was member oil secret COMMITTEE OF Safe
W composed OF SAMUEL i. GLOVER, joins
HOW, w. D. fiLLEi, +. l.. blair, JAMES y.
bhopiiEAp AMI Wir@io. The existence ct this
COMMITTEE which was organized In the early
days Of the rebellion, has only recently como to
hHht, anu Ien' MchiSSrRr charges that by Its
secret organization and political come Nions, 1t
exercised most pernicious influence IN the mill
tary ana pohticai AFFAIRS OF inc state, making
ana unih"k'hs generals awarding contracts and
rewaruins parulans In such manner as to pre-
serve It's own asoehdancy' Gen. MchiSs-
Try chArses that most Of the evils Of the time
were aggravated ny tue secret medal'ns Of this
seh'"S'"a'ed COMMITTEE ana even states that
!" ONO case NO was ORDERED 10 extend the govern
meh' pAu'h"s'" 'he friends 0i Congressman
oLA'h'
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WHATEVER our Individual opinions may be
respecting the probability Of a battle near Rich
mond, 1, /. plain tia, the Government, believes
that grca, contest is imminent, and lis making
1ioet active AMI extraordinary PREPARATIONS In
view Of the results. The details are painful, AMI
FOR the tirst time bring the citizens Of New YORK
Gace to face with the realities Of the war
At washin.ton, Baltimore, Annapolis, For
tres Monroe, sni other places, hospitals are
being fttei up with the utmost dispatch AMI
on the mos, comprehensive scale. At the capt
tai dozen churches have been converted into
hospitals, and, in ailltion. temporary structures
are rapidly going up. There are now ten thou
sand beds ready for the sick anil wounded In that
city slone, exclusive OF thu extensive hospital
Accommodations that previously existed there.
A, the other places named preparations on an
equally extensive scale are being made. AT
Baltimore AMI Alexandra, as at Washington,
most Of the churches and all the public build
ings have been appropriated for this purpose.
With respect to the medical attendance, Dr.
IIAxNosp. the new Surecon-Gcncral, seems to
have provilcl for it in the fullest manner. Dr.
Ixrr.RNAs has been assigned to General Me
CLELLASs army AS Chief Medical Director.
with special instructions. In addition TO the
corps Of army surgeons organized under the new
act Of Congress, a number Of the most -A'lliul
eurgcon. Of this ,nl other large citles, have
volunteered aut irc now distributed a, various
points in Virginia.
The uoycrumclt, it is gratifying to know,
recognize the services Of the Sisters OF
Charity In this om'rscucy. In accordance
with requ,s, of the Sur cont General
one hundred of these ladies have vvlun'
tocrci their services. On saturday, thirty
1--WE arrived at Fortress Monroe, and were AS
s,,uel to duty at the two hospitals at that plao'
and on boarl the transport, vessels. Thirty NOR
arrived on SUNDAY at the same place, and pro
ceedod yesterday to White House Point, on thci
way to Gen. McCLrLLAss army. Others ar
known to lie on the way. ST. Vncents Hospital
IN this city, has furnished n considerable mum
Der. In the West the Sisters of Charity wer
Indeed ministcring angels Of mercy to thousand
of wounded men, who were indebted TO them 10
that delicate care which only spring froi
the female heart when influenced by religion.
Though all these preparations are intended I
accommodate the sick and wounded Of the tw
contending armies, ye, 1t is impossible to repre-
che feelings of sorrow that arise at tho thougl
that they arc all intended for Americans--br
Tiers but yesteriay--and speaking the san
Language and bearing "A common name. VI d
in this great city there is probably not one wi
II u--- t"'";ic
est friend, who, by the shock of battle, may ne
these preparations. But--aas for those wi
shall return no more-who will have no need {
chem.
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r,. AJ,,,c. .rou Charleston.

Tus news Of the advance upon Charleston
comes from Rebel sources, and speaks voluIn'
In our favor. Experience proves that to k'bel
narrative truth is always wanting and the pro
bahii,y Of defeat md rcvcrscs is rarely conceded
until they become almost fixed facts. Nicwc'
In this light, We cannot yet say that 'harlrS'o'
L. taken. but tho faintncs' which has oVcrpov-
ere, tho chroniclcrs Of Dixie in commenting
upon their prospects, indicates an early prospect
of i,s accomplishment.
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INSURANCE.
DEopLE'S FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
omoo. 1898 CANAL STREET, and
oueeS' | 90 WALL STREET.

Insures Property, generally, against Los ~
FIRE, on the most reasonable terms.
M.ubIss Clark. II 8 TernslL Chss ?. Huntss.
Jaw IewiI James 3. Lewis, samuel Birdsall,
Thos Williamn Edw =. Clark, Geo ochmeseal
Jno =. YevertonP. X. Christie Ihoe q nsnaY
Abrm Leggett, William hoir! SroweH aosM
Simon shindler, ID. J. Steward SosPn o. Ills
Alfred Bsrrnore, A. Il. vanSesH y DsuvS
Ctrn'ss stephens, samuel hsyhoI' Aioer nann'
Solomon Banta, VIM. Hertket nehry Dsv,u.
Chrlsto'r Gwyer, John o. Aoret reseS =. 1enu.C
George Warner, MAJ. Boodgood, J.. Y. VanBipsSO
I.msn Campbell, Eliph. Bootman,
MATTHIAS CLARK. PrssideoA
W. =. UkDERHlLI, Secretary.
Aglo elAA9&Ih'lo
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The New York City Press

ThsTIhxs shows that the high financial cred
Il Of tho Government is owing to the fact that
the war has developed the lifs-psessrving power
~ resources Of the Government aud dis patsd
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SEWING MACHINES.

CEWING MACIIlNNS-FINKLE 4 LYON
oaud other first clas, manufacturing aud family
sowing machines to rent and for sale. +. II. Ola.
NOND, .AAle 4 Nv w y. ~. Sv,oSs H'Nay,is2s. S-c
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special Notice. Tho ladies Of the Ninth
stree, NJ. " Church Will give a strawberry festival
and musical entertainment In the church, corner of
9th 1T. aud Avenue d, ON Tuesday evening, june
h. sgas. II oasns, GERRY. 0G rnssn. n
stsntonl, will give some Of lbs choice selections
Thomas u. Sullivan. Esq, will preside as the piano
Tickets, 70 cents. 2Os
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A FACT l--DARTLE1T, 872 GRAND STREET,
cotner Norfolk, sells the bggest pile % Bsss and
Shoes for the smallest amount Of money. lie
Won't be beat by anybody In selling cheap.
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EnEuMArIsM, SCRoruLA, On ULCERS, AND
Att DsrAsss ov TIN BLoop -HYATrs LIFE
Bh1.SAN isa most certain remedy for these dis
eUc-. You, who are suffering the most torturtng
pains, remember that few d,ses Of this Iowerfu,
yet pleasant compound, will afford certain relief
Thousands 81 eases have been cured AM published
ia tie sun Herald, aud other paIcrs. These cer-
uhcats are from well known ctizans, who can be
seen hnl consulted At any hour. Principal depA
$40 Grand II. Suycnty-hv cents per boite
Agent Tor Brooklyn, Ms. HAYES, 1I5 Fulton 81.
BAHSrM UAs A rrRpRcT MESAoYRiE or
Human Curostus The American Lambert, lie
Giant Gir, AMI Com. Mutt, tho largest aud smslle
Human beings ever seen.
COMFORT ASD CuRE roR TuR RurTyBED--
Sent ~ any one afflicted with
RUPTURE or HERNIA.
| Address los 19s SrN YORK Post Once.
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Ia sid oiGrace Ipi-copal Church, Conselyca .tr.et
near Lprimot. III lie held In tie basement fDoius
Of tAo Church, this tTueslsyl afternoon and
evening" the 2ith inst. Tickets 20 cents, god Tor
mission and n saucer Of strnwhetries or ice
cream. There " IN lie rc'reshment, Tor snlc, such
a. cakes, lcnui nde, ice cream ind straw bctrics.
Rev. ALNAII CT ION, Rector. los
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GREAT SALK or RIAL ESTATE.
A. J. BLEECKER, SON n co, Auctioneers.
ono hundred and siaty.fpur building Lots, al the
Merchants Exchange Sales Rooms wednesday,,
June 26tb, 81 IL O'Clock. WIN. II. RAYNOk, ks-
ais
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OFFICERS NOW RECRUITING COMFA-
~ MES In this city or elsewhere, and who Lave -
yet not attached themselves - any organi2stious
may md 10 TO their interest TO call on Col. MA.
RI0TT n CROFT at his headquarters, 81 R"gi.
ment Of y. Il. sPINoLAs Empirs Brigade" ~
broadway, ~. Je9i lrlii
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Financial. Market, Marine
News, &C., on Third Page.
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ST REGIMENT N. Y. MOUNTED Riaes-
Col. DODGE. 100 recruits wanted Immediately.
They will DO sent At once TO the regiment, now IN
service near Suffolk, Va. SO aud one mouths pay
end Of the war Headquarters, go broadway.
1921 6.l4i
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SPlNOLAS EMPIRE BRIGADE-CAPT.
- JACOB wOLSEY having received authority 70
enrol . company for this brigade, has opened re-
Grating office at the ivy Green" " Elm It, This
L. splendid opportunity for the members OF The
First Fire zouAves that are again DESTROYS Of iesy-
Ing for tho seat 81 war Comfortable qusrters, sub.
si.tancs and clothing furnished on enrolment; psy
$40 per month"; 10 date from day Of enrolment: also
SiOO bounty when the war Is over. Young men de-
sitous of non. commission Offices, should apply
early. Capt. JACOB wOLsEY, recruiting ofhcsrs
Ivy Green, u Elm 1t, N. Y. jel6 l2'S20
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THE bill for the prohibition Of slavery in the
sgritoriss has passed both houses Of CongrssS
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c1OO BOUNTY-PENSIONSA AND BACK
p1OO pay duo deceased soldiers, Lis widow or
heirs, procured, aud muster rolls and army pspers
OF every description promptly made OUT by Captain
IL FOX, Pension Agen, and Attorney for U. 8.
,!I.ms, No SO South Tth 1T, Williamsburgh, near
the ferry, H. l., Y. js23 S'lH
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!. o. Of Good SamR ritans and Daughters
~ Ssmaris--The Grand Lod-e Of the State oi New
York, will hold Its annual session nt2 o'clock T.
this iay, corner of Grand ami Ludlow SITS. Repre-
sents'isrs will please lie punctuAl. by order CliA5
4. GVtNASD. X W. Grand Chief 1S2
A.P.A.--The Members OF Diamond Lodge
No 80, qie.ted u be punctus In their attend
ance Ia their Lodge Rosn this evening, ~ matters
of Importance will be laid before them for consider
| euon JOHN BOWERS, W. NJ; WI. u. BUR
| CESS, X. 4. brooklyn, June e. Ill
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WINDOWS AND HEIRS
w Of all Volunteers killed during the war, call
on j. ID. MORGAN d CO,
ie12 2lac'I40 Bankers, 293 broadway.
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SpINOLAS EMfIkE BKltaADE-CAII.
- JAMES J. BYRNE Of the First Fire Zousvee.
having been authorized to enroll company for THE
Brigade, Las opened recruiting office NJ Lsfay cses
Hall, 6yt broadway, N. Y. This IL . spendid op.
for the members Of the First Fire Zouavee
that are again DESTROYS Of leaving for The Gss 81
war. CoEf...i.s q;;AilsrA cc,,c.hns An. ."tsss.
encs furnished soos - mustered In. Pay SlS reg
mouth n dass from day Of enrolment SiOO boun.
~ when the wsr IL over: Applicants for non-cou,-
mission.d Offices should apply early. JAMES ,.
BfkNE, Recruiting Officer, Lafayette Hall. Broad.
way, N. Y. iel6 l2acsil9
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SOLDIERS WANTED FOR THE u. 8.
- Army-3oo able bodied men, between the ag,s
of II and 50 years also 20 stout boys for buglerr
pay from &i8 70 s22 per month"; with board, clothes
and medical attendance term Of service 3 ysarA
siO0 bounty nj the ex piration Of enlistment Apply
at the principal recruiting stations, o. CT 81,
LIST Lieut. 9TH Infantry, L. g. A., Recruiting Ofhcsr.
led 24acslll
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THE GENTLEMAN WHO WAS PASSING
l. the corner Of Spring and Elizabeth sis early on
Friday morning, aud SAW an elderly woman pushod
violently out Of store, Is earnestly requested 10
make himself known. Address JUSTICE, box sol
~ ofnce 222
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NTNNTUN LEUIUN-CUL W NJ. IT. Nj
- LEN.--Onc month's pay in advance after being
mustered In the service. Recruits wanted iinme-
dlAtrly for Company "a. This comrany IA nearly
full aud wants but few men 10 complete u. Good
rstions quarters aud uniforms furnished soon -
mustered into service. All promotions to rank oS
Licutenants made from tie rank and file one
months pay in sdvancc. The evidence OF Coz:
ALIENS treatment OF his men In the LIST Rerhnens
IL suffice mt guarantee u persons enistns IN tns
command sl0O bounty sni re ief g. tsin lrs Of All
volunteers Apply u DAVID TuONLi C.La 20.
4. Cantral Hall. La Grand q. iHif WIN
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the L 4 Army, nre requrrtet 10 meet this evening,
june "a at ~ O'Clock, Pm, ut Harmony Garden,
1879 and lIl F'scS st., tn sgn petition Tor the 900
bounty. NY order Of the committee. BRADRi-
Secretary, 100
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SOLDIERS, SEAMEN OR THEIR RELA-
~ tyes having cs ms ~, sinst the General Govern-
ment for slOo bounty, prize money, arrears of pay
and pensions, viii call on y. NELSON LUCKEY,
Agent for the collection Of Soldiers Back Pay and
Bounty, and where the same will be cashed, Nos. s
and 10 Pine at. my29 2AaC'l33
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&1O REWARD--LOST. A LITTLE Poodle
VIZ dog on the sth inst, at the corner Of AnSty
and Greene sts Head aud shoulders white, body
and legs salmon color, hair curly, one black ear.
The above reward viii be given 70 any one bringing
! him 70 aos WoostAr = u x. ~
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81O REWARD--LOST ON SATURDAY
VlOmorning, on Broadway, pocket book con-
tanning Sl45 In Treasury notes the finder will
greatly obligs soldier by returning At 1888 Forty
first st, and receive the above reward FREDER-
lex PLATT. je23 9'llo
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IIfnTlhy v.
Joining Washington Hotel. je2i i"1iO
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