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The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-08-28
DIREC TO RY.
LIST OF POST OFFICES.

Post Offices. Post Masters. DtStrtctS.
Benn's Greek, Joseph Graham' ooe[:
pethel Station Enoch Reese, BlacklIck.
s,orrolltowr William NJ Jones, Carroll
Chess Springs, Danl. Lltzlnger, Ohese'
c,resson Wm. W. Young, Washintn.
Ehnnsburg. John Thompson, Ebensburg.
s1aIIen Timber, Isaac Thompson, White.
.G,lIitzin J. NJ. Christy, Gallitzin.
He+hlbck, VIM. MGough, Washtn.
tL3s+ovn l. E. Chandler, Johnst'wn
Loretto :. onieluS
Mineral Point, E. Wissinger, Conem' gh.
Munster A. Durbin, Munster.
parsbing Francis Clement, Conem gh.
.pIattsviIIe Andrew Ferral, Susq' han
Is6sa1atd G. w. Bowman, White.
St. Augustine, VIM. Ryan, Sr., Clearheld.
Scalp Level, George conrad nlcniahu'
zSonman, B. M'Colganj Washtn.
Snmmerbiu B. T. Slick, Croyle.
Sm,nrnit Miss NJ. Gillespie, Washt'n.
Wilmore. Morris Keil, Smerhlll.
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sea- The Field Marshal's Baton that
Breckenridge didn't exactly clutch
Baton Rouge.
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June Il. ga PM-rhe keteh commsrce. from Mayaguez.
PR. came in this evening". Wind sw. -.
The -chrs Carrie Hughes from Rio with coffee here
waiting orders from NYcrk Damon Win coal Tor sosoni
pPosrL.AND. June i2-Ar brigs Annandals, Tilden,
Handy DO; psnmsrt, staples tabarsn Cuba; Msrth.
sesrs Small. peno1sn hsianss:; Henry S@it. Ha.
hell DO: HarsscTsssle Gregory. NYork Partridge
c asi
PORTSMOUTH,, June l2-Arr schrs Bay State. verril =
York; W Baldwin. Long. and Golden Gate. Weeks
PRovIDRNcE June ls-Arv steamer Pelican. Jones' New
samSre WIN PaI.on, GorsOI rhi.dslphs; New R,su
Ssrihup E1ats,hpor; 2!moa Bacon baker and corsalo
y Snow; and se9sssh k!ss SYsrs sicsps Lazy
I'm Ssw
from Shields. SID sehrs Trader Pit.soni James Law.
Henry Brown. Shelley; Copy barlow Kate. skidmors'
kYork Convert! WyInan DO Cor Bansor, conmb"ns Bs.
sprsggs Gibbs Speaker, Palmer, and WIN Mount Do
is!h-Ar steamer westchssser Nye, Nyork; schr.L R
Smith, Smith GEORGETOWN, Dc Ann Brown. BTowwni
smith, and Amelia Rockhiil Philadelphia Elmira Ro
gers, Wghtman. and Mont yuma Penney Elzabethport;
isS
d N.Y.
sSm Dss and
straw NJ; Ranger 81 droa; Lady washington hswfias
Joel Hall WiisoS aud Mary Brush Young HYoski
Phiadelghia Sally W Ponder, Norton, do. Sid sloop
SAN FRANCISCO, june SIN port ship Andrew Jackson
chartered 70 proceed 70 Washington Territory 70
SALEM June i2~Arr brig William Mason, HATCH Eliza
bethpor.; schs Hertz Spear Port Even; Leocadia.
TAUNTON June ls-Arr schrs Salmon washburn, Phiia-
desa sSsnose Pap Cha. nj Ghsre Sim
sloop Emily Jane, Babbitt Elzabethport.
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Brig John Butler (Br). Knowles Of Domingo cy-Brsss.
Brig r SWEET, chadtsurns. Neqyisas-Pect Church
brig FsrsinA Berry Sagua-Waish, Carver cna no,
Brig Sea Bird (Br), Hamilton st john Mp Nevius
Brig Ersmplar (Br,. -, 81 John. NB-c Duncan .
schr Boston IBrj. Smith. ST John. MID Dewelf
sssr lay B.nnsrgsn .Br EasA
sehr . Anderson Paul White Ho1se.N Barlow.
sSr s% cssssss
Sch, schr Rachel Jane, Ksenon, washins'on-ssa Ssun'
ssSr Han ssrepass snan J Makes asssa.
Schr Isabel Alberto, Tooker Philadelphia-van Brunt
sshrJ Johnson johnson. Phladephia-M Runyon
C., -. x.u.v p.u,ro,x..,,r
Ky: %"
seSr SaiSsIls Lord; BosonBaEssc 4 D.yS9a a.
s ssT sa s, s. n.i n:y'5
ssnsn cp
s ssSr la slSS Vail sR vs Fall Fa RTerL
Bowen her. Ralt xsnn'
ssn ss Sse anplss sss Head
ARRIVED.
Steamship Fulton 70 transport wotton. Fortress Mon
Ship Colombo Stewart Port Royal, days. with cotton
An Bark RI Plato Br Of sanderand oghty Sunderland
AP B.s xs coal g May 50 Vi. Turk.
Hfn
Gun Key boarded from US funboat Quaker CITY, all
well -
Brig Victoria tNor) Lochs.our Newcastle. u days. with
coal, TO order.
Brig Onward tBr) Higgins Ponce days, with sugar. to
Brig joachim lBremh Dreyer cenfuegos 10 days with su
gar Is bound Falmouth E. and here on account Of
Brig ce Proctor lachias days. with lumber to slmp.
son Clamp .
sehr Parker, Fitzgerald, Lingan. Co. ID days with
sshr Aloe aBr) F.uIsner, River Herbert MS, Il days,
schr Rocky Hill. Mouton Hatteras Inlet 4daya
Schr Wonder. Norton, Philadelphia.
Schr Mary Jane Pressy Elzabethport for Boston.
Schr Mitchell Hamilton, Elizabethport for Boston.
Schr Grecian Haggerty, Calais, 9 days
scnr J Langley, Langley Calais. 10 days
Schr Ariel, Brown. Providence. 2 days.
Schr n Hall, Ryder, Portland CT.
Schr Smith. Briggs, Albany for New Bedford
Schr Citizen Drnkwaer. foadnut for Bosom.
Schr Del Norte Dinsmorc, Poughkeapse for Pembroke
Schr Amanda, Kelley, Poughkee psie for Pembroke.
Schr Mary Ann, Bryant, Poughk eepsie for Boston.
Schr Lamartine. Grant. For. Lee for Boston.
Steamer jersey Blue ~ transport Jackaway Newbern
and Haeras Inlet In ballast with passengers 70 Quar-
termaster.
Steamer Franklin, Doughertv. Baltimore.
Steamer Il Burden Loper. Philadelphia.
Steamer Pelican. Jones. Providence.
Steamer Petrol. Young. Providence.
BELOW
Brig Samuel Welsh, from Porto Rico.
One bark and two brigs, unknown.
SAILED.
Steamships City Of New York (Rr) Queenstown Liv
erpool: saxonia aml Southampton and Hamburg; East
ern State Beaufort. NC.
Also, SIP steam sloopo Don Antonio Ulloa South.
G Lamar Glasgow.
Wind At sunset g.
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sArrRpAy, june H. P. NJ
AsuSs.-saiss rs bbls pots we're made al IS 7sA
B5 SIX, whte pearls were quiet al 80.
FLouR-rhc market was heavy, closing In some cases
Al 2kc. Sc per Dbl. lower, with sales Of IL 900 bbs
WHEAT was nrmer for good lots in shipping orssr
while the sales smbra ced about 900 bushels al full
prices
CoRs was heavy and rather lower with sales o. IS 900
bushels new and old Western mixed at acc a52o.
PoRK was unchanged. sale OK 900 5bs was made
shock to-day sslo so FOR mess while other saos wore
made At $40 Sly Prime wasat 80 50 12k
wmsxsY.--sales or 900 bbls were made al 24xs for
State and Csc 4 25ISc. for Western.
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MCCLELLAN INFANTRY. .
M Being by Governor OF the State OF New
York raise company Volunteers 70 be ready In sixty
days. call upon all young DESTROYS to join my oompA
500 boanty and pay from SIS to s2s per month One
months in advante according 70 bill passed the Unea
States Senate june 5 1862. tt
Headquartsrs COZ Broadway.
Late Lieutenant In Mexican War.
Approyed At the United States Mastering Oice June 4
1859 By Captain r. 8. LArned, United States Army.
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MILITARY CLAIMS.

MILITARY CLAIMS
MI All persons holding claims under the provisions Of tho
entitled An to provide for the payment Of certain
claims 0n equipment and subsis
of troops raised in the Siate York received
thererom for service Of the United States passed
the vouchers thereof and oomprchensive statement Ct
facts under OATH Colonel Slas W Burt Assistant In
spector G. neral at the capital, In the city OF Albany
The Board Of Officers appointed 70 audit such claims VIII
No 81 Walker street. New York. on the 10Th DAY o.
June and At the Capitol in the city Of Albany on no
18th day OF July next calendar OF claims WI oe niece
Claims Of persons residing IN Albany and west and NORTH
thereof win be considered At the meetings or the Board ~
Albany Claims Of residing elsewhere Will De con
O. A. ARTHUR, Ingp ,ctor General
VIM HENRY ANTHON, Judge Advocate General
CUYLER VAN VECHTEN, QuartormaStor deneruk
AxaANY. June 3. 1862. .~.~
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HrEDIcAL sTORKKEEPERS.

M
The following extract Of Congress relation
appointment of medical published for the
persons DESTROYS of applying for such posi-
an ACT 70 AUTHORIZE mn AProrNrxExT MEDICAL srosx
KKKPKRs AND CHAPLAINs or HOSPITALS.
of the United States Of America in Congress assembled
That the Secretary OF War be 70 add TO the med
the army medical sorekeepers not exceed
ing six in number who shall have the and emoluments
who shall b skled apothecaries druggists who shall
give the bond and security required BY existing laws for
military storekeepers in the qartemasters department.
and who shall be o such points % the neccsses
shall remain In Force only during the continuance Of the
present rebellion. Approved May 20. 1862
The following the regulations which viii govern the
appointment Of medical sorokeepcrs under the first section
board Of than three medical officers win b
assembled By the Secretary Of War 70 examine such apph
may by him, be authorized to appear before
Candidates % BE- eligible to examination. shall b MOI
shall sufficient ability 70 perform their du
ties sasfactoy and shall present with their applications
satisfactory evidence OF good moral character.
Candidates Will be required TO pass ex-
Mon In pharmacy and maerta medical and to give preof
that the requisite business Tor the
The board report Secretary Of War the reIa-
When appointed each medical storskeeper win be r.
quired to give bond In the amount OF $4,000 before he
shall allowed performance of his dutieA
T. THOMAS, Adjutant General.
Board Of Medical Officers for the examination Of app
will be convened In the city Of Washington the es
day OF July, I, continue In session month.
cd to the Secretary OF War.
SURGEON GENERALS OFFICE June 3, 1867
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the Harper's Ferry Railroad Bridge.
BAInxcxs, June IA, lso2.
Tue Harpers Ferry bridge win be SUBSTANTIALLY nnsn'
tomorrow night Freight and passenger trains WIN
resume their regular crossings time ON Monday next
thus rsopsning permanently greas highway to and
from the West.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER ClAL.

SATURDAY, June l4-6 P. NJ.
Money is abundant at 8 . 4 per cent. De-
mand notes are selling at 1885. Gold rose to
1867 this morning among the spectators ct the
Board. Exchange closed at llsH.
Stocks were rampant again to-day. The volume
of business transacted at the morning board (there
was no afternoon SESSION. was unusually large.
The course of prices was irregular. Government
skies were X lower. We note likewise q decline
of in Hudson, Il in Michigan Southern, q in
Illinois Central, and u in Rock Island On the
other hand Tennessee skies rose n, Central n
Erie preferred II, Harlem u, guaranteed "A, and
Toledo "a. Erie, Pacific Mail, Harlem preferred,
Michigan Southern and Panama were without
change. After the board there was again rush
to buy and Central was done a. high as 96H. In
the afternoon the market continued active and
Central sold at 9674, Harlem preferred ct Is, and
Michigan Southern guaranteed at Ga.
The business of the Sub Treasury was Is follows
to-day
Receipts. ,321 500 IS
For customs. ....................... 10000 W
Payments .s................... so, aol -
Balance. ,074,910 40
The City of New York to-day took out 81 1885,
4S6 IS, and the Saxonia $3.50 ,O00-in all 81 49,
AL IS.
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were $2s .522 1881 IS, and the balances
$2,l45. 1888 At. The exchanges for the week ending
to-day were $l65, 521 asa So, being daily average
of s27 5ss 900 90, against $2s, 9s6,557 % for the
week ending on Saturday last.
The earnings Of the Erie Railroad for the month
OF May. 1852, were. .S375 344
Earnings Of May 1881 were. 506,610
Increase SoSIS4
The last Bank of England statement shows the
following variations as compared with the previous
week
Increase. Decrease
Public deposits .......... .t39I ~!
Notes in circulation ....... e7s 500
Rest Observation-Disclosures. Is 00S
On the other side Of the account
Government securities. No change.
Other securities. .......... t39l 600
Coin and bullion ........... ls6, 1875
Notes unemployed 10000
Relative to American securities, Messrs. Barring
Bros. h Co. remark
There has been demand this week the federal
stocks suppo ed to bs for investment, SIS SIS So
and in SIS at 81 SO u. Something has been done
sachusetts S. sterling, 1T %; in Maryland do at 81
Kentucky SIS, 81 q 10, nominal: Pennsylvania inscrp-
lions, u Is; bonds, rs IS; Virginia 6s. dollar So
s. Tho business in railroad securities has been
Erie I'd gage bonds At s3H.
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HEADQUARTERS. Is SPRING sTREET-CAPTAIM
Thomas Browne formerly Qaarermaster OF the Third
German Rifles until Its con.oda!ien with, and then Gap
eers stationed at Newbern N g., and serving under
General Surhsae mas ooaiaea aunorJ IRON shs Cc.
Of Patriotic young invited 70 join this
$lSto $3i month and 500 bounty when discharges
Clothing subsistence and comfortable quarters provided
after being into tho United States
service, The families Of those who enlist will be provided
Tor by the State. THOMAS BROWNE. Captain.
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The United Kingdom On Cape Race.
CAPs RACE, June IL, 1862.
Tho steamship United Kingdom, from Glasgow May
co. for Quebec was boarded Oh Cape Race At hafpast
twelve A. N. News anticipated.
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PHILADELPHIA June IL, 1854
Robert NJ Palmer. Minister TO the Argentine Confsds.
ration, died at on his way homo from Parana-
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HIPPIN G Nj w S


Port Of New York, Jans II, 1904.
CLEARED
ship Ontario, Hosmer Lverponi-O rinnc Minturn Co.
Rhtp ) II Rysrson Latham. .iverpoOi-J Smith.
Ship Daniel Webster, spencer Loadon-E Morgan
Wiley
ship Cinclnpatus. Hammond, Br.ol--C Duncan 90
Snip 0denbarneyeldt tlIol. Fafe d9we, Gio lcester
wunch, Msincke q Wendt.
narE Idnie Enowies. shangi &C rss.enden.
Hark J'rter RJhland Hst q bfeurn -RlzsrPr9s
BARK Boomer lsard, Rud a. Flushing Tor ordssFunsh.
Bsrs cban,cesr. Potter, rorl au PrIaes-H Becker 4
srls 0lynp tBrJ wallis Hsy.--G Bailey.
BRIG samson. Leach, rrcsts-Jaauenot Christnsa
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United States Steamer Massachusetts.
PMLADnLPHiA June Ia, 1862.
The United States Massachusetts, arrived a.
twelve O'Clock last night from FernandinA, with number
OF prisoners from vessels she had captured She
muncated with the feet OF Charleston.
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HORCORAN ZOUAvES-rOR THE THIRD REGIMENT
~ Empire Brigade, Colonel Marriott n Croft Brigadiei
General Spnoa. The first regiment in the ie under
the call This magnihcent real live Irish regiment
Intended be the ralyng point which all Irishmen
look with pride II Is intended y
make honor to the name The ohicers connected there
field Company A. Captain Charles Dunlevy. Recruiting
Office ~ Prince street. New York Lieutenant VIM Butcher
recruiting in BROOKLYN Lieutenant VIM Persse recruiting
l48 Centre street. New York Clothing subsistence and
transportation with SIS per month"; advance furnished
to each recruit 500 bounty the end of the Pay 70
the date OF enlistment Relief tickets
soldiers families
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SHIELDs GUARD.
- FORWARD TO THE RESCUE.

YOUR COUNTRY CALLS.
Being authorized by TIT Comma Chief OF the State
New York 70 raise company Of Volunteers cal upon
all respectahis men of good physical health between
eighteen and foryye of join the above
By applying datey few rst class men can get non
commissioned Oil GERS Posts and VIII Ue promoted according
to their merits Subsistence ausers and clothing will be
furnished upon signing the roll lay will from SIS "a
e23 per month. One Hundred Dollars Bounty when
tered out Of the service and families provided for durna
absence. CALEB -. WkEKS, Captain.
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"A Seventh regiment, NJ Y. s. NJ, now at Fort fsderal
Hin Baltimore. Must be well drilled and OF go0(
character Address, with real and references VIII
kins, Herald onice.
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FIN E ARTS.

FINE ARTS.
THE GREAT MEADE COLLECTION OF CELEBRITIEs
II CAkIES De vISI1E.
Over Ave hundred European and American. Wholesale
s'a ''" MANY BARE PICTURES FROM LIFE.
Copyrighted. Send Tor catalogue.
Pictures In ali styies taken daily.
Made gb0rnERs, ONLY sa!sbiuAAaas - 1nalxax.
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DEcRUTTs WANTED.
THREE MONTHS SERVICE
Able bodied young men, Of good character, who would
their country Join hrst class militia reRfm
for three months service in camp At Baltimore
The regiment IL the Thrtyseventh, Of this city, Colonel
Roome. II Is encamped in charming Baltimore
Recruits win be supplied with all equipments necesssU for
comfort and good service.
Apply AZ The armory Thirsy-ssvensh regiment
CHAs n. HOMER,
Lieutenant Commanding.
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Captain JamesJ Byns Of the First Fire zouaves" hav
enrol company for this brigade, has
opened recruiting once Of Lafayette Hail. sT broadway.
This Is splendid opportunity for the members Of the
Firs that again DESTROYS Of leaving
the scat Comfortable quarters. subsistence
clothing furnished IS soon As mustered In.
Pay SIS per month. TO date from day OF enrolment.
800 bounty when the war 10 over
Xppltcants for non-commissioned Offices should apply
early. JAMES y. bfkNk,
Recruiting Onlcer,
Lafayette Hall, 697 Broadway. New York.
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TOO LATE FOR CLAssIrIcArIOS.
IJENRY B. HERTs, JR,, AUCTIoNEER,
Ill BY HENRY WOOD co.
sIERIFFs sALE--LARGE LOT ELEGANT STORE
FIXTURES.
On Monday June ~, at II o'clock,
al 403 Broadway.
Comprising large lot Of elegant store nxtu~es
JAMS LYNCH. shsra,
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- EMPIRE BRIGADE,
Captain Jacob woisey having to enrol
Company for this brigade has opened recruiting Office 81
the ivy Green" ~ Elm street
This Il splendid opportunity for the members OF the
First Fire zouaves tho again DESTROYS OF leaving for the
seat Of war
auarter subsistence and clothing ON enrol
menI
sl3 month, and 800 bounty when the war over
Competent young desiring onlces
should apply early Captain JACOB WOLSEY,
Recruiting O6icer,
ivy Green" az Elm street N. ".
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NEW YORK CALIFORNIAN CLUB.-THE FOURTH
Annual Picnic o. this body takes place Wednesday,
and Of the club will furnish the music the
foot OF Spring street. North river 81 O'Clock NJ The
steamboat win make the following
North river TX o'clock Morris Dock Jersey City
at O'Clock; Spring street at 81 O'Clock; Fulton Ferry
Brooklyn, O'Clock; Delaney street East river, At %
O'Clock Gents tickets 50 Ladies' tickets Is cenS
Can be had from any member Of the club
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DLIsS GUARD, ATTENTION.
RECRUITS WANTED.

In good physical health eighteen forty
Ave years age opportunity 70 join volun
teer regiment organizing In the New York voiuneorA
under sanction OF Governor Morgan. COMMANDMENTS
Chief \, -.
Pay viii range from SIS 423 per month. few frse
class men get non-commssloned oncors posts Win
promotion 70 S9O month Therefore De early
Each man he signs the roll will be subsisted
clothed the Of the government and sent 70
good In the vicinity OF the city,
One hundred dollars bounty when discharged and famt
lies provided for during absence.
Also wanted, applied Tor immediately wagonors tosus
sters, musicians. DC. ~
WIN O. SHEA'S l6 Centre street, Chamber street.
JAMES RILEY'S OF Water and Roosevelt streets.
THOMAS MITCHELL's l4s Cherry street.
- 'N ROBERT H. MELVIN Captain.
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RESTAURANTS.

A FINE LOT OF GREEN TURTLE JUST RECEIVED
n and for sale, who esals and ietat Brlsa oyster
Bay, 6l Broadway and No Cortltndt street soups
Steaks ny Aaron Levy served every day Families par.
ties supplied.
lAfSBow DINING ROOM, 81 BEEKMAN STREET.
III fine assortment OF cold cuts and ads fish, &C. will
be servei for ten cents per plae pics buildings coffee
and ten aes, cider, five cents WI. HOWELL.
TAKE NOTICE.-TIiERE WILL BE HANDICAP
Clam Ch0wder served up Sunday, the 18th OF June
at 10. COOKIES sunnyside Hotel, half way between
Hunters Point ferry and the Fashion track.
VNOLF'S REPATRIATION 30 CORNER OF BROAD
w way and Fulton, and Wine soae I46 Fulton ntreet-
1respectfuly inform my friends and the public general
that keep open my Restaurant from morning until
evening AZ teh O'Clock 10 the finest style with all the deli
caes or the and where will be
the finest Liquors. segsrs and the best Lager Bier In New
York ROBERT WOLF.
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4 RMY MEDICAL PURyEYoR's OFFICE, NEW YORK,
"A June H. lS62-Thirty competent Physicians and Sur
geons are wanted by the United States COVE nmsn dy
Of the surgeon General Application in person With .e:st
monals of character be made to Surgeon r. BATTER
LEE United Army ITO Grand street, New York city
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a asas Roman c.ssoiis benevolsni ,:ssision s %
p !sSs
r. TrGH. Recording Secretary
he hsSi, ri canal
IN s
*. T:ssry y ss the
70 30 discontinued In future 1..s,o,v ~
rs...u s1pB6 ......r.., june 10, 1852 1852.
my 'sr surveyor 1 o S
" I'm 81 ss
70 the practice q sxaetn fees from canal boats
plant in This particular ~ 'u''"'' 'A1'' ~ ''1''
funded presentation In proper form.
lam very respectfully X, .sp s..,.,.,.
W s.s1os Aud,Or S Gsqs Albany
MAsoEIcvrnE MEMBERS Or HENRY CLAY
sSaey snd s oeos.
pose tribute respect g
''p''' '-''- WALTER GRAHAM, W. NJ
MAYORS s SgE1HE SE ow Eqns 81 Sy b5d
Notice hereby ksSS sfpSA r.. J e nsd IT, 1852
a ID .aS
properly ma.zied win be strictly enforced.
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
viii DO paid Tor . xTiy e. ro S'i Tms POUND
% e A .s s foot IL Ss
running loose large without being properly muZzed
Owners Of dogs reclaim them at the pound ON the day
my sNo dogs VIII - rsosvsd from boy.
ABRAHAM BROWN, First Marshal.
NoTICE-THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE FUND DO
~ mated BY Bryan Lawrence ESQ for the relief Of the
Mr. on he'll
at Z O'Clock X. EMMETT, Treasurer.
NIOTICE-I HAVE THIS DAY APPOINTED W. j.
IN Howell No. ~ Houston street and 81 Beekman street.
city Of New York sole agent for my Pale Ale Al orders
cautioned against certain designing who have
sureptitiousy obtained casks and filling them with
ale Of inferior quality and vending the same manu-
w, j, Howell, sole agent for New York.
PHILADELPHIA, April a. 1862 WM.C KuDMAN.
NEW YORK CONSOLIDATED STAGE COMPANY.
held the 9th instant the following gentlemen wore chosen
for the ensuing year.
James Murphy, Richard 3. Connolly
Charles b. White. Timothy T0wneends
jesse A. Marshall, Jacob Campbell,
Jacob Miller, Hugh Smith,
Chester Lamb Amos F. Hatfield,
Peter B. Sweeny, Ebenezcr Beadleston,
Thomas A. Gardiner, John Kerr.
At subsequent meeting OF the Board the following on
GERS were unanimously elected -
HUGH SMITH, Vice President
JACOB CAMPBxLI, Treasurer.
NEW YORK LIQUOR DEALERS soCIETY.-A sPR-
IN ca meeting OF this society will be held at the Metroro
- at O'Clock. to which punctua attendance s requested
BY order, r w. ENGS, President
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NAILITARY.-ARMY AND NAVY OFFICERS GAPS
M and Covers. Haters and dealers viii do well TO
my styles as to quality and prices Orders filed IT
short notice. CHAS. BACkSTER, Jr 45 Broadway, N. Y.
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T1AMMANY SOCIETY, OR COLUMBIAN ORDER =
Brothers, special meeting Of the institution will be
hela Council Chamber Of the Great Wigwam Mon.
day evening June Is half hour after the setting Of
the NELSON J. WATERBURY,, Grand Sachem.
CASTER C. CHiLDs, Secretary,
Manhattan, Season of Blossoms sixth moon, year OF dis
covery OF Independence the 6h and Of the institution
the 73d.
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stopping al Jones' Wood each way. Capt. j. SCHENCK.