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SPINOIAig EMPIRE pRIGAnlc

80 recruits wanted for the above $25 paid In
cash into the service before leaving
the State $5 when honorably discharged; families pro-
uniforms Furnished upon signing the roll Any additional
will be entitled The officers Of this company OF
experience have service and intend to have their
ssany second 10 In the service. apply
Capt CALEB D. WEEKS, Recruiting oalcer,
- SSs Fourth avenue, corner Twentyeighth street.
First Lcutenant-J. II. Slipper.
Second Lieutepant-T. 8. Lockwood.
Recruiting ONCE 200 Hudson street, corner Canal
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y(yORCORAN ZOUAvES
" ENCOURAGEMENT sPINoLA'S BRIGADE,

~ INVOLVEMENT sPINoLAS BRIGADE
COMPANY X.
This company IL commanded by Captain Thos. Murphy
!late Captain Ninth regiment Y s. ny, who has had
twenty years experience in the military profession He
wants few men to complete the company.
$50
Bounty Ss advance SO Of which each man receives be.
Tore leaving the State.
Clothing quarters, raons &C., furnish Cd on Joining.
Relief tickets given TO the families Of soldiers.
Recruits received ~ 10 Prince street, and l50 Centre,
OF Walker street.
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ExPREssEs.

EURNHAN's FURNITURE EXrREs AND PACK.
~. ia. estsbusameat ~ West hietnih s.'i "'we'n
u, onJ ~iNth aypnt tttu't ~ W. Ell Ani -hlNci ="
81 rt.t-o IN. voria r.Ncr en.s ~ trln'stNg tNrN
We 49, tbs toan.ry. st3ia.c ~ ".ttps
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RUELL s9 5A5ySI ;, ,n,a ~

CAPT H. Phillips formerly Major Of the Fourth I'M
nois volunteers, has authority recruit company Of
Sharpshoosrs for this brigade. Tho company rapidly
ning up and will be ready for the field In short time
This good opportunity for young wishing
with those cOngenia to their taste and to those
good craftsmanship. Pay commences from date Of enrol
nent &0O bounty; Sl3 or months paw in advance
will be gven also SIS onequarter OF the bounty given
when mustered into the service company Recruit
ing Office, 29 Hudson street. between North Moore and
Beach, n. Y, aud No. 4 Water street, Brooklyn.
II. j.. CUNNINGHAM. Orderly s. rreant.
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{ TyORCoRAN ZOUAvEs--FOURFH REGIMENT sPINO.
~ las Brigade Colonel james c. Burke.--Captain John
Dunno having been authorized 10 raise Company Of this
Irish remen win receive recruits at his tent the City
Hall Park, New York, and In Brooklyn ia Haseys
Buildings 355 Fulton street. and Isl Myrtle avcnue oppo.
ate Fort Green. The officers OF this company
who have service and hold Inducements
out they pledge themselves that whatever bounty the
cry individuals may offer will promptly paid their
men on enlistment Wanted, Second Lieutenant and
Orderly Sergeant j. dunno, Captain.
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HEADQUARTERS FIFTH sENAToRIAL DISTRICT
Ii Regiment Lincoln Hall, log Hoa street.
ner OF Aen-New York. AUGUST L. A those who are
moned 10 appear ~ headquarters before Wednesday
10th Inst, else they VII BE- treated az deserterS
ELIAS PEISS>ER, Colonel Commanding
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STONISHING SUCCESS SINCE THE WAR COM
menced no companies have been recruited rapidly
he Monitors The second Captain Cooper
~ FULL aud such Is the desire expressed by members
portunites be given their friends enlist the
same favorable auspices that third will be raised
The members pledge themselves avoid ar possible
the prominent OF immortality and discord usually
cennected with camp life and when they become soldiers
not % forget their gentlemen Headquarters
Jus Broadway. N. B.-M0re young or good moral
character will be received n the second COMPANY.
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THIRST REGIMENT NATIONAL v0LUNTEERs--wM.
Quincy. Colonel late Of Gen Coehranes Ghasseurs
Ane regiment nearly ready under the new CALL Az the
government ana STATE bounty u secured TO each man Joining
she ranks This regiment be oiled by volunteers and
only for few days will have the opportunity 70 get the
bounty Remember that az soon as drafting commences
noun'ies cease kec{ung ouse % East h2us,Sn street
Mozart Hall.
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IURRAHl uuRRAHl uURRAJIi

III HALLEOK HALLECK
GUARD
FIFTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT REGIMENT,
COL. ELIAS PfESSNER.
Company A. Capt. T. PATTERSON, the first In the field
mustered IN and ready room for i've more OF the right
stamp ell vacanoles State and Government Bounty ready
soon as mustered Turn out turn outi turn out Only
i've mon wanted. This Company is fun and mustered
Boany and relief for your families Immediately Come
- N''"S w" :" Wy Can't; !. +. PATTERSON,
Conmanlant Company A.
Col. ELIAS PIEssNER
Headquarters $50 Bros iwny.
Ths regiment has zoo men ~ camp orerc TO join como
out I, m Out before you drafted.
Capt j. 7. Patterson has several recruiting Offices in the
r. ueedguartcrs Al l6g Elst Houston street, 1870 Bread
vs., siso ~ tho Cy Hall Park
Jon, one. come all before are draitsd.
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A BATTALLIoN WORTHY or THE GALLANT EM.

"A PRE- STATE.
TIE NEW YORK VOLUNTEER ARTILLERY, FIFTH
REGIMENT, COLONEL S. GRAHAM, Commanding,
doing garrison duty Fort Marshall, Baltimore Nd.
berng upwards OF 500 offers the following induce
a
is The State Bounty Of so WIN be paid each recruit after
3D. The advance Of $751; offered by the General Govern.
tnent, applies TO this regiment the others
3D. Relief tickets issued TO the families of enlisted
daily forwarded. -
4th. Pay equal to any in the service.
OF service. y - = 49,
9Th This regiment being already In the service second
70 none and has an advantage those being
xed nasmuch 90 Will be prepared to the above named
bounes without awaiting the slow organization
and acceptance by the general government required BY
law Tor the regiments In OF organization
h we have no long marches TO perform exposures to
disease consequent upon air encampmenta. Our
Portable. III -
anl you arrivea t the recruiting Ooe No 10 New Bowery
where names will be enrolled upon the roll OF
Company B, by Lieutenant CALVIN SHAFFER, Or
WILLIE HARRIS, Recruiting Officers for the Company
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DHQEIx REGIMENT-C0RC0RAN Z0UAVES.
Fourth regiment, Empire Brigade,
James y. Burke Colonel
Company H. Captain John ID Hearn, requires twenty
mere young TO complete its nunter This being tho
only truly irish regiment organizing tho State young
about c enlist had better JOIN i and serve under
Recruits enlisting In this company sill receive
500 from the United States
$50 from the State OF New York.
SIS from the city and county.
$l3 Zone months pay) In ADVANCE
-Of which $40 Will be paid down passing muster.
Recruiting Office corner OF Centre and Leonard streets
JOHN D. HEARN, Captain.
RICHARD OULAHAN, First Lieutenant.
JAMES A. SULLIVAN, Second Lieutenant
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rNHk PHOENIX REGIMENT, CORCORAN6 OWN.
II 0llT

Fellow lrymen. the day Is gone by when speech.
making useless talking and paaver Of every kiud payed
OUT hsrd knocks sions arms and stout hearts,
required. Redmond mast TAIL and you well
be IN at the death Of Only days
all bounty nj relief for your families will be suppressed and
you will then have to 60 whether like aud
pointed out as recrean drafted Ishmen by the memory
OF centuries of wrongs oppression BY
lated homes. religion tampled implore yon TO
step forward and Join The Phsnix regiment Corooan's
"A long pull strong pull together and the rebellion will be
suueched.
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CPINoLAs EMPIRE BRIGADE.
WAR, WAR, WAR;
NO. I6 GREENWICH STREET.
uu,uor,s,C;om Company D;

Col r. J. Caassen, Commanding.
,p,ru,r, ,v Daniel 9 May n, FIRST Lieutenant
$50 CASH TO EACH RECRUIT
JOINING MY COMMAND. Men Of New York, your
bleeding country calls you rally 10 hor Now
your line tS show to The world thatt ass mot require
Come forward one ana ALL to the call of YOUR country
Fifty dollars cash will be paid A once IN addition TO relief
tickets for fAmes Thus all account OF family
restitution viii be done away with
Also, from 9l3 to 923 pay in advance.
Two dollars hand money.
Forty cents day communication Of rationa Clothing Of
the very best material.
Forsake ALL Yes your mothers swecthears as,ers
wives and and meet with soldiers reward Victory
DANIEL G. MOUNTAIN. FRS. Lieutenant.
Recruiting officer,
No, ID Greenwich street.
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RECRUITS WANTED ~
COLONEL CnARLEs O. DoDaBs
SEVENTH REGIMENT
NEW YORK MOUNTED RIFLES.
Twelve months In service.
and
Suffolk, Virginia.
Each Recruit viii receive,
being mustered In - recruiting fee 125 United States
Bounty $50 State Bountytota 379 one months pay In
advance when the company joins the regiment eT6
United States Bounty at the end Of enlistment
RELIEF TICKETS ISSUED.
For particulars call At headquarters OF Company a. No. II
Centre street, the tent ID the park. #M
CAPT j. c.. OBERTEUFfKR. R0CruitinR Of0cAr.
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q GTEdAEIeS WEED eyAsg COL; o.xsrEAD.

C1THhJAkaI1o k WEED GUARD, COL. oIxsrEAD,
rs tn cash TO each recruit before leaving for the seat Of
go bounty from the State Immediately upon enlistment
esS Bounty from the United States when the
Us one months Pay, in advance.
475 bounty when the term OF service exptres
Pay commences Immediately upon enlistment
DO furnhsa with good clothing, raons comfortable quar-
and ssi eGIas EN- Recruiting onos
Northern Hotel corner Cerssndt and Yves, streets,
193 Tenth street, corner avenue A.
(yOMPANY A, HALLECK GUARD-FIFTH Senate
~ rial District Decentralization company -All
camp Forty nfth street and Second avenue before
Ae 18Th oil August 1852 10 be mustered for bounty
and PAY Al members not appearing vii bs rsasd as de-
CaAsLss Law. Orderly Sergeant.
II THURfow WEED GUARD.
AROUSE FELLOW CITIZENS.
Eight for the Union as II was aud the Consultation
We eight not to further abolition sentiments or corrupt
policies. but for just law and order
We light p protect loyal czens rights and to redress
Non-commssisned officers wanted. Fifty able bodied
whom lss per viii g paid being mustered
vice Men WI 80 Immediately into camp and DO Furnished
Two good mon for sergsants Pay ele 70 % per month
Tbose who would select their comrades c2nnc rather than
10 drafted 9. b. SLEEPER. Captain.
Recruiting once. corner Of yessy AID West streets, New
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-
SriSoIA's ExrI wss BH e
coRcoRAS zoUAvEs R E3gRTH REGIMENT EMPIRE
COLONEL JAMES g; BURKE, COMMANDING
DANIEL Ao66 Su1fiSa F5RfE sAsUrESAS1 RE-
nEosvfEIas \! T4 SEfgiay sas ;1sisl
Men o. New YorsYoar Bleeding cSni MI cais Upon you
to ; e sr ssGsS Now y The
s eoSE f FosS2SSD sHS TO THE CALL OF
Richmond The blood Il assad, Or esoS Soa DaiS,.
msn ss to sou for The land q your
aud your DAY distress that you
yo
% 20 ana
and will you be recreAnt TO all the virtues Of humanity and
sH Ike ss one 81 G S s s
worst @spOtisn-aye lar worse than sunny Erin ever
BY hereditary enemy England; remember hey and
says She Is going 70 take hand IN God grant che may
Irishmsn the opportunity 20 long soushs for dawns
:ass viii Se Promptly tespcnded 'o'
The Phoenix The mother Of brave rrshmsn calls upon her
ss s sy vail rs SSsS . as ns s nns
ofthe Union 70 the simos, boundaries gshe land
70 any
day for communication Of ratons Clothing very best ma
teriala
Victory and glory await You. DANIEL G. MOUNTAIN.
cnktsN sf Fiense sr1,, EEscr'atns Queer
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CPINoLAs EMPIRE BRIaApE.-cAPT: JOHN DUNN.
- OF the First Fire ZouAves having been authorized 70
raise company this ygade is now recruiting AZ s6s
Pearl street and No. Mulberry street. where he will be
happy any OF bis old comrades III arms who
desious Of going TO the Uniforms furnished a.
10, and relief tickets issued Immediately
Volunteers viii receive go from the State e25 from the
city SIS from the government and one months pay IN ad.
vance, mustered into service, and SIS when
honorsbly discharged Comfortable quarters and ratons
furnished East New York. Those wishing noncommls
stoned onlces mus, apply early eau on Captain John
DUNN, 800 Pearl street, or First Lieutenant FALvEY,
No. Mulberry street. Sccona Lieutenant ~ J. HBALY
CPINoLAs EMPIRE BRIGADE
- A few good wanted 10 oil up Company %, Second
regiment Of this brigade.
y. .. CLAASsEN,
Colonel Commanding
$50 State bounty mustered months pay 40
the company Is mustered $25 United States bounty
when the regiment Is mustered and &5 bounty when homo
rably discharged.
Pay from SIS - t23 per month
Relief tickets furnished families OF volunteers, Com.
Portable quarters, racns and uniforms furnished imme
dately
Lieh,. WIN. 7. pEMAREsT, Rscrntin9 0mSer
2d6 Eighth avenue.
near TwentthfA street
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REcRuIrs WANTED roR c6MPANY E. -FOUR H

Ii regiment Spinola Empire Briga!e
COL. JAMES. &. BURKE COMMANDING.
Capt; JAMES EARLY wants thirty able bodied men to
fill his company which he intends making the best in the
regiment Captain Early has had long experience in the
regular Pay from SIS TO $23 per month Families
At Camp acknowledgements East York State bounty
and $25
Also Lieutenant wanted. None need apply unless he
Apply to Capt JAMES EARLY, 474 Canal street, near
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No1Ios. wu,rs THIS,

NoHIcE. wu,rs ru,s,
PHOENIX REGIMENT, CORCORAN Z0UAvKS.
FOURTH REGIMENT EMPIRE BRIGADE
JAMES q. BURKE, Col. M. d. SMITH. Lieut.. Dol.
'Boys get sicks.n A few recruits wsnted 70
complete Company Of tn the only Irish regiment be-
Ing organized In the The officers have service
the Army Of the Potomac. No trouble will be spared to
make this the Ask company of the regiment Pay from
Si5 $S per mouth One months pay In advance $40
mustered In and $50 State bounty will be paid
lnedately joining Pay commence from date OF en-
dst and tie men win be sent 10 Camp Pierrepont East
New York. where everything conducting the health and
comfort will be she'd For further Information apply at
the headquarters, 63i broadway.
DANIEL GROW LEY, Captain, 100 South street
JoRS CLANCY First Lieutenant 270 Mott street and Is
Truck House.
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E,oURTH SENATORIAL. DISTRICT
II REGIMENT.
COLONEL PETER MoDERMQTT.
AnJffTA<T GtO w WARNEK

III ndqunrIefs 4Ib BrOadWay.
This regiment under the auspices OF the
District Committee appointed by Governor MorRn.
To serving their country lin this the hour
of rla superior Inducements offered In addition TO
receiving the bounty and advance each recruit bias the
satisfaction Of knowing that he WIN be commanded by tried
and experienced onictrs.
the headquarters will be open unil 10 l.. NJ.
Enlist at once, you would secure the bounty and avoid
tho draft. -
HEADQUARTERS 4fG BROADWAY.
CAMP At TOMpKISSNILLE, g. \.
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ND ALLY HOUND THE FIAG"
IL ANTHON BATTALION
LIGHT ARTILLERY,
MAJOR 7. W. WILLARD, COMMANDING:
This being the only artillery recruiting In this State
with the special permission the President an OPP
portun FOR respectable young to oi tho = es and
efficient of the service.
few more Intelligent men desr rs Q. serving their
country can secure position by applying at
HEADQUARTERS. sos BROADWAY.
Pay and ratons In with the United States army
regulations.
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ylANTED-TEN MORE RESPECTABLE, INTELIT.
w gent young men, 70 join Lighl Battery B New Nosk
Civ Artillery, IN the field state and utiitd States
hutniics ts7g procured immediately Arrl. y L'sucan
n bELANl, 40 BrcadMas
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THE DUTY OF PAYING THE REWARD FOR APPRE.
service having assigned me- becomes necessary
OF irregular arrests and detention
notice that reward will DO paid unless the certificate
forth the reginsa letter e. company captain eommandng
cafe TO be signed by commissioned on who has
regularly mustered into the service Of the United States
No reward will be paid for deserters regiments
forming unless proof be given that the prisoners
been absent than days.
FRANK E. HOWE. A. Q. NJ, IQl Broadway.
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sHIPPISG.

STEAM MEEKLy 10 LnEapooL-ToUcuINc AT
- Que nsoMn Cork haibgb ife Isrrp1ol Nra Yors
their fu powered Cyda built sirllssi, iul.ows.
CITY ~ at,ld.s, Au.ust ~
CRY OF Nsw loii sisya .us scot sss q &
and every succeeding saturday noon from pier North
river
% % London o. D . London. 50
Do. 70 Hamburg 70 DO 20 hamburg 10
Passengers also 70 Havre Bremen Rotterdam
Antwerp &c, al equally % rates. 49,
fsrts IRON IAseippo. QueenstownFirst cabin, u ~
and "a guinea stecagc from Liyerpoo. Es From
Qnernsown ~ And those VINO wish 20 send for their
These steamers have superior
gers are sironsb built IN wslsrtight iron sections and
carr pssns nae snnla'ors Experienced surgeons ace
For further infcrmstion apply in Liverpool William
com. No 81. Enoch square; in Queenstown To w D.
Seymour Co.; in London, 10 Ewes Macy, 81 King VII
des Victories, Place de la Bourse Philadelphia to John
JOHN g. DALE :. Agent is ti Is srSasSay S' w
CTEAM FROM NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL
y The steamship GREAT EASTERN Walter Patton. com.
SsassS rs.s ssos ses ss% ssSss
wednesday, October l. Thursdsy Decamber i,
Tuesday. November ID
Suits of apsrtnen: for fame: may 10 engaged ~
second csSn State Room Ssrhs meals served a. separate
rsfsi. hs voyage 70 and from liverpool IN sr: or
second cabin, 81 . fare and half
With bod bedding table utensils and good substantial
steerasc, with superior u
Each passenger allowed twenty cubic feet OF luggage
An experienced Surgeon board.
For freight and pAssas" apply SS2,As vu,rxvv
At the Office, No 16 Broadway New York
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NJ HEADQUARTERS 81 CRY HALL PLACE
am authorized by tho Governor and the Commandefn-
Chief 10 raise company under General Orders, No 81
for three years during the good opportunity for
patriotic young under practical officer who
has active service here and In the Old country and who
bears the best Recommendations which will satisfy
interested. A. y. ZINANDY, Captain,
Recruiting Olcer
J. TeoRoKrALyI PAP, First Lieutenant
80 bounty of which half WIN be paid after the recruit is
.u,astcrnd, tho other ~ the time Of going war
Branch onlces 20 Mott street and 1873 Fulton street.
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HHILSg4SoSyssEs, II sap,5 ISF ANT, In

III IsPrN3fA,s EHPrsE BsIuADE, second r,r,msu.
Company il Of this resmcn! wants twenty recruits
I'LL the company the maximum standard Men of New
York City aud STATE. forward, IL Jour time, and
render all assistance 10 Your country possible Bountics
granted BY the city county and State aulhortIes will DO
fully secured 70 the meu Joining this company Two dol
lars will be paid 10 bringing recruit
recruit himself being into the service Of the
United States.
forms and DO sod. 70 the United States Barracks AZ
East Now York
Meadqnartcrs No. COZ Broadway
Captain w. w. BOwLES, comma nding Company H.
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t1AWNBRokERS' TICKETS wANfEp. THE HIGHEST
cssi ylic. paid for pawnhfrkrtf iicscs ol Diamond
Watches Iewcy, silver Ware, Ntns t,stis, ac., at "
s.ate III stce,, three doors IVES. B-slway ~ stairs
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DAILY FOR THE UNION
IN so STATE bounty paid Immediately TO each recruit
Is the company Is mustered.
46 (oneourth) of the 800 bounty paid each recruit
upon the mastering Of the regiment to be paid before tho
refment leaves for the seat or war.
Good quarters abundant raons and handsome uniforms
Immediately provided
Non-commssioned otnc wanted; also good wagouer.
Relief tickets issued for the benefit of families
the recruits sworn into service.
$lD bounty to each recruit when discharged.
Apply to ISAAC L. TAYLOR, Captain Company D. Stan.
ton Legion, DOT West street, corner of Harrison.
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CTANTON LEGION.
COT WIN. II. ALLEN.
Come one come all e. your counry,s eau,
few moro recruits wanted to complete company A.
One months nay advance when the company y mustered
Pay from el3 10 S8 per month. 49,.
Cothna ratiopa and uniforms furnished immediately
Camp ri New Dorp Staten Island.
Relief tickets given fames OF soldiers ~ soon ~ mus
tered.
500 bounty the expiration Of torn o. cnlistment
Apply 70 Capt w H. JENNER, ia Grand street
CTANTON LEGION, COLONEL ALLEN.
- 10 RECRUITS WANTED IMMEDiATELy,t to hn up my
TIE ns. law provides that go BOUNTY shall BIO paid
liS BOUNTY as soon A. the company Is mustered In,
fHE REGfMENf 10 LEAVE Soon
Land warrants and bounty after the war. .
PROMOTIONS made from the RANK AND FILE.
sERGEANTS AND CORPORALS WANTED.
A FIRST LIEUTENANT WANTED AT ONCE
Relief tickets issued 10 the families OF tho enllstig
Apply TO Captain p ~ LIE GENDRE,
Recruiting Olicer,
No, III Grand street.
Or Central HALL Grand street.
Or ut LiNDENMuLiERS,
Nos. 100 aud 2Ui Boweiy.
yxyANTED-TEN MORE RESPECTABLE, INTILTI.
w gent young men, 10 joln Light Battery u, New Work
Ciy Artillery, nbw IN the Held state nnd thitd States
1
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4 LOAN Dan, OFFICES.

n 2I2 .BRoA DwAy CORNER OF FULTON STREET
N the highest price Is paid for Diamonds, Watches Plate
Jcwclry Optical Instruments &C. Liberal advances maze
at hls private rooms.
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vxrANTEp-A SECOND LIEUTENANT FOR THE CA.
wv yary he " qualified be mustered into the service
Immediately. Apply 10 A. PHILLIPS. Army and Navy
Agent, 2c6 Broadway
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C.. wASTED.

u y
PART or A HOUSE wANTED-BY A SMALL
N rpucc family. Location below Fourteenth street aud
between Second aud ssii avenues or wcnla rcn small
louae rattiay furnished. o. moderate rent Add
Cor tire. days, Dr r.. aG' Droasiway, room No.
GITy DWELLINGS. FURNISHED ONuStuESisnrD
Wanlcl "A 40 sfnsnns Ut ttc ipaf frirf IruiNp Vs.
tpnca fu marst ia mi AZ ert ~ ~ ~ fk gnd
cos, amt. 'ei. MtNiBbtN hAl ~ tohssns "hit
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j EXPIRE BRIGADE.
Brlgadier General Y. b. SPIN0LA
Twenty-Five recruits wanted Immediately 10 gall up Com
panyI. 4
Recruits enlisting In this company VII receive
500 bounty from the United Statos
$50 bounty from the State.
Us bounty from the oity and county.
fl3. one months pay Ia advance.
~ premium money.
or which
go will be advanced upon passing muste.
Recruits will DO received BY
atl7 Centre street. or by
"THE UNION AND C0NsTIrUTIoNn
6PINOLAS EMPIRE BRIGADE.
SECOND REGIMENT.
TWENTY RECRUITS WANTED
10 complete company forming at 10 Grand street.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
paid before leaving the city, with further addition
Ratons, clothing equipments and good quarters fur.
nished from time Of enrolment.
Recruits will apply at lis Grapd street. without delay
JOHN vARIAN Recruiting Odlcer