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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-09
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Now READY. s pamphlet Of ~ PAGE. on ane whit. n.n
Beside the biz which ia word for word in scsodancc rih
the original text, append - IL Alphabetical Recspnis
every article 10 be taxed b. the law and the
of the tax ievi~d thereon This renders it a. comps
and convenient "a II 10 possible to Gske IL
Price cents postpaid = 10 n sent by exrress, S3
per 100 If by mail Address THs TRrBuSK New.fork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-09

RrLIET FOR THE FAMILIES OF VoLusrtERs.-
The disbursements for the past two weeks to fami-
lies Of volunteers reached at aggregate OF 800 GEO.
being large increase over the previous fortnight
Disbursements 10 volunteers yesterday, OF the 80
city bounty, reached $4,000. As these payments
are made by the City Controller, his olce has
both brisk and martial aspect during business
hours. The quiet and prompt way in which 1t is
done tends no. little to encourage enlisments, and
il doing much to relieve our citizens from the con-
teupaied conscriptIon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-09
Disasters, &c.

NIL DslIL HL., ~ c Sept. 2, 1854
The chr Actor Tow Ds,. irm Newiork bound 70 Mini
titan ia the r.. r. b.w sunday and soon
er filed Her csrgoi lsuGed the beach 10 damaged
condition aud vii soil the benefit Of all coneeed
The sc ass plank oil her bottom aud '"'
feet III ia, sand .,,,
lBy letter TO Ellwood Walter esq. Sec BID Undss~"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-09

THE NEw PosTAGr-STLAP CuRREscY.-ln ac-
corianco with the notice of Assistant Treasurer
Cisco, largo numbers Of people hocked to the Treas
ury Oh Monday morning to procure the new currency,
which was offered in packages Of S each for U. B..
notes. The stock Wa exhausted before u O'Clock,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-09

CHARGED WITH ARsoN.-Y sterday John G.
Quinn arrested by Officer, Roach aud Hsskins. and
before JUsc- Kelly under the Suspicion OF haviG.
hrrd the premises Of Jonn ). Myers Nos ll2 ia, 10 and
il8 West Iwrrty- Friday nisht IL ap-
p-srs that Quinn no discharged from the
Of MI Myers the previous ruesdiy. into
the building referred TO and again night Of
ire and that shortly alter coming the asIm
be nd Iudar thee ci cum Stances FiTeMashs Baker
who has been ordered his
tice Kelly committed tie accused In default Of bail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-09

So.s ss .pS i:p ro% bis pocket $40 In s
Mg Ahe accused wss COMMITTEE In default Of 500 bail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-09

however, and many went away disappointed. We
arc informed that Spectators cunnipgly contrIved
to obtain severnl packages each, although the rule
inaexbly carried out that each applicant should
receive bnt one package. We would respectfully
suggest that large establishments which employ
hundreds of people be allowed q sufficient quantity
for he Transaction Of their legitimate business before
brokers' are supplied with them TO cell at premium.
by such an arrangement the stamps would most
readily get into general circulation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-09
MAILS ToR EURoPE.-Tbc mails by the Persia,
for Europe, close at o'clock tomorrow morning.

THE BAsspP we hear much about the banner.
On. day it is accorded to one town or county, and
the next to some other We believe the banner il
justly 70 be accorded to the town of Little Genesee,
in the County of AIegsny, this State. This little
town, popu led mainly b. denomination known
as Seventh-pay BaptistA and containing an average
voting population OF lsss than 800 has actually sent
ont to tho war since the Rebellion broke out DO lees
than 90 volunteers. These Seventn-Day people
have few cardinal tenets Of faith which character
ize them as a peculiar people. Among other plenhs
in their platform, they ls generally peace men
Us sre the Qnskers. They are likewise all radically
Ant-Savery. They love Freedom AID Peace 30
we'll indeed that they willing to fight for it. If
Little Genesee is not entitled to the banner, tell us
what town 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-09

DoyATIoys foR Sick AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS.
"A constant reader is Informed that the ladies at
.he Park Barracks or the New England Relief
Roomr, OF at the Pennsylvania Relief Rooms, or at
tho Soldiers Homo are prorer persons 10 receive
donations of money goods fer tie benefit OF sick
and wounded soldiers. There is great need Of do
nations of clothing and delicacies and money, and
we hope the PATRIOTIC frienls of our gallant nen will
be generous in their gifts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-09
JAdvertisenspti

II you want to learn what you can do best, ano
bow 70 make the mos Of yonrseL carefu PHREsoros
IoAL EXAMINATION at FOWLER WEISS, zoe Bra.Sw.y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-09

ALLEGED GRAND LARcRsY.-Yesterday, Omoer
Green arrested Ellen Murray and took her before Justice
Brennan charged with having, sunday evening so.sIs
Ne rssa n which Edward Kane. q Ne IA heeses ''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-09

COURT OF GENERAL sFSSrON5-SEPr. e.-besors
Judge NcCrsN
William Cnff, charged with forgery and false pre-,
Excbsnye Bat n this city Tho Judge Instructed the jury
that the facts proven insu;fci.i fer CONVICTION 100
jury rendered diet Of not guilty and IN was discharged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-09

DEMAsD FOR SRArry.-Seamen are scarce IN
this port. The large and tempting bountes offered
for enlis,Inents in the volunteer isnd service have
drawn away many of the tars from their Legitimate
calling, while the prospect of prize.mouey aids the
naval recruiting service to some extent. In the
merchant service, however, it is almost Impossible
to obtain seamen or landsmen, even at the un-
usually high wages current.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-09

FATAL RAILROAD AcCIDHSr.-CoroRsr Widey
hed all inqurs the body oil Ann Nr who run yer
by Hudson River Railroad In Hudon street. OIL sstur
day evening and Tho Jury rendered verdict Of par
italy accidental death"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-09

BURGLARY AND THEFT OF SOLDIERS GooDs.
Jas stewart was yesterday arrested ana 'aaeh before jus
by Jan. Cassidy No III Fast Iwen'ir'h street. while she
absent witt 10 her husband john Cassidy who hal
eused aesow I'd ,rd having committed the burglary taking
goods yIlue OF SIS He was Committed IN default OF
bail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-09

CRY MoRTALiIr.-Ihc number Of deaths in this
city, during the week ending Sept 8, was $50, being
lees than last week, and increase Of - on the
number in the corresponding week Of leGi. The
deaths from acute dsenses were 3OS; chronic dis
es-s 1872; external causss, &c., 30. or NE whole,
367 were children. Born in the United States 3S2
Ireland SO. Germany %. Sixty-nino died in The
public institutions Males 21s; females, 252.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-09

JONI W. Farmer AND THZ P0bR.--Jobn w.
Farmer the distinguished pLanthropist, proposes To
erect an eight-s,ory building IS feet wide by 20 feet
deep, at No. 202 Brooue street, on lot which be
will give freely, for the accommodation OF the home
esr poor who have no place 20 lodge at night. The
rrt story he sug9c.ts shond be rented for business
purposes, and /, rlould contain bakery furnish
the poor with cheap bread 10 hard times; the seoord
story he devoted to free readins-ronn and Libra
~; the tlicd To Il free lecture and concorroom the
fourth to cooking purposesi the sixth, seventh ard
eighth to sleeping rooms for 400 persons. The eoet
of the building will be $40 o0 but ar he has not the
means ~ erect it from bis own resources, having
spent large sums in feeding the poor, he asss loan
on good security for twenty years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-09

aIs.rUas ALEArAc -.
nrPi.ss5.75 sets. ........ 6;2I Mooa-Rifss 6:35
.taB WATER IRIS -
sandy Hook. 1859 gov i.ini 54s He1Hafs'''iVfD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-09
Konrd Of Councilman.

The Board OF C)uncihnen had busy session lss
evening clearing tie table of all the papers await
ing action.
resolution 10 ray the CITY bounty Of 80 10 I'll
who enlisted on the 81 Of september, well "a
twenty DAYS thereafter, was referred 10 tie Com
miiee Of Finance.
The Controller presented the following statement
Of the business Of the CITY Treasury:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-09

A NEw-YoRx TRAToR.-Capt John Eells of the
9Th Virginia Cavalry, now prisoner at Warrington,
wss born and bred in this city. lie s "A son of Mar.
ceus EelIs esq, Of IIar!eni, who i.'s the highly
responsible poe, of Assistant Appraiser for this port
and who must deeply regret the peryerseness which
has made his son "A traitor. VI seeAs incredible tuat
such things shoald be, especially with one who was
trained to regard the Union the first Of blessings
and its preservation sc the mort imperative of duties
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-09

FATHER MoosrY ASD HIS 800 JUvEYELEa-
Father Mooney will, in company with fifteen hun
dred BOYS aud girls belonging to the schools con
neeted with st. Brdgets Church, parade to the
residence Of Archbishop Hughes this forenoon, and
present him with copgratulatory address. The
children are to be- dressed neat, and will present a
sight worth looking upon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-09

PoLIrIcAL PRIsoSBRs IN Fort LAFAYETTE.-
Major l.. G. Turner, Judge Advocate, 10y order Of
Mr. Stanton, the Secretary OF War; proceeded on Mon
day TO Fort Lafayette To examine and report upon the
cares Of all persons there conlued, except prisoners
of war, and to discharge such as be might deem
proper The commandant Of the Fort was directed to
release all prisoners whom he might designate. Major
Turner, when not at the Fori, may be found al the
Aston IIouse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-09

MoUsr WasHISGros CoLLFGrArE ksTIr-rE.-
This institution commenced its twentieth academic
year yesterday. Tie Post Graduate classls arranged
Cor the admission Of students Who are advanced 10
Mathematics, Classss, European languages, and
Commercial hr nches; while the new department for
young beginners lat reduced rates oilers attractions
to parents having boys from Fix TO eight years OF age
Prof. sidious he eloeuiions', and grandson OF the
great English actress of that name, viii commence
on Wedne day OF readings FOR the benefit Of
the pupils Of the institute.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-09

BOARD or ALDLRMEs.-This Board was called
to order at | = H. on Monday, by Mr.. Dayton, VINO
moved that Mr.. Genet take the chair. The motion
was carried. Mr.. Brady moved tina. the Sergeant
ALARMS he instructed to bring in absentecs. Alter
some debate tho Chair decided thai as there was nc
quorum present he could entertain no motion. He
declared TIE Board adjourned SINE de.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-09

Bulls UE.p.-Ths weekly market for beef cat
tie for the week ending Sent. 9 opened, in Forty
fourth street, Monday morning, Sept. 3 with about
400 head o. bu locke III the sale pens and the open
ing price for frs, class beef such sold last Non
day at s;c. mound net, WAS Il Ssc., and few al
&C., though oalv for extras, and 90 down to &c.
pound for the mo-. ordinary, ouch as rough, coarse
animals, Lehl steers, ouy moderately fat yet toll
erably good for shop butchers and wholesalers.
Some more oriii ary and hardly iii to kill sold still
lower On the corresponding week To this last year
there wa an overwhelming supply reported-tnat
is over 100 ~ Fonrty fourth street. and over soO
in the whole city Or tie Seek--and tie quota IONS
were SGS,,. for first IA T.. for second, srd q a
Gle for third las quality, which WIZ decline Of
ic from tie previous week Ills week the mRrKet
opened - rather better irces for hr-t-css onlloeSs
and rather wore Tor Ordinary and medium sorts.
TIE n IN nv ~a- not very warm, unh ior lew
hours the tad va. very lively, and a great many
cattle were spld before noon, when she weather
turned bot Trade ,Ie. doll, aud droveIs 1egtn to
AL tie phte tlai tl. market wa Overlooked, as We
ar. likely To foDi ~ nearly 5000 for the week. We
may have hIls ad i'lon 20 Tie f,3OJ head here 10
report on tie g .-fnB d"y; tu.h we nave olo
rel orted III ~ y = en, 81 at Wee awken Fer
ry Il2 sent .lrcet 20 she slaughte yards, beside
what have been sold a. the do~n-town stables
TIE qua OF III. a,ock Nv rages very lair for this
time year. ard under al circumstances, 1t appears
tha, droyes haze no reason TO complain OF Prices.
II !. true that tie sup oi fret cliss cattle ID not
larg. this we K bd' III come droves oi up-top
steers that will average c~t. each ana great num-
ters of good I,Ir average quality. On Tie average,
we must NY thsr tn opening day OF the market is
better or dro,.rs M i was last week, but does
not promise to clo.e quite as well. Of this we shall
know fully wbsr lhr weekly req rt II completed.
Sheep AID lambs cling better than they did
at the opening OF he market last week tie advance
ID about 2Jc. "a sd
The supply OF 10 90 Monday being rather light,
good hogs roli a &C. b ID. live weight. Full par
tlcuiars to-mOrros.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-09

AsFRrcASs ABRoAD.-The following Is list OF
the Americans r-g.sier,d Mt Gun ~ Co.'S American
and General Agency sud leading Room, No. 10
Strand, London, Enslsud, Tor the week ending I'D
Aug, 1862:
b. H. Ches,er Wa.hirslon n C.. Miss Cheeyer. Washing
ton d. c; ) q Lee. New.iork, T. L. Nynkoop Prince.
ton n \. Wac. Ky. J. NJ helhs, 7 DIo.. q. Nc
Krrrie, Now Yors, T. Ar. .rofg Nstsrbmy Mess J.
Iop ey Phip- Lost poo b'ss- L. BIZ ton Rocbestef ~
Y C Den,s,n. +. J., o. n. 5.nnorn Boston F. w Bks
IT,. We'held. 81 ~. Rev. G. w. Bolton h.y. w T.
Sabine N,s.York J. Z uirt, Fl,rei c.i w. c. Chspiu
Mass W. W. gia.knn0n. Pa Csnghey. Ell. Pa !;
J. WHm.rdmg. Nev-lors S. bst.. Mise, Blake A.
Churchill ans wife so,t,.i. }. \ Priest w. A. Gray H.
Fddv u u. Cn,h.su Nrw-Yok Mrs J. l.. Met ormick
Chicago; Mr.. : Ns.s. Ne. Massn. Miss McCormick
Ws,hustou 4. Wneei,i j. 1. Homer, w. Homer. Bos
ton; ". McDDuad b in,of-; ;. Puy,on. New. iofS; F.
" Titon. o. +. ChspnaS t,ubricss. Mass. L. Hall c.;
O. Wotherspoo &c., N-N-Yofk &. "a. Hsd.on. Hoxb1ry
Mass: Rev " y l.sni-on, P,i. Ms A. Z. Cray and
family [. :, ". II Rob lt.on, Mas: L w. Converse
New.iok
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-09

Commodore Vanderbilt is q good sort Of man to
have around. lie is repa.ed to be worth about twenty
millions of dollars. He has taken million and a
quarter OF Government BONDS since the rebellion
broke oat and presented the Government the steam
ship vanderbilt, worth 100000 He has bnilt
Moravian church on Staten Island, aud supports the
ministry there. AOd now we hear OF bis erecting
large academicai institution adjoining the church, to
be endowed by him, for the FREE education OF worthy
Young men and women. Such man mnst take
comfort handling money. Hartford Post.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-09

EXCITEMENT 1T The PRoDUcF ExcHASGr.-About
O'clock Yesterday afternoon considerable excitement
wss caused in tue room Of TIE Produce Exchange, by
fight improvised b. Two Of our prominent msr-
chnnts--one doing business in Bowling Green, ana
the other n Beaver street. The telligerents were
soon parted by their friends bat not unil tie patty
from Bowling Green bad one Of his eyes BACKED,
and he from Beaver street had received bloody
nose. Tie difficulty out Of difference of
opinion a question Of freight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-09

ARREST OF Mr.. FAULKSFR.-On Sunday last
Mr.. Faulkner, the temperance orator, made patrI-
otic speech in the Park, opposite tie City Hail. aud
secured the enlismsnt of fvus volunteers. He would
doubtless have accomplished more, but he was
arrested and taken 20 the Saton-iorse by our vgi-
liant police ofeers who did not handle him very
.pderly. Mr.. Faulkner has TWO sons in the army
and one at home who was wounded in late battle.
rhe public would ike to know whether or not
TITS arrest was prompted by persopal spite, or u
lack of patriotism, love OF whisky or a diellke OF
water.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-09

WATCH THE CRY SrKvEY0Rs.-The operations
of some f our Civ Surveyors worthy the at
tention ~ pros rrfy -hold-,s. On the 9TH Of May
last. Kosw,l Gray.s one of our City Surveyors,
mad. return &C. tie Cruton Board Of work done Oh
Fifty-nuth eri,,t, between Eighth avenue ana the
HUDSON River IN " h ne certified that Their was
due the contractor, ~ Yer contract, SEX -.
Somebody snpsefted that it WAS not possible TO
figure NJ saiiD ert number OF yard- OF rock. etc,
a. make lis nn.OuAt correct, wherenpon the Sur
yeyor took the papers back and made new eaIcula-
ton Oh TIE .Olh Of june. hy which he reduced the
amount 10 So S53 10 Er' even this " correction y
did not sarlsf. the property -held.rs. They still
failed 4" To- ese - " ere tie brlOdnt OF work charged
for could BE- found. Mr. Graves again O0sed over
his Gcur.s IN u made fur'uer correction, on the
IIth of August, lay which he reduced the amount %
$50 Ois 49, or in other words admitted, IN his las
return, tint if his ,triicae Of May b. TO- bad
been allowed 10 stand the property owners would
have ben swiudl,d out OF So i94l IL i FATE TO
trust n iran with the resPon lille duties Of q Cry
Survey or who makes such n'stakesl
isunday ID sps ch
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-09
From Hilton Rtead.

From TIE Nslcs South of Aug. 80 NC take the fol-
lowing items
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-09
The evidence Of this last witness closed The nquest


Tia, tie deceaed cane their deaths by ,cad, ard a.
urie' from The explosion of boiler At the sewing
machine factory Of SINGER Co, Delaney street bsNe
Mangn and 1ompkins street,. the 9Th day Of soPem ner
hI The Jury further bole'e the engineer. m. ord u
the fireman Michael kOaSn TO be cslsu.be Tor the expo
onine fireman for starting the hTss after he bad been ~
form OIL Il boilers end the
m.kng thorough examination alter receiving similar H.
formation
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-27

A TOUCHING INCIDENT.-The Pacific pub
fishes the following incident, taken from a
private letter, received ia San Francisco
from an officer in the Union army:
! noticed beautiful incident, in the re-
ports which came up from Kentucky, of the
fight in which our glorious McCook and bis
bully Cincinnati Dutchmen put the rebels
to flight at the point of the bayOnet. After
the victory, the "Second Minnesota" were
marching to their quarters, aud as they
passed the tent of Gen. McCOok, with the
banner of "beauty and glory" waving at
their bead, their splendid band played Hail
Columbia, with a will. AT the Generals
quarters stood two rebel officers (prisoners)
a Colonel and Major, who we're so deeply
affected with the scene that they burst into
tears and wept convulsively, declaring that,
although they bad been impelled by cir
cumstances to fight against it, they still
loved the old hag--and God speed the time
when they should again take their proper
places, aud TO the rallyiDg cry of Union
and Liberty!
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-27
BY OVERLAND TELEGRAPH.

Ffocl0matlon of JefY. Davis Fighting
on the mississippi River-The Rebels III
ahl Rctrent-DeOth OF McCulIOch and
Ntc1htosh-B0ttle near Strasburg, Va.
Capture OF Beaufort NJ @ --EoVt Mason
BlOWn up The PrIvateer Nashville
Burned-Nev Orleans Probably Ours.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-27
j. p. BENJAMIN, Sec'y of War
;0l. w. b. Wood, Knoxville, Tenn

WINE MAKING, we are informed will not
be carried on as extensively this season as
last. The reputation Of California wine has
been so impaired by the ignorance and reck.
iessness or dishonesty of some parties en-
gagged in the manufacture and sale of it,
that the business has almost ceased to he
profitable. We learn, however, that this
year il will be in a great measure control.
led by men who understand it, who have the
means to do it right, and are determined to
redeem the character of our wines from the
reproach under which it is laboring. The
manufacture Of wine is business that re-
quires skill, experience and patience, and
money to hold until the article has the pro-
per maturity. 1t is the height of folly for
every man who has an acre or two of vines
to attempt wine making Better sell the
grape even at low price to men who are
thoroughly versed in the busiuess This is
the only way to establish a reputation for
our wines, and the more popular they be-
come, the better of course for all concerned.
The vine-grower is benefited by it as well
as the winter We know that good wines
can be made from California grapes, for il
has been done. We understand that great
care has been taken this season in the se-
lection and asserting Of the grape, and that
while the quantity is less the quality will be
superior 10 the average Of former years
Mercantile Gazette.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-27

How ARRANGED.-Rebels can be divided
renderers. 2. Executors. 3. Resolvers. The
Surrenderers are known by having two flags
one white and one black. They run up the
black flag when the Federal troops get in sight,
and after a volley or so the white one is elevat-
ed. The Evacnators are only noted for the ce-
lerity Of their movements Price is an evacu-
ator. The Resolyers are harmless set Of jok-
ers, who while away the listless hours at Rich
mond, in passing resolutions TO the effect that
the ports shall be thrown open, and that they
"flerer, NEVER, NEVER will submit" We
expect soon to read accounts Of the "Sanguin.
AIRY Surrenderers," the "Eyanescent Eyaeuat-
ors, and the Rampant Rampaging Removal
ing Resolyers. Shasta Courier.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-03-27

A RAG BRIGADE IN LoNDoN.-A curious
experiment is shortly to be tried in London
to turn the scarcity of rags to good account.
A rag-collecting brigade is TO be formed, to
consist Of boys-Of course otherwise neg
lected and uncared for-wbo are to be or
ganized under a committee. and who are to
go from door to door, asking wives and
servants whether they have any rags to
sell. The boys are TO have trucks, and will
be furnished with weights and scales, and
will buy the rags at a settled price. giving
printed memorandum for the weight and
price. The boys will then take their rags
to a storeroom, when they will be sorted
and prepared for the Wholesale dealers
The rag brigade, like the shoe-black bri-
gade, will be dressed in uniform, will be
under proper control and care, morally and
pecuDiarily.