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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-03

IIALLECK GUARDS
Ii ATTENTION COMPANYi
SHOULDER ARMSt
BY THE RIGHT FLANK
FORWARD, MAROHt
Recruits wanted for this company.
Young men out OF business and wishing employment
not do better than join tls celebrated by
competent officers and intended surpass both Ia military
drill and discipline, regimen that has been ino
the field Captain caswe has made arrangements whereby
thosc enisng with him receive promptly the State,
government and city bounty OF Sl5 Recruiting oee No.
Is Walker street, near Broadway.
Wanted-Two sergeants and three corporals.
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cp1NoLA,s EMPIRE BnIgADE.--CApT. JOHN DUNN.
- the First Fire zouavc having bsen AUTHORIZED g
raise company Tor the Brigade, Is now recruiting a. 59
Pearl street and No. MULBERRY street, where he win be
happy 10 any his old comrades who
s0ng to the Uniforms furnished as
soon as sworn in, and relief tickets issued Immediately
Volunteers will receive 500 326 the
city so5 from the government and one months in ad.
honoraby DISCHARGED Comfortable quarters and ratons
Furnished ut East New York Those wishing
stoned Offices must apply early. Cali Captain JOHN
DUNN 500 Pearl street. First Lieutenant o. FAyEy
No Mulberry street, Second LIEUTENANT N, '. UKALY
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AMUSEMEWTS.
Sp %sGx g fE TigPE
TWO I3Rl ~ yQEt S2...-.
:, oss ~
increase OF the demands for reserved seats Of
ss 81 % ss FOR on
and TUESDAY evenings after which win most positively
Mr. aud Mrs w. J. FLORENCE
THIS tMospAY, k sKpfS ana August gust Asolo
the entertainments viii commence with glorious piece
LORD FLANAGAN.
their TGE as Soy As6 YxsnE GIRL
n ppS Rs syenns shSe sfsssa Of POPULAR AIRS
The whole conclude WITH last time but one the beau
FRA DIAvOLO
with all its original music. songs glorious fun, and
Mr. and Mrs FLORENCE and the whole company in the
WEDNEsDAY.-A new burlesque, TO be produced in
sys o. great IN which The ELOfENGEs ana
TIRE win appear Particulars in future advertisements.
or s ssp EHs3BE4 HSaus7
MISS LAURA KEENE's
beautiful Drama as performed at her establishment last
THE MACARTHY;
Captain Of the Peep o. Day The Mccarthy Mr. Allen.
MISS MISS Fn Dsny es a. the Caon.hs
'.s' Fanny A'' black EYED SUSAN mary Asn'
Harry Chapman jacob harry Lfas Foa
4t The Great American Music Hall. closed on the 9th
''' Of VIII &C.
WILL On o ssSd,v A..., VIII Il A.. OPEN
for the With talented troupe
ever w. TIE e sna r. %
Mons. La THoRSE Stage Manager.
cARD.-rHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD MOST RE.
h M me- With c sc m
srels Having made arrangements with some OF the lead
notice aHpq
81 "a ay ha
in future The pu0'' humble VILLAIN sfTxfnt ARLINGTON
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ANDERsoNs BENE.
n oHVn sslsRSSH$s %SSS
E Y. !, h HEoNI9N, Acting Managers
e. NORRIS, Stage Managers.
PROPOSALS.
A RMY sUPPLIEs-ofFICE OF ARMY CLoTHINa
"A and Equipage, New York. July 10. 1862, :.
Sealed proposals WIN be received a. this ONCE until u
the depot Of Army Clothing and Equpaso il
4toOo Uniform Hats
10000 pairs Bootees.
i. g.cSS Rn.ys sSsS'ns''
ton at this o0ce or the Uniform Hats and Havesacks
onethfrd the quantity contracted for must be delivered
within twenty days, onethrd within forty days. and the
remainder within sixty days from the date Of acceptance or
the proposals. Ofthc Booees and Stockings onethrd must
be delivered within thirty days. onetrd within sixty days.
and the remainder within ninety days Of bids
All articles viii lie subject by sworn inspectors
ing sy
toned therein he will at proceed to execute the
and bonds for the faithful performance Of the contract
The United States the right TO reject all bids
deemed unreasonable.
Proposals will endorsed "Proposas for furnishing
Army Supplies Tor 9th August and addressed to
Lieut.. Col. d. H. vINTON
Deputy QuArermAser General,
United States Army
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COMPANY r.
" THUELOW WEED GUARD COL. OI,MsTEAD.
SPINOLAS EMPIRE BRIGADE
80 recruits wanted for the above company; s25 paid in
cash mustered into tho $50 before ieavng
the State; ST. when honorsby DISCHARGED: families
vdcd with relief tickets IT once good iers raj aud
uniforms furnished upon signing the roll Any additional
hounties that fcrea be given parties enlisting
will be entitled The officers Of this company arc men Of
eypecuce have s-rice and nteE 10 have their
loecnd to ~ the ser:iHe. So apply son 10
Capt. CALEB D. WEEKS Recruiting Officer,
JSS Fouth avenue, corner TWenty-ei9hth street.
First Licutenaai-j. II. Slipper.
Second lAeutenant-T.S 8. Lockwood.
Recruiting oiice 10y Hudson street, corner Canal
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CRINNELL GUARD.
U HEADoUARrERs So CrrY HALL PLACE.
authorized by the Governor aud the Comnander-in
Chief raise company under General Orders No. e.
for three or during the good opportunity t1r
patriotic young practical olcer who
has active service here the
bears the best recommendations which will satisfy
interested. A. r. ZIMANDY, Captain.
Recruiting Officer
J TfoRoKFALvI Par, First Lieutenant
$40 DO Of which half will be after the recruit Is
mustered, the other at the time OF going TO
Branch Offices 80 Mott street and 1873 Fulton street.
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uDALLY ROUND TuE FLAG
Ii ANIIoN BATTALION
LIGHT ARTILLERY,
MAJOR r. w WILLARD, COMMANDING.
This being the only artillery recruiting IN this STATE
with special permission or the President affords
rorluny respectable young DIN the finest and
most efficient arm OF the service .
few more intelligent men, DESTROYS Of serving their
country can secure position by applying A.
-s-E HEADQUARTERS. 5J3 BROADWAY
Pay and raon IN accordance with the United states army
rngnation3.
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~<-~>>~
A TTENrIoN RECRUITING OFFICERS.
on es having me or parts Of companies anIou,
c TisS
This brigade i in The aed regiment
Colonel GEO. A. BUCKINGHAM
ss Broadway; camp at Camp sorosgs Red
A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ALL
'''' i sHRsi XII s{E ss rescue
FOURTH kGdf8ESf f F2SAhss BRIGADE
Col james 9 Burke COMPANY lieut. COL NJ . smith,
wsns few more RECRUITS This company
The above splendid regiment is exclusively irish ands
ss q IL e. Broadway
~-l -'''AA'A Lieut. eui NJ PEMBERToN. Recruiting oacer
The most liberal inducements TO good men.
Afsw competent men as non-commissioned officers want
Families Of volunteers attendsdto.
ALL WHO WISH TO SERVE THE COUNTRY CAN
a do So in rn f-sf r sspip'1 EiFR b
COMPANY H'se Ninety Hs S SeS Z LLOYD e0~andns
Bounty and advance fy H b b By each recruit
within hours enrolment; ana the balance when
regiment .owhch:this company belongs is Stationed
at ofthe healsheat encampmen the neyborhood OF
sae The hitherto apponea are Or slp s
ss IN MISSION Ed WILL BE APPOINT
Rifles" No Broadway.
A BATTALION WORTHY OF TIE GALLANT EN-.
Tnh NV Yoek VOLUNTEER ARTILLERY FIFTH
REGIMENT, COLONEL 5. GRAHAM, COMMANDING
berlns upwards d 500 saen The ooNing rare induce
inents persons desiring join Of Union
Isl The State Bounty $50 paid recruit after
Cd The advance Of s;3 offered by the General Govern
3D. Rsf ce to he families lie % % eSe men as
soon a. they have joined the regiment to wnicn they
All Fay equal TO any In the service
9TH One hunGred collars bount Al the expiration OF term
ir,ier
none, aivanige over now being organ
.xea a. w be gepr n to nc neye aed
ana accrp anc by tls cnsIs sosernmen rs required BY
9TH We have no Iona nareiss % perform no posres 70
duty Z insle iOiicAtons, where quarters
aa Tns" "a. 'n ais 10 New Bsw as
s?pay sn cis s IA or r0 os
WILLIE HARRIS, Rrcra'ia; Officers TO- The Company.
BUELL. sHA ,II5H1.e EEsiaz BRIGADE.
CAPT II. w Phillips formerly Mayor q ms Fourth ILL.,
s 81 his Sls sampans pssa e
Ming up. ana WI be ready for the field in short time.
With ia To sc yo I9
ssSs % s; 'y En- f4s saas
w De sv d a1 n Or ss as :" s9a" c sssa
ing o.dce ia H son street tes,en North Moore and
Ss''' T. d TH'sf s'sia s.S o Sergeant
COMPANY A. THIRD REGIMENT. EMPIRE BRI.
cute So,ssan 1eaye A measls 81 sis c9mra
VII Immediately report to the officer commanding tae post
s sss lie ts war; genet
'''''' '''- ''' sass@ p g
glsroa. Irsh o,mGany NG q the ias for
ana Ba ensary TO rally to the standard Of their
Afpy'0 f fss. & VII Il P 8. fEHsyh. 'Flo
And no. ~ emf Lem asa WI III BurcIEE l." 'o''
M. ITO Jolalemon street, Brooklyn
- -
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Il COLONEL PETER MuDERMOTr
RALLY ABOUND THE OLD FLAGn
,StriAe I'll the last armed ioc expres"
Recruits wanted nmcdately 70 I'LL up THIS fine reeimrnt
Pay ranging from SIS 10 S. month"; Relief tickets from
~ to So issued Immediately.
soj United states bounty, s2s OF which is paid when
$50 State bounty paid at once when mustered in.
sl5 TO s25 onr months pay, IN advance.
Good rations and handsome uniforms supplied at once
Come along Now IA the time join good regiment,
- RECRUITING OFFICE
corner OF New Chambers and BATAVIA streets
Lieutenant JOHN J. DUFF,
Recruiting oniccr.
n w
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sa5 advance when The regiment Is mustered.
% ray s.s% sas % rs Dsr
Relief ar. q rpp s soer Island soon as mus,
s'' sSSny ss .1eFfen sf% #
CPINoLAs EMPIRE BRIGADE.
NO. Is a asEESW 1f STREET.
HrLLHous SkGI Gfaifr ? INFANTRY.
wA Ranf M s1EsDhaP fs' Lieutenant
JOINING MY sa Ta E Es9 4 sHcn yg1E
@ SM h sra s III 1Ass a NIT
Wi raid
'eS!:sSS W asss syhs s x's
Forty per day of raons Clothing of
Forsake ali Yes even your mothers sweehear.s sisters
wives and and meet with soldiers reward Victory
AD0 s''''D DANIEL &. MOUNTAIN. First Lieutenant,
No. 1s sidsr rsen%Eic ssls street
THIRD REGIMENT sPINoLAs EMPIRE BRIGADE
i The Union. il must and shall be preserved,
hi sIS. asn @
forward ana under sxpsr,snssa officers e
h hai ss
1 % S 1hfn ss9 Ss
e each up being ~ . into
SssS e
Ct Ct
Those Iay asfi isY
and sS
brigade q se . S r. ss a ss
Of fLose desiring join the Union It's Cdlcsrs
all sSa saest "
must, It shall succeed.
THIRD REGIMENT, sPIHoLAs EMPIRE BRIGADE.
kesral.s COMPANY Of the above regimen.
s y ssls
nee Clothing good quarters furnished imme.
lew competent men wanted for non-commssioned ON.
Relief tickets furnished the families Of volunteers
For i''A aP passfv%.is ' RRRSYssIr
"THE VA Ffso1 4sD EHafsH SEfaxDs
rwEsTiSS oss EcE sHHss u WAIVED
to complete GsT asEsPnB street.
Rsticss, es'.sas ssS,ssss's and good quarters fur
Recruits will apply Al 81 y y2SAS wn1as ass :er
TO OFFICERS RzcF FgE SiaE For REGIMENTS IN
ATTENTION.
The Ref TE si G9mnsisiSsA tfc DISTRICT
NINTH, FirrnEs M, sIxTEENrH AND EicnrxE WARDS
invite all officers recruiting for regiments in the Geld to at
"11 MEETING OF THE COMMITTEES
. CITY LrBRA Il sH CITY HALL,
MONDAY, AUGUST 4, iss2. AT u O'CLOCK.
r s # %ss s the
rh so poed ., sp' sta
Recruiting officers not able 70 attend the meeting of the
committee requested 10 authorize suitable person,
uua into wit
CYRUS cURTIss, Vice Chairman.
DAVID II. JAouEs Secretary.
TINTED STATES MARINE CoRPs.-wANTED. FOR
this tried and saan. corps able bodied Men between
high and good character This superior
young who anxious 10 serve their country
plenty Of prize money bounty Of Slo0 viii % paid eaeh
recruit an honorabs dis harge and 81 paid any
medical cSamnation Clo,ning and rations Of the best
nshe b. Se Mppy II The renssasous No. Is
Bowsry or at the Marine Bsrracks Flu.h!ng Avenue,
IS For ssM
untecrs Colonel Hudson. Squads every ~ cash
sas. s ssss 5
they report at cnp greatest Inducements given 70 men 70
None but efficient muscans need apply For particularly
ply at the AmITy q Hal S and ssysns sr
Or Lieut. Downcy, 20 Cherry street and Tent In Tryon
row
yATANTED-A SECOND .LIEuTENANcY IN CON-
ny ). s' r sn aey fs r'F E HILL aI sn
Navy Agent, go broadway.
voUNa MEN, JUST LOOK At THE BOUNTY
/ ..-'ss $50 FROM THE STATE;
llhy VoIasH hs SsAS SS% f2sfo stA
fag Your country Wanted young men from IS TO 80
years OF as 70 form e copnny NOW e n uhser
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tyTANTON LEGION, COLONEL ALLEN.
y 10 RECRUITS WANTED IMMEDIATELY, to Oil up my
nv cw law provides tina, $50 BOUNTY shall be paid
ala BoIJNTY as soon the company is mustered in.
rs BOUNTY as soon as tho regiment Y mustered in
rIsE REGIMENT TO LEAVE SOON.
Land warrants aud bounty after the war;, 49,
PROMOTIONS made from the RANK AND FILE.
SI.EGfsANTs AND CORPORALS WANTED.
A FTIlsT LIEUTENANT WANTED AT ONCE. -,
lief tickets issued the families of tho men enlisting
Appiy 10 CAPTAIN Y. N. LIE 0ENDRE,
Recruiting Oniccr,
No. III Grand street.
Or Central Hail. Grand street,
or az UNDERGRADUATES,
Ncs. lg9 and 20i Bowefy.
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" HARmsox's LANDING, Va, July Is, 1862.
Sealed proposals will be received al this elce until noon,
sh day OF August 1902 for the delivery In James
river the OF the tho follow ing amounts OF
hay and oats, Wit
5000 tons best quality timothy hay.
10000 bushels best quality oats 80 pounds - the bushel
The be strongly baed bound with stout wire,
wy,hes, and the weight OF each bale distinctly marked
thereon.
The oats in good strong sacks well sowcd each sack
to contain three bushels.
The forage be covered and protected from the
weather. the expense Of the contractor that shall be
good order when taken from the vessel by the Quarter
masters Department
Six lay days will be allowed to discharge after report
Monroe dcurn,e after that time TO be paid
The contractor the customary rates. for the actnal
amount of cargo received.
Proposals both hay and oats must be enclosed In scpa
rate envelopes endorsed Proposals for Hay" and Propo
These quantities will be required August Is and
81 ls6 and bidders will state at what time they propose TO
deliver on their bids
Bidders have each proposal guaranteed by Two
sponsblc parties thai the contract awarded them, shall
The luaricrmaster reserves right accept all any
portion bid also to reject all lids which may be con-
sidered unreasonable @. g. SAWTElaLE.
Capt. and Acting Quartermastcr, commanding Depot
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1sT REGIMENT NATIONAL voLUNTEERs.-CoI-
II WM GURNEY, formerly OF the Seventh regiment Ma
tonal Guard and Captain First regiment United 50 ac
Chnsseurs Good able bodcdmen wanted for Company O.
Uniforms, ratons and comfortable quarters furnished i'm
me lately upon signing the roll. All the government state
and county bounes secured recruits Competent
particularly wanted for commissioned officers Quarters
al Camp Washington, Staen Island. Apply 20 FRANK n
SMITH, late Of seventh regiment National Guard, Re-
crnlnn nnlccr. 80 Main srNet BROOKLYN.
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NONSTABLE's SALE.-RIcHARD WALTERS, AUG
oneer sells onoEow Montayl. at lO1s O'Clock. at 10
East Broadway Bar Fixtures Tables Counters excel.
lent Bagaee Board Balls and Cues Furniture and other
goods L. COLLINS, Constable
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DECRuITS WANTED FOR COMPANY Is, FOURTH
IL resSnr. sI aSrs EpsyG KE acs6NMASprSc
Capt. JAMES EARLY wants thirty eble bodied men 70
al NIP his which he Intends making the best In me
recincn Captain Early has had giong experience In the
regular army Pay from sl3 to $23 per month Families Of
volunteers provided Clothing and good food
ri Camp Edwards Picrcpout East York. state bounty
S50 government bounty ~, months pay in advance
Also one Lieutenant wanted None need apply unless he
CA pass examination.
Apply to Capt. JAMES EARLY 474 Canal street, near
Hudson,
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1TTILLIAM TOPPING, AUCTIONEER
w AUCTION NOTICE.
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
BOOTS AND SHOES,
ON TUESDAY, AUGUST s, AT IL O'CLOCK,
260 Boots and Shoes comprising desirable
sortmen Of goods Of latest styles received direct from
Easternand city manufacturers, consisting of
- cases Mems, BoysIand Youths Kip, Grain. Wax and
Buff Boots.
cases Mems Boys ami Youths Brogans, Oxford Ties
and Congress Boots.
Women's and Misses Kid, Goat, Calf and Last
ing Boots, Buskins, Slippers, DC.
This sale will DO found well worthy the attention of city
and country buyers. WILLIAM TOPPING 4 CO.,
Auctioneers.
Nos and II Park place and No. Murray street
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by JAMBS NJ. MILLER, TUESDAY, AUGUST 8 1862.
ID ~ IL O'clock at the Merchants Exchange Ill Broad
way the valuable front and rear Houses and Lots Essex
street and 64 Hudson street viii be sold to the highest bid
der large portion remain mortgage Can be
at time For particulars and maps apply at the office
% Pine street.
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OFFICE or CLERK OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
" No City Hall, Aug J. 1862 sealed Proposals VIII be
received at this office until August L. 1861 at " O'Clock M
go 800 tons OF the best Anthracite Coal for the use
OF the courts and Of the county the ton to be calcutta
ted al 2,2s0 pounds :.
and split for use.
said and wood TO be delivered al such times ana
places the Committee may designate.
The Committee reserve right reject any and all pro-
posais JAMES DAVIS, I
WILLIAM NJ TWEED,
SHERIDAN SHOOK
SMITH Ely JR., tCommittce.
ORTSON BLUNT,
WILLIAM e. CONNER
ELIJAII r. rURDY
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A BRAHAM vANDEEPooL, AgcrIoEEER.

Paintings Statuary. Pianoforte,
Drawing Room Suits Chandeliers Velvet Carpets BronZes,
Articles of yru at public auction, Monday August at
ii o'clock private residence ll3 West Twenty street.
Sixth avenue Catalogues be had at Office
O morning OF sale.
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DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ID TIE ALLEGH ANLANs,

DARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM:
VOCALIST Tls ss bt AAiss SEf farscEns,
e. ;;, ,issi II
ia,ey Returned from four years world
Esssy,a sasn eno'mams
'r The enc erss the most
Tssy sss
they have certainly carried Of the palm public
s.ssllsa; .'ssp. Register
Songs Bslad s'f Ducts and pshss
IN SHssh H II sSS$$Sa II OF WOOD AND
Mr. ALFRED BURNETT, Comic Dclneator.
will also Ess WEEK Ii 81 f
THE ERNEST fspf s Il rlih SM9RLn
feet ~ siHS' ;Ss Es$sS ~
shakes Z D IN w. n NJ;
Admission all only Children under 10 Is oenss
GEORGE cHRisrYs MrNsrREIs. 80, BROADWAY
~ Opposite Metropolitan Hotel
Geoo Csy aud j. N Briggs Lessees and . rroSe:Ss
j. BrsSs Manager Treasures.
and evening dans lie week the aushase E,hop.n
r''ee = soHERNERHoRS's Roy:
Inc R ialnssi %oHEhsp. BRAY AND conwIS.
The best g.%s and esa.s house IN tho
Doors open at cur,sa rises at precisely.
vxyOoDs MINsTRELs,
w b4 BROADWAY, 5l4
OPPOSITE THE ST, NICHOLAS HOTEL.
HENRY WOOD SOLE PROPRIETOR AND MANsAoEn.
TIE REST VENTILATED HALL IN THE ClTf
IMMENSE SUCCESS.
INCRE ASED ATTRACTION. .,,
ANOTHER CHANGE OF fROuhAMMn y. ,..x
M0SDA Tt A GEKs4 w sssS sS;S TisTs
WOODS MINSTRElS .a,rvr c,~ov-
rpm rtauN CUARf.Ey rOx FRANK BROWER, COOL.
WHITE, ABEcc9 pEk1f' L nv pse st
Damon and Pyts Ihe Trno1 r pse rsrr raS
Wall BROKERS, Amt 40 no ,,'ho ~ i"i'y ~.
Doors open 4 Commence ~ .
Admission. 25 cents
:. a.. ,vyy ar MflsTC-A VOICE FROM THE BAT
IL aed -t;ucsts Floral Festival xhbitions Tor tho
non ~ ~ thc nion Home aud School Seventy ffh street
md Eleventh avenue Tho first of these beautiful exhol.
ias Ia Monday evenings August IL pune
, Attendance the young ladies for rehsarsas vs. par
sirv requested leo yoang ladies' wanted TO assist IN
,a,lean Apply ai Moaaei Hall, from to 6P NJ
xroW OPEN. DAY AND EVENING, THE MAoNIft
~ cen, Galleries OF Paintings at the Fine Art ineu.e
6as BROADWAY Ponocks grsa. picture OF un,Jne az
vox'a charming "Indan summer" the great French No.
yoluon Of 1872 With nearly 80 other works Admiss'os
20 cents, LIE. /.
TyARp TO TIE PUBLIc.--I BEG LEAVE TO INFORM
j the pulAic thai shall make my debut w Amercs un
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NIIsCELLANEOUs.

UOMrrY FOR THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
"A from summer compains, diarrh@a, fever and ague
bilious collie and complaints aud tourists affected by
and tue consequent feycrs on alteration Of
will lind sovereign remedy and preyentfven
tho MS OF French Cuguac Bters which universal
cure all the Ills to- which the human hosh "a heir The
genuine article purchased only OF tho sole agent -
STEiNFELp 70 nassau street only authorized importer
And by e. H. OAKLEY, IL Park row, aud all druggists
and l!auor vendors throughou the United states
4 ssoRTIsD STAMP HOLDERS tsECURED) FOR
"A bills and postage stamps, ~ cents, free by
mail. SCHONBEkF w., ~ boayer street, NJ n.
fyoNFEpERATE TREASURY NOTES, BEAuTITuLLY
" trined on bank paper Tor sale 81 ~ O0 by
W, w. HILTON, III Spruce street
OUTER FOR ARMY UsE-rN SINGLE POUNDS AND
ID upwards put UP In the most approved style. by d. ~
PEtK 23s Washington street, New York
MARBLE MANTELS--MANTFL SOLD At ASTON.
III shingly low prices al kLABBRS Marble Yards Ivy
Eighteenth street. Third avenue and o. First ave-
near Third street. Maalels pu! Up 10 any pyNot
tho country.
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TINTED STATES MARSHALS SALE.
~ CARGO PRIZE STEAMSHIP CIRCASSIAN.
DANIEL Ii. BURDETT, Auctoneer
The adjourned sale of the cargo of this ship will take
place Tuesday August g. at II O'Clock A. NJ, from the
Union Stores, Brooklyn.
Catalogues be seen the ONCE of Hiram Benner,
Esq, lis Wall street. JAMES G. CIAPPs
.a United States Marshal.
Also at the same PLACE and time 52 cases Assorted Med
ciues Is drums Castor OIL of steamer Circassiah Ca
talognes at the odice OF II. Benner. lls Wall street
JAMES c. CLAPP,
United States Marshal Southern District Of Florida
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yNANTED-A. SECOND .LLEuTBNANcY IN CON-
w pany nearly entirely fuil, for which fair compen
saon Will be afforded Apply to A. PHILLIPS, Army and
Navy Agent, 20 Broadw ~ r