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HOME LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, No

uOME LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, No.
IL Court t, Brooklyn, aud III Bfundway, New
York-M Itus., with n cash capital of $4,000 in
vested In to ks OF the state Of New York aud first
claAs bond hud mortgages.
WALTER ). GRIFFITH President
GEO. G. RIPLEY, Srct'y.
ec-This Company has adopted principle In
tended T. prevent tie lapse of any policy and q So
cure 10 the assured In every case AL the assurance
which their payments will provide for. Our MEM
bers need not npprehend, therefore, That their ina
hBty 10 pay the premium At any future time will
involve the loss OF what they hay. pau.
Our prospectus and other publications will be
sent yrhtuitously h. all who require II.
Good agents waited, and will he treated on the
most liberal terms. tni21 till ju2l'1l5
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DECRUlTS WANTED
~ for tho
IIAIIOcK GIrARD

Now forming under the new call OF she Govern
| ment, 10 he really within sixty days. Capt. BAT
| TEhsOS, who has been in the service OF the Gov.
| ernment has received orders Ia recruit Company
ofths Guard, and Is ready To receive recruits
~ Intended that this company shall DO ote Of
the finest In the trvlce.
Pay from si3 70 S23 per month.
Each man, Us soon Az mustered, will be sent ~
Camp Washington, Staten Island, and provided with
abundant rstions and good uniform.
500 Bounty at the expiration of enlistment.
All parties wishing to act In the capacity OF nom
commissioned officers must apply Immediately 10
secure position.
lIcadq quarters $50 Broadway, NY
J.P PATTERSON, Capt
JOS. SHEEIiAN, Orderly Sergeant.
Approved May 81, 1862. +. s. HARMED, Bu.
perintenicnt Twelfth Infantry, Mastering officer
ie2 1904
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ON AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY 9TH,

IN AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY 9TH,
~ 1s62, Trains on the Hudson River Railroad to
and from New York, Albany, Troy, and places
Moth and West will run AS follows Sundays ex-
celtei; Going North, Leave Thirtieth streot-b. 90
a. IN. Yonksrs Passenger Train, stopping at all sta
lions north Of n ,nhstt1n and at BuInhams Leave
Chhnhers str~t-I.Oo q. m. Express Train Tor Al
bahy AMI IroN stopping at fonkers, reeEskI,'
Gerrson's, Fsu Sill, foughkcepse, Rhinebeek' II,
Vol, Germantown, Catisktll station, Hudson and
stlyyesant $50 y. N. Yonkcrs Way Mail aud
Pass niger Train stopping Il all stgtpns north Of
Manhattan and at Buruhams 500 q. m. Pough-
kerpEe Way Mail and Passenger Train, stopping 40
all stations nth OF ionkers. DAB a. Pe.hskl
Passenger lrain It Ipng at all stat ons excepting
h2I street. stryker's bay and Gleuwood Hoo a.
m. Express Train Tor Albany and Troy. LOO m
f1nt ke'ps.e Way Freight and Passenger Train,
h"i .ng ut all stations north Of Msilattan except
ins G.enwood and Scarborough. 8l0p IN. Yon-
krIs Passenger Train, stopping at all stations north
OF M,nhattan. 33op. m. Expire sPassengcr Train,
for Albany and Troy. 400 p. IA Psekskill Way
Nomination, excepting Cruger+ +.3Op m FISH
XVI Express Passenger Tram, stopping NJ lb!d IT.,
Fort Wwhington, spuy ten Duyyil, Yonkers Dobbs
| Ferry, irvinEton, larrytown, sing Sing, cruaer%
! Petkskll and all stations north. boo ?. IN. Tx
! press Passenger Train for Albany and Troy. b,30
| i. M Sing Sing Passenger Train, stopping Mt all
stations SAT p. IN. Po,iii kecisie FREIGHT and
Pa@eit,z Tr,a" stopping "a Manhattan, 1874 st.,
! Fort Waslangt N, Tabby Hook, spuyten Duyvil,
Ryerdals, Yonkels, iisstns DUDbsF Ferry Irving
too Tsrrytuwn Sing siug Peekskll, Gartsons,
Cod Spring, F.shkil, aud ~ New Hamburg. 1918
J, N, Passenger and Express Freight Train for Al.
basy and Troy, with Sle.I ny Car attached. Gohp,
South, Leave Albsny-5.l5 a. m. Express Trap,
arriving in New York at l0u6 a. m .900A- H.
Express Irain arriving In New York At 100 y. m
! 1l.OOs IN Way Mail, Way Freight and Passenger
Train for Pou2hkecIaie, stopping st all stations
400 r. m. Express Passenger Train, arriving II
Ssw 90 TRAM M IN York
S'aop. m. Passenger and Express Freight Train
arriving W New York u $40 q, U. ~ G'oW
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ARRlV

srEAhsIllPs-o.prs Kinney, Providence.
Psuia-tL,L Beard. h est 20. Jam, june 9Th,
AMI Port All Prince 60, with l,gWo,-i.
f..Ap.co. Brar.o, W i,4ous., Va, a. h~"'''
Delaware, A 'lA. fc. Wa-..'"." "a ~ u
Trenton. Aikias "rs'ii. n' DC:
Y Thomson. Cun.iG, Baltimore, Iuisc.
Alice. Christopher, d. do
Vulcan. M,rrisoi. r. .lnic' ihiH, do
sHIps -Dsyl II 'all,y, r.ruaNy. Liverpool.
Panama, Hanson, Livcfroo Msy ~.
BARNS -lmmcc, at, Mafls. Aft'1. Palermo.
Hicks. Gr,cLual, lutst Nr Va, days.
Laura, " illiusen, Antwerp a. days, mi-..
BRIGs-wild Pigeon. johnson, Nassau, 'otton'
Conflict, Rutland, :, kilt- Jun. T. nl. Losses
Princess Eoy al, Newhud Bermuda. potatoes.
Scotland, fr.n,.s, GuN,anillv, Il, II days.
sCHOoN tEs-iyy. Henderson,, C.rdrnas, sugar.
j l. bay, sparrow, II ,ttergs lI.t days.
Charger, MnlIsu, Fall RIVER
Gen Marion, Griffin, Portland Jays, plaster.
Clifton, Norris, MaitAni. 50, do
Marshall Limoturn,I, Il 'udout FOR u 'ston.
Paragon, Hatch, do do
q b Miller, \ lison, Iarscaa ~ int, fruit
Col Lester, Thompson, Prov irncc days.
John Rose, Hui-c, Washiu .ton, &, coal.
Evslina, His.s. Cbt Island 10 daye, fruit.
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AVA New York, June 1st 1867?
NOTICE TO OWNERS

vi New York, June ist 1862.
NOTICE TO OWNERS
DOCS.
Notice Ia hereby given that and amer MON.
DAY, JUNE 10TH. 1862 the ordinance respecting
DOGS found running LOOSE or a. large In any
perly uzzled will be strictly enforced The sum Of
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
will be paid for syerYdot brought
on board the large INDUSTRY, at The
FOOT OF 23TH ct, East River.
Which shall have beea butA IN the Streets, run.
ming loose or Al large without being properly
OWNERS OF DOGS
may reclaim them a. The Pound on the day they
are received ON PAYMENT OF EXPENSES.
N.B.-No Dogs will be received from Boys.
BY order Of the MAYOR.
jel3 6'l06 ABRAHAM BROWN, First Mars b
SECOND HAND MACHINERY, TOOLS.
o&c., such as iathes, planers drilling machiner
punches, screw presses platform scales, vlses, an
wills, and other blacksmith and machnsts tools:
also large lot Of cans, tanks, &c, &c, for sale
cheap by WIN. ID. ANDREWS d BRO, +l4 Water
81 Now York. je1l 24ac'13O
VIsES, ANvILs, BLACKSMITHs AND
maehinists tools Of all kinds a large 10. just
& BRO. Al Water st, N. Y. jcii 24ac'iso
S160-NEw OCTAVE PIANOS, IN
%1cOrosewooi cases iron frame and over
strung for $40 do with m9uldings sl6o; do with
carved legs and lsid name board, slI5, $ls5 and
5000; do with iearl keys, s225, S26O, $276 aud
$500; new GH octave, Sit0 10 90 octave, $i<5.
The above pianos are fully warranted, aud are tho
greatest bargains that can Re found in the city.
Please call and sec them. Second hand pianos 10
s2a, $40 So, 500, sI5, 800, Sll5 and si25 New
Meodeons at extremely low riceR loo new and
2d hand pianos and rn,odoons to let, at SO and up
ward per mouth; rent allowed ii purchas d; MONTH
~ payments received for tho same. Second hand
pianos taken in oxrhsnge for new; casi paid for the
same Foreign sheet Music at cents por page.
All kinds Of music merchandise at war prices. A
pianist in attendance to try new music. HORACE
WATERS, agent, al Broadway. Iny23 22ac'l0o
$40 BEST PIANO. $40
S1cO GRovEsrEEN a. HALF plOO
having removed ~ their new warerooms, 4I8
Broadway, are now prepared T. offer the pub
lie a magnificent new scale full octave RISE
wood Pianoforte, containing all improvements
known in this country or Europe. Oyer-strung
bass, French grand action, harp pedal, fun
Iron frame, for $40 cash, warranted for byears.
Rich moulding cases, SiTb TO se00, all warranted
made Of the best seasoned material ana 10 stand
better than any sold for 500 or 800 by the old
methods a manufacture We invite the best Judges
10 OK anime and try these new Instruments and we
stand ready at all times to test them with any
others m n fIctured In this country.
GROVESTEENs6 HALE as broadway, ny.
io2 2Aac'l02
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REMOVALS.
DAWNBROKERS'

DAWNBROKERS' NOTICE - FRIDEN-
| l. BERGs have removed their business from 200
Fast broadway ~ the corner Of Bowery and Grand
| 1T, under the Oriental Bank, where oil ARTICLES en
under the arm Of the Eagle Loan Once" spaQ u
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DRY GOODS.

A MOTHER LARGE ADDITION
"A HAS BEEN MADE THE PAST WEEK
FROM THE LATE rEREMPTOKY AUCTION
sALES 70 OUR HITHERTO uNiIEAKD
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EXCURSIONS.

EXCURSIONS, ExCURSfONS-STEAM
A<Joats md barge N charter for excursions also
Dndleys Grove. Apply tn ~M. W. KINNEY, 1871
West n, near West 10th st. jel1 24ac'l04
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Char
- ter-Sp lcndid steambost3 GEORGE wash
INUTCN, EMILY, and others. also the new and
magi ltcent dUuble-decked bsrges ANNA and DU-
.kANr. aIHo 81. Romans We'll aud other delightful
jci6 s'ii7 DEwIGHT a co.
EXCUkSIONS-NEwARK BAY GROVE.
- THIS b,sutiful grove IL now open and ready 10
let - excursion parties. Boats Of all kinds eau now
arrive and leave At any time Of day. Also baryes
and steamboats, 70 charter. Apply TO w. h Y. MY
IRIS, o. board the barg,s, foot ves,ry st. North
River. je3 2lacsIl6
EXCURSIONS-BID GROVE COM
- rletely renovated. steamers X. l.. Msbey and
Nagtslis, and bsrges Lexington and Cleaveland
are now open for engagements 10 exclusion parties.
Apply TO 4. T. WILSON. 40 Wall st. cor. South,
up stairs. my2o 2tsc'i26
FISHING BAN X SON AND AFTER
4 WEDNESDAY, June -, 1859, the steamer GRO.
TON Capt. JAS A. DUMONT. will leave daily, ~
follows tSaturdsy's exceItsd) N. R--Chrisiofh her
a. ~ AN Spring 1t, ~ AM. r. R.-Brooms
U, AM Peck Slip, ~ Per T. N. X, 9AM.
kefreshinents u all kinds, Fishing tackle, Bait
PARE FOR THE TRiP, FIFTY CENTS
Isl6 6'liy
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STEAM boats.

nay BOAT FOR ALBANY AND INTER
- tnedis'e landing-st amer ARMENIA, from
foot ~ Harrison At, every Monday, wednesday and
Friday. At O'Clock A. NJ, stopping at 9Oth st.
niy94 u'io6
II ID. 4 7. SMITH STEAMBOAT LINE
- for Yonkcts, Tartytown, Nysck, Hav.r-
straw and intermediate landings leave daily from
foot Harrison st. W A. NJ, ~ and ~ 4. N. For
h,i sht aud passages, for further particulars in
quire ut the Office Harrison st pier ci7 2iac'io1
EOR BRIDGLrORT, - TIE STEAMER
i Bridgeport VIII leave Pier 20 East River, daily,
nj " Vcip,k noon. Freight taken. Arrive In
bridgeport IN time u connect with tie IIousatopic,
Naugltuct, New Haven and hartford Railroads.
also tie Shore Line T. Snyi rock aud New London.
gro. W. cORIiEs. sgent jol6 2tacHo3
J,oH IiAK1fOKD DikECT--BY STEAM
ers CITY OF HARTFORD aud GRANITE
STATE, daily from P,'k y ~. at 4P. NJ, connect
INK at H1rttl I'd with railroad ~ Springfield. and all
~ ht' North. Eut and Wet. iell T2tc'iii
EOR ALBANY STEAMBOAT DAN
TEL DREW, for Albany ant mt,rm.iiutr lard
ings touching ut 3lth II, n Y. Leaves every Tues
day, Thursday aud saturday, from Jay Il pier, 4
A.. j.9 eisc'lp5
FOR NEWBrlGII, POUGHKEEPSlE
AND KONDOUr-Lsniinga Mt Co.lens', West
Point, 4 ii slr,ng, Cornwall, New Hambur,h and
u lion, each way. Tho new aud elegant steamer.
MARY POWELL. Capt. A. l.. ASptpaoS,
will leave foot 81 Jay ~. EVERY AFTERNOON, Mt
3S @cl~k. Returning, will leave Kondout ~ ~,
Poughke'pse at ~, and Newburgh al ~ A. NJ.
myi6U
STEAMER BROADWAY, FOR YONKEES,
- Hastings, u bis Ferry, Tarrytown, sing Sing
AMI laverstraw, every Afternoon, NJ O'Clock, from
per hot of jag At, touching At Christopher.
jet 2tacii1
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sHIr--Jsnes Rogers, Conway, Liverpool.
BARKs-r,rress, Gr,iudborry. Havana. J N
Itursion. u..key, Jersey.
BRlus-Al.auce, N s.ruAn, K. chm nd.
wyrnSn, Ce,te, France; II, ear, Bstiste, Tsmidco;
A EcAiA'n. Staple 81 Jssu.
sCHooNERs olrcn Of C.frer. io'khart ST
joan, y; Mori.ie star M'rr, IiniisN. pIbAn,
kent Portland: AiH,r.cA Reynolds, Br!s,J! .ni
rroy.ltuet.
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EOR SALE-liOuSEllOLD FURNITURE
female and male goat; three story houses
AID lots cheap, for cash. one house to let from LIST
Jny Aplly "a 10Th st., bVt. Lt as.d ID ave,
HORSES FOR SALE-l6 CANADIAN Pc
- neys, lo1 from Canada, from IL II 10 hands
high, NJ for bu'eters, bakers grocers' all will
be sold cheap. Apply at 40 VISITS 81, between hud-
and Varick. jei8 $3.50
CAW DUST FOR SALE-6,0O0 BARRELS
- dry, bright and clean, at the Planning Mill. cor
drsens aud Bay Sta JsssS City. hcdkAw 4 CO.
js16 6'l04
THREE CANADIAN PONIES FOR SALE.
from 10 years old. suitable for eithss buAcher,
baker or grocer. Apply a 100 Seventh - !. shs
fssd store NWk24
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OFFICE PRACTICE-H. BOSTwICK HAS
~ opened rooms for consulta and practice 81
30 Twelfth At, q doors west Of Broadway, and will
give special attention 70 disease OF oil kinds
HIS box, 90 highly recommended by the hos
tou Surgical Journal, may he had al Y. WAR.
NEKS, vesey st, and at DR.. BIS Office Price IL.
my26 2bacsfi5
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GENERAL BUSINESS.


A CHEAP HOME-s999 WILL BUY A
Atwo story and basement house and LOT, two
blocks from cars rms, Syy OF more cash, and
~ quarterly TIL pI1. Inquire nj News Depot
on ave. ard IAN st, South Brooklyn. telI 3'll
BUILDING LOTS on BERGEN HILLS
- Nicely located near jersey City and Hoboken,
10y horse cars every few IN utes, NJ South bergen,
Hudson City, Union Iiill, &c. Good neighborhood.
Prices 500 to $500. Apply III Water stN.Y.j l2las
RROOkLYN-LO1S FOR SALE OR TO
- lease ON Reasonable terms N the Eighth Ward.
Apply o. ROBERT c. BELL, 81 and 25th -
South u ookyn. apIT tri3T
DOli.ED OIL ONLY 30 CENTS PER GAL
- Ion; root paint, Nc. Per ID all other paints
al cost price imperial green, Zoe. per ~. white
lead, IN large or small kegs window glass, putty,
brushes glue. English Paris white, lin sced oil. bsn-
zne' joe. anil iOc. per gallon white lead, only -
per hundred. For sale ut MONAGHAN's P.ino
store All Third ave. cor. 3ith st. je2 s4acs1s3
brushes OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT
I'thr Brush Factory, 800 Pearl IT. Harpers Build
ing. All articles 1t reasonable prices, Wholesale anA
retail. JOHN h. HOPPEL, 325 Pearl st. IN VS. 2lao
{ llEAP MARKET LAND-NEAR HOBO
>)Aeu suited for market gardener or florist abcus
m.les from HObpkCn; good rich soil, contains %
cty lots; the whole for sale at 5000. years time
gwen Inquire AZ IL Water NJ, n. v. jeI3 6'ifs
CliEAP AfARIMEN1S-GO AND SEE
- 40 aud -. Monroe st., 50 10 H. 50 90 C;oerck
It, room aud h'droms, 81 t. - 10 I Columbis
4, 10 - 10 Inquire ofC. DELL, 289 Monroe st.
1Atf
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INSURANCE,
l. LAFAYETTE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF BROOKLYN.
OFFICE. RRAHcn nFrios
et7 FULTON STREET, IL WALL STREET,
BROOKLYN. NEW YORK
CASH CAPITAL, 13b,p1 DOLLARS.

This Company ins1ros property 81 all kinds ayslnrt
lose W Damage 10y ERE, on IN favorable terms as
similar Institutions.
TEuNfs J. BERGEN, President.
JAMES u. THOMPSON, Jr, Sec'y.
GEO. W. HUNT, As liant.
DIRECTORS.
TEtNIs J. BERGEN, JAMES CRtfEsiIASKs
HIRAM L.. ST joins. JOHN X. PRUYS,
Epw. r. RACKHOU5E, SAMUEL VAN WICK.
JAMES HARPER, ALEXANDER " CUNE
LEWIS HURST, u. \. VOORHEES,,
JOHN l.. SPADER. JAS. :. SCIIDONMAKER
HENRY y. 81 LIEN, MICHAEL NEvlN,
LEvEKlrr H. SAGE, SAMUEL GARRISON,
PHILIP =. CKODkE, JOHN LEFfERTS,
JAMES H. COOPER CoRS y BERGEN,
JOHN q. CiirMAkER,AifN. W. BFNNEa,
JOHN NASDfkBlLTJAMtS TITUS.
HENRY TiENkEN. JESSE y. ROWAN,
EDWARD HARVEY.
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DR. TOBIAS yENETIAN MNIMENT--


Tlis u = certify Tat for the last five years have
used ia hay family Dr. Tobias celebrated Venetian
Inlment aud IN every instance have found II fully
equal 10 his recommendations. have found IL 70
give almost instantaneous relief In cases IT tooth
Ac1e Group, blllious cole, sore throat, pain in tho
chest and tack and rheumatism, mud chcerfuly
recommend it, trial 20 every one afflicted With any
o! the above named diseases
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SPlNOLAS EMPIRE BRIGADE-CAPT
~ JACOB WOLSEY having received authority u
enrol company for this brigade, has opened a re-
crutiug office at the "Ivy Green" 70 Elm st. This
IL splendid opportunity for the members OF the
First Fire Zousves that are again DESTROYS Of cav-
ing for tho seat ofwar Comfortable quarters, sub
sistance anh clothing furnished on enrolment; pay
si3 per month"; 10 date from day of enrolment; also
300 bounty when tho war Ia ov.r Young men de-
sirous Of non-co mmissioned Offices should apply
early. Capt. JACOB wOLSEY, reel uitng officer,
Ivy Grcen, " Film st, N. Y. iel6l2'3ts
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4 FEW MEN WANTED TO FILL Up A
"A Company IN the bJd regiment, vosbrrgh Cbas-
s.uts, Col GEORGE A. BUCKINGHAM, now in
camp ut th' Red House, 10th ut and I'd ave. Tie
location andsurrounGine- is delightful, fine ground,
god bathing &c, &c. The men NJ sppn mus
tered are provided with comfortable quarters CLOTH
in. AID good rstons Pay commences ne son ~
must,rei Relief will be given t. the families 81
volunteers, and, ia accordance with joint rosoln.
ton Of Congress recently adopted, every volunteer
will be entitled ~ mluth's pay Ia advance. Quail.
fed men eau secure tie positions ni n'n commits
ri"n.d Ulcers. Apply o. CAPT ALEX. WAkttN
SMITH, Recruiting Officer, Mulberry, cor Canal 1t.
t,I IysIDy
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CULPIIER AND VAPOR BATlIS-TIMO-
~ LATs old estshli ihcd aud the only genuine Sui.
Iher Baths in the 4. T., ut Carroll Place, Blocker
st., cor Lsurcns, n y A sure cure ior rheumatism,
severe colds erup,ons Of the skin, rercurisl aec.
tons chills spi fever. female weakness. &c. Given
daily by DR.. A. L. TIMOLAT n co. ia 25ic'2b3
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SHIELDS GUARD-FORWARD TO THE
10y the Commander in Chief of the state Of New
York to raise company of Volunteers, I call upon
all respectable men Of good physical health between
Is and - years of age, to join the above corps by
applying Immediately, few FIRST GLASS mon can get
non. commissioned officers posts, aud will be pro-
NOTED according to their merits. Subsistence, quar-
tiers and clothing will he furnished upon signing the
roll. Pay will range il3 to 1923 per month. 800
bounty when mustered out II tho service, aud fam
Lies provided for during absence. Headquarters
SIS Fourth ave, cor 2Sth st.
CALEB d. WEEKS, Capt.
FRANK kcNALLY, orderly Sergt. je12 6'1
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MARINE NEWS.

MATURE Al SAC.
evs Asr-. sus sxrs. MODS ssrs. n warm.
g. g. g., + /: :: :: II Il" -;
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R AR1.IIlDAuDS.

NEW JERSEY RNILRQAl, ,,,..,.
1NfOK rlIIiN DEi p,,'" hNp iHh So' III
NfWARk. ELlZN BEr T. RAILWAY.
NEW BRt NsNltk, | tINt nrOS, TRENTON
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CPINOLA'S EMPIRE BRIGADE-CAPT.
- JAMES j. BYRNE, of the First Fire Zouaves,
having been authorized to enroll "a company for this
brigade, has opened recruiting Office at Lafayette
Hall, 6yT Broadway, N, Y. This Is u splendid OPP
that are again desrous Of leaving for the seat Of
war. Comfortable quarters, clothing and suhsist-
ence furnished M soon mustered IN. Pay $40 per
| month, 10 date from day Of enrolment 500 boun-
| ,y when the war is over. Applicants for non-com-
missiuned Offices should apply early. JAMES J.
| BYRNE, Recruiting Ohcer, Lafayette Hall. Broad
| .yAv, n Y iel6 l2acslt2
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A FEW MORE RECRUITS WANTED
hTor the Fifth Regiment New York State volun-
toct Artillery, Col. SAMUEL GRAHAM, now sta
tionet at Fort Marshall, Baltimore, Nj This regi
meat offers fnsny inducements that cannot be had
la any other, for those who desire 70 serve their
country In this is hour Of peril. No long, tire
some marches, nor exposure la damp, cold tents
locality provided for each tnsn. As only . few
more recruits are ted e. al this regiment 10 its
maximum number, those who desire g. join II must
apply Immediately 10 Lieut. W ~ BOYLE Co. A,
At the cor of Bowcry aud Grand At. All nbsentecs
Are requested H. report at this office, they will be
returned a- derettsrs. Lieut. BR0wER, Regimen
tai R"cruitiny Officer. jti4 i2'l1
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MADAME MORROw'S MAGIC OIL IS
A'l warranted to cure rheum itsrn neuralgia, spi-
nal affections psins in the side or back. aud sore
throat II never tails IA curing all aches aud pains.
Price. 70 and 30 cents per bottle. isa Ludlow st.
ny99 25ac'lib
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-18

ITO DYSPEPTICS-IF you ARE SUI
L firing from Dyspepsia, Indigestion, fiatulcncy,
Loss of Appetite, sinking at the stomach, dc., you
will find speedy relief by using the best remedy
ever iutroiuccd-.t . DIR. suiths ANNIIiiLArOR.
To be lad at iIoad.ey's, II Eighth ave Dr. Dil.
wins, ~ Grand It Keadc 4 Cp.-, IsO Aen.' cor.
Of stanton ~; X ade n Millcr's, cor ave. II AMI
Houston 1t, and Milloy's, cor Second ave and Both
al. Price hiy cents per bottle. my2I 24'io
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-18
MEDlC1NEO.

CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS AND ALL
~ affections Of The Throat and Lungs successfully
treated by remedies which act specifically on these
diseases. Apply Al DR.. tPHAMS office. 3sI Fourth
It, ID door fr m the Bowery, between Bowery and
Broadway. The Doctor can be consulted At any
hour from O'Clock morning ill . O'Clock evening
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-18
NEWARK FOR NEW YORK.

Ind o 1t,s Trans which stop at Market n, only.
Lave NEWARK MARKrr srRrEr STATION At
8ln. 6li. L. 1856 4, $40, ., BIO, To- and IL a. NJ,
II N, i, ~, 2.2o, 3. 800, I, 3, go, Z,
100, y1o', e.3o', To-, and II. ibP NJ.
100. 100, $50, $50, obO, l0.bO, and IL. 80 4. NJ,
II %, 2.to, $50, G.lo and 6.sOPM
IrAvr EAST NEWARK AsD B,RaxS SrArioss-
Trans from and to Newark only, stop Oh aud
by informing the Conductor.
LrAvs MoRnrs AND ES,wy RAILROAD srArios-Ai
l20 (frtl g $50, aud 10 81 A. NJ. and 10 7. NJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-18
MILITARY.
A FEW MORE MEN WANTED FOR 60

4 FEW MORE MEN WANTED FOR co.
n A, C1rroran zlusvoa 81 Rcbt Empire Bri-
gtdc. Cod MARRIOTT n. CROFT Command
INK Irislmen aoIs. aud raiiy 4 the standard u
your adopted county II you want Ia go with true
b.ori,d rnus Of Erin Join ills glorious Irit Regi-
mint, and raise slot tic starry banner uf the free
,n high, and lc Is glorious folds commingle with
the " green flag" ~ the Emurabl Is.e. Nov IL your
time to show u your adopted country that true
torn Irishnan IL afraid To face The foe in defence
Of the Stars and stripes, with tie brave rag u old
Ireland waving over his head IN the tnutic Of the
Union Go. A. Capt CHARLES DUNLEAvY; ist
Lieut., WV. u. PERSSE ~ Lieut., WILLIAM
BrTCHER orderly, CHARLES X. NEkR. Re-
crutns Offices ~ Prince st, CORCORAN'S old
headquarters. Pay commences from date Of en-
h-tmrft $i3 a month. Pay IN advance 70 each
recruit. Subsistence, chilling, food, quarters and
relief cksts W the families Of volunteers ict6 Geod'
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-01-11

We've got new devil in this ofice-a
lean, lank, raw-boned cuss, and withal a
little verdant: but then he's good fellow,
and will do to bet on. Some time ago the
nischievous printers sent him all over town
to hunt 'strap oil.' He came very near
getting it at one place, too. He says he
"cluu," fence about as quick as he ever
did anything in his life. He calls distribu-
ting his case. ''masheening in type. -
Sometimes he writes poetry. Here is a
specimen which we found Lying around
the other day while he was absent:
lust to be farmers boy,
And husk corn in the winter;
But now I've quit that chilly trade
To larn to be printer.
We want "the boys" to let him alone.