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g NIB gise below Il comm alton from an old
s6naIuier Regarding Tho suspension Of specie pay
ilenfs HE same views shsge been expre ssed to!
.assbsf thsr Al trey are now
i'll u gible ehaps We may ternsis We
rive shem ID our readers with au approval IN
oannet 81 disguksed that The dilatoriness Of our
y III meeting The ions III the
Exacasise ia Dc coplnit tees of Tie two HOUSES
II Timing II oreate CON
Sid abie aneasiness TIE Innst important bills
sase IN As B ths session,
i Hill mas sbs led through with several,
aSents, HitE Tace hori stead not nm,
4 I'LL ID annnl ard rendsr void al TIE;
sII ood Idf vhich ie biIls were brought for
Il nue1 ID .ss she Goyernor pfI
I'M insicRd At g3a0saiaen ding the Banks oh
81 III " Susp pay did MT take
u III III HE ausp sion, and
ssqaest ths ahahka sto T. notes aemable in|
aptopat m tn kranaaetion Of business.
n sAS6sto w reEYStted that our Banks did not,
Hi III 81 Henca az aueh an order, continue their
III pedis, elieya of
g. se B sG1ss u
snshofdty * sixw On bstIA a The belief that
xould cel5aes " ths Rntlic Hslfars.,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


..- ~. .Sst. q. board ASSISTANT ALDERMES, 4
Secretary office, January II, 1857. !
- FsPETITI0N. ~ I
70 The Honorable the Common Council
~ Is - IseG n ofthe city Of New Orleans
GENTLEMEE--The petition of owners of
" real estate fronting Magnolia street IN the Fourth Dis
hast road said street, from Felicity to Line
in said District And rs in duty bound yonr petitioners
WIZ ''s'' w. Names Of signers 's No fleet
J. 4 J. C. Davidson, Z. ~ fs's1S lSW
81 III John davidson, 10y
John Henderson and James Hagan, lS9
ss5s. Gerald Farreand Richard keenan,, eat5 1B 4.
tsaas Jamss coy3s y.ls '.sNtE 7os
= ~. Mckee ipsa - GaR sgd @t Y $50 ssaas
r ""s copy JOHN f. HOLLAND, Secretary! !!
,s. a., BOARD pEs ASSISTANTS ALDERMEN, /
sfBureau ID Secrataire II do Janeer, 1862.
PETITION. sEs-+-,=a#- All i
Honorable Gopse de la yile de la Nonyele Orleans
NGEssIEURS--La petition des proPrietai 4
Sl iasant face "a rue Magnoas dams le
Quarsme yotle honorable corps Dc airs
srue chen pierre ballast road sur 10 dte rue &c
Ftlcite dsa snpsreure, danl dit District
ct sos Mathematics pret; ETC. :9sS9 ~ ,,,.l
zVyp s Mems DIES Signatairts.- go NoERre de fleas'
E4 j. 4. j. c, Davidson, ~ 4. ~, l5Df ,--gs'
John Davidson, yStx - : - ihtgS
4 John Henderson et James IIagans $50 49,
Gerald Farrell ct Richard Re BIZ ~ 5ke
ht{ James cosIs' sas ti 4s 1gl9 W ~. 706 =
A. Mckee. -ss-3s sySoV ~
iais IaMsw JOHN r. HOLLAND, secrsaire.
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ssss fas - IEFFEksoH oITY. january sls 1862 I
The arrivals during Tie week We're 1850 Texas
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Hlari,s sntslllgsras.
osnsoKsr OFFICE, No. 10 Camp Street I
Saturday Morning. January iSe2,

Saturday Morning. January. iSe2
Arrivsds Yesterday.
schr L'Eclair, -, fn the Coast, to master-2d
dist. 57rR}s-i 70
schr Mary Ann, - - I'm the Coast, to MASTERED
dist. + SIBr Il e z pisI,s5 .
5Fe45l F=sslS 49, ~ Steamboats,.
New Falls City, switzer, msMemphis.t ay
Grand Duke, Norton FIN Memphis. -
Natchez, Leathers, I'm Vicksburg. ~;
Iberyille, Gross, FIN Lobdell Is Store. y
Mary II, Dugas, FIN Lafourehe.
Arkansaw, Raglan, I'm Lafourehe.
Imports. - -.
3 COAST Per schr L'Eclair = 100 bbls molasses
to Frellson, Stevenson eco. n
COAST Per sehr Mary Ann 30 hhds sugar to
Byrne, Vance eco. 80, = -
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PRIZE :, boat rpa SOUTH nu,ADAA IN

5gf'sss'e j. rAfIoNY,s Algierss La. u .
wfurnh at ths shortest notice. but on the nostapProFe
models Pleasure and Race Yachts cnb and Skeleton Row
Boas Ship Schooner and Steamboat Yaws khs and Row
Boats Of all descriptions built at the shortest notice.
E5slS4S ttssiS - Also On Is 422Sst SS5 ~
Oars spars Blocks aad appertsning to zach
atnR on hand nnd for sale the lowest market prices
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a. 81 5iscsd e dsad may De mors
priaasay Appled ID the pager market The tor
s;sI y. "A xaasle nothing struggling
~ ss,cr mi q unusually quiet.
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fyKEscEsT sm a WoolRslhlss-;;sssg
Monuments Tobs and Herd Piers nm osaes TABS
Flooring TILES. Banquette and Yard Tagging Iron Railing
AaThe trade supplied with rough and ed marble
BY GAVANAEaH CULLEY
olRkM $3.50. as3, 234 and ass caup TIA /
..pra,sg,.1 g.s- I
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Ro,ee That the Surveyor De- and he hereby directed to
and stall stand in each and
every market this city where needed make the
conform the provisions Of section Of the ordinance entitled
ordinance concerning the markets the city Of New Orleans
providing the farming the thereof
1902 and and assign the We dimensions aud number
stand STALL each coffee chocolate stand stall
table, that farmers well such who
occupy such stand stall table, be enabled to know
The dmesions thereof and the amount be paid to HE trea-
surer said for such STALL stand table.
Be Il further rtooe That after said stands stalls shall
have renunbered and that Of the
cupan occupants OF said stalls sta refuse the
lessee or lessaes or farmers said market the amount which
said lessee or essee entitled receive then in that
case said lessee shall have right refuse the Of said
stand or stall to said occupant occupants. ~ r''
4, - [s1s1letlss-r 7 =zT JAS. BEGGS, - a. -
= President pro tsrn Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
'S"" - tTSteuedl S. p. DELABARRE,
EEs1 rc - President pro tenn. Board Of Aldermen.
Approved january IL, 1852 q :. Il; :, .
/ .z5.st.s tsignsdl~s y JOHN II MoNfoE, Mayor
ieIS St % ~ = MARION a. BAKER Secretary.
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AZ ss saslSsJ Tscf prem
E3cs, prem
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49, ess ;erss offering
fssscss S. S16a$3 So
VIII sS4 SpGlS4 30
II 70RHSI 80
~ sis 50GaSlh 50
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552$f6s Notes
T5SGEs None otfarines
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6hi1s s 81 Get dis
WIN u Iiss lassrtala ets
&ead1 afSAnts ~ snis
sdyeteirnB and noub0oiis From IA
cyas ts rates Of The Conserate
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Samuel Davis Esq. ID. d. r. ...s.y Il Il al ,,,
Dear StrIt that DR.. shermans Truss, as applied
him. Will give relief efectuay than any other hay
seen tried satisfaction know Of several cure
BY and the MIXTURE recommsnd you to get
but be Sherman himself applies il much depend
upon the fitting. M H. bEl4Oss''AE y.
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r EEDs, FOUNDRY, NEW oRLEAhs a>t
Il LEEDS 4 CO., IRON FOUNDERS, 80 MA
and Of and Horizontal Seas Rnsnfs
Boilers Sugar Mills, Vacuum Pans, Sugar Kettles Glansn
Filters Steam md Horse Power Draining BALE
Gin Gearing Columns and Froats for BHsdngs farnsst
mouths Bars and all Aachinery reeursa TOE in'
South. ,E@sSIyss IL E .---. ....~~.
We hsss duly authorized and ars prepared
sTILLMAN'S PATENT BAaAsSs FUEsACF, 80 y
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a~DR SHERMAN respectfully informs raptursd persona
OF those having pted that he rernea 10 the CITY
and may be found at his Office No. 10 ST STREET
New Orleans prepared to relieve all of rupture
tTTV w AZ WTXTTRE nny6 ly&W
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PROPOSALS.,

A RNY SUPPLIES OFFICE or ARMY CLOTHING
% fT Il on
Thursday the 10Th instant for making by contract the fol-
With VIII se ea a sh es anS II . sSes aan
@ as an ps s GSp Tor s % r. Or bis
81 the Depot Of Army Clothing and Equppage in ihis city
Forage Caps.
unilerm Goats infantry and artillery
FahSe s sasse a and 1 asnsS
Trow,ers, infantry and cavalry
Grea. Coat. infantry and cavalry.
FLANNEL Drawers.
Bed Sacks, single and double.
SosqSso Bars single and double.
The above articles must be as wen made in every respect
sshe sealed rst,eIns u this oce where they may be ex
viii be reeevsd. under gd insrsOn made BY In
S h or m nsa
VII be isned IN such ausry for eseariele as has been
remnants aad CUTTINGS must be returned this department
Or e agsr n hs a9r oy Tue ePaaeo
OF business and the names address responsibility cf Two
o sse sp Ss
shortest periods within which deliveries win be made
dealers in clothing employ many ~. Ss
f'usr. r., :. -,z7F $3.50,
per susoritv and any sale Or transfer without
garded for which shc contractor and his
Bids deenei unreasonable comng from irresponsible
Forms OF proposals. aud guarantees will be furnished on
Application al this ofc, aud no proposals will he considered
that does net CONFORM theIsto
will lie endorsed Proposals for manufacturing
army supplies and addressed TO
Lieutenant Colonel D. VI. VINTON,
Deputy QuartermasIcr General United States Army
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
i ceiycd At the Kings county rreasnrers oilca No Is
Court street. Brooklyn, until O'Clock l.. ~ Tuesday,
July 1862 lat whch time and place they viii be opened,
furnishing for the ensuing year fer the Amshouse De-
Of the said about 100 pounds Of fresh
beef pu9n veal, pork anb and liver; sleo barrss Of
-FOUR "a 90 pounds fresh hsh 0D0 pounds sugar and
portionate quantities of tea, m.ases coffee mustard pep
per starch, OIL salt beans, rice, lard Goldfish, mackefe,
soft soap, shoes, oats Indian meal
and pine wood and coal coal and wood for the poor Of
the Eastern and western Districts OF the city OF Brooklyn.
Printed Of proposals, containing all the
Information be had a the Offices Of the
n the Poor the Almshouse fatbush; at the City Hail.
w D. and ~ the corner e First and south Fifth streets
n ID No other form will be accepted Almshouse, June
III 1862 Henry f. Ripley j. G. DEFY William M. Muchmore,
William Bennett Dumas Jewell, Superintcndcnts Of the
Poor
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THE REBELLrON.

Old RKGIMENT-F. B. SPINOLA,S EMPIRE BRI
d gade-Corcoran zouaves. Col Marriott N. Croft.
The first regiment In the field under the last call for
volunteer
This regiment intsndsd b the yallyng point
service
Company Is in want Of few good men, whom from
SS ~ month will be paid and advance Of SIS 70
each recruit Teamstsrs and musicians wanted. Good
quarters Subsistence and clothing wiz be Furnished
hsment,
500 bounty at the end Of the Pay from
enlistment Relief furnished TO families.
For further information inquire of
ALEXIS s. B. SMITH. Capt. CompanyL
JAMES McKEsnA, First Lieut..
IL Centre street, New York.
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EXCURSIONS.

~
Il James A. Dumont, WIN leave daily follows Saturdays
exeeptedJ NORTH riverChfistopher street. IN A. M !;
Spring street IN A. M. East river-Broome street A. NJ |;
Pick Slip 81 A. NJ; pier No. North river, "a. VI.
Refreshments of all kinds Fishing Tackle Baa &C.,
board. Fare for the trip, my cents.
THE TARGET EXCURSION OF THE BROOKLYN
schutzen Corps s postponed OF stormy wea
ther until to-day Wednesday, at oclo shine
Lubs' Hotel East New YORK.
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DROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
THIS (wEpNEsDAY) EVENING. June A.,
''S - THE LAST NIGHT

dTe6t Bhakspefean COm0diau,. >
Mr.. HACKETT,
He win have the honor TO appear
FAISTAFF,
pretending love, given in 6hakspereis comedy Of
THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR;
Or FALsrArr OUrwlrrED BY WOMEN.
in the Improvisation Of which he ACKNOWLEDGED stand
UNRIvALLED AND ALONE
In this exquisite comedy the immortal bard has contved
combine the highest diversion with the sanitary moral
lesson and shows how couple of merry yet honest wives
the mpudent advances oa vain old coxcomb and
located In buck basket wen ducked In the river sond
laughter and dicue OF all observers The piece
Mr A as A
Master shallow. Mr. Lanasan Sir H Evans Mr. Chppendae
Master Page. Mr.. Fenno Nrs Ford. Miss Ada Clifton
DR. Caius. Mr. Marlowe Dame Quickly Mrs Howard
o9ndue . 81 2gshss.ra .. Aoienhausr
Seats secured from A. N. top. M. :"
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A TRENTON, PHENIXMEN.-A FEW MORE RE-
"A cruits wanted for Company (McManus volunteers
regiment wifi shortly for the seat of This
company offered by brave who have seen service
Pay from $l3 to $23 month. Quarters, ratons and
clothing furnished Immediately Recruiting Offices
daily John Lees of FIRST avenue and Third street
Fortysixth Eleventh
nue. headquarters Essex and Grand
This spendld company 10 quartered Staten Island
EUGENE OSULLIVAN. Captain.
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- EMPIRE BRIGADE.
Captain JamesJ Byrne OF the First Fire Zouaves hav
ing been authorized company for this brigade has
opened recruiting Office at Lafayette Hail. 537 Broadway
New York.
This is splendid opportunity for the members OF the
First Fire that again DESTROYS Of leaving
the Of Comfortable quarters subsistence and
clothing furnished mustered in.
Pay Sl3 per month"; to date from day of enrolment.
500 bounty when the war Is over.
Auplcants for Offices should apply
early JAMES j. bfkNE
Lafayette Hall, 597 Broadway, New York;
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A BILE BODIED MEN wANTED-TO FILL Up CON-
IA pany Ii, Fifty-third regm New York Volunteers
Vosbureh Chasseurs Col Geo. Buckingham, now in camp
Red House 05h street and I'd The oct is
beautiful and the grounds delightful good bathing
&c. &c This fine regiment Is nearly ful and It IS presumed
will receive marching order in few days The men,
mustered provided with comfortable quarters
good clothing and abundant rations, and commences
Immediately The position OF sergeant vacant and will be
given TO any qualified that bring few men Re-
Hef for families of volunteers given, AID month
pay Apply at 90 Mulberry street. corner Canal
Capt ALEX. WARREN SMITH, Recruiting officer.
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w ALLACK'S.
w Entrances on Broadway and Thirteenth street
Doors open q half past seven. Commences az eight
korIck-1he temperature Of the house dehghuuy cool
SPLENDID ENTERTAINMENT THIS EVENING.
Full AND FASHIONABLE HOUSES.
DELIGHTED AUDIENCES.
PROGRAMME VARIED NIGHTLY.
MR.. AND MRS. FLORENCE
IN THREE OF THEIR CHOICE PIKCES
TONIGHT WEDNESDAY,, JUNE rs,
The plays win be preceded by new and eniyening Over
ture KOPPITZ composer.
To be followed by the Streaming new oca sketch called
Mr. Florence Mr. Davdge Miss Mary Wells and Mrs. Sker
rett in their original parts
After which the great prosean piece displaying to advantage
the wonderful versatility Of that charming comedenne
Mrs, FLORENCE and called
NISCHIEvOUS ANNIE.
Mrs FLORENCE assuming six different characters, a.
tonshing delighted audiences with the Of change
OF costume and artistic c6ntra.t Of Representations
Mr. FLORENCE In the rollicking Irish part Of TIM
SOMMUS.
pOT POURRI of the popular airs Of the day BIZ the
superb Orchestra, under KOPPITA
The Whole TO conclude with
NY "WO FATHERS
Nan, the Good-for- Nothing with new song, u never
does nothing at ALL emusic by German, orence
Reedl. MIS- ~. -. OASNo
Tim Drlb6les old Irishman, one Of her Ia
Played BY Mr. and Mrs FLORENCE throughout the
United States Great Brian and Ireland, receiving inc
highest cd of praise from press and people. -,
PERFORMANCES OVER BY HALF-PAsT TEN.
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DECRuITING HEADQUARTERS,
IL PHOENIX REGIMENT,
OORcORAk ZOUAVES.
bS4 Broadway between Spring and Prince streets
Fourih Regiment Empire Brigade.
Brigader General SPINOLA, ComhlAndlns,
Phonixmen-Your gallant chief Michael Coscoran
ting in Southern the the worst
desyosm the world We call upon you brother
Irshmen by the love bear the old land gories
OF past 10 forward and your impson-
ed chief.
Members Of Fenan Brotherhood, arouse; centres
chiefs sounding the Of throughout the
city Shall hey call you in vainf
Look the officers connected with organization and
say they not worthy vi your pAtronagemen who
look after welfare In the hour of MI
chae Murphy Thomas Murphy, Daniel Crowley Leonard
O'Reily ORourke Sullivan Phalen, o. Sullivan (Aquern)
and Burke See posters through the and judge for
yourself
Come lift the green flag up. boys
The red, while and blue
In striking for Columbia,
We strike for Erin too,
JAMES 9. BURKE, Colonel
N. D. SMITH, Lieutenant Colonel
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NTIxONs CREMoRNE GARDENS,
IN Palace Of Music and Equestrian School,
Corner of Sixth and Fourteenth street.
OPEN EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING
if(Sundays excepted),
with a and varied entertainment
BY artists in the country.
OPERATIC SINGING AND BALLET EVERY EVENING"
IN THE PALACE OF MUSIC.
Mile Carlotta Patti Senorita Isabella Cubas.
Mme Strakosch. Conductor Thomas Baker
Promenade Music afternoon and evening coofand
delightful gardens;
Refreshments OF all kinds except liquors; 49,
Equestrian afternoon evening In thos
Turkish Pavilion.
PLAYS FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN EVERY
AFTERNOON,
New Music, New Songs New Equestrian Acts new Artists
almost every day
To Garden, Palace Pavilion. &C. 70 cents only
Children the afternoon. Id cents only
Reserved Seats in Palace OF Music cents exit
Chairs In Palace Of Music 80 cents extra
Reserved Sras In Equestrian School, l6 cents extra
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FOR UNIFORMS.

HLAINS FOR UNIFORMS.
s se ss entitled for The
e ma q @ na %
in ss e. ss A 1er
sed % Colonel w. Burt Assistant inspector GENERAL a.
next; icing provided
The claim Of each person must Be aoeompansdsy an All
ssia
ssS.asion any city county
alss that the clothing and for which the claim
s Il he
The uniformed militia Of the STATE Of New York The pre-
slam In ne company bylaws Of regimen. make ne
regiment be presented IN gross sum
duly ysss s y the sa r. said win b.
nea
0'' o. the inspector f fUcins koss Albany
WILLIAM 3 1 s..: sii S;;ss......
A. ARTHUR,
cvrrEn vA 1s' esSsS General
AlaAxx, June 6 1851. Quartermaster General
NAvALRY-LLEUTEsANr JAMES FAIRGRAvEs
s.s q the First FIRE s sn.s 70 asp for the
Va. Immediately. Good Inducements for
s s.w and IS
nRUn MAJOR wANrED.-oxE OF ExPERIENcE,
,. aersS. .sassen wi vossas &c y
E sgs . S% o YS a Oh sness s
Denhe, Camp scrogss Red House Grounds lOsh and
Second avenues, Harlem. Immediately
n, ANSWER TO THE LAST CALL FsoM THE WAR
STANTON LEGION,
Wanted-Ffy able bodied between Is and 70 years,
FOR Un n FOR S1ee or
Pay win range from sls to s2s per month.
sss can get o.
fore Dc early Each man 50 soon as he signs the ro will
NoncE.-The uniforms be of the regulation
One hundred dollars bounty and families provided for
All promotions to the rank of Ii. .enana vii, be made
from The rank and he; and this rule win be strictly adhered
Capt GEORGE TUCKER. Company E.
hs The washington Hotel New York. 80 -'''''
TN FOR THE WAR
PHGNIx REGIMENT, CoKcoRAN zoUAvEs
Bad s FIs as%@ads
osSs f ss "a Broadway.
1e n % and c the only Ia T ahs
Popularity Of the name combined with The character q
Che regiment with true men.
JAMES c. BURKE, Colonel Commandins.
MCCLELLAN INFANTRY.
M Being authorized BY the Governor Of the State OF New
Sor z rase So%ny Of 70 Be ready ..
ny 20 apply Immediately
%Snshs IN aiyancs according cfi United
Headquarters, coz Broadway.
Captain WM W. BOLES.
Late Lieutenant In Mexican War.
Approved at the United Mastering Office, June f.
l62 by Captain Y. s. Larned, United States Army.
MILITARY AND NAVAL CLAIMS BOUNTY AR
M Of pay pensions due soldiers and their heirs,
prize prompt
~ collected by Niles h Leeds. Apply 10 CHARLES C.
LEEDS. Ill Nassau street, New York
nFFICERs NOW RECRUITING COMPANIES IN THIS
~ city elsewhere and who have yet attached
themselves 20 organization. may find interest
Third regiment u B. spnoas Empire Brigade sss Broad
way, N. Y.
DECRuITING HEADQUARTERS, THIRD REGIMENT
Ii Empire Brigade, Corcoran Zouaves, ass Broadway
The above regiment being the FIRST In the field the
new cal Of President Lincoln and authorized BY the State
attached the Hon. r. B. spnoa's brigade command.
ed by Marriott ~ Croft Colonel and other officers have
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Cox'S OLD BOvERY THEATRE
OXS OLD BOWERY THEATRE
TWO GALLEY SLAVES
Ienry &C. W. Clarke Louise Miss Mary w hitehau
The Unknoun...J. J. Prior Basil H. FOX
WEPT OF WISH-TON-WiSH.
Narramattah (the Wept) Miss Fanny herring
Satisfaction skunk Harry Chapman
Mary Miss Mary Mitchell Edward Miss Fanny Herring
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RECRUITS WANTED-F0R CAPT EARTy,a rxnp
~ pendent Company for General spnoIfs phtaDa
lasey come down from Petersburg Va has sel n "a
and America He Is commencing 10 m up his cor, nan
wants few able bodied men, between the ates az Ia
years He also wishes two Lieulenans No oaces ns 70
ply unless he can pass the requisite examination III also
wants the non.commsslpned officers In the same conns
Headquarters N James street and New Bowary
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CTANroN LEGION,
- COLONEL w. H. ALLEN.
Wanted for the above ten euenans in good stand
ing Those having been in actual received
honorable discharge preferred certificate of examination
will be required obtain position. Apply at headqnsr
tiers, Central Hail. Grand street, Capt GEO. TUCKER
No. Broadway.
CTANTON LEGION, COLONEL W. II. ALLEN. RE
- cruts wanted immediate ly for Company f. Stanton Re-
gion. This company nearly full and requires but few
TO complete It, Good quarters ratons and uniforms Of
he regular army furnished mustered into the
service. Promotion TO the rank of euenants made from
the most deserving noncomnsoned officers and privass
The evidence of Colonel Aliens treatment Of his in the
First regiment Is sufficient guarantee TO ensng Of
their being properly provided for Relief Tickets
to families OF soldiers. Apply to CHAS. A. DU MOULIN,
Captain Co. r. IVA Grand street, Central HALL
CTANToN LEGION.
- Recruits wanted to complete Company OF this
men forming under the late call for volun eers and
commanded by Col. VIM. II. Allen All promotions while
the regiment Is in the field will be from the
serving noncommissoned officers and prlyales.
will be strictly adhered Good quarters
and handsome uniforms Immediately provided and the
pany Will be under the command officers
active service In the field. Non-commissioncd Of
ability and experience obtain positions by making
diae application. Relief tickets issued, Si0O
the expiration of tue 81 bounty S3 Zone months
pay) advance TO be paid
into service
Apply % Captain ISAAC L. TAYLOR. ia West street.
corner OF Dey, recruiting Office
GEORGE X. foRrH- Lieutenant