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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-16

To K Ill RnAcuE---We gave recript IN q
latr udmlrr. Iit:e is gnoihcr from ihe Ru-
raj View Yorker
BorAx powder sprirled nAoet the kitc!1,rr,
closets. pautrirs, sinks, drawers, &c. within
the course Of few days almost completely tx.
termihai's roaches. with which nearly every
house in lie city is infested. Unlike most 9TH
cr ren,lies. it is perfectly harmless in case it
should come in contact with food Quantity
fiom Il 10 y pound
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-16

IN IN 80 By AxgYg.
ne merry spring birds,
SNong the Blossom Ing trees,
Blending their songs
q sf ".i.s VI eigass II v .a III - " 1 W
Along the blue sky,
Night en- " the bliss
Of sweet Katie, and l. s.--r.Ets
The young leaflets glowing
IN the suns radiant beams,
% cooi efy stai strear1s.-
ne sweet blossoms waiting
Their od0ra son, high, -
q Il = Naght sixh fet tlzs biisS tsl-s'-s--A
Of dear Katie, and /
oil hereheeks are as red
u@fTH Aa the rDWea O. Jane; tAa ISIS
And her voice IS AZ sweet,
AZ the zsphyFls low tun8;
And her eyes ars biue,
80 a.; 81 ss: 80 :;sss'il; 81 ! q 'ETI
Her Hps-the red cherries,
That rpen IT May,
And hang from - boughs.
in their sweet tempting way,
Meier w00 me, nor tempt me,
Nor gladden. my eye,
80 4 aie:slgs az ssiis .As AssFfEE I'd III
Her hair IS az brown,
As the swallow 8 brown wing;
And her step all the grace,
% the fawn's graceful Epringi
Her haRds Pith white hl-ies,
AhS Il ga sssssy ~! 2sE s.y Is. Essi o.Sas e S
Ny Katie, and J.
spoed onward, speed onward,
70 years in your flight,
And wait Us that morning,
50 blissEAThnd brfshs =, 9z
When loves t'si ken cord"
Our hearts close shall tie,
And naught but death shall sever,
Sweet Katie, and ].
ns4EAsF. 1851.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-16
WHY DISTANT OBJECTS PLEASE.

Distant objects please, because. iE the first
place, they imply an idea Of space and magnl-
tude, and because. not being uaStrr4lsd too close
upon the eye, we clothe thea with the sinds-
tinct and airy colors Of fancy. In looking at
The misty mouutain-tops that bound the hori-
eon, the mind IS as il were cont cous Of oil the
conceivable objects and interests that lie be-
tween; We imagine all sorts of adventures in
the interim; siranv0ar hopes aud wishes to
reach the air-drawn circle, OR TO "descry new
lands, rivers aud mopniainA slreachiug far be-
yond it; our feelings carFied out IF themselves
lose their gIessness ard their lsN,sare Iarehed,
expanded, melt into soitness and brighten into
beauty, turning 10 ethereal mould, sky-tinc-
4ured" We drink the air-befOIe us, and bor-
Iow . naere .re6ued existence from objects that
hover on the Brink Of nothing. Where the
landscape fades IRON the dull sight, we gil the
thin, viexless space With shapes of unknown
good, and tinge the lazy prospect with hopes
and aud wishes and more Charming fears.
----- sVs-------------- --------
Evil imaginations are voluntarily entertained.
have LoTight TO hang vile pictures around
the chamber OF ny brain. Not even in thought
have / a right 10 indulge in forbidden pleasures.
All such induIgences debase tie mind, pollute
ii, prepare Us to realiZe IN or couduct the
wicked imagination or conception. For ore
such pictures, such impressions upon the tab
lets of the soul ever effaced? Moral chemistry
has no neutralizsrs fhaE Wholly extract The
stain. No graver's tool can ever wholly alb
rade If; for il is like the image upon the shield
Of Phidas, grayen 50 deep that whatever would
remove it would annihilate the soul ITSELF Il
may be coveaaa and thaa hiaden frnmthl
common eye, bat are-aEsrt siH detect and an
xVe it, Horace Msnn o.. --. b.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-16

FArRIo?yc FAnu.v a widow lady named
Chase, rceidin- in ! pb'irn, Geauga county, has
-four sons ali she llsi4--sei viFg their country
in the srny. with her entire c0useat. Two
are in the .rconl Olio Cavalry oos ia the
Seventh Rs-yiment 8,IS sac Ia Earuett's Ar
tiI,ry. The eldest is went y-foHr yrars of age.
the youugest Lnt s-vcateen. Tho patriotism
OF tho family eannol be dvab;ed.- COiu'a6ass
youradI.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-16

FELnrs - lady who had been troubled
some time with i,lo:, on her finger. gives a
simple medy from which she experienced
great relief, and which enabled her to Cb1ain
sleep fur the srst time in Tany sights. Il
sas is cqt hulr ia "a lem"n. and wear it On
the finger like : tbim5!e--,he 'e.on being easel
in the fIu.t.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-16

LIZA BEANS EARLY.--To securn an early
crop Of this d,l:cjous but laie maluring s,ct.l,
cut numerous hiis Of sod 2Ls or 3 inches
square. Set them above good bel Of manure
in Lct bed. ard plant bcan. eye down in
each; cover with soil 10 the depth Of an inch.
Transplant theln in May lifting The sods with
ont brenking Them, aug ppt two or thrtc TO a
pole in u yarn aiieltcrcd spot. Pinch of the
Top Of the vine when abnut five feet high to
-till furihr promote early maturity.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-16

FoE SroFPING LEAKS IN Roers.---''Tuke four
potnd$ rosin, nne pint linsecd oil and cue ounce
red 81. simmer ttg,ther, and apply while
hot" He have no doubt il is 81 excellent re-
ceipe, and the cciqeht may be g.'pliad 70 other
purposes Of similar rharae er.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-16

We advise all in need, TO buy MATTHEWS,
VENETIAN HAIR DYE, the bsst 10 uso.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-16

WASH FOR FnuIr TKxts.--I'ut paiIrul Of
wafer in a Tub, and stir in three quarts fresh
COW manure, one quart sofl soap. two quarts
siftcd wood ashes, and add urine enough to
make the mixture af the confistSiG1e Of white
wash. Apply this to the trunks and limbs Of the
trces early in jung, with an old broom. The
manure and ashes avs9 coaling which zach
rain gradually removes, lsaving clean glossy
baIk, and also carrying fertility into the soil.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-16

GooD lloNE MADE YEAST.--Mrs Jane f.
Foore, of Onondago county. y. Y. writes 20
The American Agrieullurisl thus:
u very nice yeast is made as f,inws: Peal
and bnil twelve potatoes; p,nr ,ff the water.
and jam fine. With ready boiling water from
the tea kettle, scad two quarts Of sihpd ilonr
in pau, making it abogt the consistency Of
thick paste. Add oonful Of ginger, a
tablespoonful of salt, and the potatoes before
prepared, heating the whole well taguIhpr.-
When cool. add four yeast cakes. previously
dissolved iu warm water or teacupul Of hop
yeast. The ubuye quantity will do ior q *
ing" of three loaves, four times, by keeping in
cool place. It has this advantage over the
usual prescriptions Tor potntoe yeast, @hi'ean-
swcring about AS cell. viz; that it does uSt peed
to be made on every baking day.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-16
IArmy CerEe EponecnOc Of sAs Ielawace Gaz, tel
From the goth Regiment
CAMP sulLou, TExN. May l. 1852

CAMP Su1LoH, TEEE. May l, 1862.
EDITToR OF THE GAzkTrE-Availing myself
Of an opportunity TO drop few lines to be
seLt by hSnH. hastily throw few thoughts
together. Our information in camp is very
limited and il surprises US not little when we
see in the Ciieinpaui Inpers ssateaaeHis con-
cerning the army Of which We lad not a. y
idea. One thing We aIe certain Of, that three
DAYS ago magnificent army was encamprd
around here, but fer The past Two days they
have been moving in a Souiheriy direction.
On Monday our Brigade went out TO Purdy
TO rout some conicderates from that place
They were few in number ana quickly fed on
cur approuch. The weather has been unfa-
vorable for the last two weeks for moving our
utiIlery or baggage. But en-. weather begins
to come once more ard with it tie Advance
on Corinth.n How beautiful it is to see the
troops, regiment sitter regiment, ,6liag past, all
converging TO one common centre. Corinth
must fall when the InvincibIe army of the
WtEt surg ounds tbis for,orn hope OF Beauregard
ard Price. Old Delaware County is vel rep
resented in the army Of the Tennessee. The
18th U. S. regulars are here, then the Ash,
26lh and Goth Ohio Regiment make five CON-
panics OF Delaware boys, who are here. Con-
.sidering the exposure, bad weather and all 9th
or Disadvantages, our men keep in good heart.
This part Of Tennessee is by no means IN
pleasant if the frequent rains did net make such
duck pond Of it. Most of the boys can sec
nothing enticing about such a couniFy,but this
comes from their being prciudiced in favor Of
home Home how much IS expressed in these
four letters. Tie rick soldier sighs for home,
the b. al,by say 'if COrinth is taken We will
soon get homc.7 How it cheers the heart to
hear from home friend ! at home. You should
see &he soldier open his letters, you should mark
his countenapce While perusins il, to know how
be values home,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-16
iiHome is q ci-ciing atmosphere
Investing ali the heart hplGs dear ~

But iu an other hour or by o'clock our
regiment shall be on its way to Cornith. As
the Surgeon thinks Of taking me along. must
be in readiness. The men are ordered three
DAYS ralions and zee rounds of AMMUNITION in
addition TO what they already have. in the
midst of all this preparation it is amusing to
ses ualeteers scolding and holIering to their
six mule teams, the Artillery going past on
double quick, the cavalry riding in every di-
rection and long strings Of baggage moving
after their respective divisions. Military
life has it's charms as well as its fatigues., AT
night when the blazing Gre shines before every
tent the joke and jest may yet be heard and
the merry laugh rises amid tie gloom of
n,urky skies as though the soldier scorned toll
or danger. have often thought Of the lines
el Scout fs.ass- 80 .srsa.ss T. .-.ssa1 .. -. ...i
ozark trora yun atataly camp what laughtor rings
Nnrl,ng Wild rnlYtE with ware stern unstFea, %
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-05-16
NO. Z.
Domestic Economy.

SIMPLE CFaE FOR CRouP.-1'he following is
simple remedy for this dangerous disease
Those who have passed nights OF agony at the
bedside Of logcd children will treasure Il up
Us valuable peice OF Information: IF child
is taken with Group apply cold water, if posi-
ble-suddcnly ard freely 10 the neck and chest
with n sponge. The bre~thing will Instantly
be rell:yel Soon as possible let the suh rer
drink aS much US it can. then wipe it dry. coy
er it'p warm, and soon quiet slumber will
relievs ths parents anxiety, and lead the
heart in thankfulneSs 10 the Power which has
given TO the pure, gushing fountain such medi-
cul qualities
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-21

SsEAIED PROPOSALS
- WIN be received by the undersigned until Tuesday,
July e. at IL O'Clock NJ for the erection of small brick
building ut the New YORK Arsenal Governors Innd where
the plan specification aud samples materials seem
and further inform alton Obtained.
r. H. IL. WHITLEY, Ma ior OF Ordnance.
NEW YonH arsenal July IA, lsCe
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WINES AND LiaUORs.

ATOTICE.-I HAVE THIS DAY APPOINTED W. J.
IN Howell No. 10 Houston street and 81 Boe&lnan street.,
city Of New York. soeagcat FOR my Pale Ale All orders
get address will 81 promptly attended Tue public
cautioned against designing persons, who
sureptuously ohtaned my casks hhna them with
an ale o inferior quality ami venung tho
acnrc viii guarantee none genuine unless purchased or
w T. Howell sole sgent FOR New York.
PHILADELPHIA, Apru IL, 1851 WIN. o. NbnMAN
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1 ST REGIMENT, NATIONAL VOLUNTEERS.
J. RICkE IFS WANTED
for tho above rigmcnt, forming under Colonel
Quincy an experien G officer OF high standing
The Inducements for cuttting large, being
OF SS Si3 being paid the mastering III tho
company and 500 of the bounty paid the
regiment into the Lnitod states service; So extra
bountg q offered TO every recruit
PaF and rRtions enlistment. Uniforms
nishtd Immediately.
Recruiting Office 203 William ftree OF Frankfort.
Headquarters Of the regiment, al Broadway.
InOp-poN'T WAIT TO BE DRAFTED hut JOIN
W. the c2d, Coonel Van Buren, now At warrcnton,
VA, under 6unelal sgel. Bounty paid as mus.
telcd Apply Captain j. WOODRUFF LEWIS, 4SO
Broadway
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ExPREssEs.

4 BURNHAM's FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACK.
"a Ing establishment, III West Eleventh street, between
Fifth aud sixth avenues. Furniture boxed AMI shimed
ali parts the world Covered wagons for removing ffnl.
ture 20 and from tha country. Storage for furniture
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spoRTIN G.

BALE-A SPLENDID IMPORTED LONDON
J Damascus tw Il double harrced Gun VIII be
20. Apply p the Com missioner Of Deeds " Mas.
room NO. Q.
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NEW PUnL.ICATIONs.

THE MARRIAGE GUIDE, or NATURAL HISTORY OF
Genefation-A private instruct y for married PERSONS
th marry, hot male and female by Frederick
Iioek. NJ D., author lecturer the Physiology and
Diseases the oeneratve Organs with numerous
tugs and cOoTed plates, 2th euiion, much enlarged aud
mpl9yec and brought down 70 he present day. Price ~
by mail postage paid receipt " the price. 4. w
slKO SO pnbishcf gs Nassau street. Y For sale by al
b1nh y Hers and newSdeaers in the United States and
Also four uhtr works by the author. Send
fo analogue The oby correct works Of the kind pub.
lshcd.--M edical Joutna
rTUE MARRIAGE GUIDE-BY DIR. 4. ITOLLrCK, THE
/ wel Enuwn author sad lecturer. 20lh edition. with
p9aied aos and wood cuts Ii adapted Tor popular ESQ,
containing everything anatomical, phys0lo- cal and modi-
e lains 70 MARI age, IN perfectly moral and anoblec
though strictly scientific. Every adult should
II a4 II ere no other book Ike u IN print Price 81,
uf which IL win be sent free, by post to any address Di-
Dr Hosks ey oles Is No. 900 broadway. Hours, " vi
O'Clock d0ly, except Sunday
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|ICIAL TEErtI-DR DURKiNs CONTINUES
xtrac tecth in two seconds, Without pam, by tho
|numblng fluid. No extra charge for temporary sets,
hing Chemically pure ether and chloroaoru.
Dir. DJRkIN, 5T3 Canal street.
D. CERTIFICATES.-HAvI HAD THREE
g teeth extraeted, without pain b. Dr. y. JAY
rs, 1866 Grand street, two blocks from Broadway,
Insert this as retom nendation 20 those suffering
.hache. Mrs. CONNOG, 1873 East Twcny-ifth ".
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RMY SUPpLIEs-OFFICE OF ARMY CLOTHING
N and Eqnpage, New York, July 10, 1852.
Sealed proposals will bo received at tits Office, until IL
o'clock Friday, the Sh OF August next for delivery
y contract at the depot OF Army Clothing and Lquago
this city,
A,o0O Uniform Hats,
10000 pairs Boots,
10000 pairs stockings,
2u,0N Haversacks,
SAMPLES and of which be appiica
tnn an ths Office OF The Uniform Hats lTayersaeks
one third the quantity contracted for must be delivered
within twenty DAYS one.third within forty days and he
remainder within sixty DAYS from the date OF acceptance
the proposals OF the Boots and Stock ngs enehtd nis
IL delivered within thirty days, one-thirl within siAy
an the remainder within ninety days Of acceptan 81 bd
All articles Will be subject 10 inspection by inspectors
appointed on the part OF the United States.
Proposals must be accompanied by proper guaranty set
ting forth that " the Is awarle TO the party
toned therein he will proceed 10 execute he
and give bonds for the faithful performances OF the
The United states reserves tho right 20 reject all LIS
deemed unreasonable.
Proposals. VIII be endorsed Proposals FOR furnishing
Army Supplies for 9Th AUGUST and addressed to
Lieut.. Col. ID. IL. YlNT0N,
Deputy Quartermaster General,
United States Army.
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>>cr~~<s~-~~-->~~S~-
wv Entrances on Broadway and Thirteenth street.
,hs In Of the sPsh Of The
$50. q ,ASD coMpLis ENfARY BENEFIT -.
rendered by the company orchestra. ballet troupe, nach
n'''' as e. A aSd a MRs gsGer FoagscE
ana me entire affair conducted under the auspices or the
0S~Ps as @ xigssi I
dss and gentlemen Of the company
NJ, kOPPITZ for the orchestra.
AT. HENRY BEECkOFT for tie machinists.
nar. lanes TiMAoNEf for the property and stage de-
H. H. l. haEDoE 3, for the scenic artists
Mr.. AND llSHS Mrs. Sfs ar BARsEY WILLIAMS,
IRISH BOY AND YANKEE GIRL.
navng 40 e Anaest manner volunteered their services
lMo or THEIR sAvoRITE PIECES.
80 Mss. GEO '. BROWNE,
will also appear In her celebra lance
MONDAY EyEklNli JULY q.
l. GRAND IRISH r AND 4ASkaE oyRRruRR-Bx
Eopptz's superb orchestra.
ran Tx tno s Il.
OF TIN MOORE witt song and aance The entire comedy
fhs e;sSrs,si dance, La zIScAssELLA. by the dis.
-'14'' MRS. GEO. r. BROWNE.
POT POuRKI Of polalar airs. ~ orsnesra. kopps1.
Is The screaming Yankee piece. called YANKEE COURT
In which Mrs Hs Ely S sGulf. sis''
called S dpPia 4 TIA At tsiLEs ''ns.
1NoN' : "l Mr., BARSEY WILLIAMS; 49, -.
Ths whole conclude r.h the dashns prsssan p'sos
- Mis-. w. J.. FLORENCE, ssll5-, -.
VIII personate SIX different Characters with several song
FLORENCE in .lesps irish ~: yoro ~
be continued having met with ovelwhe ming success
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TOPPING, AUCTTONEER.
AUNTICN NOTICE.
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE or
ROOT AND. SHOES, a

On Tuesday July 81 a. II o'c'ock
rs o. 6S9s s o o. e s new ay aa ses and
ing OF cases u heayy iap cole. quilted, wet aud pump
Mems, Boys AMI Youths Kip, Grain, Wax and Buff
Mems, Boys and Youths Brosans Oxford Ties
Women aud Misses Kid, Goat, Calf and Lasting
yho.c embracing a variety wen WORTHY the attention
ALSO
'ds, con ting o. Oinths uassimeres, Docskns. Sat-
mite ana cray mixed Woollen shirts sud Drawers,
sc, ready maize Clotniag, Embroideries, black and
silks, K kelye;s, s.stines &C.
pyues AID samples rraGy carly on the morning Of
WILLIAM TOPPING Co. Au,tioneers,
Nos and II Park place, and Murray street
b. LLOYD. AuCrloNEER-J. q. CoDMUs WILL
|ny the entse Furniture of hotel, issting in part
Or aud Drawing Room suits, in velvet and reps;
and wasSsadi canirc and Car TsSea, Hotel
airs, Hair Mattresses, Pa,iasses, Feather Holsters
ows, Brus,e AMI Three Ply Carpets. Chandeliers
ckeis. Pier and Mauiel Mirrors, so sale positive,
becon!inued untl tue entire lot p disposed OF.
and no keepefs arc invited 70 attend. talog nes
I'D at tue oee o. the aucioncef, III Nassau street,
ious TO sac.
Writer'S. AUCTroNEER-WILL SELL THIS
y, al o'clock AZ 81 Canal street chat oil mortgage
apSsiig, rares.pIy j & ~ and e,is; Carpets, oiI
iahu Bcns, u uUius, ahie ana B3l Linen, ward
,ufeaus Washsttngs, China, Glass, &C, the whole
fine assortment Tor faniLe mud others co<nmenc.
ckcepine; stove, Tin, Wool Ware, &c.
". HoLLTNGSHEAD, AuCTroNEER.-C3J CASES
OTIS shoes, biuS4is aud Caters, AZ auction, Tues
~ NJ lOa o'clock at the store OF j i. Whitehouse,
ourtlandt street, comprising general assor ment OF
beet from manufacturers. Catalogues ready the
OF sale.
wITTERS WILL SELL ON WEDNESDAY THE
ut 10h O'Clock, all the Furniture IN lhe hotel or
house No i2i chamh street, comprising fuli
nt vi forty rooms, furnished hast April, viz Par.
large Mirrors, fapestrs Carpets, Ocloihs, Desks,
e, BedG Bedding, Bnieaus, China, Glass, Silver
itlery; Dining Room AID Kitchen Furniture; also
INT Furniture and FiAtires. sale positive.
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STEAMBOATS,.

~~nnvfct IrSE-FoR boston,, NEW LoNnQNs
N Nnr,sh and Worcester-Thc Splendid steamers ClIv
~ RaSToS ana CITY or NEW YORK have every day
rertedJ Al o'cl5ck non l0ri Il Ncstry stree
rtcr 30 kuf,h river. - 4. M.NNiAN, @NeonN
!. on ALBANy.-TrE srEAMBQAr DANIEL DREW I.
aud Intermediate ianl MS rehing shlftieth stisgts
os iey st.sc pler ~ A. AZ. NJ B-tIudson Rver Rail-
an Ugkets will Oc received on 5oarJ
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CTANToN LEGION, ELEVENTH REGIMENT NEW
- YORK State Volunteers Colonel VIM. III. Alien.-Come
a your contiya call and rally the rst reg
nent ready under the can Recruits recruits. Want
- good able bodied to complete Company ID OF
this regiment which win PROBABLY leave for the seat
during tbs next three weeks This command organized
according the regulations of the regu army Fifty
dollars bounty from the Sac mustered In. Pro-
motions the rank Of lieutenant made nom the rank and
lc. Tits rule viii be strictly adhered 70 by the Colonel
while tie regimen IL in the ned. II VIII Ne remembered
that Colonel Allen raised the First regiment N. r. ",
before chnona and the evidence Of the treatment Of
while in Nnland Is sufficient guarantee enlist
In Pay from sfS 20 S23 per months one mont spay
a. advance when the Is mustered In also 81 when
til regiment mustered in and BIO at the pration Of the
Relief tickets worth from 81 90 to So Ier week fur
nished inmed families. Good rauns, clothing aud
uniforms isaled at once. Quarters IT Camp Now poTp
Staten Island Apply to Lieutenant G. FOWLER BREN.
MEN az and 545 Broadway.
I ST REGIMENT NATIONAL VOLUNTEERS, COLONEL
GuRSEt, officer OF AGILITY and eNperience.f oun-
for Company A. Uniforms, iatons anl quar-
furnished Immediately signing III roll For bounty
pay and relief tickets, inquire the oce Az seventh
nue., corner OF Thrty-nfth street. Il. ). HENRY,
DN Captain Company A.
Il. DoNtLpsos, First Lloutenant
N. B.-Reginenal Headquarters, Mozart Hall, sli Broad
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A SUBSTITUTE wANTED--To SERVE FOR FOUR
N weeks IA The 81 venh Regiment ~ Baltimore, IN
OF neber ,nsiness requires his lie
Appl al ~ Duane sree between ~ and y ococ Moa-
ua5 morning.
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\ 4. ROTH, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS DAY
IA: Monday), July n At lo, O'Clock the eegat House
Yves. Eighth stree. ys.wern Fifth and SIKH avenues
Insisting VI handsome Velvet and Brussels Oarpea, elegant
aior Furniture in SUITS covered In rich brocate and reps
and Mante Mirrors Etsgeres marble top Tables Lace
.lture, dc. NAs95 Y eH N#& t
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ATko 1853 BowERY.--II. RosENTHNt. HAVING 4
~ great desire to purchase large quanuty ~ Of
Wearing Apparel FURNITURE Carpets Jcwcry a., by call
np Oh or ADDRESSING ladies' ard gentlemen obtain th
utmost va III for each article Ladies attended 10 by Mrs
Roscnthal Please remember and try 3b5 Bowery opposite
Great Jones street
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DUBLIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND PROPERTY
Il holders IN 81 urging the ate extension OF
the Eighth Avenue Railroad 70 Ehtysecord atrcet tho
~ Eightn Atpuue, AID running Eght
nue. csrs 10 IIarlcu will Elm Park Hotel on Nom
,ay Jaly 81 ~ ocoek l.. NJ let all Attciid order
Thos Manson f. BcnheneI Geo conrad. James Speyur,
John 4. Faalisou, Committee VI Arrangcn.ents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-21

4 THE OLDEST STAND, IA SEVENTH AVENUE
~ ELEkEfS pualpntees ~ ray the following prizes
for ladies' gents Wearing Apparvi-From 50 20 so Tor
SIR Dresses s. TO Sj Coats ana fro 81 81 Tor
Pants Also Carpets Jewrlry, Sc note By ost pun ~
ally attended, by EZE kIELS, ia seventh aycaue. La
dies attended TO BY Mrs. Il.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-21

1.-THE SONS or ORANGE AND SULLIVAN COUNTIES
Arc invited to JOIN tho c7cua Vi Goshen Ia The cctHfa
eighty. hi anniversary Mrisi.k
on TUESDAY, the 2ea inst on wh IL the n
meut erteied TO the memory az a heroes who lell IN that
battle VIII be cdcetti r. .dlsion q ba outainnd
nt the Erie railroad ohcs fraa lcstssH osoc A. NJ
Badges VIII 90 provided Tor tic Nnuth rf No
~. Is, HALSrFD, Secretary.