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nILITARY NOTTCEe.

Military NOTTUEe.
1xApQs AsTH kE0. va vOLs.,I
Near Rioanoaz. x. ~ aais IS. isi;..
SRnO1AL ORDER No.
All omcsrs. non oom m Iss,on,a omc.r. and
privAtes. not on parole. belonging TO This
.. camp wise, nsar R, s my
fnsy VIII p considered a. desertsra.
Uoi. J. n. R1oaARpsor.
y,. OommAnding. :,
NH N-2.s "''"
WAR DE r ARTMENTD
Ao''r AID lHs.'E 0s.. . Ov1IoA.
vx,c. hlcnmond, March Is, 1854
sSsAL oxDAas. No. Il.
,sn.ral ROBERT e. LEE Il assigned 10
oosy 81 Ne seat OF Government; and mp, :
tne oitScuon OF the President 10 CHARGED
s ~itn me conduct Of military operations In
the armies OF the Confederacy.
~ c'dr Of the Secretary Of War
n !S.sn;ss Il Asy. ana & i ;SS9F a.s'h:
A tt E n ON
en- authorised 70 receive twenty abls.b bodied
\ ZEN -! = az np company N Ne Ir'. a.sn:n'
msdiass,y Win receive go bounty aud eio,hina
for elk months.
Men desiring 70 enlist In this popular brsnsA oil
the service. must do 70 within ten days.
Arms already secured. and oomma"dsd By on
Gers who have been in service from the comnsues
''''' OK '' axo. H T. EARNEST. 1..u..,
Sts6 Stables. Capitol sreet.
Ration, according to Confederate States Army
Regulations provided for volunteers.
NIB N-Vss Col. W b. FrrzaERAID.
M AURUDER LIGHT ARTILLERY.
ths Secretary Of War, and
commanded by Cmoers
Of General Magrnder's Stan.
Battery Of Rided pieces and HowitIers, with
the best 60 uipments already secured.
go Bounty. and Transportation furnished
At once.
This BATTERY, which will for tho pres
ent b. stationed on the Peninsula, needs q few
more RECRU TS 70 complete Its organise ton;
and - extraordinary Inducements are pre-.
eented By this con- pany to those desirous OF
enlistiug in Light ARTILLERY, (the most pcpu.
lar arm Of the service,) immediate applica.
ton should ba made to
STEPHEN D. YANUEY.
No. 7 Wall ct under st. Charles Hotel.
Or to LIEUT.. T. J. PAGE,
ddQrs. Army OF Peninsula, Yorktown.
NH N-S.~
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aas - n T h D.
W BY yoUrg man
ia parolsd prisoner Of war; q situation a.
teacher in some Academy OF School; has
been thoroughly q alified az a Virginia Col.
jeEs to leach Latin, Creek, French, and
mathematics. ian teach military tactics, If
required. Bsst references given. Address
"fE1LAF DER" columbia, Fluvanna coun-
~, Va. NH IA d2tncw2wA
4 1TrNrION, MILITE@ MEN Ali Per.
"A sons who have not reported Themselves,
who are liable TO militia duty, and who fail
to report themselves tn their respective reGf
mem he ls.h and l7stn-now at camp Lee,
By il O'CLOCK the IL inst are hereby mott.
fed mat they will be sen, Tor, arrested, and
broush. into camp.
THOS J.EVANS,
Coiops! lo.h Reg melt
ROB'T r. MORRIS,
NH iS..tt* Colonel 179.h Regiment
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A TTENrION, ARTILLERY
n THIRTY RECRUITS
WANTED.
We a.s authorised BY the Gov-rncr to rsiss a
Company Of Artillery. Apply to Oolenol s T.
BAYLY. at tie efice Ct asy,y T. White, Rich
mocd; Dol. WE H. WIAN. Ashlana. and to Ser.
geant J. A. WILLIAMS, Recruiting officer,
Chesterfield. We have auskosity to enlist militia.
men until they ara mustered into actual scr vice.
8AM'L r. BAYLY,
Capt Go. "A" 2o.n Reg't Va. VIOLA.
WIN b. WYNN,
NH "a ST. Ou. 10th Ratt Va Militia
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WV ANTED-RECRUITs FORsHEAVY Ar.
w TiLLERY-JAABS RiVAR MUST BE
DEFENDhD. - Maj WIN. kALLANi Of Glare
mont, hsvtDg been Au hoiir ID BY the Secretary OF
Wer 10 raise Q battalion of Heavy Artillery fos
the d'fercJ Of Jsmes river, recruits wanted 70
tli Up the ba,3slisn. FQuirments aee furnished
ard q be uaty Of $50 ' 81 be psid to each man On
sairv toso 'er vice. For Information, sppiy q, Il.
JoSEs's, On Gary street.
TAOS BLAKE,
mb 'S-3es Rec-uitfns Officer.
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e. y u T II L r N
= BUTTON MANUFAOToD9
ROW YER LETASSEUR,
INV OSLRAls AHp HlrHQAHA

AxCAX02D,
The attention Of the public Il respectfully
81 lici.ed to the stock Of Southern made BUT.
| TONS Of Messrs. R0wYEE LsvAssBua.
good, workman-liEe manner, equal to those
Of any foreign msuufaeture. They consist Of
STAFF BUTTONS. for General Cmeexs.
Omcers Of TIA General sta6. and Aids
ENGINEEks' BUTTONS. 70. Omcsrs Of
the Corps Of Engineers.
BUTTONS for Odicers and enlisted msa oE
Artillery, Infantry. Rifsmsn. and Oa-
oosTE6;ERArE NAVAL BUTTONS. Of
ali sizes and designs.
BUTTONS for the Stat aud enlisted men
Of Virginia and varic6s other states.
The above Buttons are Of large and small
SIG. :, and are the Confederate Button In every
sense of the word, made precisely after The
style adopted by. The Confederate Govern.
ment, exact according to the designs. In Sit
shape and size, to the highest degree Of pr
lection.
, Cur mandatory Ia In the city Of New Or
lsan-, No. lso Charters street: Mr.. u. ROWS
conducting the man ufacturinG depal tment
in that city, aud mir. II. LsvAss1uR attondi1e
whom all orders from this oi:y and STATE, the
States OF North carolina, south Carolina,
and Georgia, must DO sent. Our prices are g
moderate as existing circums tances will a.
nit Orders from distance will be promptly
attended TO.
Our terms are exclusively CASE, ON delivery.
All orders from distance m 0st BE- accom-.
panied with money, otherwise they will not
De filled.
Those in wact Of such goods viii do veil 70
apply Immediately, a. the facilities Of trans
portarion are attended with considerable de-
lay. ana II frequently occurs that We are
almost entirely GU. OF some glasses Of but
tons.
Call and examine our stock, at John r. A.
lens tobacco factory. on Tobacco Alley. b.
tween 18th and 18th and Main aud Prankiin
cts in rear OF Mitchell & TyieT's JsWulYy
Store.
NH l0-l2ts RuWYER YEyAaaRrru
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IIOR SALE-A ncs young Kosssin
STALLION
nve yssrs old this spstnG. Ne draws Ansiy n
harness and 10 really ~ gsotae ~ dce. Hs n.y
% saon st the stable al
y. q LlPSCO1U,
On -, b. Broad AID Nssahsl sss.
NH 3
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FUTURE DAYS.


THE BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT
known as"sH Err WOOD. CA the Br coke
,farnpibe, Il miIes North II the ciy, All
ADJ. TION.-W vii, sell. upon the premises.
on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day OF March !,
commencing 1T n O'Clock p ID the heeuu.
ful country eeat located al shove, adJniDin
the residence Of mr. u. J. Msrt weth ~, ana
contains Is acres. Tho land II highly I'm
proved; from t. on the Brooke Turnpike a. d
the road iesding to the new Fair Grounds,
and 10 well wstered.
The improvements consist OF TWO framed
TEHEMENJe, with the usual out buildings.
all of which are In good repair, together with
several wells OF excellent water The neigh.
Dor hood IL unexceptiouahls.
TKkns will b. n ade - sui. the views OF
bidders. ana Will be anuOurcsd on the day
If eAle.
NIB IS JAS; NJ. TAILOR 3 SON. aus.s.
NALuABLB BUILDIn g LOT, On TIE
SOUTH SIOE OF BROAD, BE
SITE To Trinity CHURCH. AT ACC-
TUESDAY,, he 18TH day OF March, coM :
mencing at A O'Clock p NJ, the beautiful
building LOT on the Soath side Of bread,
between 3Oth and 2ist streets, and nearly or.
pcsits to Trinity Church.
1t fronts 81 feet and runs b6Sk l6o feat.
This Is regular lot OF unusual depth, and
has . large city culvert 10 or near Il.
TEpNs-One.third caAh; tbs balance at
and IL months, for nego table notes, with In
tsrest added, and secured by trust deed.
The taxes for 1893 TO 10 paid by the pnrch aser.
JAS. N. TAYLOR 4 SJH,
NH Is AuctioCeere.
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NEW FIRN.-Havag puseh ed INA iasnSsa
OF my lac partper Ia he stock Of Basdwsxs, Cat
Lry, DC, belonging u he Arm OF ". g. q.
DoKSAE the business vii Ia future ~ ea.,,dnsssss
.; tbs .sIns stan. IN my own dAn:s.
Havins recently made eoxiitexsbls s&.diticus ~
'hs sioes, Ard Intending to Uss every sHas. -
keep 9, hsnd fuu snppis of Iii .ks srsacss 70 ne
Hardware line rss,sc tisl;Y solicit = eoGstnuanss
Of tho favo,s bssta wei fc~ 10 many ears on R5
predecessors. WA. b. II ,NHAE,
Iron BaisiiGS. 0oveTpof sUess.
Richmond Va March lsl. Is0a nh A-lw~
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"A PARKER'S LIGHT ARTILLERY
The NJ smb of thi3 comm and will assem-.
DAY) evening, at u O'Clock, for the purpose
Of eiectnG Officers and transactlng other i'm.
portant business.
The company already numbers upwards OF
more, provided they are CT the right sort -
The panv expects to b mustered iato the
service for the war on Saturday. and Will, 90
into camp at the Fair Grounds on Monday
next. NH l4-lt
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AMUsRM ENX,S.

AMEJSR "a EHX,S.
nIOHEOED VARIETIES
II, THIS EVENING, March ;4tb, 1852,
First time this season Of 6hakspearss great Ira
ssdy Of RICHARD III.
Dance. Miss NJ. Psrtington.
Song Miss Leu. Clyde.
To conclude with tho isughsbie Farce of
PADDY MlLEHS BOY.
HD. Zee Programme NH i4-N
4 'aRAED BALL will % givso At the
~ CITY ARMS HALL,
On y ali street, bstweens Main and Franklin
THU1SDAY EVENING. MARCH u, lE6a,
Tor the benefit Of Mira WILSON.
~ TlekstR o.
T. WALKER,
NH l2-2ts n. HAYES.
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EkJ AhTED-A practical Farmer, from Mary.
w land exempt By sse from military duty,
viii take charge OF Fam IL Virgins, II a req
ssnabie In ucemsnt be offered. Address ~ " at
this office NH l4--Sts
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l0-l2.s RUWYER l. LEvA9NBUR.

NOTICE Tho &. Ash Ct Ioy brother. NJ. 0sD.
IN w. DonuAr In Deem lAAs, dlSsoivse IL 1f0
Of ". y. L. q. DOMAIN this dap. Aay psesna
having claims giiGst the nrm win please prssens
them - once 'or psymsnt; and those irdebts1 aso
earnestly requested to Como forward And EAko
setusEe,t "a de- Ire TO e'oss The business Wtih
- Little delay e. possible
WV. g. D0NNAI.
Surviving paesaA.
RichmorA Aarrh la.
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HDQ'Rs ORuTcBHIHLD LIGHT ARrILLKRY,}
March l3sb, n8s.
A CTENT1ON, VOLUNTEERSi
~ BATTERY SEUU BED.
Tine underslsned, having secured q splendid
BATTERY Of neld. pieces, have authority TO raise
a company Of Light Artillery, to be nus .eled in
the Provisional Army of Virginia for the war, and
have received sutoofi from the Governor 10 re
cruit volunteers from tbs MILITIA, 10 fill the
ranks Of the Cru,c field Light Artillery. The CEN
pany viii be mu- tered IN - soon a. q Sufficient
number Of volu ateers have been received. A hne
opportunity now preeents II elf TO those who do
not wish 10 90 Dilitiausn, 70 ecrol thsmselvss
a. volunteers. No suostitutes received.
Apply atths cfies of the Old Dominion Iniur
anee Comps ny under tia St. Charles Hotel.
STAPLETON CRUTCHFIELD,
ORAA. r. WORKMAN.
NH l3-ts IN
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4 TrENTION. OTEY BATTERY.

4 TrENTION. OTEY BATTERY.
Glset PRONG pity at 10 O'Clock THIS MORN
ING. (Friday) at the store OF johnson,
Younger 4 OBEY, for election Of officers
and other important business. A few more
good men will be received at this NEE tiG Z.
Persons liable to miitis dGty can join this
company and be exemrt. NH H-lt*
TUHNSON'B LIGHT ARTILLEKY,
81 ATTENTION
All recruits and substitutes not at Camp
Lee, will report thsmselv YES this morning at
the OH ,e Of johnson & Gnigon, Wing Build
ing. Those failing to report will have file
OF men sent after them. NH lA..ltH
THE H1dH1ST RKITE;
Wanted, Substitute for the War, for
which a very high price will be paid. Apply
this morning At No. 60 Main street any time
be for Q 10 o'clock. NH l4lt
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w MORE RECRUITS-
Fifty dollars bounty.
One hundred more men wanted tor the Pur.
cell Battery. Come at once nd enroll your
names.
RzsDszvots-l0th street, next door to Craw.
ford's Saloon
r. LINDSEY WALKER,
mi lA-l0tt (Isvfaip (yovp y pdtn~
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By eoDDIN &lPp4RsoN, lre,..

DBAUTTuL BUlLpIsa LOT, on THE
ID WEST LINE OF 5TH. BET " ZEN LEIHH
AND DUAL STRNkTS. FOR SALE AT AUO
TON VIII bs sold At auction M the psemises
on SATURDAY sftsrIoon, the - h March, 1852,
at Al O'Clock p. A.. b. su:iful Lot. No =, located
% above fronting 30 feet. running back \. feet
ga al Alley. and nearly opposite tho Lutheran
Church
TRRMs.-Cue third cash bsfeno5 ct and ,e
,aonths for negotiable notes. interest added. S.
cured by trust deed. The taxes for 1855. 20 he
paid by the purchaser.
nh f. 0upDIE EpSON Arc!s
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v LOCATED PRIVATE RESI- DENCE,
ON The NORTH SIDE OF GARY, NEAR
To Ara STREET, FOB 2aLE AT AUG.
TION.-Wil he sold 81 auction on the pre-
m:s,s. on SATURDAY. ,as 22d March, lSs2,
at u clock p M, the exoellent three story
brick TENEMENT located ~ above, now
owned and occupied by G. q. Otey. Esq. The
house has ten rooms, besides ample se1 vants'
rooms, and IL In ths .nosi paTfec. order.
TERMS -Une- third cash balance st six and
twelve months for negotiable notes, iEteres.
added secured By r trust deed, or title e.
tanned until the last uota Is paid. The taxes
and iusur ance for 1882 10 be paid by the pur.
chaser. GOUDlN & APPERSON,
mhl3 AuctioEeers.
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"a. ANlED-A compel MT snd st-sdy NJ AN, to
wv run IN Engine. Also, two helpsrs aeccs.
TONED to wo.k rg In q Foundry. Apply at the u
8. Navy Shop, formerly Ta!botts) corner l7th
and AIRY streets, to A. J. ADDlNGTON.
NH l4-ta
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AMUSE MENTy.


yyALTAcKiS.
W Entrances on Broadway md Thirteenth street
NALttANn
!Ioois open az hall past Comm AZ eight.
Hotcihe temperature OF the house is oslightfuy cool
CROWDED AND FASHIONABLE AUDIENCES.
w aiacAa rs 50 elegant theatre that IL IN pleasure
always TO record rs meried anceessn-N " Tri tune
,,,, PERFORMANCES NIGHTLY VARIED.
THE DASHlNG fLORENCLS IN THEIR SPARKLING
Mrs FLORENCE IN FIVE DIFFERENT CHARACTER
Mr.; FLOAENCE IN THEE DIFFERENT CHARAoTERS.
The entertainment offered
lence combn the successful local piece the
son. beautiful protein introducing Mrs FLORENCE in
three OF her mos. charming impersonations with several
songs and dances and the al asson called my Two
rahers during the evening popular and envenng music
by KOPPiTI'S superb orchestra.
ThlS (FkIDAYl EVENING. JUNE n,
The entertainments Will commence with new overture
orchestra; kopk. CONDUCTOR which the great local
piece, received nightly with peas OF laughter
THE RETURNED VOLUNTEER.
Mr.. Florence, Mr. Daydge Miss MARY Wells and Mrs. Skier
rett in the cast.
Followed by the dashng protean piece by Howard Paul.
OF London entitled
THRICE MARRIED.
Mrs. Florence in three strongly contasIed characters with
songs aud dances.
The whole TO conclude witn
My TWO FATHERS.
Man, the GoodIor Nothing, with new song,
Mrs. ~. J. FLORENCE
Tim Dribbles. an old Ihshman, one Of q, her u,
PERFORMANCES CONCLUDED By HALFPAsf TEN.
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PROPOSALS..

TSROPosAI,s -sEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
ccived at the Kings county Treasurcr,s Office, No Is
Court street Brooklyn until o'clock II NJ or Tuesday.
for furnishing for the ensuing year for the Almshose
beef mutton VEAL pork lamb and lver A6O barrels Of
Sour O pounds fresh fish, 50 COO pounds and pro-
portiopate molasses, Coffee pep.
per- starch oil salt beans, rice, lard goldfish. mactecI
aud pine wood coal Also coal for the poor
tile Eastern and Western Districts Of The city OF BROOKLYN
Information can be had At the oces Of the
D. and at the corner 81 First and South FifthSreets
= No other form w1 b sccep;sd, AT;hSnss june
William Beuo.s' p''~Aa tswen sypsr'neaas~ss 81 The
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nEcRuITs WANTED.

DECRUITs WANTED,
IL FOR Company +, Phoenix sfment
This pnifcent II sh gimcnt aE1ed by COLONEL
CORCORAN should be the grand lying point for all
The Phoenix regiment COreoran 10 ages is the Fourth
the Empire Brigade Br adler General Spin
AMI VIII be commanded by Col. JAMES G. BURKE.
The officers OF this regiment instructed by Colonel
raj Of them served under him during the three
months campaign.
Quarters ratons and clothing furnished as soon as mus
tered in Pay from SIS to S23 MONTH TO from
500 BOUNTY
when discharged from the service One months pay in
advance
Relief tickets will be given to soldiers families.
Recruits will be received at the following paces:-
Dennis Burns Of Nineteenth and First
nue.; Patrick Murphy's, of Second avenue and
Thrysecond street James Burke 81 East
street. VIM Mckeon lao Mulberry and headquar-
tiers OF this company. BE1sNARD Captain.
nj. X. 0KEEFE, FirstLeutenan
u EcRUITS wANTED.-TWENTY-FIyE GOOD MEN
III to I'LL Company A. C0rcoran Zouaves, Third regi-
ment " inoa Eit ade Clothes will be furnished immedi-
atey with GOOD quarters subsistence and relief TO families
rem date OF enrolment $l3 in advance and 500 bounty
LEVY and First lieutenant WM b. PERssE' Rscrultlng
Oce ~ Prince street; to Second Lieutenant WILLIAM
BUTCHER of the Fire Zouaves at the Capitol Ill Jorae-
mon street. rear Of City Hail. Brooklyn. L. r.
DECRUITS wANTED-FOR CAPT. EARLY'S INDIE.
IL pendent Company, for General Spnoa's Brigade.
Capt Early, late in Gen. Fl emons DIVISION
years service in the regular service OF the armies OF Europe
and America He Is commencing to fill his company and
wants few able bodied between the AGES OF IL and 40
years lie also wishes two Leuenants No officer need
the commissioned officers in the same company.
Headquarters, OF James street and New Bowery
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.Ir1Trn sTATRs MARINE CORPS.

TINTED STAIRS MARINE CORPS,
u Wanted for the Unhed States Marine Corps. able
bodied unmarried between the OF IL and 40 years.
than feet inches high and OF good
Soldiers serving this corps perform duty In Navy Yard
and on board vessels Of war. =.
This corps offers superior inducements 70 young men who
arc anxious 10 and the world One
hundred dollars bounty receiving honorable discharge
with certainty of making plenty OF prize money.
Pay from S1J TO SA month. with abundance OF good
eohng board medical when sick furnished
by the government.
Apply rendezvous Is Bowcry the Marine Bar
A. GARLAND, Major Commanding
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THE REBELLION.

nFFICERs NOW RECRUITING COMPANIES IN THIS
~ city elsewhere and who have not at ached
themselves any organization find II TO their interest
call Colonel MARRIOTT GRO T, - head usft RS
regiment H. b. Spinolas Empire brigade, 46j Broad
way Ny.
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nth REGIMENT n. Wv.

nth REGIMENT NJ Wv.
III All soldiers OF this regiment who returned from New
ports News IN May and the wounded Mt Bull run since alb
sent in New York havng received pay will call No.
State street to-day. >. 3. MCFARLAND,
Late Lieutenant Colonel Comma ding
EIcvpnth regiment N. Wv
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cyTiNroy LEGrON-wM n. ALLEN, COMMANDER =
Fifty able bodied men arewanted for Company H. stan
ton Legion. Appicalion can % made to Lieutenant
Baxter street One months pay given in advance Cloth.
ing and subsistence Immediately furnished
80 p r. McTTGHE,
First Lieutenant and Recruiting 0ncer.
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CVANToN LEGION.
COLONEL WIN. H. ALLEN.
ONE MONTHS PAY IN ADVANCE,
after being mustered in the service.
RECRUITS WANTED IMMEDIATELY FOR CO. A.
This company is nearly full AMI hut TO
complete IT, Good ratons quarters and uniforms furnished
mustered into All promotions rank of
lieutenant made from the rank and file.
ONE MONTHS PAY IN ADVANCE.
The evidence OF Colonel Aliens treatment Of his in
the First regiment Is sufficient guarantee persons enlist
In THIS command.
$l0O bounty and relief TO families of all volunteers.
Apply TO W. II. JENNER, Captain Conn any A. Recruit
ing Office 273 Spring street.
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N~..se
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tai tai H s Is#F s :$H $ $ss
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W WIl1 sebs T 1EgrEsT
DY CHARLES GAYLER
IN the course s.pn ta s,l esiorman sn7psou
E E ssSSS$HIsss sSs 44SSSRRBEEEEESssSSss,
In the character OF Prospero viii introduce few entirely
PARTISAN MAGIC.
MISS Hf psSSh ASRnEs2s E!5F ILLUSTRATE
srss sss IS bennett of Miss Emily
'"''s A'' LAST nas Ss NIGHT 81 f TIE TEMPEST
MISS rHoRSE IN < NEW CHARACTER. .
THE LAST GRAND MATINEE
ToMS asGfG A ssbI TaH HEaf As NJ
cured at any time in advance.
On Monday next will be produced. with extraordinary
elaboration sAesfsa' dT nos q Roy.
heien Mresofs G AnsssoOe
Diana Vernon. Miss Emily TIorne
CAST OF IMMENSE STRENGTH.
N ADL0 oaRDEN
Isf% & s's !sIssi
4H5 s5AgHpg vE sAt2SH e
nave REF IN THE CITY,
justly popular ffTs De RTan1sos
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THE STAR o. THE DANCE.
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DAUGHTER Of 81 1 TnE REGIMENT.
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T4f BY sons So 81 as5 sss kindly
inc 'ner''hp NEW y c sssils' s s,,h
composed and produced under the direction OF PautBri
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Ballet. '''''''N
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Fox,s OLD BowERy THEATRE
7 T0nS So S'P d SiSh Es%E HIfA THHArnr
BENEFIT. BENEFIT. BENEFIT.
FRIDAY EVENING. JUNE q.
THE CABIN BOY
RoM s21 HSD JULIET Trs fanhs herring
Romeo Miss Denvil Merutio go. G. W. Clare
'uii0' rocAHoNfAs. Miss Mary Mitchell
pocahontas. Miss Fanny Herring
'"Na'AA' - SAVAGE AND MAIDEN ~" = = if0'
The Maiden Swith danesl Miss Fanny Herring
.at S'" Richard Ill., OF Rl6RsEBAcRs on'p"'"
H Henry a both AIMED ps cap Harry a
Jack Sheppard Silver Miss Fanny erring
Joe Bluesktn Red Belt and the Count. DR. G. X Fox
"a GRAND REOPENING.
W snMETIIa NV SvLY . FOR FEW EVENINGS
SOMETHING NOVEL
PROFESSOR NAPOLEON,
the distinguished European Fakir,
GRAND COMBINATION ENTERTAINMENTS
LUCIEN NAPOLEON, THE EUROPEAN FAKIR,
THE ExCELsIOR EUROPEAN MINSTRELs.
aud
MILF CAMILLE,
ALL IN ONE EVENING.
From the London Tunes
Professor Napoleon last evening, far surpassed the
angune hopes OF his friends and patrons Most
of his eats entirely and very mysterious We
refer readers to his notices in the adysrsng columns
WEDNESDAY, JULY .,
AND FOLLOWING EVENINGS.
Admission 500 Family Circle and Amphheatre % cents
be had at the mucc stores No extra charge for
sewing seats
nc
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ExPREssEs.

A BURNRAE's FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACK.
A ing ks.,, 4. Ill Yves, Eeyssh street between
shipped 10 all pats Of the world Covered wagons for
moving furniture aud from the county, Furniture stored
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CTANTON LEGION,
y COL. WIN. II. ALLEN
Is RECRUITS WANTED
Immediately for Company X In this Legion.
- bounty paid the recruit he is mustered In
$lOO bounty will he paid he IL discharged Pay
from SIS to $23
Enlistment for three during the unless
discharged.
Relief tickets issued 10 the families OF the existing
Promotions made from the rank and file.
6ERGEANfS WANTED-Apply to
Capt. LIE GENDRE,
Corner OF West and Coranh streets, or
al LII Grand sire. I, New York.
First Lieutenant GEO. q. BROTHERTON.
Second Lieutenant HORACE B. THOMPSON.
49, Broadway.
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CHRIsTY'S OPERA HOUSE.
SIS BROADWAY,
Opposite the Metropolitan Hotel.
GEORGE CHRISTYS MINSTRELS
OPEN EVERY EVENING
NEW AND SUPERIOR COMPANY
THE BEST QUARTETTE IN THE CITY
FINEST Observation-Disclosures IN THE PROFESSION.
House newly decorated and commo aioas-perfecy ven.
tiated and cool.
Admitiance Is cents. No half price.
Doors open at Il commence at o'clock.