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A nl.nn- - Pok1tn.-Wllhnm Henry q nort.r

iu n ttoc Cshu, Meen Co. arrested on charge
4 80. az Lou 90 employer Iieco 81 nOhsf iusf
y,4ned a. a. g. Th- made by Ofc"f knue u
tb. Merchants lndep-uden' Police so4 no .gocs were
found d. bic posfe.so ls conos'ed having tNen tAeu,
I'D . A. c.uultt.d quit Of bsit ia the ~ ~
Melee 90. lave their store 90 thoroughly sacned
no., ta q % OH o..Atf sAoIi,Ts OF made tLcvts
10 osrry OF ,,0ds nIcCes.fniiy.
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Byw,nx or PIcKPOCKETs.-Not only at the Post
Office but al pse,s wbele crowds arc .eHSsI looN .-
,c,a.rks, estrdsy Tor Instance PiOL " hi'beS the
a5e .lOcut onGi having business ~ We o''Ohet
wa. sprroArted b. very genilcmsny ApptaIhL pc ~
.vide6y tu.is. Who Gtked him 70 10 Eibd 'noHs 70
guf n there We sl'eI for 81 r John bsfHSt"n lAe
6.ugiDg Profesor dcs'ous o ecconn"dete VIC ~"
y 10 bt f, ,e,,.t.d che idea Oh noble blood" "uio A.
scltasbsl A. .slc knocked of IA" Pfoirssofh ha con
dsa,o ~ toe sane ant pulling wallet ronannE ui
Wafd OF $50 IN gferu0acks from hs (he Pfoo'"tl ia
coat Docset IN, Pa ,s1r will d'uDt long f'hrnDt'
IN. obi ri,g inquiry for or John Bsrrns'ont" le'i'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-28

SALE OF CoSriscArgD IEOg-Ou Tuesday after
soeu sHse .ntty Of oouhscsted iron acid at Mches
Wharf BookiyD BY order Of Mayor Van Welt who bss
sharss u The United state. Qgsr ermsses Department Ia
ih city large portion Of const'd Of ,cIsps which had
been gathered b. the Rebel. oT poso d casting into
snn"n shot and s,eh snd y,o.ns nrher - a.t ia
s1f 'sAsss ssy,as elsE NV ne bsuds VI oof troop Nsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-28

The TBBTY-sEyESTH And IHHTY-RIGHTH
REsInHS1s ExPECTEDA meeting waa he'd ast eveoDs o..
The Altor House. to msfe arrangement. for the RECEPTION
Of the 3sh Re .ilnsnt n. y. Vols. orgsDzed by Gen
II. Hobart Wsrd and which participated in Eesr!y ell
the battle. ia Eastern Virginia Tie meeting ogsnlsd
BY the election Of M Mi4s,d Chairman. and A. NJ 20 Se
- Secretary. 1t stated that the 37iA and Jtn itss
would arrive at III, time early next week AID
that Gen. Ward aud Stat ~Oold accompany them. and the
friends Of tho officers aud were determined to CAV;
them hearty reception On motion. Committee, coust
Ing Of Major Hamilton, Hs,Ts Weston, Palmer, d. d.
Connolly and James Kelly appointed 10 consul. win
tho military add Give authorities OF Tecsvns
the returning soldiers and further Comuts. COMMITTING
Of the following gentlemen, were appointed male arrange
uents for banquet H. honor u Gen. simeon draper
7hurlo~ Weed, Rulu' !. Aaaroys Cbss McClenaLan
James Kelly George r. sherman, VIM. r. Bauce Alexander
Mcleod. George Brgg', oias T. B4schsl Daniel Oavi. A.
H. Palmer ID. ID. Copoysr, VIM 11iden and Johl hen
ssdy. Several short sleeoheI Of Con- ward wsle
made, when tue meeting soiourned.
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Nrw ARMoRr.--The headquarters Of the 10Th
Il. duent " Y. r. q. ksvs been established in tie uprsr
part u budus fronting Noe 90. and CO brOsdv.y
and o1i,ndus a5ag Fourth street to Lafayette place III
r.gineut 1t viii DO remembered, stationed ~ Hpers
F,uv las, wear dniiBs u, Ii ee-mouthI s,rvios
II paladss 10. fed eIoress to-day.
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IAdxrftisAtnenLl

NINE. pTMORFsT's MIRROR or FASHIONS,
with oegaat TAsHioS PLATp and tive f1lb vi Dgs fhi
IBKSs aud other sp eudij Suum-r noVesir. Nov r~a'b
Sit % yeaay l. with yaln iDs prsuinins Utsat
inducsmsnts for L.Jy agents evrry town ed city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-28

A TRIO OF PiCErOCKrT ASH InE loaIs POLICE
COURr-i saedsy. Jeinea koeic native 81 He
w yeps Of age, Who auosieI bl oh'r =" ~
hiTd Precinct Va. takea bcors Ju.ce Downing o. De
Tomb, Police Court charged with picHpg the P'e.s
Re dinand schndl No Cana. street 81 DIS w"h wv.
s57. and two HIOO D. the AteJof0 Bank OF MA'sia
s,ts Az olAs l1onl ~ tue Of &zI while "sAof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-28

CLEASIsG THE STRErrs.-Since the City inspee,
or commenced the wori ofe.spng the streets nearly 900
cart osds Of dirt have been removed Between so sHd cO
osd. dir. have been tsisn from some streets OF the
side Of the city The work IL stn IN prSrs" the 'i'y
I.spscse having about 800 engaged sweeping hoss
,hoyeng aud earring sway the seeamsl,sd dirt o'h' P,'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-28

Winter Gnrdrn-Ncw Play.
DEBORAH Or SiElNAAhhi
o. CtKsE AND hLEsstNG.
StTuRDAl May 30 FIRST MONT q
CATAAklNL SELUES,
who N appesr for tive time m thu city supported IN
hrf p.f-ona1Ion OF 81. Jewes, oi 10. bIoAon Heart by
A row ERFUL COMPAN
CAVHARINE SELDEN......As...... ........ pEhOhAli
l.. T.. A..
HARRY PEARSON As the Pastor
A. a. DAVENPORT as kruten.
OEORCE JAMESON as Nathan, tho APOSTLE
e NoRtl, a. Lorenzo. J MAHriS ~ Hsns.
a. il.Np =. Abraham. Ia. old HeUr-w
Miss ANNA LAY ATl o. Hannah.
i,.icoi L. CARL ANSCHU1H
.,,sts .rcnfsd OF TIL RSDAi and a.ter
THURSDAY Juus l. tie p,aJ repeated Or MATiNEE
sad In tho EVENING.
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~, r Jspoy. Hopkrss's third and last Piano
- ", cooo.r IN AID Ofs fund for supporting
u,i,p for sv ns s'asoi''us mu'f
20 bow. Of issut gill be sSoo at the Poly tech
-. T.n I,,,,s.,ou street Court Brooklyn on Thurs
a., .,.aias Nay as The foo~ artists have v0lan'''.d
~, b.ri,Opei Ms Z ". woloott teuot' Mr.
,toliui.t from Frankfort hi hrs Appearance
q. A,n.r.,, Mr. Rudolf Rudssr. Fla list, aTl M'' Emily
J. BoUghboa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-28

FRIIsDs' YEARLY MEETEG.-The public meet
Ing, morning very Dumerousy attended ana
there much prsseug 0y ami women Friends Ia tie
usual style Of the ministers Of the denomination. The ou'i
nss meeting the sern short AID with tho eIcey
don OF the report Of the Indian Committee the prooesangs
possess no general interest The report in question gave
deeply Interesting account Of the pressli condon of tie
C.arsusus Tribe In this SLs who have long been the r.
epsn.s Of the counsel and bounty Of he Society The Con
ss the ste Of the ls report have visited tbt SET
Element OF the Tribe and the which they Of then
progress In civilization and the useful arts VI the Inoll
eoursgng character TIE Committee give it a. their opinion
that these Indians have advanced such degree In the
ability support thsmseTe. that the fostering Of the
Society may safely and probably be Withdrawn Tie Yearly
Nesting scqueso-d IA ths recommendation aud Instructed
the Committee inform tho Indians to ths, eject and to
convey them the Of the deep and undated inter
est which Society continue TO take IN si welfare The
voluntary gusrdsnhip Of the Society toward shcse Indiana
b.. continued for many yers and tie Indals to TIE
Fhspds ths they oog since eisiel from t'i land
b. un.crupulou. spectators sni driven West to the Mis
sppL where al hope Of tas civilization would be out OF The
question.
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6ufudI y oilces.
Marvin 81 CO..,
FIRE BURGLAR AND DAMP PROOF
SAFES,
40 lUj HTordHay.
Ksisft 4cu 10 500 { lttousn


Rsisft 10 1890 ntoEen
Tn, Iu.tnI,atio Of tLe Rev EDWARD J. KOONs.
a. P..t8r VI S. sIsw's .ih Athu thufch. BROOK
- THIS lLuIfdayI EVENING. Of % 1'co 4. T4e Rev.
d.. Poflmsu o. Albany, the Row J. j. Schoch =. New foA,
o.sr frsytcn wl De present AMI aAo phf "a the ser
vices illiAer' .ird slo osiA.sy ,nv..'d ~ attend
The Poiy ieclinIc Association OF the American
usiiuic ~ u.ert az s rooms. In tue Cooper Union
49, inf TIl- tihnr-dsyl - ENtNC. MAJ *, a. oclOcs.
snr~,t: ioruc.y" Toe meetings oi tns Associate
open 10 the public SAMUEL d. 1iLLhAN. Chsifmun
ttr,ed ~ Tue II POLAND soac Cd a. te meet
nr 10 b. held tie Scnoo House o. the Trsnshguaton
much 20. Esst lytt-si on SATURDAY. MAJ ~, al 10
O'Clock e.. a iui. attendance is oxpe-ted
I',e sons 81 Rhode Isinnd.- Inc ANNIVERSARY
,o.i.ly Ia. city, Of ID sId ltht on FRIDAY
~ EhtNO, 2Hh nst, 1t Is o'clock. .hcn occc lu aa
Ad.s will 20 delivered Dy tIo President Oh the Society.
tn lsy Francis Nn.on, D. a. and Poem by bcoge Wn
ftis ESD I.aibers Ut tho Association, tEe families and
ds end az Rhode 1s dcfs In tho city respectfully IL
NEHEMIAH KNIGHT,
JOHN H. OkMsBEE.
bHNIANlN a.. ARNOLD.
hA. J: uOPPlN,
COMMITTEE Of Arrangement.
men wni meet on riJKSDAN, the 28th inst, at o'clock
n NJ 10 ske into consdsTalifH tGs subject reiefed t. them
tbs oi conducting tho fey from tho ioo'
of 12e It, Moth River TO Woehawen, NV Jersey hli
interested requested 10 tCud efhor -"
lice JUN l. mENhnil' l'o"ini'''o
GA. JEkEMiAH. } tcs.sa
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LECTURES FOR THE PEoPLE.-On Tuesday even
int large and enthusiastic audience assembled IN HIel-
berger. Hall IN the Sixteenth Ward. and addressed by
he Rev j. r. Newman, who tloqueny sIhoried the people
th.r loyalty in the present cs' Of our county
10 oppose compromise and to be true to liberty and jas
uce The Rev. w Lindsay followed in soul'.irrifs
spp. lie referred to the power OF the South and tbs pro
e,. efihs wA showing tla sho hand Of God was eoho'
ing sill the movements using our hindnos' and iIi''
.eouTgo bring into brighter future for be was ever OF
our siso while our aud justice He had
doub, a. TO our ultinste Both sddrsu.s were
Warmly syyl.1ds1 Mr. II. c. Psrie th. Chairman an.
nouneed hs, tho lecture would be delivered BY o. w
Curtii esq, "our Nationality" wsels'dsy evening.
Juno
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-28

Spring.
Our usual fine variety Of
GOODS,
SEASONABLE AND FASHIONABLE.
NOW READY.
uprising ali the articles necessary for
GENTLEMAN'S WARDROBE.
DEVLIN g. Co.,
Brosdwsy. cor. Grsndst-
Broadway. cor. Wareu-a
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DEPARTURE or HGsRr WARD BErcnza.-SIr

Bsechsf has taken passage the steamship City Of Bs
more which sails for Europe Saturday next viii be
accompanied by o. bic oDos board tho steamer
Bs'uac. which has been Chartered Tor the occasion to the
Light Ship Outside sandy oos III that point they BID
bin farewell AID leave hil 10 continue HIS journey. The
Society Of Plymouth Church to whom Mr. BeocheI has
rniersd for the last twelve years has granted him Of
ABSENCE for four ou.hs They continue hi. salary during
bs sbseDoe aud psy all the expenses Of L. jour.
Dsy The Rev. r. d. Hitchcock ths Rev. iagh Carpenter
hs Rev Lyman Abbott AID Others, will 6i hi. pulpit
bis return
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soss OF RHODE IsLAsD.-The Sons of Rhode
Island resident in this Cy propose to celebrate the fra
anniversary Of their Association At tie Hall Of the H.iorcA
Society 10 night the 2sh Of May being the snaiver
cary ofths adoption b. tie sss o. IN cde Island Of tie Con
sttuiou Of United States The Rev Dr. Francis Vinop
will deliver an GRAFTON tie oeesoD and poem viii be
reed By George W. Curtis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-28

WINTER GAnDtN.-N'ile. Nestvaii is playing
aver, ri.h Eos'h version Of GoeH' ofPheus; much
car. h.. given to the preparation of the WORK The
"a ssecave: the ors,o.tis i. doubled, and led BY Herr
Auschutz
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CITY ITEMS.

A complimentary Amateur Concert VIII DC Sa.e Of
lcr siguer A BsIii, by his pupils win 'ne ~..r.a,,
msdsms La Comtesss de Ftru'' " t'''' U.s." -, =,
evening May IS. Of 8 O'Clock On 'hi' 0cc ,.. o.mh.
No., Mr.. J. r. vsna,ndt and others will
spvs1.
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COOPER USIos.--rhe Trustees OF this Institution
announce the fourth annual opening this
evening the reception Of femae Art Depart nen
the Male tomorrow ing and closing on Saturday even
ipg With the musical txaoitiOn tue great hail OF the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-28

THE BARRAcKs AT RIxER's IsLhsD BuRSrp.-
Yesterday afternoon about O'clock tie soldiers belonging TO
the Msuopoi,An Cavalry regiment stationed 1t hisr'
I.lnd ii. barracks in four different place. ard
they were burned to the ground.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-28

aExecufor's sale ofDay View Property, Brook
iyuwe woud call the attention Of capitalists rnd others to
the extensive AUCTION SALE on THURSDAY. tho 2Gth
% Of she a5ovs valuable properly, consisting Of aeses
$50 lot. with all the water onI &C. FOR maps and par,eu
lars sppy to the AuctOnesr A. J. BLEECKER, No. II Cedar
o.. or L. n BERGEN Executor. No. 90 Nassau.ss NY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-28

Mr.. DELcHER's PICIUEKs.-A Sale Of pc,ures
belonging Rev Henry WLfd Beeoher viii take place At the
Dtroy Gslsfyion Wednesday night ofnsIi weeI They viii
be On exhibition the gallery days previous to tse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-28
Duslnrss Nolltte.

GOLD Pens. T ue best and the cheapest, al
A Monros's. No. % Msiden.lane No"'iois.
DEFIANCE FIRE AND BURGLM-fKoof
s,yss Al.o, SiDKhOAHD AND PAkLon stiEs' 10, '''''
f"e' &C. :" - n. PArAlsk
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RECEPTION OF The THiRrr SECOND RroIMEsr.

RECEPTION OF THE THIRTY SECOND kIdihEhT'
The Thirty second Regiment N. Y. v. which arrived in
town on Tuesday night publicly received yesterday by
the Military and Civic authorities. At p me- tue returned
soldiers under escort the Eighih Regiment N L. N IT,
commanded BY Col Vasn, received by he Mayor ana
Coz mon Council in from, Of the City Hall, sitet which
march was taken up Broadway Fourth avenue aud through
Twsutyhird street No 90 Lexington avenue, who're the
column halted in 'front.' OF the residence OF erCouneimsn
Labeer Line formed the avenue, when the coors
presented the smeni the 2tb Of june 1861 by Mrs
William LsiIubeer and daughter returned by Chaplain
Robinson who short speech, recounted the trials that
the had endured tho battles 10 which they had engssed
and the gsaut in which they bso ever stood by the
flag entrusted to their teeiing =,
The eoors received BY the Rev Dr. Montgomery on
bebafol Lsinbeet short bu highly PATRIOTIC speech
s Ell which sewers nstio al ais performed by tbe Hh
.giment baad and martial music given by the Drum
OF the SD March again resumed through sewers
Of the aud down Broadway to the htrsets
the dismissed In tie evening The ga
enter aired with dinner the PAt barracks ~ the
city authorities, Alerm.u Ottiwel Of the Committee on
Nstont Affairs giving ~. personal attention 10 the sue'"
The following the principal cheer, OF the rrsimeht
COL r J. Iinio Lieut. Col, Chs, Hobbsi Major, kns'e!
Myers; Adjt Join StIArt Chaplain Robinson surgeons
Litte Tottu aud Schoeu Captsihs, W. o. NJkoE' frshA
Goodie, VIM. X HysOp Vim. q. stone VIM fofos, Jas
Butler Patrick Stanley j. o. Jone John Whiioek and -
Roba,or. The regiment Iumtefed loie men when 1t went
out, AID returns wish 80 Benber-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-28

MRS. WINsLOws SOOTHING SYRUP relieves
ths child from pain inyisoratos the stomach bowels.
reefs sodty. ara gvo. ed vsor the whole system
IS csDt, ~ bottle.
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Now Taie 10 tho Nsw.York Ledger,
TILE SILVER D1aaoER.
ArALn OF THE MEXICAN EMprns.
DY mMoN CONsrELLANo
WILL BE READY
4ospAY NEXT JusHk
THE NETWORK LEDGER.
On tho night Of the 18th Of May 1872 Aususn fturbds
.sr desperate effort, 70 carry out bis plan Of nations. inds
claimed Emperor Of Msrios under the title Of Aususn L.,
by the army and the popucs Of the capital Tho anarchy
which had suggested this step. however was not ended By
H. Santa Anna then entering upon bis was in COM
mand ct Vera Cruz and met the EmperOrs sitsmpt to 10
move him by coming for restoration Of the Republic
Con Bravo who had previously acted VIII harbide, In
SANITY associated himself with other notable men TO over
throw tho Empires and tho country soon in greater
O.uvu,Ons than ever After stormy reign often months
10 tho midst Of bitter factions and eonspscie the Emps
ror finally sbdcasd on the 2ad Of March, 1922 and thus
terminated the only imper" regime MEXICO has since
tn. days Of the Mon.erums. It Is nom the histories Of
those stirring nes that the author has drawn the materials
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-28

SUPPOSED MURDER or Az UsKSows MAN
tbs boDY FoUSD IN rns RyKRAt carly houi yester'
day morning the bdy of unknown found Coating
In the wster of Governors Island BY the csptsn o. the
Belle " the Ses who made fast and notified the First
Precinct Police. The body subsequently brought ashore
and IN inques, held BY Coroner Collin at Pier No. East
River DR. Robinson made examination OF tho BODY, ana
found marks Of violence nPon It, The mouth was
severely lscesed both ss by hicks nom hea'J
boot Tho broken, and both the eye. oeh'
confused aud quite closed There was also cut over The
e eyo The side and back part Of the neck were also
len and confused Tho Doctor houshs that the deceased had
been beaten Of inscnsbiJ aud then throw over
beard The body Rad been 10 the water for about ten days
The Jury rendered verdict In eoc0rdse win mo ABOVE
facts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-28

Do,Rp or EXCISE The Commissioners Of Excise
bsld meeting on Wednesday O'Clock ia the Conn
mon Pleas Chambers Several licenses were granted OF pay
rent Of 80 each Robert d. Holmes osq Yves eP9oined
Counsel Wm. McRess. ESQ, Attorney, and W. Jay has
sett ESQ Treasurer the Board for the present year
On motion the Board adjourned to Thursday at o'clock
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we-, Indies and south America.
IN HOG VINCES."

N HON ' IN NIIio.I
RONAINE's CRIMEAN BlTTERS = composed Of CALI
- az Peruvian Bars with a numh,s " other medicinal
sn, roots and chiefly products Of tho tropics %
and America Before it, dgction 10 the public. 10
rbrct 4 TO ta 10 the Uoited Ssios hospitals aud many
the most respectable fabiies in Sew.foTk BTookyns
New afs aud other seent cite which resulted In cun1
Of .yeT and chronic constipation Of -
yc,t duration light fors OF neuralgia aud rheumatism.
cho era nobu. ind sstiou sick and heacsehe, and
f and the GsbtAed The most effective cxl-
nt offered the public, followed by supply.
reaction IL suited above ell other medcus conn
the eueyatng effects OF tropical clio
mates and vii act BY daily preventive OF oious
aud intermittent Its taste Il sui.ed 90 the no..'
ned palate. For sickness II has no equal w. thiL-
TON'G 20. depot marble store No ~ Nakerst.
Parniture.-F. KRUrINA, It his Mandatory snd
aeroou Nos So and % EAs, HousGonsh' bss on hsha
Splendid Assortment of ,,
FASHIONABLE FURNITURE
vhich be ptll sell at the 49,. ,,,,,,
VERY LOWEST POSSIBLE fhleh.
A Goods MaIlAatrl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-28

FROM THE HETgROGENOUs CHARACTER of
tho people Of th. cry would naturally expect great
variety CT costume but wbaovor different tastes may re-
quirs in other scos Of d- have found Il to be an To-
variable rn. sth all gentlemen Of fashion u wsm hsoxs
Hans Foreigner. aud natives s.o l2 Broadway
as tho head9nar OF fashion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-28


The Old Fire Zouayes Again ia the Fieid.-,
" Col JAS. c BURKE detached iom lt+'h y. Y. v 20
lis. this Re .n, FLswclih ius, je avenged! Lsrgese
ouuties given State and Uuited States l3 TO sos
dee sting IS reeJ.ts fiU u = boNE Y
- Recruits wGn.e1 TO hu up tOupaly u
Cett JAMES T. DUNCAN lat. Ssth y. 4 v and eSh Ne
\. = N. Headquarters COMPANY & No. ~ Centre.t
Headquarters Loyal brigade OF the North
Nc - broadway, where comusnlcstlons must or ~
s,e..d I, Iolon. WA BLISS Organizing tte Brigade.
ENROLL LING OFFICEs-No. - Broadway opposite tho
CRY HAL. No Cstrrst oppo'.e CooroLsFs Ofhce aAa
No . Couri-s:. Brooklyn, oppo'ite City Han
Beds. Mattresses. Feathers, &c.,
WiLLARDs
Nc 3S4 Hg!son-st,
Corner Hogston-st-
Readv.-Ou new s,y.es OF PLATED TEA SITS,
COkfEE URSS iCE PITCHERS, CANE bAshEtSs
kORkS SPOONS &c. Our .ssUTt. eu ~ stens clls -
WAAE Pine 81 Ate nES, end Rich JENELkf. ALBUMS,
FANCY GOODS, &c. never large. or p"iteF y IL
JOHNSTON = O., No l5o BoweFy cor BToome-'t. n Z.
The Graefrnberg Conipapy's Medical Insiitas
zion
liz, been removed from No. , bosd.s; %
y, I3g MkLLlAA-si.. NEW-EOhk,
fNeay c0rrsF y FuissBb
over the wholesale drug store OF a b. SANDS 90
Tie oesbrn,sd Gsaeeuteg Uterine ts,holicon and Gil on
the aeiorb,is Family Medicines soid, wholesale ad re-
til a above. . , -. 49,. -, ia
va, ha Gieaas aud patients o. NJ 1879 WlLLiAh-sEs
tom 49, Ma 10 N.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-06
INgTRUCTIONS.

Containing Conditions to be incorporated in The
Contracts to the ertent The Department may deem
proper.
!. Seven minutes are allowed to each intermediate
Office when not otherwise specified, for asserting the
mails but, on railroad and steamboat routes there
to be no more delay than sufficient for an exchange OF
the mail bags.
O. On railroad aud steamboat lines, and other routes
where the mode Of conveyance admits Of It, the special
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-06
FORM OF PROPOSAL, GUARANTY AND CERTlF
ICATE.

The undersigned, --- whose post Office address is
-, county Of -, State of -, proposes to
convey the mails of the Confederate States, from July
1868, to June 80, 1867, on Route No. - between -
and -, under the advertisement Of the Postmaster
General dated December 81 1862 with celebrity, GER
tainty and security" for the annual sum of - dol
lars.
This proposal Is made riM fH knowledge Of he dis
taacs of tie route, the ceigh Of The mail 10 be carried
and all other particulars IN reference to The route and
service aud also after careful examination Of the lars
and Instructions attached 10 the advertisement.
Datad
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-06

In relation 10 I1iLIrs 10 enter into contract
Eco a. act Of March 1925 That any persons who
shan hereafter make any proposal writing TO carry or
The mall any routes which % De
lei and such person or sonI shall be dettned by me
master General be entitled 10 the contract b. virtue Oh suen