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PHOTOGRAPHY.
WRITING
AND
BOOK KEEPING
TAUGHT By
J. w. DOLBEAR,
Author Of the Hscisnes q Penmanship."
Author Of the Hsoiones Of Psnmanship. q


Persons from 10 90 years can learn this system.
In few lessons ladies are taught to write il e
neat, easy and rapid manner, ard gentlemen In bold
rapid, business style.
To persons acquainted with It's merits, his system
Of writing needs other recommendation but those
unacquainted with It, Mr. D. rsfers 70 the following
remarks and Testimonials. Instead OF teaching PEN
manship merely Imitation ATG an experience Of
20 year, has enabled him 70 reduce it 20 the crtanfs
Of science 90 that being guided By kn0'SIeage, In
stead Of random practice, pupils from % 60 years car
In short time learn 70 write with EASE, ELEGANCE
and RAPTDITY.
So accurate Is his system, and go uniform In its
success that after witnessing its effects on several
hundred pupils In Nashville, the lamented Alfred
Hume observes:
eHsying had a fair opportunity Of examining your
system Of Penmanship, and having seen the wonder
full and rapid Improvement Of your pupils IN my
70 be not only the lest system but he onlg deseT
vtag the acaefor by strict attention 70 the rules CIV
en- oHy person may in short time, ocquife free,
rapid and elegant hand. should be pleased TO see
il universally adopted"
This expression was ooncurred IN by
MAJ. Gen. L. p. Gaines, Q. s. Army;
His EXcellency, James c. Jones, Gov. Of Tennessee.
RI. Rev. J. H. 0iey, Bishop Of Tennessee.
RI. Rev. r. P. Miles, Bishop Of Nashville.
Rev. Phillip Lindsey, d. D. Pres. Of Nashville Uni
versitys
Rev J. T. Edgar, D D., and many other citizens, Of
whom, Andrew Jackson says:
"Being requested by Messrs. Doibear to state the
standing in society Of the gentlemen sgners to the
within, do with much pleasure, being acquainted
with most Of them; they are highly respectable aud
gentlemen Of education aud Of high standing ia so
cety. Given at the Hermitage this 23d day of
October, 1913. ANDREW JACKSON
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From a.s n. =. go a..

COLUMBIA, Tenn, Nov, %, Is4s.
NJ. J. ". D0LBEAR-Dear Sir have been much
interested and pleased in examining your system Of
Penmanship Your method Of teaching seems to me
70 be both skilful and faithful and the improvement
of your pupils is surprising and rapid beyond any
thing have ever Witnessed. I shall feel happy #
tEs testimony your merit shall lead others TO avail
themselves Of your instruction in one Of the most
beautiful and useful arts andam very respectfully,
ETC. Jas. Il. OTEY.
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NasllrilIe AMiom.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION

FRIDAY MORNING. FEB. 5, 1854
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BOOM oger stnsfBs Drug Sore, Cor. Church a~d Viss
sreet, HOURS, to IL, a. n, to 5, p. n, and
10 at night.
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Iremain yours, I respectfully,
THOS. Il. BENTON.

Allow me to introduce to you my friend J. W DOL
bear who sits your city for the purpose OF teseh
ing Penmanship and Photography. His reputation
as successful teacher is 80 well and so widely estab
lighed that viii say nothing that scors. only
desire to present him as a gentleman from whose So
cetv have derived much pleasure and profit and "
one whom you have the intelligence 70 appreciate
ANYTHING you may do to further his desgns will be
gratefully acknowledged By your friend,
JOE{N r. EDnAR
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General Court Martial,
sR. And LGlHm @ EBPIIsI5 Is 54aTHB
No53NoItb CoIlego s.

.
President COL MAH7N G EUs M, 80 nd Vol. INF
Judre Advocato CIt. ". g. sQUIER'a, let o. v s.
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WAsdihuIOo NIIt d uue 70, I643s
Str-Considering good handwriting 70 be not only
an accomplishment, but means Of success to every
man engaged in buiness greatly applaud your meT-
itorOus exerons to improve tie chirography Of the
age. gentleman a lady either who writes badly
never writes willingly and consequently Often fail TO
write when they Should; and when they do wrte II is
done ct the last moment, with haste and impateuce
and consequently with faults Of all kinds, often COM
hitting and iBiuring both tho writer and the cause
which be advocates Wishing you every success in
your laudable undertakings,
Iremain yours, l respectfully,
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The following very Just remarks Of the Hon. Thor
II. Benton, U. s. senator, worthy the attentive
regard Of parents ard ali young persons Vho have
any hope OF success In the business Of life.
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J. T. LLOYD's GREAT RAILROAD,
Telegraph and Express Map-has ev-
cry mile Of road, North or South, up
to 1st August; names of the roads,
fare, time, starting, length of roads,
and names of officers, &c. Size
50N 60.
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w. r. CORNELIUS,
GOVERNMENT UNDERTAKEN,
Dealer in all kinds OF Metallic
Burial Gases and

the transportation OF BODIES,
or giving any information re-
gsrding deceased Soldiers.
{" Bodies ERbaimed."
Having secured the services OF
Dr.. E. Il. LEWIS, Of New
York, land more recently from
tbs Army Of the Potomac
for embalming Of the dead,
by DR.. HOLMES AnssTicaB Pro-
ass, acknowledged 10 be she
best, snd only true process in
tbs United States, win have
bodies emOalmed when de-
sired
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is 30 simple and easy that It's principles all be
learned IL few hours, and email amount Of prac
tice vii enable one to use II FOR the daily purposes o.
life
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All the within named articles can be
sent by mail ct the prices named, to-
wit:
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sCRIPTURAL CHARTS, such as Life
of Christ, Prince of Peace, Bible
Events, Bible Views, and Pilgrims
Progress, handsomely cOlOFed.
Il. .b...t r,rrn each. ....-....... Is
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ladies rise "a high as that of this clerki Whom /,
docs, best fabrics will no longer be sold under
foreign mark, and our manufactures will assert
their proper dignity IN The world. Not only TO H,
our gold from going abroad, only to aver, bank
ruptcy from the nation let the Covenant work, but
to remove national reprosch aud let every Amer.
lean woman pray that here she may do Der part.
The work viii not be unblessed il prosecuted in
this faith. Said recently, usually keen obser-
YER and shrewl thinker "'rhe women of our nation
are deterioratngthe men are lifted Up ty this War,
but not SO with the women, they never dressed so
extravagantly or rushed nsdly after folly and
fashion M now" Was the speaker right 7 We hope
not, and we will close this BY passage from anoh-
correspondent of the Covenant than tho one with
which we opened
" value the covenant greatly Tor THE soclsl effect that
little personal spcrfce viii hnYe upog tie character
OF our WoiGen Is was luxury tnat sank Rome. There
is All unseen spiritual side that feel without
planning i'll this movement"
H. &. lNGERsoLL. Cor. Seey l.. n. G.
Washington, Aug II, 1864.
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Ina;es' Nat,onniSCovrpaut.

To the Ed,tor # the y. y Tribune:
Sir: In the letter of q correspondent concerning
the Ladies' National Covenant, lady writes thus:
"In procuring ny chiid,cns dresses | must regard
not Only cheupnoss but labor In making ana Hoshing
Nov, - far a. ny r4el lcnee goes AmeteHh or iiin,s
and cc coca loo. shabby atcr washing, ma haNe
10 recommendation OF wearing CIean.' No uouW sc
hnye been defcn. in men! 10 imeric an man
niGctuges, aud have denounced thon II. oidinary IN
advance still Il Is melancholy fast MAJ Yankees are
ihg eH!"us tAan ruGgh IN her nanul-cu es ai'a
discreet tuye.s act accordingly Do pttr bauDih cheat
nd alsiy as we DOR do believe inst our spirit Of
enterprise competition aud triit. hnstc 10 10 rich
and determination 10 mako our patty imiial0 10 hAd
interruptions devices. go down have over ridden all
sense u honor and onesty and Il tuy sole to live
in our own houses. weI our own iabrca, eat "ur own
tod. drunk oar own beJcTaSes. IL tDeto we're not
war times" 0nG We ere not suffering Tor csnplchy
with slavery Should almost say deserved deslfuc.
ton as a nation Of dshOncst manufacturers Ind
traders."
At first blush, this descr.p tion would not seem TO
be very encouraging to tie Secretary of Society
pledped for the encouragement Of American manu-.
f,cturos vet really there IL no view which should
ropse the friends Of the h. " c. to greater exetion;
nothing which should make us more ardcntly strive
for the patronage Of home fabrics than the hope OF
eleyating tho national character Of our trade and
mapufaeturos. When We show that we prefer oui
own goods. wo shall offer our manufacturers the
highest induccment TO perfect their work. Wepray
that the women Of our land may adopt tho Covenant
uutil ,he word American applied TO fabrics no lon
ger suggests imposition, chsat and cheaphe's. No
doubt our correspondent often purchases excellent
and reliable American goods under foreign stamp
and 10 mako our best fabrics kaora ~ o'7H, VI
ladies mast no longer prefer lhe foreign. For ny
Ipar, g" recently ss.d young man behind counter
/ 70 us, " would prefer an American artcis to
foreign. oven II bad % give more for II aud kne"
81 aaa Aot ~ SOo3' Gan 10. tho psllot4ln y. oU
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do not unite subscribe to the philosophy, but
verify believe If anything can ct eli compensate fol
absoncs from home aud friends, it is tobscco--the
digestive pipe and the sedative quid. Tho idea
may not be romantic, the fact may not be credita-
bio to human nature, but they are truth, nevsrthe-
less.
Well. the remedy. Not Congress til next win
err The Sanitary Commission must take II up, else
the boys must continue 20 suffer. The Commission
has the need ali these months, but has not felt
authorized to divert means contributed for other
purposes TO this. The only way left would seem to
be to raise special fund.- TO be put into the hands
Of the Commission for expenditure. Tobacco for
the soldiers and every man who enjoys cigar, pipe
or quid, to contribute dat the boys may have that
Plant divine Of rarsst virtue"
whose
"Clouds all other clouds dspels."
Now York raised an "Onon Fund" That was
hailed by the soldiers with al thanks and JOY. But
let there be Tobacco Fund, and the boys will
take Richmond
In relevant conclusion, and from memory this,
which have nevor seen in print,
II look upon this round green ball
Where poets sing and warriors fight
Where Statesmen on their parties call
And trne men sTrug gle tor the right,
Where mid tie sin voc aud strife,
Truo hearts It'll bear this heavy Iue
Ard see that all the mighty men.
Whose names like beacoiis shine from faf,
WHO WELD the sword and WELD the Een
Each loves and smokes bis god cigar,
In spite Of al that has been spoke,
The wreath Of fames wreath Of snokd
And lesving earth my eyes herd
To heaven, and see that every star
II but the burning. flaming end
OF son tail angels lit cignr
And where the b1ldrlcs white stream 6tsfea
Is but the placc they knock the ashes"
G. A.P.
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I'd Mfnculty. The report 10 that the Indians have
a.. L.. L.. hnra a w

collected together In large force above here await
ag our aIival, determined 10 give us battle.
There came along with US one hundred and twen-
ty-fve emigrant teams, going through to Idaho
Our little army here is in good spirits, and the
soldiers are determined to hold out until they see
she monster entirely defanct.
The Fourth of July passed over very pleasantly,
although we marched about twelve miles and had n
H1le shower upon our way. After encampng for
che night We had some very patriotic speeches made
~ Daniel Hoy;, ESQ, and the Rev. Geo. i. Harms
che former spoke shout three quarters of al hour
end the latter abou. thirty minutes. The speakers
&ere hailed and met with great enthusiasm by the
eoldiers.
The combined command commenced crossing the
Gissouri river on the tenth inst. at Fort Rice, new
caitary post, about one hnndred and Fifty miles
sbove Fort Pierre. by the evening of the twelfth
oil the forces Transferred 70 the LEFT bank Of the
siver and are now In camp awaiting orders, which,
60 doubt, we will &c, in few days We have great
confidence in General Snlly, aad if Indians can DO
tound he viii certainly teach tn lesson that they
will not forget soon AL the troops have been mus
sercd for Ray AID The boys or the qRi rics for
tbeir " greenbscks." payuIsS'er accompanies the
expedition, and has already paid off soule Of the
troops.
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0le0icGl.

MANHOOD sud the Vgor OF Youth kestor ID
w H. Van, W..i. 10y Dr. R'CORp'S eSSE zoe oil i3e~
r,,. voui.rrl rgct will restore Manhood "a tas Most
cs,a 1onsi.tu Ion whether arila- fres Exsss.es, ss
49, The t.-,s OF Clln., or Nstr:l fsGses ihc th's
sr,d to 81 70 ia, Is lcur se'ks III
80 4. in,,,.ibs d. RECORDS ESSENCE OF LlfL
VIA IN &C, vial ingrurtions fer uss for ~ four saant
lie, M one for ~ sB. oacfdy paced receipt Il rr'o
80. y M, sditrd AgsG Ccn4rs cent Zee - reeeiP
- fonr tan "a Phll1P R0LASD. Sole Agent u B, No
IA Proou. - one door west iron BTOed-ay, =. y.
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dMnsfmenis.
WINTER GARDEN,
w A C0NsEkvArORY OF ART.
Devoted to the Production Ct
TRAGEDY
THURSDAY EVENING. AUGUST 10,

! COMEDY,
In the p.fSsc fcrm and esr-cie, culture
- AN AMEhlCAN DRAMA,
THURSDAY EvENIS0, AUGUST 49,
Under the management Of N. w. STUART.
Ih, establishment has dnring the two mouths under
gone complete Ioys snd pair under the direction
Tie hose tas re' rpainci and the exterior lobby enc
mere, elr,e' have bren rs"iy dscofatd 6y MI H.
..h 'ps IT, prG.c-a,H Sr,,fs b Rio.rs. ssIr.r,
tbs exquisite sr;Lt. Mr. JOHN LAPARGE. The theatre
be- be rn'5sy Isaes',j newly carletoi and matted new
tie s'so, Of heating and yen,i ation sni
n'e spared IN render the house perfect E comfort and
Thu ht eight weeks viii be devoted to comedy and Nj
Stust Las pleasure IN srrcur-ins thai
hR JOHN. ) CLARKE
pronounced by tic most corivS@i ciics o. our ,ses.
sist vii slper ulby ia variety Of hs baaorous
characters. L. fsroe Old play. aud many ssw saos ceabin
CAPITAL COMEDIES,
AND LAUGHABl PtRCE9
THIS EvENiSG, FRIDAY. Tx iyrH
The dosr' viii opn y ard rrfformnce q
OcO,k. ~llh selling eoacdy IN :or.e .s,s, s1tioA
EVERY bODI'S FRIEND,
with the folowng di. rioutiou Of char,erts:
Mtjor De boots ................:...:MI g. CLARhL
io.bro'h .'.'...'.'.".'.'''''"f a. y, ~ 'T
rh, appesIsp- In twe've month";.
ir. r-"'br't -, ~
ARA Swsndo"n' oSOLrt DIV" ~
Her his. aTPrsrAnes It this theatre. 49, ,c,
Mrs. De Boot. .."...''.''Mns MALL eAAA
Alt.r which luekusnes grea, EaJos Of shs
kOCGn DlAIloSD,
Mr. j. s. CLARKE q. COUSIN JOE,
Mr.. sEDLEY Brown - MARG2RY
The Pre-. vii bs presented w's s'iey new scenery ~
T otehe,t comprising mrpy Of the be., SOLO prrfornsrs
IN Sew York onde d.Eeetion Of the dist. s.j cooi-
,ir. ROBERT sVoEpEL.
me eco. once open daily Wien scat. may % secured
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Gorpo. ation Moilccs.

THE COMMITTEE on MARKETS Of the
BvAAp Il IDtR@CN VII p.s-s On rUkSpA,f Z. ,he
L. b Inst a cocA L., l. Room. No. g. Cay t.s Tor hr
yarpos- 81 ci-do ing conuncation from - hoaef vac
vor rclfiys d.posinu Il Stands md Stalls IN the
various >tdrt tAe oDnfoi tar oun'n loanei
ga su-Hs 81 ths city. ~ p-r-au, 200. 80 f'ffe-s
F.. .t iurlitl e e YrOse = w. lrrf q. r-f'r no Or
CHARLE8J C'uIr, lGonuii'tei
joins 10. pttftt CAl4r Va
joan FNA, -'...f4
I. VI. IAsl.2, OD.-
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isea! G,aiate TOR Sale.

A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE on the Hud-
n .cn viii b. sod on TUESDAY. AU6Us[ 2Sd' al ~
rlg A. NJ TT the ouRr Housg PoxsEvsts, by oder
Of toe SnYrIno Court beiD; tue se ons.eAI oil J'eSo
ibrne deceased, embracing ABOUT klfesn Aefe. dfesly
Sout u Carthage landing on "a. bsnk. oil va l,er' h
water font IA extensive with What on the Ireini'es no
Nrn,on vu sud diur- s"od me
situation of tie erounds tie vicinity Of ano'oSs tno Ie
eoauandi. the me scenery ~ new IN ga L-y aia
with few utnit, walk Of epot OF the llnhfon ii'e'
Rail- Dad, makes ,his one OF e. most 'e'"'''> pm
+ b. DO. .Dt Oh tho b as side VI t.e ~ =. ,. 4,
Bio, Nd a tie premises Other rfornstia appy to NJ
V. b. FOWLER. NO. - Wa si.est ~ l. IT, Az '
Referee
Posopsle, Ausustl6 isA -,---. .p-.-,--s-r---r--n
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"VICTOIIA REGIA."

TIE GREAT NkfAD QIryFN or TIE WATERS
OFEN ON EXHIBITION
daily rem A. til la lac Case House the
Of sch and sh ave, the Central PARK
idnl.'aD One Dollar season Tick-., live Dollar. TIE
cetbis~a iTysLr Eo5,. -ch0Hssgh whe brotg lt he
plant Of this issniic Water lily Fuonr produced by 4,
IL gre si e1eIrm,nt aud was kavhte By Queen Victoria
although h's apartment. 10 bnz II 30 fs blossom failed
Mr. r.. BALltk E tho Exhibitor tora, lbs, si,r eilht
moi tL e.r. succ-gd,d ~ rsns tho Victoria kega TO
oudrrul flower - " cious scent The leaves have cir
euu-I-r"- e esL-sa The si1s OF tie is 20
p " feet tie Ds.a "a b.. t3 AID eoaslas " II
op IL fol iOvsT NJ. n. MARTIN will plain 10 viz
ron u history s.d the ,baTae:or Of ths plt fst
openiuz Oh SATURDAY, Ansust 2o.h.
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, AUGUST 49, 1854

9Th Brigade, National GaaIi Of the State OF New
York, is charged with the promulgction and execu-
ton Of this order.
by order Of the Comma ndc. In. Chief.
JcHs L. STEAaCH,
AdJutani General.
Headquarters LIT Div. n. Y. 8. n. O.,
INV YORK. Aug. 10, 1854. !
SrrcIL ORDERS No. :i5.-1he foregoing Special
Orders No. 80 arc pr"ru gated. BneadIer General
L~en WI take the requisite measures FOR the IT,
tLrn az tie arm ard a,conrem.pts II he llth Re-
gln.ent to Commanding General Farrell.
III order o. D. n .-i;en. Charles W. Sanford.
ALEXANDER HAMILTON,
Division Inspector.
Official: Henry 2. FrARINs, A. ID. G.
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LATER.
Ihave Just learned, at the very last moment, by

Ihsve Just learned, ut the very last moment by
special messenger from up the river, that our forces
renewed the attack at Daylight t4s morning, when
they found that the main body Of the enemy had
fallen back during tLo night short distance to a
more eligible position, where they had commenced
throwing up b!eastvorEs. Our srtillehsts were
getting their pieces in position when the messenger
left, and a good days work WAS expected.
go up again this morning to remain on the fold,
and hope to have glorious account Of our progress
to render in NY next Dispatch. lLLINolEE.
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Jnicrnal aeperuc.


I INITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.
" SINH ,Ol.LECIlOA DiSIRiCT SfAiE ofNE
URk, roupisiur the ninth Lle.A and Sixteenth USris
o. ts lily OF now orsSoic~ IL beeoy ta, tho
hsuiions end Eagm- stous Of perry and Eeoms
subject uudsr IL not .pd An act 10 provide Intel:
raj Revenue .ugpor ths Ooyrrnm.nt and % pay sfs't
on tie rubic dbl approved Iry Ipi2 and ibs amends
tory p-oysd AiIcb g. 1853 uls,e and tsAen bv tie 'rv
.s As,'s,t Assessors Of said Cole tin Ds-ini. wal re-
for s1arn.iS Of 81 int ,Trs-d Tor
Ito hts days tGHcEys exc ped tom TIE das
her 10! at ny Office. 20 III Wess Fer.eHhtsree, toyef ~
Ard iad-= Ia. eIp alton Of he ,sid Hi'oso
days tho Ilh dy Of AaI iSs and or i've days iLefe
v.-I ~ siIons made AZ AAea
By tie I'D Assistant aA.essJ Aks ITS herein referred To
como lie r Licenses aud Ire tsIss upon Car
70. 49, a. .aJss Yachts aud Silver Fsls FOR the yea
srlu May sJi sad tue tsAes Incomes for tie yesE
eu Ing Isceai5-r D. lsl1 Al appeal 81 .hs h~essoT
aos.s.G ru. - Lse IN wiring ard srrcHy g.. paren
lar cnu.e hing respecting "hir decon ia r..
I'D he ground lie pc Inequality or sirof
ssuylsilrI 81 JOHN r. ILE'EIAHD, Assessor.
k,N Nn. ~ H..
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Notifies.
O,rc. A. A. rRorosr MAs.rA. GrsEsAI, /

TOR TIE IMPORTATION OF PARTIES
6esrnu, Of nskiur airiss ell binary BCee.s
ed with tue EnroLient Drsit EKenpvns AisD iiiss ~
DR. III Credits aud Accounts OF ien hfusAec u2te il lazy
such should addressed 20 tie PFoVoa
Marss! VI tbs Congressional cLIc CT which SIC. n'ffae
.lu viii r,orAtion .lou. tno Acting Asa, tant re
yo.t MAr.ha Grusral the Dvion SITE. AnsSes 5s1
secured promptly Khan addressing tar go's
Marshal WsAinst0s yEsre siore .snpotaa Sts
prsvrns prompt 20 tho siai.as Of A<oS
res addressed &c ths buresa -
The Ocss vi the Provost SlaTsaA.s OF this Division arc
follows. via: ,.,,.
IL, Dn.rlot comprising Quesas. Srfok and RcaEsoaA
Capt JixEs A. FLErsY. p. N.
and Dis.rie. Brooklyn T. d. Z. No Is oana street. "S
CAN'T SAMUEL ". WaIDKos, r. NJ.
ID District Brooklyn ". d. 1t No. 10 p" ashnston''sss
Brooklyn. 4, v ~
Oh District is, 7sa 3rd <th. SIN. 6ta aud s'a "sO
New. YORK At No. i02 Liberty street. =.
Capt JoiL Is. ERRARDT. p. ~.
,h District T,h icth, i3sn and 18th " sies Ssw-ferss
"a LTSODls street ., . a., n q,
9Th District sih lsh and iotH Wssds, Ne~'iork. stN&
l3s'S.l Avenue c M
eth D,Ict. lii AMI i1h "aids, Newioik at No. u ID
avebae. . ,,, a,
sh Dr... 18th, soth sai si.s Wards 'e",Y0r1 a. Ne
1903 Broadway. ,, =,
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