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The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-02

RsF Sold by all respectable Dealersin
Medicines throughout the United States
and the Canadas-at 25 cents per box or
poland
NJ. A. & G. A. SANTOS,
augl9-1y Norfolk, Va.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-18
CHEZ ouAarERxAsfgRs OFFICE.
No. llJ9 GIRARDsr., PHiLA pHLPHlA DEPOT,
PROPOSALS for LEATHER.-Sealed Propo


PROPOSALS for LEATffER.-SeaedP ropo'
sal. will be received this office ti TIL HSDAi March
30 1865 IL O'Clock w., for delivering ct tie Sehuy Ar
senal:
WAX UPPER LEATHER, best quality oak tanned from
slaughter hides well finished and stuffed 10 weigh not less
than and three quarters "a TO the square foot
SOLE LEATHER, best quality oak tanned, from buenos
Ayres La Plata hides weigh not ICES than fourteen W
pound. pr side.
WELT LEATHER. best quality oshtanned, slaughter
eaih-r average about sixteen t pounds torsns weight
w-nty O pound to be taken al the finished sample
to b, at this Office .
All leather be subject to measurement weight and in
speciion at the Arsenal. - , ~,
Bidd, eqoe.ed TO submit; sample. Of the eaher they
propose 20 furnish which must be OF suitable quality and SUB
stan c. for max NJ army boots al booi.es
Zach proposal state when thu deliveries Will com
the quantity be delivered each week the price
(rch should BE- written bOh and fgur and con.
the Of this advertisement, cory Q hte mould
accompany each pyoponl
Bid. viii be opened Thursday March o. at /? o'clock M
al d bidder. requested 10 be present. ,
1he right 10 reserved H. reject sny bid deemed unreasonaDie
and hid from deaultiug contractor VIII be received
Esch lid guaranteed by two responsible persons
whose signatures appended to tina guarantee and cer
tilted being cool aud s.i et sscuy Tor the amount
involved by public funetionary Of the United states
All proposals should be made out on the regular forms
which viii he furnished application It this oitc~.
Inaorss envelope "fropoal for there state tho kind
Leather" end address Colonel WILLIAM w MChlM Chiei
QuaTtermsstsr, Philadelphia Depot.
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NETWORK aud NEw.HAvEN RAILROAD
1854 WINTER ARRANGEMENT. isc.

TRAINS LEAVE EEwYoRK. 27THsr AND tTH
AVENUE.
For New. Haven. 30 so1kIl ll.3os M. rs (EIJ
3fs Oil 3.l3. 4 % and AGO (k1.l p .
For Bridgeport 100, 800 tfI.b ll.g a m lZ'l'' lELJ
3On (Ex.l 3s5 l. 20 and 8Co (kr.) p m.
70. Milford aud stafford 200 llJO - 49, p M
FOR FsrE,ll Southport aud westpor 100 lilo m a$s
4gp. 50. r. f,
345. 40. $50 $50 (tx,l p. a..
For panen go. qg, II. ~ a. IN. 1+5 40 so p M
For Greenwich, 7OO 80. llga IA. - -, 49, so " pm
For STANFORD 100, ~ liz. $50 ll9 a. lRl5, tbx
acO, (Fx q, 80. $50 $50, 500 (EI..l p. III.
For Pot Chester and intermediates stations 100, @Jo III
g n. 3.5, 80, SO, 6.30, $50 p
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Bcs,on, via Springfield, 800 ~ tEr) 200 tEr'l""
p IN. 49, - o.
For Hartford aud Springfield, 800 (Ex.) a. M tEx) 1oa
Er.) l2l3 80O ?. m.
for Gouuvcicut River Railroad, ~ IN lEx) iZl9P N
10 Montreal 800 o. IN 10 Northsmpton. - ,
For Hartford Providence and Fhkn Railroad 500 Ell
a M. l2lj p.
For New Haven London and stonin.ton Railroads.
eco a IA. ~ IS, 300. 800 T.
For Canal Railroad, l2.lS Q. m. 10 NORTHAMPTON
For Housatonic Railroad, 9 81
For Naugsiuck Railroad $40 m. 400 p IN.
For Dmbary and Sorwsk Railroad 100, go a. m, ~
p.
Commolious Sleeping Cars attached 20 800 p m train
JAMES II. HOYT. Su,t.
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OvF1cx OF rHR DEPor QusRTERsAsrER
Posr LEAvaSwoAru. kAysAs. March :. 1893.
nROpOSAIS for ARMY TRANSPORTA'

TlOy-s..lrd Prooo.si. will be received at this Office
uun y o'olooi M SATURDAY the 9Th day oil MsIoh,
f III. Tlan.poHsiion Of Military Supplies during The year
KourE 80 I-from Forts Lesvenwo-;h. Laramie and RI
YER on the west Of the Missouri River. north OF Fort
and south latitude ~ desrre. r'Ith 90 any
Of N-ba.ta D.Ot Idaho snd utsh 'ouh Of latitude -
drers norh and op.iiude IL. d.sree. west sni IN
The Territory Colorado uorh o. degrees norh Bidders
state the per 100 pound, per 100 u~. Il ~heh th.y
vii transport ,d orrs IN ,ac Of the months Rom May to
ssp,.nbe-. Inclusive Of the yenI 1905.
Rours 10 1-From tot,s Leaycnworh and Riley IN the
sa. Of Kansas and The u kansa Ia the state u die
.ourl post. s,sons that may be ssisohshed
Ia thss,.e q A,Hss' o. Ia he Territory OF eoloisdo o.h
ls;ode ~ d.gee, north drawing supple. from foIi Law
enwoh 10 Fort unon ~ NJ OF other depot that may
b. de.snsed IL tLsi Terofy TO toft GARLAND ana to any
Other pon points The route biddr' 20 state the rate
per D pounds VI 100 mirsu which hey VII s.por sid
'ofs 60 q The mouths isom May to September incip
10 pr sen,A,o will b. paid Tor the ,r.npOra,o
OF bacon. hard bread Ine aabsT shingles. OF any O'hef
biiier, houla give ,hs'r name, IN fun a. vel ,hei,
:o 81 ~ ~. .a sn % t.s as ~ !,
swsided m the route meuoned a. the piopo.a 10 n,
psfiio. pfopo,sns The contract W" b soecpsd and cot red
into, and good and 10 eft security a.' By sad pniies
IA socygdAlce with The term, o! ihis Advertisement
The liBosI, OF b. nd, r,q uiied vii be a. ioicw.;
o. route 20 ...''.'''''''''''''''''''"s,o "p
s.i.eiory ,,d-ne. q the yay sni .oiveuey OF each
bidder and p-f'on oa-red as security VII b. required
porAiion on Route No OF ~. N. may be- and
~ be eusTinrd Grlr<s they fsy comply wish al tue
requirements Of thi. sdvers.mrnt
Persons TO whom award. made must be prepared 20
ecue contract. d sud to give the required bonds Tor the
faithful Performance Of the ssne.
Contract, vii be made sutic 10 the approval Of The Quar-
isIms- General but the night b reserved to reject any OF
all bids q 81 may be offered
Contraction. be- III readiness for service by the first day
ofMsy 1865 eud they will be required 10 have Of
srree. In the vicinity Of Sor Leayenworth aud Uion
aud other DEPOT. that may be established which they
be coinmunicst ed with promptly and readily.
by order Of tho Quart, master General
A. POTTER, Colonel and q NJ. U. g. A.
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AsSs T. d. OFFICE FonAds DRPT.. No o. CEpAasr,l
NV YoRK Cirr, Jan. n, 1864
CEALED PROPOSALS will DO received daily
- al THIS OFFICE for the furnishing Of this Depu,men,
witlk
Corn,
Oats,
Hay ard Straw
Parties will specify IN thelrpoPosi,lons how the Hay snd
Straw 10 bsed, and whether the Orn 10 sacked or IN bnlk
T.. ID. CHAPMAN, Capt, A. Y. NJ.
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NAvr DEPARTMENT, GrREku OF PROVISIONS AsD}
CLOTHING. March .. zoos. ,
PCSU REEF and VEGETABLES.-S

prono,s ipdor..d Proposals for Fresh Beef aud vege
table,. will be received at this Bureau until O'CLOCK m,
on the 2st day Of March Instant for the supply OF W
pound. of Fresh Beef and lO1 go pounds Of fIesh Vegetables
a, tine N.wYors station required The Beef and sege
be, be OF good quality aud the best the market sford
and each article be offered 10, by tho pound Ihe peei
10 be IN -qusl proportions and hind quarters .,
Bond approved security will be required IN one hi'
the o the contract aud twenty per cent 10
addition will be withheld from the amour, OF esch payment 70
be- made a. collateral security Tor the due performance OF te
Contract which will, on no account Do psa un'h " ''J
compiled with. ,,.. .,.r
snty BY responsible persons hat the pa
d or bidder. will If bis or their bids be accepted enter Into
an within FIVE Days with good and suhciehI sure
ties, to furnish the article proposed -,
guaranty and by .asc,oy evidence that the bidder
regular dealer in tho articles proposed and has the license re-
quired by law. .,,..,,
The Department rryss the right to reject any proposals
not considered rdyan's g.ous TO the Ooyormen
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HUNDRED PEE CENT.

Allen, J, l37th.s' 4 Broadway
Alvov, ], i27'h..t, bign 9Th
and eth-aves
hlg,r. ID Is. 9lst-st. near &th.av
Alcome, q, l1eth.s., btwn 9th
and 7.h ayes
3.
iBurSe. w, Gl,t. near llth.ave
Barnes, W c, ll6th
Buck. Jas, ll5Ih, bet la aud
2d-ave
nBurn., Jas, 9od, bet 4,h and
Sth-ave
dButler, @ G, l24. near 5th-sve
Berrian, J, Handell's Island
dBonto, CIV 10th, near lDth-svs
Bollar, Oe,tlst, Harlem lane,
/ mar ll2ih
Busion, NJ. l52d. near 4th.avc
kBakely. jas, lUth-svr, bet l52d
and i53d
eBoud, o, l2Tth, bet % and %:
v ave
eBul. W, lie,h, be, j.. and I'd
d ave
Boil, B, l3lst, bet 9Th and 9Th.
h ayes
Brown. n ]. 18Th
hBerdard, II, I0lh-sye, be. e3ih
and 89th
Bromm, W. 3d.sv, bet l25ih
and 10th
Bias. c. 9lst. nesr 3d.av
Birdsall, j, glst. near 3d.a-
Boland, N, Sth-gy, bet 10th
and 18th
Burke. A, l24th, be. ID and
4th.sys
Burns, w. 18Th, bet 9th and
lOth.ays
Birdsals. II B, l25th, bet 5sh
and 6th.ays
Braiusrd, h, 18th, bet lst.av
and AVA
Brown NJ, od-sv, bet ll7ih
and ll8th
Brementon, Wm II, cd
&
hConor, J n, l25th, bet lat & 81
ayes
CIoley. ?. Kings Road, bet
1871 { l35th
Couery, J, 7th ave, bet. l22d
/ x l2Jd
Callahan. w, ilith, near "a sv
lCoran, q, 9Th ave, bet l5Jth x
l39ta
Clinton, r +, s.h ave. be, 18th
! l. l3Oih
Cook. q, Hath L Har. Lane
hC.efk, A, l25th, bet I'd l. ID
ayes
Carpenter, D. eG,h, be, ID L
b 9Th ayes
Cornisky, j. 10Th. bet LIST l.
B "a ayes
Casey. w, 2CTth, bet 18Th 4
4 18th aves
Currin, =, Kingshridge Road,
4 near ls5th
Crsui, G. 9th ave
eC.app, a. o7tb, near ID are
ID.
Doran, C. 3d.sv, bet ilsth and
l2Oth
iDemsres,, v. neth, bet I'd and
3d-Gys
iDorley, J, 132d,bet 7;hk 9th-avs
Dietsol. O, Manhattan, bet sth
4 and l0lh.svs
DUFF, ri. "a az. te. la3d tl2+th
Dishro, q ii, l20th bet 10, and
! 2d-evs
Doyle, T, 18Th near 3d-sv
sDayton, A c, llsrh, near 4h.ay
J l., H.h.sv near lTJd
Z.
Eile,man. J b, eaths,, near
shave
Engleman, c, - lfoth-st and
kirgsbddgo road
FldeTbrnd, A, - Broadway
and Lswrenee'st
Erndsa, IL, ll2th-s., neef Sd sv
y.
sFalfcepp, G, lla.h nesy ed sve
Field, I'd. l2j,h BET ID and
9Th ayes
FrNLi, Henry. 4th eve bet l2ith
} and l2Jth
Faulkner, M, Az A near IAN
Freeman. M, l?3th bet 5sh aud
9th syes
Fisher. N. 18Th be. 5.b ss:h sy'
q
Gilwel,er, NJ, l.h-sye, be,
l29th and l3yh
Greene, II, e6th, bet ID aud
tth.sves
Osynor, Jno. l2stb, bet I'd and
Slaves
Glmbr.dt, Obey, s7th u ad-sve
Grauwood. w. 90th. n B'way
Genet, II w. 66th, bet ID and
<th avos
Ii
Hersos. J. t,h-tv. near lleth
hsunon. ]. N2d. bel 9th aid
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6orses, g arriages, 81.
A,sls-Asr QuAar.asrrEH, ory1c

AtsIs-ASr QuARr.RsurERb Orylcr,
No ISL EisnTH AYR, EEwYoRE, March y, l64
CAVALRY AND ARTILLERY HORSES
~ WANTED-l will purchase in open msrlet oil borses
that may be presented aud inspection 81 III, Government
stables Thirty NTH st. Tenhaye, unh further no
tio~, ~ follows:
Artillery horses 10 ~ years Old ~ hands Lsh and over
! 100 pounds. and dark colo.
slS0 Payable In such funds may he furnished By the GOV
ernmepL l.. l.. MOORE Capt. ahd A. y. NJ
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CEIkv ouARIYRsAsTrRs OFyIcE, No. 1879 Oirad st.,
PHILADELPHIA DEPOT March IS, 1864 :
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received 90
- this Office tn TUESDAY, March %. l665 u O'Clock NJ,
for De ivtrng a. the Schuylkil Arsenal
81 Blu. W DOL FLANNEL Indigo wool dye 20 weigh -
the yard 81 width for sack coats Amy Standard
Grey Twled flannel for Shirts. Army Standard
Red, White and Blue Bunting. Army Standard
inch Yellow SAX Lace, Army Stand I'd.
4iDch Sky blss Sih Lace Army STANDARD
inch Searle, Lace. Army Standard.
w. Brown Thread No. IS. Bidders 10 furnish sample
Ned Spool Cotton No ~. Bidders 70 Furnish sample
- Black SilesiA Bidders to furnish sample.
Straw Wrapping Paper 1Iio, to weigh abou, lbs per
r-am
psre, offering goods should male separate proposals for
article offered and distinctly In their bds
pyopess furni each week the price hicA should Be crit
zen both IN uord, and fg and conform to the term. Of
this advertisement ooYy Of wtEA stosd accompany odeb
proposdL
Standard samples OF the articles required may be at
thin Office pies when submitted nut be marked and
10 correspond With the proposa and the parties
hste guarantee that the goods shen be IN every
pot equal standard o,hsr~i's tie proposals. will not
be ooBsid-red - - -
Bids III be- opened On TUESDAY March 70 1863 t IL
o'elock nl and bidders are requested 10 be present
zach bid most be guaranteed by two respondbie persons
whose sign be appended the guaranty, and
tiled being good and sufficient security fer the amount
involved by public funetonsry Of the United States
All proposals shonld be made out the regnlsT forms,
which win be furnished on application al this Office
The right 70 reserved 10 reject bid deemed unreasonable
and bid from dsaIltIns contractor viii be- resolved
Indorss envelope Proposals for there nsot the Of
Colonel WILLIAM w MoKIM
Chief QuAr,eImaster. Philadelphia Depot.
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GuARrERSAsTgR OxSERALt 0yTicB, J
fnsr DivIsIos. 49,. I

HORSES HORSES HORSES -
L HORSES, suitable for the Cavalry service, win be
purchased at Oosboro Depot in open Earie til April J.
les
Horses Will be delivered 10 Captsin T. Lowry Moore A. O.
NJ, and BE- subjected TO the usual OoYcno, inspection
before being accepted
specifications fonow,i "Csvsry horses nut Be sonnd
IN all PARTICULAR well broken In m esh and good condition.
from kteen 3) to sixteen (iG) hands sb from i've Isl, to
nine W yeArs old aid well adapted IN every way TO cavalry
purposes Horses between nine W aud ten no. years Of age
Il I'll, vsorous sprshtly and healthy, may be accepted"
Price, hundred and seventyIv dollars (S73l each
Hours OF inspection, from 6. III. to y.
Ayment viii b. made u this Office.
JAMES A. EKTN
Colonel In charge Fir.t Division q. NJ. q. o.
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proposals.
ONCE or ARMY CLorHISa AND EocpA9s.
NIv.ioxK M4ruh ~, 1865. } I

A RMY SUPPLIES.-Seaedpr proposals will be
~ ,c,iv,d Al tbl. Office until 10 o'clook IA, on sATUK
DAY 18Th instant furnishing By contract al tho D'p0
OF Army Clothigs snd L9uiP';- ssw %c HARNESS. "a
be m,de al respects according to The 'isndaId ;snp,s
thu. Office and be delivered In k~guanon sehne
Hders viii tate the shortes time IN which they can nsks
deliveries ,,, =, ~ att,
All bid. should be accompanied By guarantee FOR the ian
fui performance Of contract. ,,., -,
ne United States reserves the reject all bids deemed
Objectionable - . ,,,i.
Proposals shsuh be indorsed fropo'ah iof iu'pi'Hns
Hsrucss and addressed 10
Gr,y,t Bris-Gep d. u. vINTON, d. O. NJ Gen.
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mCtIUWtuf 49,
Msss. Randolph, sSth'sI. COT
lth-uve
Messerwith. John. i3oth'sN
be-. I'd and 3d.syes
Moore, Alfred, bet. 9TH and 9Th
syss.. 10 92d.st
Muller, Geo, . aide Sd'avc
aud l2Nh.st
McGarry, Denis, n side 92d-st,
bet. 4th and 5th.ayes
Nu.en,, T, l24 bet 6 and 7 ayes
Newro, J, lp6.st near 5ih'evs
Neyin., J. 10th
III ID ave
O'Knne, -, isi,h.st and Bwny
Olin. : n, ll9th-st bet I'd and
Slaves
O'Keefe, NJ, 99th.st bet 9th and
9lh-ayes
between isAh and lSSth
p
Putn,m, Geo, 10th, bet 9th L
7th.ayes
Prommell. J ". 10th
Potmer. Z, 10th, bet Sd X
4th.ayes
Purdy. r. n Of 10th, In Az A
Palevier, c, l2lth, bet 9th x
It'll -sves
PAGE, r. 2d-sve. near l0+th
Perkins, E,w side kingsbridge
RoBd. near lJ3th
Patterson, } n, Kingsbridge
Road
z.
Raynor. y y, l24th, bet 9Th
and 6th.sves
Reean, J. ll7ih and 9dsye
Rookie, T., Lawrence, near
l0th.uvs
Roche, J, Broadway and l2s,h
Rooney, T. lOlh.ave near 18th
Riker, {, 3d.ave aud l27th
Rusby. ". l23d
Riley, J, 9ls,, bet %th and 9Th
AYES
Rum,. W, Hh-ave, bet s7th
and cath
Rover, =, lO6th and 9d-sve
Riley, w X, 18th, cor ll-sy
)
Singer. w. 18th, near lst ave
Smith, T., "a ave, bet lB2d aud
1881
Saunders. Jeremiah
Scwnar, A, 89th, near 9th avs
Shanahsn, NJ, 83th, be, sth
aud 5,h ayes
Smith, G III. ll8th
Steyers, j. 10th ave, near l6rth
Shea. John. l29ih, bet ith aud
5th ayes
Smith, b, l03d, near I'd ave
Slsunse, II, 9lst and 5th ave
Shaficr. G, 80 ave and l24,h
sydell, } ~, Harlem
Speseter, Il, i.5lh, near llth
ave
, Sawrnst. -, e2d and ID ave
, Sullivan, J, l29tb. bet. "a aud
Sd sves
Sharrshsn, r. % ave, near l03th
Sutherland, w u
SNYDER, W. l?6,h, near 3ih ave
Schsck, T, 10th. near "a ave
Shepherd. g. iITth, bet 10th
and 18th ayes
Sullivan. J, 10th KingsSridge
Road
Schafer, @ p, 80 slst, W. OF
9Th ave
Salisbury, D, lo9;h
Schaner, ri, 8ith and I'd ave
vet. ave A and +. X.
r.
Thomson, w, lith'ave, near
25ihst
Tayer. R.126th.s' near 81 ave
Tobbit,, h r, l20,h.st,beiwesn
9th and l0th-aves
Torpee, r, Broadway between
llgth and l3nth.sts
Taylor, q. King.bTidse Road
and 99'h-.t
Upper. J, l2j;h.tt and Hsr'
lem.iane
Trswor. J. l27th.st and 3d.avs
Jiiu., w y, 3d-aye, near
l1Ith-st
7.
Nermilye. Henry 3d-av, n i25th
Van Aulen.
Van hip 7. WIN. l20th nr Av A
Van Do.sn. Fred, Sd sv, be.
l0lth and lesth
Ysudemer. A ~ Hath
Nsiesteer, Jos n. cor l52d and
lktL'hY
v
Wordwell, Pa. bet l2lst and
lEd sts
Watkins. John r. MseoDbs
Dam
Ward, ", i3Sihsi, near 10th.
ave
Way Francis
Wicks. Vanvick. n, l2ah.s.,
bet 5th and 6ih-svcs
Walsh. a, u. 3d-Ave and l24,h
Winen, J, sHh.st bet LIST and
Az
wilkins. A, G,h.Ave and l2Sth
wilkins, J, c i1Jth and 6th-sve
Wille;t, J, l19l-si, bet I'd and
3d-syes
Z. bot ID and 9Th svcs
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alilitarn Notlfes.
TIVE QUOTA OF NETWORK.
$1,000
VOLUNTEERS WANTED FOH NEW
YORK COUNTY.

INCREASED BOUNTIES AND HAND MONEY.
A,s meeting Of the County Committee on Volunteering
held on SATURDAY. February H. 1868.
Present-- ORisoy GLCsr Esq. Chairman.
Hon. NJ. 7. BRENNAN. Comptroller.
Hon. ELIJAH y. PrRDY, Supervisor.
Hon. WILLIAM 81 TWEED Supervisor,
Hon. WILLIAM r. STEWART Supervisor.
On motion Of Supervisor WILLIAM ~ TWEED Ii was
unanimously
Resolred Tha. the County pay for OneYea, Recruit
Thee Hundred 5000 Dollars Bounty and Fifty $3.50 Dol
lars Hand money.
For Year Recruit Four Hundred s4Oo Doers Bounty
and Seventy FIVE II '5) Dollars ilandmorey.
For Tlr-e.Yesr Recruit, Six Hundred 1000 Dollars
Bounty and One Hundred u 1907 Dollars Hand money.
BOUNTIES
FOR THREE YEAR RECRUITS.
COUNTY.
Total.
FOR TWO YEAR RECRUITS
COUNTY ...."..........S 100
GOVERNMENT. @Vo
Total.
FOR ONE YEAR RECRUITS.
COUNTY. ....'.'.''..''''''''S3OV
1OO
Total. ..s'''.''''.cfoo
Tho DOspy Pai to up Resru. In his own hand as
provided In SectioS Eve ( Of the State Law relating to
Boune, wiz Assembly Bill No. lis Of 1861 and tie HaaJ
money be paid the pes)n who may piesent the Recruit
BY order OF the Committee
CORNELIUS CORsON, Clerk
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Mooney, Jno., is3d-A- and N
ave
Mccormick. Michl.. is@hr''
near 10Th ave
Mesglan, Edw., sOth's1' nea'
3daye
Mount. SsmL, lst'ave" near
Ncjovn. Thos.. e. side. 3i-ave
Nsae. John. u side, Shave
Mcdonnell. VIM, near IN ave
Nichols. W,
Ncyin. " II, 10 st bet ID and
Meyer, l!
O'Brien, NJ,
Oughlon, w, I'd ave near lO9th
- .
OsbOrn, T, I2sth.st bet Is, and
2d-ayes
Quinlsn. James, 2d.sve.
Prophet, J. l26th. bet ID L
Sth-ayes
Patrick. g, l29th, be! ls.-av L
Ave A
Patterson, g, Lawrence and
l0th-ave
Pease. +. seth, bet % 4 3-dav,
Patrick, q, lllst, bet lst-aye q
Ave- IL
Parsons. Daniel
Pryor, X. B'wsy & i26A
Pierce, Il, II Paeoda.place
Pafst, A, slst, west OF sth-av
Raynan.A. 87th. bet ] snd2 nv
Rodcf.ck, W F., 3d.aye, beiw
seth and 9th
Regsu, w, Goth, bet , and ( av
Rswlinson, c II, l55th. near
Shave
Roth, s. 3d.avo, bot l04th and
l05th
Redding, X n, l2Jth. bet 4,h
and Jth-ayrs
Roden, I w, iSth. e OF 10th
ave-
Rogers, J. 18th
Ridley, J,l2Oth, bet % and ID
avcs
Sherman, NJ J, seth. bet 9th
aud 9Th ayes
Sickles, II, l.eih, bet I'd and
% avrs
Smith. W r. ord. W Of 4th ave
Sea Ian. ] cor l59th & 10th ave
Smith. 4, oath, bet 10th and
llih ayes
Scott, G., kingsbridge Road
aud l3lst
Sick'es. #. <ih ave, near l25tt
Spi'tGl, J. 18Th, near 80 ave
Shay NJ, ll7tn. near 81 avs
spcers, }, llaih, bet LIST and
I'd e~es
Schoh, ID. J G, l22d, bet ID
and % ayes
Sins, L,8sth, bet.ls, and 2dsve
Smith, A +, kinssbridgs Road
near I'D
Schermerhorn. J, 18th ave,
near 2Soih
Spalding. r, 8s,h. meas ave A
Sullivan. ", 8q'h and "a ave
Stevens, q. l29lh. bet 4th and
5th avcs
Spicer, II. l27ih, bet. 9Th aud
9Th ayes
Sci mindt, Chss, Pagoda.pl,
l2Dih
Sillirnsn, J r, 85tb, bet lst
ave and ave A
sheh,n, NJ, l23d, !
Toohy, n. Wards Island
Taylor, J + ,Ed-ave,n near ll5.h
81
Tbel. II. l27th-f, between I'd
and 4ih-aves
TGni.op,G, l22dst. near llih-
I've
Tice. J. Harlem lane
Tides h. liar EN-
lilly, d, 9sih.sl, between 9Th
and 9th-ayes
Taylor, W. l27d.st, between
lst and 2j-ayes
IimbroOk, Samuel
Van Wanke, Jacob F. ll9;h
and lst-av
Van Shenck. Jno, 18Th, bet
nth and l-th-avs
Van Bal.y. John, l56th, bet "a
and 3days
Nanlsnd;, Henry, 3d.sv, bet
l21ts and l25.h
Walker. NJ. 5th.ave, bet sSth
aud ye1h sts
Williams, L, ID ave, bet llsih
md 18th s,s
Net5elheld. J s, If5ihsl and
llth-eve
WilIiams,E, ll0,h.st Il 2d.tys
Ward, Mort
White, J. l2oih.s,. n 3d.sve
WnKht, J II. lZ7la-st., bet 81
and 4th ayes
Wilson, A, l21t.st nctr 9Th ave
Winueger, II. ll2th.r and 80
ave
VIII, Jan,z, Broadway. bel
Lawrence and l2yih-st
H.. W. f0r.l 4.
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD - wINTEE

IL ARRANGEMENr.-LssvesH rw.iork, yane-sip ard
3l st. East RIVER G.euport sag Isrbor Hampton. &c,
Of m For Yaphsnk Lsaeland lsp, Babylon aud Farm
ingdae at y a IN. ard p. rnuning through e
m aud 4 y. iStages connect Too Cold Spring,
Oyster Bay and Bunlins,on) For Hrnysead Jamaica AUD
Wnh@i at 3 aud 10. ~ !. M, and 3, I and
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN - Leaves 9Th n. Eas'
River 9l5a M Tor faphunx stopping at 81 Stations, ex
c,p Hampstead and Syosset Eycgro Tickets for this trails
III reduced rates. a. REASOSER. Superintendent
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STEAMBOATS, and Railroads.
CAFETY, SPEED. AND COMFORT.

CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
FOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER, PALMER. FITCHBCRG NASHUA
LOWELL CONCORD THE WHITE MOUNTAIN
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS
Tie sew and staunch stssmers of the Norwich line,
CITY Of BOSTON aud CITY OF NEW YORK.
leave Newfork daily Sundays excepted at O'Clock a.
uom Pier No. 20 North River, foot Of Vestryst.,
FOR NEW.LONDOS,
there connecting with Steamboat Expre Train nom ths
above points, via Norwich and Worcester, Boston and wor
ce,te Worcester and Ssshus and Now London aud Norh>u
RAILROADS
Freight taken 1t the ews, TsIeA For information inldls
of T. MARTIN Agent. Oh the Pier.
TIVE GREAT INSIDE ROUTE FOR BOS-
i T0N,-STONlNGTON STEAMBOAT LINE.
VIA GROTOs AND PROVIDENCE.
THE OLDEsr QUICKEST, SAFEST. AND MCST d.
RECr AVOIDING POikI gupiIH+
TUESDAYS THURSDAYS ard SATURDAYS The rleesnA
Steamer PLY MOUTH ROCK on MONDAYS, WEDSEJ
DAYS. and FRIDAYS on and after IhUhsDAf 2Jth inst
at o'clock 2. .
~ hese boats st.rt from Pier No 10 North River foot Al
Court sndt nd by aexperenced travel
anong the largest strongest most conortsbs s4
be.; have In American waters AT s seasons
time
sunpuous suppers and lsIurousy furaihei state
are maj Ned features Of these " floating palaces.
Eerihs aud may be secured at Htrndens Er
Oice No. ~ Broadway and at No i3 Nrss-s new
York. add at No. 70 Washington-st, 1oston,
n X. SlMOSS. Agent,
Merchants Navigation and Transportation Co.