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THE BRITISH VOLUNTEERS.

This 0ne corps is fast filling its ranks and in short
time the regiment will have its full complement. Yes
terday Major Hampson received communication from
tbrtysix Cornish miners in New Jersey, expressing
their desire TO ion the regiment Monday next
IL sapper and miners corps attached TO it, The regi
ment has such corps in Of formation. and
has been sent to the miners that effect Conse-
quenty Monday the addition OF three dozen stawart
men, well used 10 mining implements and calculated to
be OF invaluable service in fight at close quarters
likely to be made to the regiment An impression seems
to be abroad that many OF the who enlisted this
regiment leaving for other military ofganizations but
with the exception OF several hundred who Joined the
Thirty sixth weeks ago. such the fact The reg
ment will be fully organized short tiue aid which
subscriptions pouring in. Hurrah for John Bull in
Americat
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Commissioners OF Charitkss and Correc.

regular meeting Of this Board took place yesterday
Commissioner Nicholson in the chair
The following is synopsis Of the report presented by
the Committee OF the whoe:538 persons were trans
fcrrcd from the city prisons to the Workhouse on Black
wells Island since the 18th OF Jaly Of these I78 were
males and 35S females
Matthew Daily, member of the Sixty ninth regiment,
has resumed his position Keeper at the City Prison.
accordance With resolution TO that effect passed by the
Board the 22i Of April last. The Trcasurer's report
shows thai the cash receipts from the 18th the 3st Of
July h6iusi:- aspguns2a Y ssaass g, -,-.~~..
admitted into the charitable institutions during the
last week amounts to 2l1 and tho number remaining
July a. was ,25o-an increase Of SO Oh The preceding
week
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the men had thrown their guns away at the battle Of Bull
rum when fact the regime ut not at any time en-
gagged in light but remained in tho vicinity Of Washing
ton during the whole thue OF their service
The true Of their moi beng armed was that they
had left their guns in Washington they had further
use for them, and the needed them, as they
were Of superior quality. The otherwise were fully
equipped, having their haversacks cantcens, &c, with
them They bear the appearance of having been worked
hard and II they did not have the honor OF being en-
gagged IN fight It was not their fault, the will was
there, IL not the way In eonversing with tho men we
discovered that with very few exceptions they anx
ous to return but would prefer waiting until the intense
heat OF shall have passed away AS the reg mcnt
has not been engaged any conflict they return numeri
caly as strong as they departed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-02
FIRST REGIMENT GERMAN BLACK SHARP
SHOOTERS

The colonccy OF this regaeat has been accepted by
MT Eugen A. Kozlay Recruiting is going rapidly at
the Tivoli Gardens, in A. and at Lincoln Hail.
Houston street The number OF already enrolled is
over two hundred, and tbs corps can be seen drilling
every day at Tompkns square The officers are all mill
tary men, and have seen active service in Europe One
company from Albany, one from Newark and one from
Boston viii Join the regiment The OF the regiment
~ very familiar to Germans and the Colonel is we
known for his energy and military talent having dstin
grishcd himself able officer in the Hugaran army on
the battle fields Of Capona Comorn Nord Carlo s,onook
&c. Mr. Alexander Hoch, who has served many years
with distinction officer in both the Austrian aud
Hungarian armies is Lieutenant Colonel OF the regiment
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M0vEMsNTs or TROOPS IN NEW YORK.
THE UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION
GUARDS

On Wednesday night this excellent military organiza.
ton which, to great extent, its existence the
energy aud untriug industry Of Lieutenant Colonel Accr
man. by whom the regiment was organized, took posses
of the Park Barracks The following arc tho field
and staff ofhcers:-
Colonel, f. II Braulick.
Lieutenant Colonel, p {. A0kerman.
MAJOR, Simon =. Levy.
Quartermastor, Horato N. Wild.
Conmissary, George W. Pcarcy.
Paymaster, Charles L. Birdsal
Surgeon, M. Genath
Engineer Department, Captain r. II Eckic
Lieutenant Colonel Alderman elected Colonel but
resigned make for Colonel Braulck, who pre-
vously Major OF the Garbadi Guard. Colonel Braulick
was formerly an Officer in tho Hungarian army. MINOR
Levy was French ohicer, and served in Algers The
regiment is full with the exception Of two companies.
They are expected to be soon made up when the regi
ment will be mustered into the United States service and
after will be sent To the scat Of war.
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Married.

BEESMAY-WALIER Thursday, August 1, at Grace
church, Brooklyn, by the Rev Francis Vnton, y D. Ne.
F. BxxKMAN Of this city 70 CARRIE A., daughter Of Al
fred Walter ESQ, of Brooklyn.
DoYouuE-MARIrS.-OnT Tuesday July 30, Mt ST. Ste
phen church, by the Rev DR.. Cummings, JAMES DOso-
HUE to KATE MARTIN, daughter Of Thomas Martin, Esq
both Of this city.
MAoy-RoMAN.-0n Tuesday June %, by the Rev: Mr..
Rogers, Mr. GBERr D. MACY TO bliss ANNA L. ROMAN all
Of Williamsburg.
New Jersey papers please copy
ScHxfDT-BUrNEL.-0n Thursday, August I by the
Rev. Samuel Baker, EDWIN A. SCHMIDT TO Miss AIwJIDA
BUSNsy only daughter Of Edwin Bunnel, Esq all Of Will
liamsburg, L.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-02

WINTER GARDEN-BKSErr OF TIE FLoRENcEs.-The Flo
rences ouke benefit at the Winter Garden this evening
Broughams "Temptaon," the protean play Twce Mar:
rcd" and BLACKSTONE farce the eGood for Nothing" VIII
be performed These pieces give these excellent actors
opportunity display their best powers and they haYp
deserved we'll Of the public that genuine 'tbe.cat,
may be Anticipated. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-02
THE FIFTH REGIMENT

This regiment was expected to arrive last evening from
the seat of war; and the ESCORT consisting OF the Eleventh
and part OF the Third regiment proceeded to the Battery
in order to receive them An immense crowd also con.
gegated there to await their arrival but report of the
returning heroes was TO be had up TO twelve O'Clock
when the escort, crowd and all dispersed, after an
agreeable wait OF over hours II is probable that they
will arrive at pier No North river at early hour this
morning
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NEW REGIMENT OUT OF THE NEW YORK
.. FIFTH MILITIA.

TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
WASHINGTON, d. G. July 80, 1851.
YOU will oblige many members OF the Fifth regiment
New York State Militia by inserting in your paper that
about 409nen of the Fifth regiment will reenst for the
term OF three years, under the command Of George
hrnsberg Colonel and Paul Frank Lieutenant Colonel
Both Of them excellent Otfcers-Von ArDsberR having
beon Brigader General in the Hungarian army, and
fought in twenty battles also Paul Frank having been
an artillery officer in tho army in Saxony for thirteen
years. Geo. Won Aansberg is Major and Paul Frank
Adutant Of the Fifth regimont and very wolf liked
by their men.
We expect to get regiment under these officers and re-
crui fast enough to return thc Of war
SEVERAL MEMBERS
Of the Fifth regiment N r. S. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-02
HAWKINS ZOUAYES.

The recruiting for this regiment progresses RAPIDLY at
545 Broadway Lieutenant Colonel Belts is In charge Of
the recruiting department He has arranged tina, each
man ia supplied with complete outfit within twenty.four
hours after enrolling his squad leaves Join
the regiment at the seat of every week very large
portion a the recruits are iron the returned three months
regiments, number Of the Scvety first and Thirteenth
having enrolled their names during the last days
The brave fellows say they want week homo to see
friends and thea are ready % 20 back for the war
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-02
IRA HARRIS GUARD CAVALRY.

This regiment lof cavalry is now being formed under
Col O. De Forest It's headquarters at No. 56a Broad
way. Yesterday entire company joined It, The re-
cruitng is very brisk, and in few days the regiment
will probably be complete The government will accept
tho regiment in companies Horses and equipments
commence from the moment Of enlistment All com
panes with their occrs who have offered their services
have been accepted subject, however, to the exsmi
nation OF the Military Board appointed under the recent
act of Congress
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-02
A NEW CAVALRY REGIMENT.

Cen. Josiah Harlan, Of Philadelphia, ssio0ed,
in writing BY The Secretary Of War; July 49,
regiment Of cavalry from different States the companies
DO mustered in az soon full and furnished upon the
requiston OF the mastering 10 officer with horses
equipments and uniforms. Capt Lyon saacs has opened
recruiting once in this city, and his company Is rapidly
alng up end In camp At Camp Lyons, at New Utrecht,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-02
FIRST REGIMENT CLINTON GUARD.

This regiment accepted by the Secretary OF War by
order dated July &C. has also been accepted by Governor
Morgan as component part Of the IS 900 called
his proclamation Of July 49, All the companies Of the
Guard companies Of not less than thirty two join
ing the organization viii application to the Colonel
Spencer Cone, be mustered Professionally into the State
service and have quarters pay and raons assigned them
until the companies shall be flied and mustered into the
service OF the United States The headq a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-02
THE THIRD IRISH REGIMENT.

Tho Third Irish regiment is rapidly filing up and will
shortly be ready to take the field They have rendered
the command Of the regiment TO Captain Thomas Francis
Mesgher Of tho Sixty ninth This is done to show their
appreciation Of his bravery and to have at their head
man whom they all follow with confidence. II Is
hoped that be win accept the position rendered h.n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-02
Our War Maps.

An edition Of the HERALD War Maps callondered pa
per, beautifully colored, will be issued to-day All move
meots of the army clearly and distinctly marked
Single copies Is cens $l2 so per 100 Agents wanted
Edward r. Lloyd Co.. exclusive ageots for tho color cd
edition, 20s Broadway, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-02
MAJOR COOKS FLYING ARTILLERY.

Major Cooks Battery Of the Boston Flying Artillery
which arrived here "Wednesday night from Batmore
consisted Of six six poundc, rled cannons six casona
battery wagon and forge wagon, eighty horses
and hundred aud eighteen They have for the last
three months been stationed in and about the city Of
Baltimore, and have done good service in presefv wing
order in that city They proceeded 10 Boston yesterday
afternoon BY the Stonington route where they Will re-
crut and 10 short time expect to take the neld again
with force Of hundred and sixty
accompanying Major Cooks battery was tho Third bat
talon Of Massachusetts, Rifles, three hundred men, lately
known as the Devin Rifles Captain Sprague, Of Worces
ter, is at present in command OF this battalion which
lately formed part Of tho garrison Of Fort McHenry where
they did good service IN strengthening the deances and
remounting large number Of guns The battalion pre-
ceeded 70 Boston yesterday afternoon by the Norwich
route.
RETURN or THE FIRST MAINE REGIMENT.
The First Maine regiment, under command Of Colonel
Jackson arrived In this city yesterday afternoon from
Washington They arrived via the Camden and Amboy
roue between Eve and six o'clock and proceeded
up Broadway to the Park Barracks where they settled
themselves comfortably possible for the night the
officers going 20 the Aston House. The regiment will leave
for home this morning at five O'Clock by the Fall River
limo.
In marching up Broadway the excited considerable
curiosity among tho bystanders In consequence Of not
beng Smea ana many were tne reasons gwen Tor TINS
apparently strange circgpstaace Among othsss thaA
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CORRECTION.


In the report OF the return of the Twenty eighth {rook
lynn regiment in Mondays HERALD il was enormously
stated that Lieut. Col Burns was in command OF the regi
aen Col Bennett called at the HERALD Office yesterday,
and requested us TO correct the He uniform
and III command at the time.
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THE UNITED STATES VANGUARD.

Anew more men are wanted to complete tho regiment
IL was one of the frst formed under the new call for
troops and Is intended 10 make ii Of tho best regi-
ments OK the city Tho recruiting offices are at the fol
loving paces-Corner OF Prince and Mott and seventh
aud Lewis streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-02
THE SIXTY-NINTH REGIMENT.

The memberso Of this company will appear in fall uui-
FORM to morrow, August g. at half past eight O'Clock
H. ut the corner Of Tenth and Broadway for the
purpose OF being mustered out Of the service OF the
United States BY order OF
TH0MAx FRANCIS MEAGHER, Captain.
JOHN Smith, Orderly Sergeant
NATIONAL CADETS.
This regiment will meet ut thor drill ROOM Essex
ket tomorrow, at ten O'Clock be mustered out of the
United States service. by order OF
Captain JAMES Kelly, Acting Colonel.
Lieut.. T. III. CANTON, Secretary pro tenn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-02

VEAy PALTRY SQuAsBLEs.-The confidence
siaon OF different members OF The Cabinet, have
been engaged, lately, in retailing to the public
the pros and cons Of the mean and contempt-
ole jealousies by which the antechambers of
r>e departments are convnlsed. The parti,u-
1ars of every snarl among members Of the adj
mL.istration, are thus inflicted upon the coun-
try. We perceive that army officers are about
- follow this very unedifylng example.
Colonel Richardson has published a report OF
his stsre n the late battle, and Colonel Miles
believing himself to DO reflected on in it, an
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-02
FIRST REGIMENT HORSE ARTILLERY.

This regiment fully accepted by the War Department,
is now encanped At sstersvillc N J. The regiment is
nearly full aud is awaiting orders tn forward the
sea, of war twill in oil probability be ordered forward
within the coming week. Only about one hundred abe
bodied men aud borscmcn wanting to ill M the
regiment and application may be made at the recruiting
station No 166 Washington street. The cniis ting
this regiment receive twenty two dollars per month pay.
They are furnished with horses and equipments Tho
following the field and STAFF ofncefs:John Nasen
Colonel VIM. Halstead, Lieutenant Colonel VIM B. Lat.
sen, Major George u Mead, Quartermaster Ezra H..
Corwn, Adjutant
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near Bath long Island where the mon are suppled with
good quarters and ratons signing the roll Good horse
men have now an opportunity OF joining regiment going
INTO active service, with distinguished commander
lew non commissioned officers buglers farricrs &c are
wanted. Apply at $50 Broadway and 100 Bowery.
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UNITED STATES GUARDS.

This regiment will form the first Of the Union brigade
under command of Colonel Egbert L. Velo. This organi
cation is proceeding most satisfactorily Every officer
has been educated in the profession and the be-
ing carefully selected.
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who never Tails curing asthma, Catarrh and Bronchitis
is at fa'argo House N Y, room 49, Office hours to l.
onsutation free Dr. NJ treats equally we'll by letter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-02

= New York CANDIDATES FOR BRIGADHR GENE
RALs.--We perceive that of the twelve names
selected by the New York Congressional dele
cation, for recommendation to the President as
Brigadier Generals, several at least, are officers
Of high order Of merit. Major Doubleday and
Captain Seymour both did gallant service at
Fort Sumter; General Burnett and Colonel
Patrick are known for their gallant services in
the Mexican war; and not emily these four, but
uaaso Colonel Siocum and Major Viele, were all
West Point graduates. Colonel Blenker has
served with distinction as an officer, in Prussia,
and the skill of Colonel Duryee in disciplining
and perfecting military organizations has be-
come universally acknowledged. Thus eight of
the dozen are uneXceptionable recommends
lions, and some of the remainder may be good
for. augM we know to the contrary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-02

Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
pees tho best in the world Wholesale retail aud the
Dye privately applied ut No. @ Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-02

Beautiful COmPlcxi0n.-Laird's LiIuiGi
Pearl has achieved celebrity having equal pro
serving and identifying the complexion. 439 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-02

Ladies' for tho COuntry--Tfa u 80 me
Caters Boots at 1913 slippers and Tics at 6s rs.
per pair, with boys, misses and childreD's Boots and
Shoes, at MILLER Il co. y, 3Sf Canal street.
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KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE LOTTERIES
KENTUCKY. EXTRA CLASS 413--August l, 1861.
IS, 26, 49, IA, 80. IS, 60. 40, II, 8, as, 70, 65
KENTUCKY, CLASS 4l4--August l, 1901.
&c, 30, AZ, 2, %, 55, ~. 6, as. a, C8, %.
Circulars seut free Of charge by addressing either
WOOD, EDDY 81 CO.,
CovingtOn, Ky, or st. Louis, No
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DR.. Tumblcty's Pimple Ba nisher.-Price
81 per bottle Sent by mail or express to any address
Ofico 400 Broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-02

CoNrIscArIoN OF REBEL PRorERrY-Amina-
dab Sleek, of The Journal Of Commerce, bewai!s
The proposition of the HERALD that the govern
''nens should seize upon cotton and other pro-
lperty of rebels and calls it an invitation "to
sstealW How consderate Aminadab has be-
come since the interests of his rebel friends have
become jeopardized. Has he forgotten the year
out and year in defences which were elaborated
in his pious journal, of the wholesale robberies
OF Secretaries Floyd and Cobb? The federal
government was delivered over with all its
possessions to the fate Of the Canaanites, and
the "chosen children" Of chivalry were en-
titled to all they could lay hands upon. But
NOW, forsooth, that the day of retribution has
arrived, hands off--to retaliate would "reyolt
dhe moral sense Of the American people," Oh
Aminadab! Aminadab!
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GREELEY & Co. IN THEIR SECOND CHILD
sl5ooD.--Hcn Massa Greeley and the members of
Ills 7ridune--or rather Jacobin-Association
,seem to be in their second childhood Thus in
yesterdays Tribune they say, "we admit that
every general or other commanding officer en-
gagged in that deplorable Dull rum battle did
his entire duty as strategist and hero, and
chat no blame whatever should be attached to
any one" It is proposed to start subscrip-
alton to buy donkey and cart for Massa Greeley,
,and donkey and saddle for each Of the mem
Ybers Of the association In this sort of chariot,
sasd with attendants thus mounted, poor Greeley
viii head triumphant procession through the
Central Park in celebration of the success of his
Mpport OF the administration Of his fayorite,
Honess Old Abe Lincoln.
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RELIEF FOR THE FAMILIES OF THE TAM.

The new relief certificates for the families OF The sol
diers oil the smmany regiment ready Cor delivery at
room ~, Tammany Hotel
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White Canvass Army Shoes, double
solos, the bost in the city, at LANDONS, 40 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-02

Military Shoulder Braces and AbdOmi-
nal supporters cQp,bned-A and superior article,
MARSH co : Truss Office, No Yesoy ST. Astor House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-02
No. 8 MARION srRxar, NEW Yosx. july 20 1,

No. 8 MARION STREET, New YoRx, July 20, 1861
DEAR DocToR-I have been afflicted with total deafness,
and this morning was induced TO pay you visit No
imagine my delight when after operation ~
your hands, my hearing suddenly, and without pain
restored to me, for which feel very grateful After
being totally deaf almost shut out from the pleasure II
using 10 nave returned and to hear
distinctly reflects great credit for the immense
Of skin you possess beg 10 thank you for Whist
] can truly appreciate ! am, sir, your obedent r.
want EDWARD TEMPLE HARRISON.
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Birth

Birth.
COLLABORATION Monday, July go at No 81 Woodruff
street, Brooklyn, the lady Of Mr.. d. CALLA0HAn Of
daughter.
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THE ARREST OF COLONEL SMITH, OF THE
THIRTEENTH REGIMENT NEW YORK STATE
MILITIA

The following despatch received in this city last
night by Quartermaster Mumby Of the Thirteenth
FoRr McIiENRy, August I, 1861
J. II. MUMMY, Quartermaster Thirteenth regiment
Colonel Smith has not been released from arrest copy
Of the charges against him will be forwarded 10 Governor
Morgan JOHN A. DIX.
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NOTICE.
NUTlCF.
Nr Won MhcfTy7ICKEp thu celshra nj cd Enr,

DR.. Won MOSCHISKER, the celebrated European 0cu-
stand Aurs who has for time past operated in this
city with universal success gives notice to all acf ed
with disease of these delicate organs that no Intends
suspend operations for time 10 rest from the abOss
of his Immense practice and those who intending 70
place themselves under his should do at once
no may be absent recruiting his health some timo Deaf
in its worst forms and long standing cured by hs
newly invented Ethereal Ear Inhaator justly apprec
ated by the highest European medical authority 10y
sicians who have among their patients those afflicted
with strabsuus eye are invited to call and
witness his system Of instantaneous operation Sur
gerry at LOT Clinton place. Eighth street bewoen Fifth ana
Sixth ayeHues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-02

Wives, Ms4hers and Sisters, Whose Hug
bands and brothers serving in the army cannot
put into their knapsacks a necessary valuable
gilt than fsw boxes Of HOLIOWAY'S PILLS AND ONT
MENr They insure health under tho exposures 'o
a soldiers life
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-02

Trusses, Bandagcs, Elastic stockings,
Pile Instruments Supporters and Instruments for all
formities Drs. GLOVER h TfORNE No. 4 Ann ST.
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TyACTS ARE STUBBORN.-READ.

EMPIRE SEWING MACHINES-CEIE BRATED FOR
II simplicity, durability and efficiency for families and
manufacturers. Agents wanted at $40 broadway.
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MISCELLANEOUS,

A RMY EXPRT.SS-pACKAGES FOR THE SOLDIERS
"A at Washington, Fortress Monroe, Newport News,
Arlington to any the camps carried at half price, ~
ADAMS EXPRESS co, so Broadway.
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nOWEERS AND THE PORTLAND C0MpANYS KEr
IL ROsENE OIL.
The undersigned have reduced the price or this cole
brated Oil j. H. BRUNDAGE u CO.,
36 and 80 Burlng eljp