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full beverage and active tonic. Composed Of
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vigorates the body, without stimulating the
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creates an appetite, and strengthens the system.
1t is a certain cure for Dyspepsia, Constipa-
ton, DiarrhRa, Liver Complaint, and Nervous
Headache, and prevents Miasmatic disease
from change OF diet, W ater, etc. 1t can be used
at all times of day, by old or young, and is par
ticularly recommended TO weak and delicate
persons. Sold by all Grocers, Druggists, Ho-
tells, and Saloons. p. H DRAKE & 90, No
202 Broadway, NeY York. So 25-eoSm
@@ FRANKLIN 4 CO., ,A@
244 PBNSsYLVANA AVENUE,
tnorth side,) between eth and 18th SITS.
sss Pa. arenus, under W the National Hotel.
BRAZILIAN spPGF REFRdE II g sRoek orystaD
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.''' OPERA GLASSES,
"" no leo GkRTEs cRr be- vIs1rE. &c. &c.
p '0 Edss!5SSa + n H% Il RE- =
' MeGREGOR CO., E
AT THEIR
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$50 SEVENTH STREET,
offer ind ucements to purchasers OF FU RS1TURE
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Our stock is large and varied.
PARL0R SUITES. in Brecstelle, Rep. and Hair
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CHAMBER SETS, ia Solid Oak, Walnut, Mahog-
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superior Curled Hair MATTRESSES, Husk and
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cAkfss atff
WAsHsTANDS, OFFICE FURNfTCKE, &c.
All of which msde fram the best materials
| and warranted to give satisfaction.
Persons furnishing would do we'll ~ look through
| the stock before purchasing, are selling At
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no 2S.eotJenl $40 Seventh street.
| - -. SEWING MACEINESl
| large stock, of different patterns, for sale at
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| SO s. Howard street, Bait more.
! ~ S95 Superior Family Sowing Machines on
exhibition at Mrs. q. PRECsS', 3251a seventh
| street, Washington. nc -Iin
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rSTEAMED OYSTERS.-FIRST WARD STEAM
- ED OYSTER SALOON, 162 Pa;ay~ ~
betw cen I7th and 18th SITS -ALBERTl@N HI
W0ODLEY begs TO inform the citizens sSSEl1
and stransers in Washington that he w
opened n snug Steamed Oyster saloon in the First
Ward where he hopes by selling nothing but the
finest bivelves to merit q share of their patronage
Remember-Nearly opposite his late place-the
Eagle Restaurant. no 4eolmS
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CABINET RNITU RE,n
- AT OLD PRICBS. ~
Having purchased our entire TI
stock for CASH before the advance,
We are enabled to offer unprecedented
bargains TO all who are in want OF CABINET
FURNITURE.
Our stock is now COM plete in every psrticul ar,
and we cordially invite all who contem plate fur,
uishng promising saving of at least Is pr cent.
to all who make their selection of Us. IL Is not
necessary to sArticulsrize, our vast stock EN-
braces every article necessary to furnish house
com plete.
1ll we ask Is . call TO satisfy yourselves.
EOTELER WILSON,
Iron Hall No..31s Pa avenue,
ne 90 eotJanl Between 9th and 10Th sts.
nIeSOLUTION.- The CO. partnership heretofore
IL exi, ting sbetu cen the subscribers, under the
frn. Of Moore i Dennison, has been this day dis
" GEORGE H MOORE,
EN-. DENNIS0N.
Washington Oct N'ns1. ccT
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ppllAf RNGTnN

i He Regular packet schooner U. W. Dyer has
arrived and is now dischsrsing her freight. AS>
Apply ~ - III
HARTLEY & BROTHER IsAAs
oc9 80 ard IoI Water ST.. GEORGETOWN
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GROWERS THEATRE,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, near Willard Hotel
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Warrington, JAe 1.-THE excitement in
New ! * ,bo't thc pr pl-ci AIT .pri.tinu a. an
aliton.l $500 ri,0n OF 'ltnd Sfa'pE motor, IL
REGARDED Lcre as uuNprrJlt d by the ia't4 Of the
case, IHs whole nominal "a. U.Htiuu q, tie TOD
States noted AT Ills tine, l. Gay Sll' hno~n--
There are ia the Treasury I, un croat OF li,hur-
sing oihccr about .9s, 90, 400; .iN.ut ai,ut half
n million With which t. meet draip. tr,m tn he.
Iaitm,m o. tie sliT,OOOUco, about $1,000 900,
theing the amount 81 tls d,m9ui ilHtas,! are rae
tcRlly withdrawn nom ciruu'Ainu, boarded tor
payment OF customs. q t'c II,I u.pl nov issue,
therefore, S5TOpO,Dnn may f,ru,C the nmoU nj
thus boarded, sul about @ii,nuuUNJ will
lie witAhed nom lastr g. meet possible
demands iir tent IItry dCiutit5 l"yuud
the immediate Ucru', Thus tvi,ol' 40 Will
make no Drict.ra' Hl .'nu I. & r llti, Do,
j. IL well undeisto0d also that the secretary will
IN 10 event issue any part pi the now ic-, II A.
thorih.d, excepting anal notes. TIL the place
o. lafse, In pnym' NJ h. d a''., hiw otter csy-
dltorS pr"ierring them ~ lun, o7u duties o. IN
ports i've Increase Of tue tcppu-ary 'nln, AID tie
conversion ol tie United ; rhs n,t's s,gesly
ISSUED INTO hYe-tventy Ipr bonds We'd r'y I4c
enough To meet the daily expenditures. Oar
ing the 'resent week thus r H., income
from THESE sources las hos. t'4au m6t
current expenses. The convers 49, alone have
supplied more than n half mi, in OF dollars
day, and will probably increase under the cir
cuustances. Very lit" use will he made Of tie
additional authority proposed to ler.y,u IT, tho
Secretary, though IT Il y ought rrud.i.,y t. oi.nl
against pssii 10 eSi.cn'i,s, by gSln4 il an ,sp4n.
rdon Of the currsn', which may take place n rr,.
fore will not be attrhutallcto tire Trpusury n,
VsytnIsA', " "Ls!sVc1 else ~ ina le .syytb,l
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Warrington, June IA "A dispatch from Gen.
Mecleu.n's army, dated today, sayst "'~
Tia inoyemtpm Of the enemy today have been OK
,ensiyt, And saye, sss Involved in mystery Large
bsdies ef men have been seeu hoy.ne down from
,ar ndsbborAeod Of Necbanlcsylie bridge and Rich.
rnond towsrdt vht late la,,'s fsld. Our Tickets
wero driven In from Old Church during which
Capt Royalh efths cavalry, wounded, showing
that the enemy designs making dcpou 'trntioo IN
that direction. A cVntrsband who csn,o IN yss,oi.
day, reported that tLreo thousand cavalry Jen
Rlchrnand on Wednesday, going IN the direction o.
frsdsrlcsburA This In probably the force
WHICH appeared Al Old Clutch. Tie
Rebels opened, ut daylight thi. morning, q sAari
FIRE from snlery ia front Of General sumner. il
lasted for about three hours We lad one man
killed aud ono wounded. A number of rrumln.n M
citlzons living between Kent Cour, House aud the
Chictahouliny have been arros,sj by order of
Colonel Iusals, on suspicion 81 communicating
with the enemy. There Is no doubt but Il at the
rebel generals are daily advised Of every movement.
Of our troops Ivy the people who have r,maiucd at
home. The weather IN hot aud sutry, Dispstehcs
received today AZ the War Department state thst n
demonsGaton was made yesterday evening by "A
force ii rebel cavalry aud artillery on tho tirlt
flank OF General McClellsnp army, OF Tunstsll'a
station. apparently with the intention OF interrp.
ing his railroad communication. The ATTEMPT was
met by force II infantry ani the enemy retroatsd
No dainsse was done 10 the railroad.
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Dl.potche. frsm. t,en, Iraileek,

'Tn.ing'on, June l3.--Di'patches from Gen
ri.lleet, dated is'h. Up. n, have Istn received a.
the War Department..
B-sarseard is reported 70 Pave Neen ~ 49,,
With tie rouiains of Ids army, % Saturday lart.
SPIES and dcser,crl rcrresen, the rebel army 10 be
greatly disorsani,ed. Mutnous and deserving re.
siments which rshised " serve longer, tLeir time
Of enlistment having expired, have bosn dissrmed
and largo numbers shot. The immenso des'rc. ''on
c:valuabc stores proves that the retreat wss hur.
RED one. Half burned locomotives and cars are
found inplaccs whore they would not have boon len
!; the enemy had been making contemplated and
prepared retreat The rebel army has stripped G.
food the whole country south u Coriuth and many
Of the inhablia are In = starving condition.
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From Front Royal.


f'o" H'yp' June - h' '''u'' VI inc
uA"'s OF 70" h'Pd"'c' '' "''u"y 'ah'' oo'"c'h
portion 81 ShAe'd'' uN'S'"h "na JACKS MS army
are NO" ase'r''lhed' "a near as can DO in'
n"'neS already gwen me known 10 pe among ''e
kilIod and wounded although many ''As''n among
the missing are no h'n'' oA''y ny .'"'' ".' our
uooI'' oehS e''nio"'' - ''"'' "''"' "o ~
superior IN n''''s'H' 'ni ~ W. '''r r',l''" .A
c'P' bravery "''! were "''. 'S''''! "' ''' "''
h''u whose names 'o"'" "o' '' l'1o''''''l' VI W
u' ,''so hu'nu''' ',a'''' IN "'.''"' "'."S m''
aoup"s's ma ''''' 0''N !" ''" 's"'u" '"'
men, who did their d3,y mostly ns!ioyil.4,l ty
t1tirN,ltuy af,eiliru tLaa hyrtmt,thllr NUN.
-. 10 and ueu ,c,rca,,,, il, o,d.r
a.. nom, .i.,, re,n,.,t. which ,y,r. com.
,l,, :, 49,, :, ,ho
P'' ~ ''''" o." ''"t' $50" - ''A' - Wv
moait iif., Lpny OF "h N male tAesr way back to
tl,i!..i...
~. s...,r, l.,jara Piedmont did po,,c duty
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Fl'tnyfoT, Jms lj.--!hs Secretary Of Var
haNli received complaints NAT The jail oi L"udoH
County, Va, wt1b,i4y used T.. the rat '" f"
tho s'a.st y r'l.s, and tst the rfbeIs " '1St
county w'ro ae.lyry co-olvrat.u. With n' '''A"F''
ties o. the confederate states tie matter was re-
farrea 10 gen Wgdsw8rtl, ~ cog.maulcr Of the
department. c. sv.n, ~ SCOTS Cavalry, was
ordered, with q 4, ,.hnruto u hs command, l. ~
10 Leesburg. A1'r, No.kS absence, tie ,omlnanl
returned last C,Ci'ps. co.'s Saiu L,i a screr'! lsl
delivery Of tho uc,rcs confined on rebel
sccuun,, stra sltclel W. filings generally, anl
lrouglt cluei Justice A,l Rogers sd R,y. Il. II.
Sourse prisoners they refusing to take the oath
Of u'logi,H!c, ana l,,uJ proved 10 be sctye IA the
relr' ,o.,t t. Hsy,r % .-ut,ouH J't,H, I. =
Kind OF rrbu. pI,,-hny i.rsHprs pr yes 10 ~ a
lot el 81 s,covl 20, the al,,a { tie place crls.r
tDo 1t ct, 70 AVOID meeting tie ohtors Of the CAV
airy troop, Ne children sugirs "p.Nie" in trout %
tie quarters ami most OF the stores were clysci
dui, d; ii. stay ol Tie troops.
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baltimore, Jnnc ll,--Ihe OH Point boat has
arrived. .rd hrI,3a ,hr following Intelligence
.hptJolt, J'us l1.-An expedition was male H.
Deep Creek yesterday by Aaior Dodge, who tunl
\ rebel poo, ofrco there, which had bo.u in line 81
communication between this place aud the CHI
rnond establishment, II was broken W. Dc"p
Geek IL tea mites south ot Nurfolk, Cordially o.
fyelins IL Increasing at ~ rnost satisfactory rste
Gruoi al Ni.ls hns been offered til IL. II fine
house, free Of rrt and the oGur Ina, boon accepted,
Trade Ia rey,vmg. dozen srhoousrs are In port
loading NJ di-,Aars ing The Union demonstration
made vest rdsy Mas not 40 sa icessul ~ II w1a
uoip.ted !, would bee, on account Of the sbsenoe OF
Governor PorI"nt, Senator Garlic, and others VIII
we're expected To rdlrtgi tie moo,i4L. very
large procession, however. assembled On tho dock,
and, learning tina, the al'akcr4 were not coming,
marched - N'h,up Ne where ~ eloquent Nd
lress was delivered by \ IhonU,, Eii., ot I1~o.
Grea, enthusiasm was rGLp' 'stsL Capt. ,hauuos
Wat. II, Of P.it7moI,h EH received S!tuoiity "
raise rss men, Of volln.'srs 'or ,.f way.
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a Howl From Dixie.
Extracts from Ssossh Papers.
vICKSBURC SHELLED.
DE sofa, MISS, DESTROYED
other Places Under Discipline.
xURpERERs CALLED FOR.
Martyrs in Demand.
other Places Under Discipline.
xuRpERERs CALLED FOR.
Martyrs in Demand.
Gov. Johnson and Gen. Butler
Reported Assassinated


Washington, June 12.-Richmoni papers r.
seived here contain extracts from the vieksburs
cEEse which testify TO Ge brilliant operations of
our fee, in their vicinity. News from vieksturg
" the 80,h uls., published In the Richmond EI-
sNiNER Of the OIL inst, says
Two Of the enemy's sJuboats amused themselves
by throwing shot and shell into the heart II vicks-
burg. About 1916 missiles were thrown during thai
fine but comparatively few Of which appeared 20
be directed ut any forts. We have Hoard Of NO
.aslaltes beyond considerably drm..nus some
private residences and one or two churches.
The reports Of victaburs papers also state that
De Soto, Miss, has been destroyed by our fleet,
md adds tina, =" butthrec little buildings now mark
she spot which glorifed In the Title Of city,"
The same report adds that the Federal .rinjosts
shelled the town Of Grand Gulf Monday, and their
transports landed . number 81 troops, who pill
LACED and sacked the town Of everything they could
ny their hands on.
The Richmond ExlNrsrr Of tic 9th instant De.
'o,es its editorial columns 70 deplor.ns such fact
that there is found no individual So desperate and
weary Of living by the wrutchedn.as this invasion
has brought on him, as - substitute what may be
IN isuominions suicide for g glorious mstyrdon
This Is intended as an incentive for procuring
he assassination of the ruited States officers
who have taken Possession of rebel territory
The paper Is printed Oh half sheet, ard is a
erikins evidence Of tue Impoverished condition Of
,ffars in Richmond.
A letter from stanton, Va, dated June 9Th, pub
sshed ia the zane paper, states that on Sunday
jackson met aud engaged Shields, after ii recap
mrs by the Federals Of Front Royal, taking with Il
$50 OF the 18th Georgia regiment. Tic rebels claim
W have repulseL troops, anl taken 6o6 prsousrS
Their own loss they give as being small.
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MARKETS..
Wholesale Prices OF Country Produce.
NEW YoAk, faipAY, june 10 1s6g

NEW YORK, Friday june ID 156y
prrKn
cA0!Hs 5'' e.. h. ,ssis Or Co Pail. =. big
:" wsstu u. t2dRlS Penn. drkins. .1bsi6
State. half hrklns .iosie Grease but.cr.... s%CSo
oHrysr.
New cheese. crtrsfa ~ New cheese, poor. .4aS
ohio cheese. ...... .es D English dairy :. otsio
Western la.res. ....ssi0 Damaged cheese. 100
prAss
Medium ..".s9 60Cs2 90 Kidney. ......Sa 50Ss %
'fea'......... 9.o0S2 g. Marrow. 6oCS3 70
BRooM Coas--Per 100 lbS.......... s6oo4L0o
bEksNx-For 100 lbs. ........... .t32, o0s33,0
sTRAwnEngrs.
Wilson'S a box. seis scarle,s, bssk. .. .saS
-, barrp rsrrr.
IN. piumhs, pr ID l2Hi3 Ks-pherries. 10 es1y
DIack Dettea.. lNd II Peaches. .......20 0a26
cherries. New APPLES. ..5hts5k
renn IS State, eh.iGHoio Western, choice. ioCsisk
yRrsn MATS.
Reef sides, good C,ssS Pork .........rs.I kas
Mutton, carcascs. .tesdS Calves, light, live E. lCAS
Veal per lb...... Ca Lambs, per ID. .... .V0tt
fRKsn FauIIs.--Rlsssw apples $3Css3 10.
FkArnEEs. Western choice, per 10, 3SCatOc.
Eng. snre, p.d s9s9 % wild pigeons. 81 oos9i -
f'o'ers s.... / 900! do. picked. oetA -
80. oARfIcx.
ror NV uupcpes ....s...............$lO WcS-- -
bArIE sUaAR.
Choioe sugar .1o9 i? Good sugar. ........s0 o
Bed, per b. SO 2s9- --inermuds,bbl. % d.
BOG = Bunch,per 100 ooS- -
rocLrar.
Turkeysrsr IL Pa Fowls, per Ii. -. ga 10
Geese, per air..pt,si W Ducks, por pair. 40 %
MERGERS, r b'.si Sss2 % wercrn Redss1 1890 20
Bermudas.....o ooa5 95Jsck'n whites 5000 20
Prlnos Albers0 GOAL 70 81 Potat, p bIs 1904 %
Rd. Plnkeys"l $500 00IJunes. ........i 9O0S3 ID
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Warrington, Jtae lJ--Nr. Pierce, the en-
po.e OF tho Treasury to stpornieni cotton plant
ing IN AMI about Por, Royal, IL here, from Charles
ton harbor only Tuesday last
lie Reports that we occupy james Island. under
sunboat protection, and that Commodore Dupont
declines 10 so ahcdd iurthei until teen. Hunter can
co-opsra.o with him " lad.
Mr., rierce also reports as his impression. that
$4,000 Of Boaurssards men ARE In Charleston
aud that all L. defend the city all hazards
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r homeward Journey will
'ces If residence.
pletc LIST Of those belong
ltst
J. Ling, c. e, 9ls'.
+. W,nckcnback, CuE,ti.
". AIpleLy, e.. II, sist.
y. =. II 'pHIn. e.. a, I'D.
~. u. Mills, Go A, So,h.
10. u johnson, Co e, 20.
4. y. Young, G.. u, I'D.
=. Huntington, Go I. sist
A. Tisman, Go. u, stat.
lC. n. Rice, Co. q, p3j.
". Gardner, 90. q, ys'h.
lC. \. Gavin, c.. y, 10th.
T. Milford, Go. u. roth,
" Bullock, Co H. si-t,
W. Clark, Go. A, lat.
sgt. W Johnston, Co.'s
~. Griffin, Ca D., 3j,h.
-. ka,hhun, Co. D., BNh.
u. Nelson, 60. u, -Tth.
teyette Bush, Co. H,n3d.
u. McGowan, Co. II, sgd.
! hnjamin, Co. ", both.
W. Vsnicrcook, X, sls,.
koht Kent, Co. u. eist.
e, X withsm. G, slsI
" pDunelly, CO. I, JIth.
Leon Hobart, Go. A, 18th.
T.. &. AaJIr, Co. Il, fs,th.
lI Fitzgerald, Co. Il, ssth
W A,,tesou, Go. u. slst.
Y. ID. Sherman, T., 7Tth.
Mnttcson ! Cook, &, iBd.
John Eli, Co. q, b6th.
II. bartholomew, =, 18th.
A Muller, Go, I, biih.
WIN. fpv, Go. Is, R,th,
lily. Deeds, Co. n, isbih.
NV, Grifhths Co. u, STth.
A Mayuiullot,Cn. B,.sah.
Nnth'n. Prime, Coz, list.
Sick Lcruy,Co f,hjth.
w. Anderson, Go. X ,pjth.
Ed. W Dunn, Go. y slst.
=. b Mason, Co h, 4i,h.
lily. iiabcock, Co. ~, 92d.
&c. W.,distt, Coo, 10Th.
thas. Griffin, An.
Jas. Greek, Go. &, slst.
J. u. sNscly, Co. p,l2th.
Gideon u. standish. Co.
u, -hth.
&c. Bennett, Go. T., -ttlI.
cha tire, Co. T., lgih.
N"iis u Isiet, Go. II. ,th.
IluIHs illler, Go. &, an.
|, na.. 'A'll, ~ {, III.
RYb'. ArnrS, 10. q, 'lh.
80 6,5,h.
u. s,rtcl, Go. II, To-.
/ Micll. shay, Go D., sGth.
sergt W " Auol,noo'iy.
90. J, isith.
Chs l. " .chly, Col o1th.
Edo 4 .BriGsS COLI, Ni,h.
thr. $ suWcti, ca. u 1lh.
Colus 'l.iu'I, con. s.th. ,
Gins r'rllip-, tu.I,,iti
= W. Amos, 90 g. Ouuh. .
J,s. ,afuac,t.t 1T.
G-ui. Htsin. ,o.C.ahlh.
,ou.lI >SuL. /
Mo-. rurrc'l, Go. 4. Lat.
u 4 stsarns, con. si.t.
: Anderson, e.. X, 1T.
ip'n Magic. Go. A, LIST.
4. Il.lu, .Ir, Cu.C, s,th.
!. tink, e.. Il, hld.
". slrn,.i.t, Go, lOnh.
.A.,.iAnt- 9Th Btt'y, .d'h.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
a.. a. - 40
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-06-21

N'nIbp', Jnne l2.--The reports that the re-
bells had burned vicksburs were not credited. Sew
ern g'nho'S and ram. are starting on a rsoonnola-
ssuar W white river. M1uy families are starting
Nor,h, vLp have been waiting for the ruiol. forces
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1862-06-21

NHb!ipdoi, Jnr l2.--Thc steamer L1ui,l-
IA. a.t four hundred AID sNtj wounded soldiers
from WGte House, arri',d this morlnS rAg.,
Lsu.'- ale already published,
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wounded soldiers on DO
The wounded mon feoei
bst'lss Of Williamsburg,
The men have been r
They were taken from q
vcysi 10 the hospitals IN
arc allie 10 continue lhei
be forw aried 10 their pli
The following iss com
ing 10 New York regime.
Lieut.. y. GRANT, Cn n. ~
Ll.utJ.D. We 4, Cor,IO
\. &. Wool, c.. =, ,Wh
Cop. IL.peckor. CoF.7,
John Cullen, Go. q, s2d
VIM. Bangwell, Co A, ~
~. Moran, Co. u, bj,h.
j. II. Csse, Co. =, sist.
NJ. stobler, Co. =. b1th.
u. DergiDo, Co. =, l00th
A. Moore, Go. J., b'th.
I, Mclaughlin, CoA,ioo
y. anedccor, 90. u, LIST.
III. Kelly, Co. A, eth.
NJ. Cafterty, Go. u, s2i.
r. q. smyth, Go. j.. ~.
VIM. Miller, Co. y, hsth
ID. u. Fay, Go. q, si-,.
j. i,olIegan, Go. X, sis,
II. y wought, I. 06th.
u. W. stesrns, !, Goth.
r. NJ. smith, Go. n. iOth
john Dcshaw, Go. A, g2d
John Hunter, 1th.
!. \. Tnmpkins, y, both
!. Hendricks, Go. I. g9d
!. u. D1rsh, Go. A, is'h
Or. Sgt. II. pai'lcr, 'Sth
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Levi I'LL, Co, I, s6Ih.
Chas. Sweet, Go. u, Ssh
Warren Meal, Go n. DSd
Mont. Fish, Go. N, 1911
T.. N,rwsllier, Co. F,bhth
John Robin, Co. A, 6hih
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q. =. Moore, Co. II,iOUlh
A. PHILIPPE, Co. A, 5jth,
Jos. faber, Co. A, 3 N.
Carl Schuler, Co. A, tSti
u. Dupuls, Go. A, ojlL.
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W. Dougherty,C Co. N, 5Iil.
u. Gooinow, Co q, 9sth.
I'd Burk. Go. X, bo,h.
q, Foster, Co. X, Goth.
W. Freeman, Co. D,IIth
WIN. Koch, Co L, 7,h.
II. Mckenzie, Co. X, Goth
N.,aird, Co. y, O6th.
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Robert Cox, CO. ii, 81.
n. +. Tenney, CO. 4 49llD
Btni. Lester, Co. T, 10Th.
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norton Carey, Co. I ,-lN.
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W.T. Parsons, e.. e., "'th.
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Chns. Fall, CO. J., Sl-i.
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