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DIED.


ARasTRONG-At Gre enw,ch, Coma oa fue'd'y July y,
James H., ior 4 Caihatire = aid ths lac te'',s An
,rrcug e. the 25.h year Of lis age.
.IExAEDER-lu this city o. Wednesday Jaly % Mary
Als1,udr daazter ~ Kobrs. ald ELoI Alexander ased
year m0l.hs sod II days
BROoKS-on sunday June % 90 Paris Mrs Emily A
brooks widow Of the late iietry BROOKS Ct thi' city.
Her remains hure brought 30 a GO MY Tor nlef ent
H., ,-,d the friends of Henry Brooks deceased and Of
the fsries are re- yrctf4y invited t. attend her funeral
which VIII ske place iron tne Ch0rt ~ &c Acens'oa
corner Of Tenth AID 18th avenue On Friday nesHh
.tll O'Clock
BUSHNFiG-In THE civ o. Wel1s'ily Afternoon July
a. Gie, Bushnell, aged - ye,r'.
M. ffr g. and the friends Of tte family respectfully in
ved stisnd his funeral OF Saturday morning at 10 ooas.
frou his re.sacc No ii5 Fourth avenue. without fur
ther invitation.
CARP-In Ills city on day july % Sergeant Clare
l. carr 9Th Regiment Rev OK Nounteef' aged % Yeas,
Orange County aud New Hampshire pape'' please copy
COOKEOn ore ofthc group q the kooria Merra Islands
Humphrey Cooke, agtn 80 years.
Hartford, Conn, papefs please COPY
CtrpRyIp ,hi, CITY on Wedr esisy July D. Tnoy John.
the beloved Of Peter AID Ellen Cusy, aged JeaF'
months AID u days
cHRFVEEs-In thl. cty. Wedre'day. JOY % John
Cbeeyef second q Richard ant EHa CheeVet1 aged
year. ald months
PiYEE-in this city On v ,dnssday July Is Mary Flynn,
the ored dslehtrr d Michael and Lila FlynE aged
years and months
HIrLi-n Boston Erie County. n y Q, dphsheria, Er,
Naomi youns.s. inter q Alvah ard Louss Hull AID
only sister OF Mrs. Mark Whiting.
UDsON-At Stockport, Hudson, Sundly, July %
/ Albef, Judson, Ased :! years
MOTT-On THURSDAY bal, ~ l8o, filry Elizabeth daughter
Of Richard Elizabeth Mo.l, aged IA years IL mont
B ard ~ diys. .
ne fearel and friends o. .s family are -'fpec,'I invited
10 attend fuu-rt' Saturday afternoon a; ocock
/ from her '.te residence. 10 90 Delaney S'Tee''
MINOR On Friday J1rs g. Of typhoid few Laeaye..
Minor ~. Oyster BAY Lon. Island aged p ysar men be-
ofthe ..A Re suca, heloIs Stale volunteer Dup 90
I L9uz,es.
] va, buried a, slvags's station, Va
pAIESON-ln tn, CHI ,. on Wednesday July S James &
sis,, son Ale al Asrsa'e Pa'ou 'sed year
! aud days,
RrDDY-lu 3rooky1 o. Wednesd,Y July p, W y son 2
EtyarI and 49,. Muddy, aged u months and - s'5'
vuSOE-On Wednesday July ~. iiicf lingering iinss-
| i.sbei wife o. David g. Wilson.
The relatives apd en tn, family are respectfully inyte
10 attend the funeral from be- t' T'.arnes ~ W.
s,feenth street on Friday 2jth iIs. y O'clock p N
wita9s, 0Il ~ ), 0od15
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FROM BURcPE.
Arrival OF the Asia at Beston-The En-.
GIish Press On tho Battles Before Rich

RTcSo On soo OhstseS 0ttOrC besCn-
mOnd.
The steamship Asia, from Liverpool July l2, and
Queenstown July Is, arrived at Boston yesterday
morning at II o'clock. A telegraphic summary of
her news has been published before. We give from
our files of European papers the comments of some of
the English papers on the battles before Richmond
QuEEysTows, July 10 1922. IN
DRESDEN, July II, 1862.-Ths official Dresden
Journal OF to-day, publishes letter from Vienna,
asserting Trustworthy authority, that the Cabinet
at Turin has, a condition of the recognition Of the
King iom of It-ly by Russia and Prussia, renowned
any further enterprise aiming at taking possession OF
Rome and Neneta.
The same letter asserts that France and England
have guaranteed the statu quo of the actual posses
rons OF Italy TO the Cabinet of Turin in opposition
10 the Revolutionary party should it attempt any
instruction.
DOSDoN, Sunday morning-A new Insurance
Company has been established under the title OF
" Central Lloyds.'
Between July 26 and August % feet Of Govern
ment CLEANERS will be Dispatched from France for
the India and China Seas for posial and trading pur-
poses. Thee vessels will convey goods and pas
sengers to the Cape, Maurtius, Ceylo Singapore,
Hong Kong, and ShaDghae.
TURIN, July l2.-1ha extraordinary Italian
NJ ssIou if the point of Getting out for S. Peters
burg. II is presumed that the missioa Will be un-
der the direction of Gen. Cisldini.
PALtRGo, July l2.-Garibaldi has returned TO
tiis city. lie will continue his tour through the
Island next week.
PARIS. jug l2.-The Bourse has been dali
Reutes closed 63f 3jc.
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WAR MEETING AT PIrTSBURG.

PITTsBURG, Thursday, July n I5oz
The war meeting to-day was most remarkable
demonstration. Our city presented quite gala day
appearance, business being entirely suspended.
There were sgs banners, and music in every direc.
ton.
At o'clock p m, Pittsburg emptied it's population
into North Common, Allegheny, where several
stands were erected for speakers. The venerable
Judge Wilkins presided over the assembage assisted
bv innumerable Vice-Presidents and several Secre-
taries. Speeches were delivered by Gov Curtin,
Judge Wilkins, John Covode. p. G.. Shannon, ex-
Gov. Johnson and Others from the English stands,
and Niessrs. Seiberrick, Felix, and Others from the
German stands.
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S-<sz-zs.svn-,zz,---ss..

Major William Bhney, Of the ith Ncw.JeTssy
Volunteers. reported killed in the battle Of Gaine q
Mills is prisoner in Richmond, aud uniniured. HI
wife, yesterday received an envelope IN In hand
writing. which, on being opened, was found to con-
tain only letter signed Patrick a. Couinl per
haps Conno or Coylc Company L. 5. Chatseufs,
lCo. Cochrsne's Regiment, addressed 70 iis son,
who probably resides in this city, The Rebel Official
who examines The letters Of the prhonere doubtless
put this in the wrong envelope. Mr. G. writes that
lie was captured near the james River, ana was
wounded in the arm, but il fast recovering. His son
can obtain tie letter by calling George +. Jone',
No. 80 Walker street
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WALLAcK's THEATER.-Ibe announcement that
Gen. Thomas r. Meagher would visit this theaier
last evening attracted larger audience than usual.
The event was made the occasion for LIBERAL dis
play of feeling on the pat OF Gen. Meoghers codn-
tr5 men, who previous lis arrival, performed IN
sufficiently effective though primitive. manner Il
variety of their national melodies The distinguished
guest was greeted on lis appearance with henrire7'
and enthusiasm. lie Acknowledged his welcome
from the front Of the decorated box prepared tor lim,
aud then retired from public view, 70 the apparent
DISAPPOINTMENT Of the audierce. VINO vainly de-
nanded more familiar reception OF Their ovation.
Gen. Neaeher did lot respond iothe cry or spec c',
and The attention Of tie asfcDbage wa ai'e'wsid
directed to the performance which wee carried
through with more than ordinary spirit AMI elect
ivcucse.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTEERS.

HARRisErHG, Thur,day Juy2 1861
The following dispatch sets at rest the unfounded
report that the Governor was unauthorized IN cali
ing for nine and twelve months men. a late law OF
Congress recognizes such enstments. and twenty
regiments, the quota assigned to Pennsylvania,
will be received and mustered into service for that
time.
WAsHINGToS, July 81.
Capt Il G.. DoDGx. Mn'teriag CHorr, Hatt7s5Hrg
Ii offered by the Governor muster nine and
twelve months volunteers.
By order Of Tie Secretary or War.
l.. THOMAS. Adjutsnt Gener9l.
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ARREST or An EX-UNITED STATES MAR
SUAL FOR TREASON

BrHLlNGTos, VI. Thursday. July q. 1902
Gen. Lewis Partridge of Norwich, VI, was ar
rested few days aimee by United States Marshal
Baldwin on - charge of treason, and takon to
Windsor, where the United States Circuit Court si,-
next week His trial is expected to take place dur
ing the coming session Of the court. The evidence
against him is said to be very strong Gen. Part
ridge was United States Marshal for this State under
Buchanans Administration.
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TIE BUFFALO BOARD OF TRADE

BupY.L0. Thursday July p lac,
At primary meeting of the Board of Trade, $3.50
was subscribed for war purposes by those present.
When all the members can b. seen, at least $1,000
will be raised.
a grand festival takes place tomorrow to raise
money Tor volunteers 10 the new regiment. The
entiIe proceeds will be devoted to this object.
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THE UNION MERCHANTS EXCHANGE OF
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOWS Thursd,y, Jolly a. 1907
The Union Merchants Exchange, at an enlhusias-
&c meeting to-day, unanimously adopted stirring
aud patriotic address TO the people Of Missouri. I'm
talterng and unconditional fidelity to the Union
was the sentiment and liberal aid to The Volunteer
Fund was pledged Several thonfand dollars were
Immediately contributed 10 Col. Clinton y. Fiske
Secretary Of the Exchange, to aid him to put the
regiment in the field forthwith.
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and others. The meeting was enthusiastic. Resolu-
lions were passed strongly supporting the Admins
tratiou in the prosecution Oh loe war, and recon-
mendng, in general terms. the raising Of money for
the encouragement of enlistments. About 5000
was subscribed by the citizens for bounties.
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RECRUITING IN BOSTON.

Bo.lo2, Thursday, July -, l,oz'
1hs eolisIug excitemcu; ncreases IN intensity anu
with highly satisfactory results. A large humber Of
country towns have raised their full quota, and re-.
ports from all quarters indicate that Massachusetts
will soon have her old regiments filed mp, aud tie
cav ones called for organized and in the field
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Fire ia Toronto, q. ~.

=
Tho west wing Of the Parliament Buildings re-
Gently occupied by British officers bia,iobeu hVI0'
was entirely destroyed by iiIs thi7 noon -,
Sterling Exchange is quoted by the Gspk' ne's a..
81 l0la{l ii; bank drafts on kew,l OK II pa
cent discount, aud private lgsitS Ia 9l4 per VeD''
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WAR MEETING IN TRENTON, N J.

TxEsroy n J.. Thursday, Juiy "a, lS2
Al immense war NEE lug, ior the encourage meh'
afenlis ments was held ia this city last evening
speeches were made b. the Rev. DR. Wiley, from
Pennington Seminary; the Hon. c. ). Canon
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WAR MEETING AT MIDDLETOWN,
CONNECTICUT.

MiDDLKTowN. Thursday, July "a, lcf2
An immense war meeting was held tonight 10 this
city, The Hon. Samuel L. Warner, the Mayer,
presided. Many distinguished speakers addressed
the meeting. Enls;ments are going on rapidly.
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THE CITY COUNCILS OF PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, Thufsdsy, july p. DO
The City Council to-day appropriated $4,000 for
the payment of bounty of $50 to each volunteer 10
supply the quota for this city under the recent call
A loan TO that amount viii DC negotiated neXt weeA.
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ESCAPE OF PRISONERS FROM CAMP
DOUGLAS

CnIcAoo, Thuresdiy Jolly Is 1852.
The city was considerably excited last night in
consequence of the reported escape of II number Of
prisoners from Camp Douglas. As near rs can be
ascer,ained Only four got away, one Of whom vas
captured this morning
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Bo,soN Ihur,iay, July 81. 1862
The races today were well paLroIiled, more than
20,COo Of tie leading citilebs OF Boston being
present.. Tie weather was I'll that could be desired
ard tie track In capital condition The first race
Was sn.lr dash Of Two miles handicap race for a
purse Of goo. Joha Hunter Sunshine, aud j. ID.
hcMrin's Ee.or,sr were the only ones entered,
the latter lh. iay0rI'e. Sunshiue won cleyery by
tr.o lsnghs IN 3 -. The second race wac ior u
pure OF 500 mile hcals, best three in i've. Laura
fari. ard Hill-lorough Were the only entries.
Marlborough won the FIRST heat IN i:5l,.
The second was dead heat time $50. 10 the
tlird head Laura Faris distauced fi.lisborOugh ~
l:o2. and winui,g tue race. iiili-borough wa.
pulled up IN the last hat 60 prevent lie breaking
down.
Tomorrow the great event # tue meeting come
of. Idle giid. Wagn,m, aud Avalanche run nee
Of three mile heat,. Wag.am, WHO Dow leiougs 10
u. Robbins Of Boston, Is backed rely 20 VIA tie
ra,c, ag inst the reiouutatle asre idiewiid.
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Important.

ALL ARTICLES FOX sOLGERS
e,or,d he sent by the HARNDEN EXPREsS No u
Brosdway they charge only half ra'' sad the Joy
eminent permits sn, 70 .s ~, bso,s saS u de
tnioa Arm.es aai.g 0eRs. EcClsl, "a and PoPs.
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Duslucss Ncilres.

READER, you can have an enduring always
feaa, and reliable GoIp Pcs exactly adapted TO your nad
and ,vi. s1ng viii. w do yosr writing Vl't,eaeap'
.. THAI sles pen4 l. you ~anti; zee .a' Pea " ''sater
tt,n the sword o. smother column.
At JrFrgRs's. No. So Broadway, Ladies'
Elastic Boo. e 81, 81 -. al - BAtsoEAs. ~
= o. srd :, 50 ,t,,
Cent. ne snors sud silPrE.> Nousia ard Chidrens
g,r,10P,fs sn0e. ga GArsfa ia s,rii valley at o"
rt.... JrrYzA. No. 81 bfoldaas.
Or. SCuENCk
YIN Sc 4, S.v.Y orb every MosDAY om II . m
III. Kooss Al No. - Byrp.-t.
LADIES GoiNG INTO TIE COUNTRY-n you
o., i.pd,one G,rsR oor sud SH0s- OF a. t-s FaEio-'
,tye, good Article, moderate priec.. pa,ionse ,
WurriFH K WILSON NANtFhCrt RING
colp,,,-seyirz Nsciuc, with Important Improvements.
,i.sce 40. 10 Broadway
BEET III.
MuNHO-V lie o. Andssw 5. Munro. n. - Wet Ill
teeuth street. o. a daughter
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The Common Council OF Rochester have resolved
Fl, i,.ue 50 900 worth Of Cty Checks. as currency
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ARfkh ~ -.

GTLIrCK- sHERTDAE-On Tuesdiy JuyR by tue Rev
W ~ Louf-y. TLou.s Dllich & i, LEA 'et-.iin hi'i
daughter Of DR.. 5hefIlia, ia u To-, c.iY
KLIEW-kFLsEY-On Tuesjsy. Ji.y 2 ., G-eenpoirt
Long Leland by sd. Rey q. Ia.u.se sjw4.i -,lse- e
ala a r.a.
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Nat,ooaI Volunteers. AMERlcANs 70 a. II

$500 ~ rs. company il is presumed that there Is IN
New class Of patriotic yoaDt men ;se NIT 20 render d
" ~ r a. T.; ba field aud under officers who have re-
gard ea 70 n. xssd render sS' them hem ss-rsb:
whose mora snch and others, wanted i'm
cdae for iii. ,Ss % advance. -
ecteu iiou 80 If : % 20 each recruit or or before oeioS
mustered into Of the United s,s.sa ray sa TO'c
enee u az ea ct the recruiting ot,ce. No ~
e, co, ioth-st Two competent men VIII be treaties
"ests';' ,,,.nsnts Capt J. MAXuN. Zee. Oficst
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DR.. J. w. RslaDd,s
CO ND!


Long time before the settlement Of North America By Eure.
pesns the Indians employed the bark Of White Pine ~
sCURvY, PUrRID FEVER,
anc
SORE THROAT
Aud made wash with II for n6am cd wounds and bruises
French navigator while trading with the indians upon The
banks of the st Lawrence obtained ON them edes
Of this the Pine Since that pert I'd
have prescribed in their practice to sope extent bat owing
to its sstrngency obtained celebrity till 1856 In
that year Dr. w. POLAND. then Of Goss,owa Centre n
H. brought before the public his
WHILE PINE COMPOUND.
The combination of other ingredients WITH ase Pine lnr
40 modified the action of the latter that preparation
which gained unbounded favor the
pie For Colds Coughs HoarseDes Sore Throat splitting q
Complaints likewise It is most wonderful remedy lbs
number of orders received nom persons who have oeee
by using h, Compound shows 10 what high esteem the
medicine 10 held by them - -.
It's great value Specific for kidney Diseases was fos-
natey sscertancd by person who took Tor cough Inc
cough etirey removed and also severe
of the kidneys Of ten years endurance. Hence 1t w~
DISCOVERY! ara,
Since that time it has cured great many cases OF hio"ey
Inflammation, and even Diabetes and Hydroceie
References can DO upon large Cncuisr which "a
dealers have 10 give away. -.
Letters Of inquiry addressed Dr. p at Melrose, VIII b
promptly answered Advice gratis.
MANUFACTURED BY
DR.. J. ". POLAND Co.,
Melrose Mass
~ 2s AND 20 CENTS PER BOTTLE ~
Ds BARNES
40. 2t2 Broadway New York.
Oenersl Agent
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NANAL ORDLR.

Ac.;ne Assistant-Paym George u. Martin hss
Ueen ordered 10 the L. ). steamer A.batroa5.
POINT LOOKOUT ThKlE FOR HOSPITAL.
Point Lookout, ct the junction Of the Potomac
River with Chesapeake BY. known as remark
ALL healthy locality, about s. miles from Washing
ton las been selected for hospital purposes by SUI
geon 6 eueral Hammond and where, it IL said, four
o. five thousand patieuts will be accommodated.
aiaila are 70 be soppIed siy ZINES week.
ARRIVAL OF GIN. WEIGH
Comn.isssry-Gen. Benz amin y. Welch, r., Of
New-York, arrived yesterday and assumed tie po-
,tion a's gned him on the staff Of MajOr-Gen Pope.
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6peclal Notlfes.

Read Mrs. southworth's New Story,, n vnI
s sEfRA5 DAY." 'u" commenced In fhh "h
I LEDGER.
Read DIrs. sSouthworth's New Story, THE
LEDGER
Read Mrs. southworth's New story. THE
Pk kn}As DAY" just sOnm'aoed in TIE NEW-YoRk
Read Mrs. southworth's New Story, .THE
BkiDAL DAY." Just commenced IN THE NE"-ioHh
Rend Mrs. southworth's New Story, THE
BRIDAL DAY" Just commenced IN THE kEW-fOhh
LEDGER
SOuthWOrln'S
BRIDAL DAY" just commenced rs THE NEWBORN
LEDGER.
- ruv
BRIDAL DAY" jus: commenced in THE NEW-fORK
LEDGER.
-
Read NIr-. southworth's New story, THE
,.,, -, c.. .rrrv
henI Mrs. Soutbwortns ncW Story,. WI III:
- -
Rend DIrs. southw Orth's New Story, THE
-------------------
Reud BJrs. Southworth's New Story, THE
oe,s W.. sou,hworth,. New storv. 1.-THE
-.
LEDoEN
LEDGER
rEIGER
LLDGER
SF,inGFP D"''
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"I,aiiy Round the Flns:c .
ANTON BArIALlOS
IGUT ARTIL l. r r \,

LIGHT ARTILLER
MAJOR z. W. WILLARD. COMMANDING
Til. bsug the only aTte corps recruiting an TINS ssts
with he 81 co.'s, permission OF The President sord al oppot.
unity ecsOe young men 10 JOIN TUG N'' ~u ~'s
eticieut arm ol the service. ~ -,
fv more intelligent men DESTROYS OF SERVING t. cum
try can positions by applying al hEAbSt All
No 5g3 BROADWAY - , 80 -.
Paw and ration. IN accordance with the ned States Army
Regulations
Corcorau Zouaves, 4th REGIMENT, Empire
Hriyadr, Col. }. bUkht. Commandiug Recruits "aheS
Tor a ulpany B. commanded by Capt ". A. IEeadwe4 fI,ss
Li,ut flsight For further particulars spiy 81 tns
recruiting oaiee No II Broadway. ----
"Palr Cheeks in Dixie when Rattle shel
md Vn,ub. D-ANThON BATTALION or .Liohr
sRTIIIFTY Major r. W WlLLkRD.-Eyery cay ex-
artillery dnes Let ms then have more batteries me an
THON BATTALION is the only Artillery cops 70, -hs -
this State by especial recemmeGdation oil the fe"e' s1
lords probably the lat opportunity oI 'hose u.slou o
serving their country ia the finest of the service me
Battalion will consist of batteries o.; eight guns escb
Four hundred intelligent OF good physiqee ae %tseu
70 them PAY and aiions in sccordsnce vi the Uned
tse. arm regulations for this branch OF the service lie"
y.i-dred csnnonors secure appointments Is hoi
mission officers upon apple alton al headquarters no %
Broadway
Ladies, Home for. sick aud Wounded
soinjFEs-i'le Board II Directors beg leave TO 10
mind their friend. ard the pac Of the urgent reeesseo OF
ore thai Two sick and wounded soldiers new ud'e
their care They daily expecting large accrs-ions
Money flannel and plain Cotton Sifts. Canton Flsnnel
drawers Pantaoons, slippers and Calico Gowns are very
much needed Provisions Delcscies, Wines and itlnos
viii be received the HOME, Of ekias
ton.sv and 5s-st. All articles sent 10 the AMEhioh
EXPRESS COMPANY corner Of Hudson and Jsy-sss ana
Mo-. IA aud 5s2 Broadway, will be sent free oil charse
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Twenty-sec0nd Regiment

\. Y. STATE. VIII IN -,
THE LAST SQUAD or RECRUITS for this f ssn -.
will leave this city TOMORROW. A few more WIZ
ceiyed II application be made at the , AZ
ARalORY No. l85 SlxTH-Asy ,os,
Before O'Clock p. IN, this day Jaiy =, Io-
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Ia the Field :,

l0lD REGlMtNI LlbHI INFANIKl,
Col. IHOS. B. VAN BCREN. ,.,.
FIRST BRIGADE % CORPS. ARMY OF VIRGINIA
ONE HUNDRED MEN WANTED 70 NIL up the deci-
mated rsnk, Of th uo5ie II: IL sdyaucs Dons
W.T. 20 be drs'tel. Apply 70 Capt NOoDkt tr LEW.
L. No. 49, broadway Lieut.. ). :. tohAEi.L' NO I|'
ltani. krernMg Ntf.cers
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Read Mrs. Southworth's New Story. THE
BRIDAL DAY" just commenced in THE NEW-YORk
LEDGER.
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Read Mrs. SOuthworth's New Story,. THE
LEDGER.
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Read Mrs. Southworth's New Story, mThE
BRIDAL DAY" Just commenced IN THE rEW-fOhh
LEDGER.
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Read D1rs. SouthwOrth's New Story, 1.-THE
BRIDAL DAY" just commenced in THE kEWYORk
LEDGER
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Read Mrs. soufhwOrth's New story, THE
BRIDAL DAY" l1ss commsuced in IHE nEW-fORk
LEDGER.
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