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ston, very slightly; Privates John Watson, u
Conyers, c Brode, very slightly.
M-Killed-lst Lieut. l. j Merritt; Privates W .
Baker, NJ Sanders j X Stedman; lst Sergt1
McGlenshan.
Wounded-Capt W L London, slightly; Lieut. W
II Tyson, very slightly Lieut. Rogers, III
foot; Corpl Tysor, very slightly. Privates Ned
Berry, in head and side; I L Clarke, very slight;
D Clegg, very slight in arm; Joseph Gilmer,
slightly; j Edwards, slightly; Benz Gunter,
slightly; w G Johnston, slightly Cough, slight
lyi G GuymOur, slightly; q IL WOmble, slightly
Lloyd, very slightly. a. Z. NJ
July Sd, 1862.
The Capture of the Battery at EIlyson's Mills.
To the Editors of the Dispatch:
In your issues OF Saturday and Monday, you have
made miSstatenlent in regard to the charge upon
the enemys battery at Ellyson's Mills on Thursday
afternoon, the 10th ult. The I'd regiment of n Z.
State troops is IN Gen. G. B. Andersons brigade,
and was not engaged at that point The charge was
made by Gen. Rpey's brigade, consisting of the LIST
and Sd n. G.. and the 44th and 4Sth Ga. regiments.
The LIST N c. on the extreme right, and 44th Ga.
made the charge and suffered the greatest loss
They were calamity supported by the Sd n. C. and
4Sth Ga but these regiments, in consequence of the
time at which they came up, the nature OF the
ground, and other causes suffered but little loss
This brigade retired when ordered TO do so, the
strength of the encmys works rendering its capture
almost impossible. The truth is, no regiment or
brigade can claim to have taken that battery, it was
abandoned by the enemy during the night IN pur-
of their plan of retreat and fearing flank
movement next morning.
The courage and obStinacy with which tina: charge
was made, may be inferred from the fact that the
LIST North Carolina regiment lost nearly one half of
its effective force, and the 44th Georgia nearly two
thirds.
The following is list of casualties among the list
\. g. regiments officers:
Killed: Maj T L Skinner, Capt Jas A Wright,
1t Grandie.
Wounded: Col NJ S Stokes, leg broken; 1t Col
Mcdowell, in side; Capt Reeves, mortality (Since
dead y 1t Stokes severely; 1t Moore, slightly; 1t
II Fennell, slightly; 1t Carr; 1t Lyon, in knee.
The loss of officers in the 4lth Georgia am un-
able to furnish you. No troops could nave behaved
better than they did. JUSTICE.
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Mutual Life Insurance.,

IN
Inc 18th annual meeting Of the stockhnl5.., -,
the North-CarOlina Life Insurance Comn,Dv ~ VI
held at the office of their Secretary in this CT, "aS
Monday last DR.. W. R. Miller in the Cb,ir ~ ~. vi
Capt W. II. Harrison, Secretary '"d
The operations of the Company dnrf5r n. 49,.
year have been very successful and cratifynr p,o'
sldering the nature of the times. C''-
The following gentleman were elected nir.,..,
the ensuing year: DR.. Chas. E. Jobpso, w. ", W.
Holden, Q; Busbee, H. W. Hustled W, II vov..
Everard Hall, VS.. Mason, W. H. Jones Kamn n
Battle, John G. Williams, c. B. Root p. p,son,
and r. Ii. Battle
AT a meeting of the Directors, held on tho Gam.
day the following officers were elected;
CnAs. E. Johnson, President.
w. W. HOLDEN, Vice President.
Fl. W. Hustled, attorney.
w. H. JONES, Treasurer.
R. Fl. BATTLE Secretary
W. II. Mckee, II. D., Medical Examiner.
SGf 4 NE H. IT, Execute. COMMITTEE.
CHAs. E. Johnson, !
W. H. Mckee, NedL Board of Con,yJt ,,;.-
R. B. HAYwooD, ''''''''
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The Latest News.


There is but little room longer to doubt that Nc
ClOan has effected his escape to James River with
the remainder of his force amounting to about
$4,000 men, with portion of his cannon and stores.
1t appears also that he has been reinforced strong
ly, making his army about 900 men.
He is entrenching on the river at the confluence
of the Chickahominy and James rivers, under cover
of the gunboats Ills position is a very strong one
1t was expected that he would be attacked on Sat-
urdry last, the divisions of jackson, Longstreet
and A. P. Hill were near him. But no attack has
yet been made nor does it appear that ordinary pru
dence would allow attack under such circum-
stances. Having failed to cut off his retreat when
according to rumor he was entirely in our power,
and when every attack upon his batteries was at
tended with loss it could hardly be the part
of wisdom to attack him in his present position,
when SO little can be gained at the risk of so great
loss.
His present position is about so miles below Rich
mend by water, and some 80 miles, perhaps, by
land, and supported by his gunboats in both rivers
We have seen no official statement yet of the ex-
tent of our captures in cannon, small arms, prso-
ners and stores, but we begin to fear that rumor
has magnifed our gains vastly beyond the TRUTH as
it has no doubt our losses A number of our men,
perhaps several hundred, must be IN the hands of
the enemy. We are concerned to ascertain the
condition of Maj. Crumper and Capt Rufin and
others of our cavalry, who are reported wounded
and missing
We hope that our forces will not be kept playing
"bow.peep" with Mcclellan, if there be any chance
to make dash at other points. Action, action is
what is needed.
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Casualties in the Sd Reg't N.C.T.

HEADQUARTERS, Sd Rect n. CT.)
June Both, 1862
CAMP on CHICKAHoMIHY"
Casualties in the Sd regiment n C. troops, June
26th and 9th, on the north side of the Chicka.
homIny:-
Field and Staf-Major Edward Savage. wounded
slightly in the hand
Company A-Capt Best CON- Killed-Serg't
BENZ Spivey, Private John R Jones' Wound
ed-PrivateS Burton Davis, VIM NJ BRYANT, John
X Best Reuben Hill, WInburn West
,b-Capt Thurston. Killed-Cop'l William II
harEeIi Mounded-Serg't William Picket, Pri-
Yates Dan Smith, William D Bradshaw. Amos Ed
wards, Alfred E Frederick, Milton H Johnson 7,
S Register -''O' Il 00""SO"'
list Lieut. Horne comd'g Killed-none.-
f MOunq 1G,, Thomas Humphrey, Privates
D-Capt Edward G Meares. Killed-none.--
Cumber WV" N"o-
E-Captan Ennet Killed-none. Wounded
Prlvates Charney Sparkman, WIN Hobbs Edw'd
d HOBBS Lorenzo Melton, Bryant Thompson (since
deco Lott Tippett, James Ii Edens, George W
F-Capt Parsley KiIled-Private John j Mont
John H Pugh PrVates Hiram farrell, George II
Bishop, Acey Ormsby
G,-Capt Rhodes Killcd-Privates William p
Smith, Thomas Wells Wounded-Priyates lbs
Taylor Henry Mashburn, Isaac Morton, GEORGE
Aman, Benjamin Reece, Nathaniel Owens, WIN
sing. mis-
list Lieut. Duncan Z McNair commanding
MEHllied-Privates John Mears, David w Miller
"Iunasd-Privates 2 Goahorn, H Blizzard.
Wnra5 ha Lieut. Gaillard, comd'g Killed-none.-
= SSaITnu--serS't William MacDervitt Corpl VIM
Allen danes Hosier Jno " Hodaeps Jonn
Daniels; VIM windley' ''' '"0 " n0oGerS' Samuel
Rnb, 8 G ro.Hl David Williams. Killed-Prvats
'''O' 'SDy "Ounded-Private Isaac Rochelle
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The fighting of the last few days ought to show
the enemy whether the North Carolina troops have
any love for the Lncolntes also the value OF then
absurd reports about them. They have recently
received many striking proofs of the regard OF the
North Carolinians. Wilmington Journal
They hare indeed but whether the Yankees will
even now be convinced will depend upon circum'
stances. The Standard has labored from the be-
ginning of the war to convince our enemies thai
there were no Lincolnites among the citizens Oh
North Carolina. Our brave soldiers have given EVIL
dence of this on every battle field but Judge Bgss
and those who acted with him in urging the passage
of test oath and sedition ordinances and the SW|S
press Of the State, have contributed greatly to las
ten the conviction on the Northern mind that the
State was full of Lincolnism. When such men as
Judge Bggs and others, aud such journals as Inc
British press and Register of this City, the WIZ
mington Journal Winston Sentinel, Iredell IT.
press, and the South Carolina Bulletin and Demo-
crat in Charlotte, cease to vify and libel many OIL
the best men in the State by calling them trat0's'
then the Yankees may begin to believe that there
no love for Lincoln or the Yankee nation in Nortn'
Carolina; but not until then.
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NORTH CAROLINA RAILRoAD.-Want of space pre-
vented US in our last from expressing the high graf
ificaticn we experienced, in announcing that this
Railroad had declared its third dvidend-being s
per cent. on its capital stock. This is especially
gratifying in view CT the heavy losses which the
Road is said recently to have sustained.
For several weeks there has been manifest i'm
provement in the time and regularity of the run,
ming on the Road, which speaks well for the energy
and ability of the President, Mr. Webb Let i'm.
provement be the order of the day on the Road and
it will soon be placed in the position which the pub.
lie DESIRE in promptness, safety, regularity and the
spirit of accommodation. 1t will then pay
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Col. CASTOR MEAREs-North-C Carolina has lost
no nObler spirit than that of Castor Meare1 who
was slain in the attack upon the enemy on the list
Of July, near Richmond. Col. Meares had been
in command of the Sd regiment from the time of its
organization. He saw service in the Mexican war,
and acquitted himself handsomely in the battle Of
Buena Vista. He had a good military education
and managed his regiment with skill and judgment.
COL Meares was brave and patriotic, and an accom-
plished gentleman
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BURKE, Mcdowell, AND CALDwELL-We learn
that S. j. Neal Esq., is the conservative and reform
candidate for the Senate in Burke, Mcdowell, and
Caldwell. We do not know whether Mr.. Neal viI
have opposition, but it is rumored that Hon. W, "
Avery will oppose him. Mr.. Neal is gentleman Of
experience and excellent common sense and will
make safe and useful Senator in this crisis. From
wha: we have heard of his strength with the people
we entertain no doubt of his election
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Col. DowD.-We stated in our last that it was
rumored that Col Dowd of this County, had been
killed in the battle near Richmond. We are glad
to be able to state, that the Colonel was not killed
but dangerously wounded. A list Of the killed and
wounded of his regiment will be seen in another
column
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CHI StanNarb.

ELECTION.-The people of this State will
vote for Governor, members of the Legislature,
and Sheriff, in their several Counties on Thurs
day, The 18th day of August. All our soldiers in
Camp, wherever they may be, will vote for the
same officers, on Thursday. the 3Ist of July
Citizens or soldiers of this State can vote for
Governor. bat not for legislators or sheriffs, in
any County of the State, where they may be on
the day of election.
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DR.. W.. T: Miller, of cleveland, passed through
this place on Sunday last with the body of his son,
Lieut. D. NJ. Miller, of the 18th regiment of State
Troops, who was slain in the battle of Tuesday.
DR.. NJ has two other sons in the army near Rich
mond
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We observe that an evening train has been start
ed on the Raleigh and CASTOR Road. One train
leaves in the morning for the North, soon as the
Western train arrives and the other in the evening
as soon as the Western train is in The tide OF
travel is great and does not seem to diminish. The
Roads are no doubt coming money
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DEATH OF COL RoBEKTs.-We regret to hear Of
the death of Col Roberts, of the 18th regiment Of
this State. He died in Richmond, few days since,
oftyphOid fever. He was from Buncombe having
entered the service as member of the Rough and
Ready Guards. He was good officer and worthy
man.
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We regret to learn that Capt H. c. GOrrcl Of
Greensboro was killed in picket skirr1ish on the
21st ult, near Richmond
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Casualties Of the 18Th Regiment " C. State
Troops july lst, 1862.

CuSHdttCteS OF me ION JIGyLnlent ". L. STATE
Troops July lst, 1862.
Field and Staff-Col II a Dowd seriously, but not
dangerously, wounded. Adjutant W Ii Ballard
wounded in right arm.
Company A--KIed-J B Randolph, Captain :;
w II Reese, private. Severely wounded-1st Sergt
j Spring; Prvates A LaSsiter, b f Pulc, NJ
Deoatch Slightly wounded-Lieut " II Parker :;
Serg't r D Murfee, Serg't P II Stinnson; Corpl w
Woodruff; Privates Grant Ii T Britton.
B-Ked-Not known. Wounded-IS
C--kiled-Privates II Jelly, d z Wilson.
Wounded-Prvats Zinnathan Blanton in thigh :;
Il Ellis, in hand; A Hardin, in thigh; Hoard
in head; w 6 Wylie, in thigh and back; r Ii
Wylie in shoulder; Sergt r NJ Hopper, in hand ;
Corp'l Putnam in foot.
D-Killed-lst Serg't NJ Fronebcrger, Private
j w Mcfarland
WOunded-Corp'l j E Glenn, in arm; Privates
\ D FARRELL, in leg; A Williams, in hand; Sergt R
Shields, in arm; Private N Deliinger, in arm.
E-killed-Private Sylvester Harrington.
Wounded-Capt Willie Perry, in arm; CorpI
II Moore, in hand; Privates Huff, in neck
Duke, in head G K Parham, in arm.
F-Wounded-Ca D McDougad, seriously; 1t
d Grun, slightly; lst Sergt D johnson, NOR
Byrd, severely; NJ Jordan, A D Holland, R
Hobbs, and Morrison, slightly.
Wounded-Privates j Foster, j NJ Leonard,
j. ii Longmire, severely; and William Curtis, Henry
Hing, slightly. Missing-Privates G w Coward,
Murphy, Jesse Wester
h-Wounded-Sergt NJ Sharp, severely; Pri-
Yates G Cheek Willis Coble, Anderson Sharp,
severely; Sergt Webb, slightly Privates William
NOoerts, JAS Sumner, slightly
C.t IIHn,Iied-Serg't George L Gordon, Corpl Job
Cobb, Private j II Lammon..
MGunded-Lt NJ Pinder slightly; 1st Serg't
n lawrence, arm broken; Privates calvin Bass,
IN leg; Cherry, slightly in breast; E Allen,
slightly in leg; Cafteld Fountain, in arm; j NJ
Johnson, in BRAIN Missing-R'F Cobb, Allen
Taylor.
K-Killed-Fred Walker W womble.
Wounded-Lieut P Cross, in foot; Privates B
Grlitin in foot; j Mears, in leg; G ii Jordon, in
mead IL Mears, thigh broken; II jackson, in
bowels, :"
-killed-Prvates Walton Davis and II
Nicholson. -. " -
i; Wounded-lst Sergt Corn, a times) severe.
y "a Sergt II Howard, severely; Private A G
Holt, severely; sergeants Whitess H WIN.
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Z. GOLDMAN,
Act'g AdJt 3Sth y c I.

List Of Killed and Wounded in Raleigh Rifles anil
OAK CITY Guards, l+th n. e. regiment.
RIFLEs-20 IL ACTION.
killcd-Marion Smith. Wounded, NJ. NJ Wag-
staff, rnortally; Wiley Sauls, severely, and pri-
soner; 10 Powell, slightly John Cooper, slightly
Ebert JOHNSON, slightly John Parkinson, severe
ly; Howard, slightly; Geo A. Hood slightly.
OAK CRY GUARDs-2j IN ACTION.
killed-Leut. Marceus Thompson, Geo. Jones,
John Penny, and John r. Utley. Wounded. j. L..
Carson, slightly; William Shaw shot himself acct
IDENTIFY in the bowels; james Woods, slightly.
We have no returns from the other companies. -
We learn that the l4th took $50 men into the fight,
and lost l 10 killed, wounded, and missing
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We notice the arrivaTo of several vessels recently
iato Confederate ports, with arms, POWDER &C.
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7 IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
- t4o Harlem Post Office, Mares Isl, $50. Per
uI % occurring vi please tAk Tor Adv'r,ised Let
t.rs, soy arc not ,ooked over unle specially
LADIES LIST.
AeDEKruN NNiaL
Driep Msry % brady Mrs Brown Nsttio L
DlIot. eFuMA
C,o,y Maria Cove Biz Cook Miss
SCsrprutuMrs td CaSpbel May j
j Ian Y
DIRAIN Ellen u dey II nora Dyer Margaret
EYEN5 Elizabeth
FEENANuElTY Mus Fdey MrsB
GElrFIS R,,hs q over Csbo .in6G livan Mary
4 ar,ou uar. IL .rrinstou EI.Iloaley R3s.nna
IL riot ma HAT Auua
II.ly Ms wmKnapp Lsyinia kecy CAhaiin'
hkruuy M.pkuAsk hinna
LORY CaiLMine Logan Amelia j
!,lonasl an Ms-acEltee Mis- McCLNe Ma
wi ~ 81 Ca q Ann NJ. U skier Ann
Monroe Emly J N Auul'y M,ry MjCarty MAryAun
PARROrTE ClHDsa Pnilips Sarah A
ROGERS Mrs Edward Rlker Phebe
smith Ellen epslmAn Han Sherman Mary A
.~5ttyei N nah S.dlier Mary
WELLER Mrs JohnB Wes,eryeltEeanor
GENTLEMEN's LIST.
Dewey Thos brady Patk Burns Jaa
DBardendSut BJXsius Angel Brewer Geo
Mr. Barrett
(Noe JohuP CornwelJw Chenworth Goo
SClArk Jno
II Ian Henry Downing Thos Doyle Walter
| I'D yle John Day Dyer Chas
| EDDY Elias English Nlchl Eaeman Henry
L. n.p Rob, Freeland ChAs Fox Geo w
| Il Francis j Files d FOney John
| ~ g. aid PatE
GGfsy VIM GiiwoIior NJ
! IIsrt Jim Harris Harlem smsltiI,
flHu-l"V WIN HAMS Pder Works
| Ih,ctc Geek Ls1.1
Johpa,on ard jackson Danl Jacob Wllie
Lace
I.ye,ae WIN Knspp ssml + Ke3e John
| IN Ke, Ne Vim Kayauagh John King Anton
| Kr,onuu Jonah King
| 4 oWsry NNen Loweris VIM LArhn Mlchl
- Nnc L,Alrus Albert
NIthel wn Murphy John MagoH stephen
| NlMolO john Marin Francis
| MoEETRE NJ Mcdonald wm McGivney raos
NEIL Bernard o.
OPPRE Oyerington Thos
ruRDY Stephen Purcell John Paatn Patrick
QlELEr Mr.
Denuslo Edw RSl Henry Riidyey Charles
II Il lggc Amy Rely John Roach John
..ulhv.n WIN sp,rks Sylvester seymour lIenry
| , sam ClNltSIaw Jeremiah bohiidwAchter
| su.u.,u 1im,ih!s ncrle DOL ann Cha'
| sultr John
THOMSON WET nen Richard Towee Levi w
VAN NALKENBuR iH sylvester
| IE,eyer K.p,w lam- Mr. WGton John
| w Nu.I BE- W I'D JOS
VIM. =, PNBOR Post Master.
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An IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
YHH OLD TROY SHIRT DEPOT
HsrABLIsHED IN 1880.
CHATHAM STREET, 100, CORNER OF Pearl 81 cot
Ttoe waita sh,r,s, linen Collars and BoSuAA,
fyr 70 Cent
For 1.OOii
Epr l.G5,i
For % iiil
.rlIOli'lt
r. aO0'!iiil
shlr,s made 70 order Enc " slsH ANTEn TOtFTt
UusdsTah irts, Drawers M .a.i-tioae
Ia silk, W"ll hertno and Cotton,
Ftremsn's Bhirts, Travelling ShirsA,
Army and Navy Shirts Of eVery deacrtpton'
BusPendsrs, Neck Ties and Gloves,
q arge sssortnenio
Wooen JAoks1a always On aAn'
RsmennNr ihs No. lOs CHATHAM 6rRkhr
tslO SA&J'llo oAEsE.1 ksaEl s.,Oo.,
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CURE YOUR OOUGH-TAR AND WILL
SCherry BArk have long held very nigh posials.
An ourANVea for affections OF the Lungs and Thrnal
hy the medlcA profession, and the public In gen
srAl. BY nsw chemical process Mr.. CAMPBELL
hss combined the active principle Of ths.ss In
pound which he deHi6nAtes ~ the SYRUP OF ia,
AND WILD CHERRY, for Coughs, Colds, snsi
trlL. Bid a. the low price OF Tseniy-avs cent
Per boAe by "a propristor, SAMUEL CAM
hklI- ChealJ. and Aputhecary, 8. W. oor Ssh Az
and 9Ssh n. Also Al MnDbns'du Dry Goods s.or'
| 400 Bowery. Bold Wholesale ~ MeAhs. schisffsl
| BRO. d Co., Cor William and RcskmAn sa. Also :.
sale, FurmAn'a RheumAio L.uLuHni, pric4 10 osyS
| per hottie. 400 TasrstN
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meOsGANRE
A VIC EDERFUL DISCOVERIES MEDl

A VIC EDERFUL DISCOVERY IN MEDl
n CIrE.
DR. LAURIE'S LIFB PILLS.
preparOd from plan, shat grows In the Tea dinric
" ChnA-a spe'sly, porraAneni and iniA.iule RENE
dy f,r
NERVOUS DEBILITY, TIC DOLORE,x,
MEL RAf.GIN, Sr. NITI5' DANCE,
INDIGESTION, LANGlOR,
IMPO IENCY, 3A56lTl DE-
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And Ill das4Sss ir,.m pure Ol ,od and nervous ds
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large cn,s %. hundred tpr rSo dollars H.ui pose
free any wheis VIA full dire nni. on rerspt ~ 10
mi,t.noo and sold by GEO. BULPlN, ssner. tSea
for the Tgit.d States.
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WASH WILBUR
THE
Frontier Hunter.
ny uIllia1 n. Bushneh.
Aatno. 4 sThs Fu.uas FeaiAe," PRAIRIE FIRE.
"AlEe hort n, ~. he " aits
Nstle1ne- -, &C., So,

Hn's-, Aocordi1s " A. q Ooagre,., In the
eyes. Oth,-. O. tlt ID str1 U,urt - ths southern
Dst1 ofNsv YORK, ~ v 80 q. Beach. In tie
yt4. ots = .s,-i sisAi Eundr-d and GIty-tvo.
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HORSES.


CARTBIRN, ATTENTION.
~ Dr. TOBIAS Venetian HOrSs Lniunsna PIN
ottles, 90 cts Cures lAmeneSa, cuts, cakA sprainA
30. II you have . lame horse, Try . bottle-Slr
urs The Broadway Railroad Company, South
BOSTON, writes, "ssnd US IL dozen per express 10
is the best linImsni for lAmeness aud gals have
ever used" Ofncs IS CortlEndt q. Bold by a
druggissa. Ask for Tobias HOSe Lnimeni In pin,
hdAaleA. and TAXA NJ olhar. ial6 2<Ao'101
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Inn hOlI, ukNIlSI.
tI9O Bru&dwsy, d0s4u above SOsh n, inserts Sen-
Nfu ssts oftes,h on bis improved ann sphnre pA,os
Ettt or without extracting the roots, gold IN 1v
$40: silver IS; rubber, 30 patns, SO. ArtihcaA
bone filling inserted w,hou, panl, % COS, gold, q
css W 81: .AmAlgsIn, 20 cts; axtrAcaing 70 cs. Al
work warranted. 10 S4aH'llf
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A MEXICAN TEETH CO., PRACTICAL
hDernists, ssi Bowery, opp1si,o o.h n. BY the
Introduction Of steam machinery and the imports
hon Of the very bct French and Spanish artists, we
are now making artificial tessh, absolutely perfec,
In imitation, OF much greater strength, and n half
the price " tkoss made IN the usual hand " mouth
way " private deutists. BGropeans or others can
ask fbr, and he waited on by their own country
men rom aa,har Paris Madrid, Haban., OF New
Work. teib 2tar"1A1
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TIKI NEW YORK DAILY SUN
v sent 70 BubscIibsss regularly, every morning,
BY MAIL, FOR % A WAX:
NrsA 70 hosn 8, bLAoH, rroI,vtso, o, ~ W"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-04

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Il Surrogate Of the County of New York, notice "
hereby given " all persons having CLAIMS against
BoHEKR LUERSsEN, late u the City Of New
York, dsoaAsed, W present tie anne, With vouoh.
thereof W the subscribers, ~ abe ofBce Of
Charles Cheney, No. 1916 Broadway, In the city oi
New York, on VI before ths Seventeenth day o.
March neTt,
-, ~" V".ss, aha llh day OF September, 1881.
DOROruKA LUKRB5kN, Administrators, aud
JOHN y. fIhGk. AdmiristrAsor, 80,
Of Baheke LnAraaan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-04

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THf
L Surrogate OF the County q New York, noslSs =
asrsby given 70 ali persons having oiI%s az ans
HARM d. LUHRS, Fate Of the Cny OF New , 49,
n ~ thS mtacribers, ~ the ofice OF Charles She
aey, No. iS6 Broadway, In ths oty OF New nors
an or before .he iI,h d,y o. MsGcn n is DA''
~" Gn1uIA Il. LuHRB, Administrators,
6HARI.ES CHENEY, AdminlstrAs'r, 30,
u AAkA D, LUHka,