The New York Herald Newspaper, June 8, 1862, Page 8

8 ‘Additional Names of the Killed, Wounded and Sieh Soldiers. We publish below & large number of the names of Ailled, wounded afd sick soldiers of the Army of the Potomac, additional to thoso which have already been @)ven in the Heraro lit Wwizh Six Hun- 22 mie Dodued Sigls and WoER222 S ; “aha Cnc as Vauderbilt arrived at this port yester- gay afternoon With six bundred sick and wounded Piniers on board, A dist of the names of the sufferers was published in the Heravp of Friday last in an alpha- Detical form, so as to he handy for immediate reference. Tho vessel left the “White House,’ on the Pamunkey Yiver, on Tuesday morning, and arrived at Fortregs Mon- roe on the same evening. The medical staf at that time were Surgeon Wm. Knight, of the Eighty-seventh ‘New York Volunteers; Surgeon $8. Smith, of the Ninety- third Now York Volunteers, and Assistant Surgeon J. D. Lewis, of the Eighty-iifth New York Volunteers. Finding that the labor of attending upon so many ‘wounded men was tpo much for them, the medical gen- tlemen applied to Medical Director of the fortress for assistance, when the following volunteer surgeors were dclailed:—Dr. M. P. Orton, Dr, Alexander and Dr. Hill, The vessel left the fortress for this city on Thurs- @ay morning; but the weather being stormy, she had to Put into Delaware Bay, where she arrived at about two A.M. on Friday, She lay in the bay all that day and ‘untii four o’clock yesterday morning, when she started @gain for New York, where she arrived at four o’clock Yesterday afternoon. The mfedicxt department of tho ‘ves cl is now under the charge of Drs. Knight and Orton. ‘The surgeons state that they are greatly indebted to the New York Sanitary Commission for a good supply of wines, jellies, bandages and the “ thousand and one ” other needful things with which they have been provi- ded. Thoy also are happy to inform ail interestod there- 4m, that, although the vessel is small, they have no cases Of contagious disease on board, the only cases of fever, ‘and those but few in number, having been contracted while camping on swampy ground. They bave only lost Dy death six poor fellows during the voyage, being but ‘ue in every hundred. We append the names of those who Dave died. Thesufferers express thelr grateful thanks to their medical aitendants, and none are more fervent in their acknowledgments than the wounded rebels, the mames of whom we published also on the before men. tioned day. Tbere are some very bad cases among the ‘wounded men; but every care will be taken of them by the surgeons. Killed and Wounded at the Battle of the Seven Pincs, mear Richmond, in Addition te those Already Pablished in Our Columns, KILLED. Corporal Peter White, Co. I, 24 New York 3. M. Bergeant Scoles, Co. B, 2 New York S. M. Corporal Hunter, Co. F, 62d New York. Private — Rader, Co. F, 52a New York. Private Jas. Burks, Co. F, 64tn New York. Private Felix Duffy, Co. F, 64th New York Private Morrill Note, Co. New Hampehire. Fee Chas. Warren, Co. H, 6th New Hampshire. A ene ‘ivate Wr. ©. Baker, 6lst New York. vate John Dunn, Co. D, 61st New York. Private John Strong, Co. b, 6lst New York. Sergeant —— MeNul =e Co.’ D, Gist New a Private — Clark, Co.'D, Cox poral Anthony Traey,, Co. Private Heary pooner g it Private John hg Private Gcorge Cannon Private Jesse Taft, a Private Benj. Lackey Corporal Weleh, Co. Corporal Casa, Co. D, Private Fred. P. Baton, Co. D,5th ‘ivate Augustus Porter, Co. MN ire. rivate Stephen Shepard, Co. ¢, 5th New Hampshire. Private John Atwood, Co. C 5th New Hampshire. Poe — Parker, Co. C, 5th New Hampshire. ivate os Layton, so C, 6th New Hampshire. rivate Lewis La Point, Co. B 5th B, 5th New Hampshire. % New Hampshire. Captain T. M. Barton, Co. E, Priv.ite Franklin He CO, E, 5th New Hampshire, Private J. 8. Hare, Co. git hice od Brivate EL. Miner, Co. nh jew Hampshire. ivate Homer Chase, Co. is, a ah New Hampshire. WOUNDED. i LBCTENANTS. es eae eee Co. D, 61st New York, face. Lieutensnt A. Pfantz, Co. F., 52d New York, thigh. PRIVATES AND NON-COMMISBIONED OFFICELS. Avery Stephen D., 5th New Hampshire, side. Brown Wm., Sergeant, Co. 1,821 N. ¥., Beaumgarter Jacob, Co. K, 524 Pesaeyivents, body. Bliss Uriah, Co. C 3d Fenbsyivania, arm. lackiner Ormond, Co. C, 58d Pennsylvania, face. lodgett Daniel, Co. B, 5th New Hampehire, neck, Burbank Charles, Co. Bohonom s. F., Co. 1, 5th N. Barnard Chauncey W.., Go. D,; Baker William O., Co. Gist dman ——, Corporal, Co. B, 64th Now York, slightly. ley Andrew, Co. 0, 7th Pennsylvania, ‘ia, head, Burnett C, W., Co. D, 6th New York, shoulder. Crogier Aug., Sergeant, Co. F, 62d New York, neck. Conen Peter, Co. F, 5d New York, arm. Colburn Raymond, 0s. D, ean New York, arm and bip. Ghesiey John, Co, H, 5th'New ew Hampshire Tog. Camp Frank B.,Co. C, 6th New psbire, head. Curtis Orrin, Co. F, 5th New Hampshire, arm amputated. Colpin Jas., Co. B, 65th New York (Chasseurs), arm. sor — Co C, hire Chamberiain J. J. |, Co. I, 5 finger EE Ful : immiek Hy. , Co. K, 52a New York, Tork (i UL EXcelaor, finger. ivania, }, arm. » Sth ‘New Hampshire, thumb Gallaggher Edwd., Co. re 624 New York, arm. Gitford John, Corporal, Co. F, 6th New Hamshire, thi Bolland P., , Sorparal, Ko, f, bth New York, right aren, Hiihard Thos. Oo. B, Sth New Hampanire , band, potone pon! , 5th oO ter aes ee Tb New York, shoulder. Sth New Hampshire, thumb am- Kempeon John, Co. A Bimbal! Charles, Go, putated. ee Danie} D., Co. D. 5th New Hampshire, finger am- i, Jenkins Daniel, Co. D, 6th New Hampshire, finger. Lewis B; 60. Kt ad Henayiranay tog ieee Little Samuel, Te B, Sd thu ampeitat. iomnaeion <A ie ae Sth New ans em. bot i , both legs, Yond Chas, 42, Co. D.” 60s Now Hat shoulder. Teuton Wm., bo. i, oa Pecmnylvanta, heed. Lewis Albert A, Co. K, 5th New Hampshire, hip. Lariber Thomas, Co. C, 67th Pennsylvania, shoulder T., Ce. D, 78d New York (4th Excelsior), Lynd Burpy Lawrebce, Co, H, Sth jew Hampsbi . leg am. puta Miller Edw., Oo. D, 6th New Hampshire, toe amputated. McGovern Franklin, Ge. H, 67th New York, breast. MeLanghlin —, Oo. F, 67th New York, mouth. McKnight Thos., Co. B, 65th N. Y. (Chasseurs), shoulder. open an oe ees Y. congenned ga leg. Matthews P. H., Go Dole New center fend McCabe Bernard, Co, eye. ‘Mason A. 8., Co. es ot ow Hampshire, ¢! Chin. Numstead Toon.» Hy Nyt dmg “ie, 524 Penne: og hi Qatler Bony ‘G06, 81th Penney ivan leg. Polmeyer Sa guide, 82d Y., Rogers Thos, ba. 1. (Chasseurs), ra arm. Fandalt Delas. Co. B. m ‘ork, mat ogn Harr “dere, Orit tad %. b Co, F, Gath » Sth N. Becton’ oy us, ° oe Bene syaney, ‘o art — &. Fritz, Co. F., 62d Daniel, Co. i, 6th be Ana, Co, C98 (Weisgarte —— Wanck J., Co. sou AS fon ‘Welsh Hiram, 00, beth wey! Teta, do, a » duger am) ‘ih ‘Ca ed Fabian a 7 ley oe . low iP. Fi featoy , bo. ¥. Fath New York, hand, Lok aa ‘wriat, fetes. ‘arrival of Weuntea S08 Seidiers at Fortress Monroe, Fortawes Moxnos, June 6, 1862. { The following wounded arrived io eft steamer State Of Maine to-night — ‘ONITED STATES: Lieutonant George Barnard, oe a. " ptain D. H. Pelinbet, Co.’ & * geant B. B. Wilson, co K. ‘Wetmore, "gee F. en Willard 0. b., oe Wykott Decattr, Oo, NVoods, Nelson, Oo. #., bth Wyman George, Ce. W-, 52d Mibble Thomas ,'o, ¥., Jaws +a orporals Jon Eechia, M. Trveadale, ‘baw, Co Hy, ¥, Look, Co. K. ‘Thomas ‘Knight, Co. E. 1. Murphy and Jesse Wood, Co. v. —— Shafer and J. Felton, Go. A. x Lan ie F. 00.6, o ee iggius, . G. -SBCOND IEW YORE James Waxter, cergeant, Oo, E- A.Sebauber, Co. A. Ottas Kalstein, Co. A. R. M. Abrams, Co. A. P. Hurley, Co. H. = oa Leland, Co. B. W. Gordon , Oo. Ov. L SECOND RHODE ISLAND. R. A. Turner, Co, G. There are also eight of the enemy’s men on board, in- cluding Surgeon McSwain, of South Carolina, €. Godan, Co. 0. % se . M. Lia iy. Corporal, Co Fortrzss Monon, June 7, 1862. G. Kelte Ketteréequets A and — Kraft, Oo. 1. ‘The stenmer 8, R. Spaulding arrived yesterday after- Charles Barman, Co. EB. pooh with the following wounded from White House: Conrad Nulty , Sergeant, Co. @. sal Brudige, Co. 1, 34th New York, 7. 8. Peterson’ Sergeant, OO. F, alae Weshaa rong ith New York, ae . OO. F. aero * . F Tribute took Now York. ‘4 E, Leapier, Co. H. os H. W. Dye, Co. wow 3 York. ‘ . bead W. H. Lyon, Co, B, 3d Main C A. Richmond, Co. C. ‘Thomas Marks, Co, I, 64th ‘New York, J.B. 4, Sergeant, Co. bi, H. N. Loighton, Co, B, 3a Maine. HG lds, Co. K. 'W. D, Winton, Co. 1, 64th New York. Compaen 6 ta af John Pennel, Co. 1, 64th New York. HK. Lenny, Co Tevi Spedd , Co. ath New York. | jo! ly, Co. H. , bas or. Co. A, 64 lew York. TuIRfY-FOURT NEW YORE ser PER sacs. Co. 2, Oath New York, Wm. Peck, Co. K : Samuel Hall, Co. A, Ath noe YO Wm. Quthert, Co. Ky Peter S Sheppai, Co, ©. F, Cisco, J. H. Moore Co. @. D, P. Van Court, Co. G. W. H, King, Captain, Co, 1. D, Rogers, Go. K. William Marsh, Go. K, 64th 3 Font Lieutenant James A. anders, Moo. A —- York. Corporal W, W. Rolien, Co. A, 64th York, H. At. Darby, Go. A, 61th New York. F. M. Burke, Co. A, 6uth New York, Charles H. Maiten, Co. A, 4th New York. ‘Albert W. Cowdrey, Co. A, 64th New Yi ™ ‘TURTY-SIXTH NEW YORE, ni Daniel W. Laiferty, Co. A, 64th Now York, Et a gee RS SeeueR fske, Co. A, 04th New York. Goor; ‘Serj a Wiltiaun Brown Co. I, 22d New York. Sergeant Henry Sloan, Co, I, 234 New York, Leopold Meyer, Co. 1,224 New York. Michael Donnelly , Co. K. Jobn Lyons, Co. D. SEVENTH MICHIGAN. e ‘Alonzo Stickelen, Co. ¥, 57th New York, * ems betes He a John D. Velavany , Co. B, 57th New York, 2. SIXTY-POURT NEW YORK. Sergeant Major Jodep ph Savage, CoA, 4 oath New York, P Nous (Win. Culien, Co, K,, 36th New Yorke Powell Smalth, Go. 0. David Carlisle, Co. 1, 3d Michigan. ‘A. J, Bannister, Co. D. Joseph Weisman, Co. G, 620 New York. is ‘ONR HCNDREDTH NEW YORE, Corporal Silas Pecrchuus, Co. K. Massachusetts, John Kaughmany, Co. D, Geakiel G Estes, Co. Tih hticbigan, J, Darley, Co. H.” Hi. A. Caines, Co. F, 103d Pennsylvania. N. 0, Latred, Co. C. Samael Stontt, Co. F. 204 Besa trans ‘VIFTS PENNSYLVANIA, Urnes. 5 iu gan. w.H. Oe med as ‘Wm. Jennings, Co. 1, 64th New York. M.M. Darling, Co. B. Madden, Co. D, 2a New York, iM Burris Co. H. H, 100th New York. Robert Miller, Sergeant, Co, B. “a B, cuss Ne a York, #. i i mae Michael Kelly, Co. B, 6lst New York. J. A. Armstrong, Co. E, 4 Sergeant John Gal gher, Co. B, 6lst New York, 3. 8. Johnston, 0. E. Charles Harey, Co. H, 521 New York. ‘A.C. Mann, Co, E. Sergeant C. Koch. Co. H, 52d New York. D.C; Palmer, Co Sergeant Augustus Krugen, Co. F, 52d New York, C.Brant, Co,’E. Corporal G. W. Ferguson, Co. F, 62d New York. J, Dickey, Co Casper Gilbert, Co. 1, 624 New ork. i. Willard, Sergeant James MoUloud, — 16th New York, A. Young, Jacob Kohn, ire F, 56th New York. Gi 7. Snyder, Co. Ke . Smith, Co. H, 16th New York. 5. MeGough, Co. K ‘Adolph R. Nikle, Co. H, 52d New York, J.B. Taylor, Co. D. David Hencks, Co. A, 53d New York. 3. Moore,co’H. Fred. Isel, Co-F, 624 New York. G. Britton, 60 zB ¢ eckile, Co. A, Ist Long Island. H. <Suarp, Co, a 4 John C. Gray, Co. C, 64th New York. J. Wi —_.. Corporal Mastin G, Fellings, Co. A, 57th Pennsylvanie, JN. cs Co. P 2 John Garvil, Co. B, 24 New York. R. Bol, Coe Corporal Harry English, Co. A, 52d New York, W.C. McKee, Co. H. Owen Michaels, Co. H, 64th Now York. J. Miller, Co. 8. ‘Arnold Baines, Co. H, 6ith New York. J. Pare Co. K. Edward McLaughlin, ‘Co. H, 64th New York, B. L. Johnacn, Co. H.. ‘Win. Foster, Co. B, 87th Pennsylvania. V. W. Champion, Oo. P. ‘Wena V. Blouger, Uo. H, 64th New York, G.W. Young, Co: F Cae E. Holmes, Go. H, 64th New York, s. _— David K. Thomas, Co, K, 61st New York. gy x D. 0. Lewis, Co, F, 85th New York. ne taeee Michiae! Jost, Co, 1, 524 New York. " 0 Corporal ‘Alfred W. Paxon, Co. I, 1st Long Island. ; Botham, K. John i. Gilmore, Co. B, 624 New York. ; Yingling, Co. K. Geo. Vogst, Co. C, 52d New York. ‘A. Mason, Sergeant, Co. x Geo. ton, Co. H, Gist New York. PB, Wenz,Co.H.” Lorning Berrchers, Co. D, 62d New York.; ro eee, Rohe oe aie rgeant Jacob J. Grul st JL. Piatt Sergeant, Co. Ke Abel Garo, Co. ic, Tb Michigan’ F. W. plete Co. A, ‘Thomas Delaney, Co. D, 81st "ow York. i fon bo... : Geo. Woodham, Co. D, Sist New York. g c Corporal Andrew Rahen, Co. B, 63d Pennsylvania, Michael APNarry Co, Fy jos Pennsylvania, Talius Kort, Co. Hi, 62d New York. Patrick M Phillips: Go, D, Bist New York. Corporal D. Phillips, . Cy 52d Pennsylvanigs Alex. Robb, Co. K; 86th New York. \ Michael Cas:idy, Co. B, 5th New Hampebire, © os Henry Dale, Co. G, 84th New York. ‘i Francis Kelly, Co. H, 3d Michigan. Michael Ahan, Co. A’, 38th New York. Jas. M. Fuller, Co, 1, Tist New York. Waiter C. Casine, Co. A, 38th New Yorke z Win Sh ith a ‘m. Sm ew Yor! ec e Re eae | J. H. Gray, Sergeant, Co. B. Henry C. Berghen, Co. K, United States Chassours, je SIXTYTMIRD PENMGYLVANIAy Wm. Leituer, Co. K, United States Chasseurs. Wm. Bitney, Co. A. James Porter, Co, C, 34th New York. J. Morris, Co. as Jobn Prior, Co. F, 6lst Pennsylvania, P. Whalan, Co. H. John Dugas, Co. €, 100th New York.) . B. Chalin “gean' 5 fgeant Eugene Delavan, Co. H, celsior. 5: Sean Conf Ser pone: Sergeant Fred. Ames, Co, ©, 6lst New York, H. Motiat,C Co. A. TT. F. Peterson, Co. A, 3d Mich! J. Prout, 8. Gow and D. Austin, Co, H. . H. Donohoe, Co. B, 84 Michigan. A. Wil K. : Harry Dinericks Co. K, 624 Peccaptvanins 8. Shallen! Go. K. Gilbert Bursell Co. B.’7th Michigan. . B. Grass, Co. G. Aimbrose Mecha, Co, I:, 52 New York. W. Smith, Lieutenant, Co, A. John Sinittinger, Co. G, 93d Pennsylvania, NINREY-THIRD PRNNEYLVANDA, John Hayes, Co.'F, 92d New York. Pooversman, Co. E. Jas. Gates, Co. G, 63d Pennsywyania. W. Rhodes, Sergeant, Co. B. Sergeant W. T. Daiey, Co. G, 6yth New York, ¥ allen; Gorgora oral, Co. Ke 8. Kelton, Co. D, 31st New York, 4. Hiennewell, Co. K ~Jobn Stokes, Co. F, 104th Pennsylvania. Jenn Brive, C8. B, Daniel Hindewark, Co. K, 624 New York. ia Fo dentate Edward English, Co. 1, ist Long Island, A. K. Bailey, Co. C. Sergeant C. Leo, Co. G, 324 New Yorx. H. Williams, Co. H. E. Leech, Co. E, 64th New York. P. Allis, Co. H. 1 Joseph Dieroux, Co. F, 924 New York, Cyrus Clue, Co: I, 93d Pennsylvania. T. Co. Michael Hinley, Co. C, 81st New York. George Rooney, Co. C. on one 94 °. m gan New Soe, OxE : iver Par! C jusetts. Jacod Ofendelf,Co. C. ba a alla Peter Pelange, Co. B, 92d New York. Jonn Preneher, Co. F. Corporal 16, Cook 100. F, 624 Now York. ONE HUNDRED ‘THIRD PENNETL ut. Al ry! 0, Pennsylvania, E. Shear. €o. G. am, —_ C. Sloan, Co. ©, 87th New York. f L. W. Bacon, Co. B, 20 Michi J. Travers, Co. A, 38th New “ori. James ‘Negus. Co. A, 3d Excelsior. James H. Carlton, Co. K, 5th New Hampshire. ©. T. Spencer, Co. H, 1st Pennsylvania artillery. Hi; Peiser, Co, E, 96th New York. Gorporal A. Kelly, Co. G, 69th New York. M. Quinlan, Co. G, 69th New York. M. Kelly, Co. B, Gist New York. Thomas Hackett , 64th New York. A. McLaughiin, Co. C, 105th Pennsylvana, M. B, Boots, Co, 1, 23d Pennsylvania, H. A. Pugbee, Co. 1, 10th Massachusetts. Jobn J. Salex, Co. BY 105th Pennsylvania. George F. Barbank, Co. A, 2a New York. ‘Wm. L. Jennings, Co. D. 10th Massachusetts, Fred. 8. Earle, Co, B, 7th Mieb ieigan. Charles W. Gibbs, Co. E, vo Len ead bigan. yw York, ©. H. Hopkins Co, K, Tth Mi Chas, Plambiek, Co. fat A. Moore, Co. K, 104th Pennsylvania. Robert Diiworti, Co. C, 61st Pounsylvania, a Newcomb, Co. a 06th Penneylvania. Charles W. Goraen Co nak New York. Jobn Patino, Co. B. perh Nowe § Y. Doran, Co. F, 24 New Nore Ry , Co, G, 2d New York. N. H. Swentzell, Co. H, 63d Pennsyivania, W. W. Shattuck, Go. 0, 7m Mjchigan, D, Kiliam, Co. 1 s6th Kew York. ‘Wm. Melte, Co. F, 7th Michigan, Oliver Brooks, Co. F, 61st Pennsylvania, Simon Higgins, Co. i, 4th Maine, E. M. Pierce, Co, E, 96th New York. Jou. E. Gourd, Co Go. E, 69th New York. ‘Wm. Casey , Co. -H gown tessa ms 93d Pennsylvani at Miller, Penusy!vania, cae Saas: 7 ic! ul ic] . Owen Smith, Comy ‘Kev pany B, 60th New York. John Reen, Co. G, 23d Pennsylvania. » Co. Lieutenant Adains, A. D.C "D. 0, to Gen. Graham, -TUIRD PENNSYLVANIA. Peter Everitt, Co. OK, M. J, Donance, Co. A, 61st Pennsylvania. E. Francisco, Co. Cada Wh . H, 34 Michigan, Corporal Wm. rakes, Co. Ae . A, 61st Pennsy!vania, Wm, McCarty, Co. I. I 1018t Pennsylvania, B. Kinney , Co, I Digan. P. Monahan, Co. J. island. P.J. ‘Aikamad, Co. 6. G. Morris Felix, oe. G, Tantew ‘York, FIFTY-SBCOND PRNRSTLVANBA. ry E. Kite, 00/0, 52d Pennsylvania, Lieutenant G. A. Bass, Co. K. B. “Lenper, Co, C, ist Pennsylvania, Every: EW Yors. Chas. Boswell, ‘83d Penpsylvania. E. Bernard, Lieutenant, Co. @, Wm. Blair, 28 Pennsylvania, F, Wallace Thos. Farrel, Co. B, 84th New York. Toe thi, Co. ee Lucius Way, 0, Jie ew Hepat ipaton, ral Danie’ ‘well, Co. F, an 8. Calabrasa, Co. B. Set Co. P, Ath Exo Now Yor @.. Holt, 0.0. da Michigan 5 ‘ork. Geo. Gibson, Co.'C, 63d New York. L. . Craden, Company E, lat Neva York. Corporal Frank F. Waipplar, Co. C, 62 New York, Geo. Slocumb, Co. Michigan. ‘A. Babb, Co. ig tation York. E. A. Hamilton, Oo. E, E. J. eienkerson, Co. Ot Gad Peary vanias Wm. Calkin, Lieutenant, Co, a. Wm. Walab, Co. D. ©. ¥. Morris, Co. B, 8d ‘Maine. Jas. bth Michigan Lieutenant Qplonel 0. 0. 00. ©, ©. Bantsick, Go, ip 6181 Pennayivauia. Lieutenant i ie John 0. Daniels, Co, G, 104th Pennsylvania, ‘Wim. Flanders, Co, ‘A. Smith, Co, 1, oth New York. & , 00, &. J. Lackron, Co.’ 61th New York. ‘SXTT-SRCOND HEW YORE, Dorn, Oo. H, New York. James Bilis, Co. B. . H. Mors, Co, C, 3d Michigan. Sergeant? J, 100. F. . Kennedy, Co. 6, 34th New York. W. P. Kennedy, Ce Full Co; HO Mh ‘ SEVENTY ARCOND Tom, Brecker a Corporal Willem n Louehbarren On Ae Boouts cv. 03d P Fppaerivana. XETY-MGNTE NEW TORE. Oownor, Co. F, atin” st, B, Hardy, Co, m4 47 Co. I, 61st Pentiay! OUTY- BIG! mw be John Goff, bo, F: mutasios,..: iw ivan, PRET MNRMROTA, ] fayoelip, ooth ‘M. W. Dumail, Co. B. ‘Sin Kew ft New York, rem wmGAN, 3d. T. Bigelow, Oo, H. 0. P. ‘Husted, Co. D, E i Sth Now Ha ith New b New dlampshires R. Donnelgon, Co. D. . Ger al J weg, Co. F. ] Lieutenant J. G. Kead, 6th New Hampshire yon, Co. Lieutenant Colonel Pingham, 64th New York, ELEVENTB Marre, Captain L. W. Brady, Cort eau ‘64th New York. D. Philbrook, Co, F, Captain William Glenney, Co.’E, 64th New Yor P. A. Day, Go, A? Lieutenant R. R. Crowly Co. H, 64th New Yor! FORTY FIRET WEW TORK, Captain ¥. Machuff, Co. #, 106th Pennsylvania, Dale, Co. & Lientonant W. H, Coltis, Co, C, Gist Now York, George E, Churoh, Co. ¥. Captain Francis Bonselih, Co, K, 624 New York, FIFTH XEW NAMPSHIRD. Lientenant Robert Gray, Co. D, 24 New York. G,8. Gore, Co. K. Lieutenant (, P, Bergen, Co, D, 61st New York, SIXTH UNITED ETATER INPANERE, Lentenant B, Carl, Co. K, 6ist Now York. 0, Heegh (band). Lieyronams Alor 2, Kattan G0, K. 62. New Korky a rena re——ae + 5 LR REO ELPACPMEI ETI GPITS) SESE 7 AERA ERE SD HON Toe SSS OPS ACTS SE ea ss OR PRESS RS ENS NEW’ YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JUNE 8, 1862. NEW JERSEY. Lieutenant W. H. Mazo, Mo. A, 64st Samuel R. Baisley, Ist regiment, Co. A SECOND BOARD. "Tue ALTE ova POR | a ae Liguteant F. A. Donaldson, Co, #, Sergeant 2 #. Cooper, Co. K, 64th New Heraeant Georg: jeorge Francis Co, K, 64th New York, ilbert Fastman, Co. G, 84th New York, Sergeant Joseph , Co, B, 6lst New York, ‘Thomas a 23d Pennsylvania. Jame: Clark, Co. K, 61st New York. Lieutenant R, H. Eaay, co A, Sist New York. ral E.R. Gospel, C a 3a Michigan. A.W, Taylor, “Co. ay t Pennsylvania. .& man, Co. K, e Michi James O'Brien, ‘Go. i rosin 106th Pennaylvan & Arrival of Sick and a Vrowiaaea Soldiers at Boston. Boston, June 7, 1862. The steamer Daniel Webster has arrived at this port with the following wounded soldiers:— NEW YORE BBGIMENTS. M. C. Ell Henry Conler W. ¥. Blau, 55th, Co. George Fabr, i H. ©. Russell, Gilbert M. ‘alert Soin, ©, B+ Frederick Dickman, 65th, Co. Timothy Spanner, 3 Sith, Co, D. W. H, Schiren, 81st, Co, D Jobn Wilson. both, ‘Co. a Lief. J... Lewin, ti Co, B. Fred. Lundt, 65th, Fells Arnold, 53 it, Ca. E. lowers, CO. Napoleon Le Moantain, 08th, Co. Ae D. W. Lawrence, 98th, Co. D. 8. Ferry, 620, Co. H. Henry Kearn, 55th, Co. I. j- ‘Owen Boliver 37th, Co. C..f Be et aioe s e ity, 5 Gears Faltman, i ae ee rid a Geor; st, Co. C, Captain John Pfamuller, Co. G, 65th, David Lee, servant to Captain Pramuller, ‘Wim. Hannon, Co, I, 38th, John Walker, Co. 0, 818 Lewis Gaus, Co. K, 8ist. James Leggett, Go. pee Henry (ro) ey oe ‘Sist. Henry Zag! Charles thon, Pete Joseph Patiel 9. A, 9 Cominissary sear E Walkley , Co. B, 988 5. Willsinsh, Co. F, 924 Joseph Fayzer, Co. F, 92d, Morris Muth, Co. C, 55th, James Culligin, Co.'B, seth, Samuel Horo, Co. K, 98th. Thos. Uanphry Co Go. K, 98th, Martin Carrol bot, " M. Mahan, Co.’ Bi arth, : rds, wel Sey 4, Tsou, Rope Tygh, Co. A, sist. Corporal John ‘Van Clief, Co. I, 88th: Sergeant Arthur T. Pioket, Co. 1, 38th, Edward Newmelkel, Co, G, 62d,” Wm. Beaumont, 0. Hy, 734. John G, Weaver, Co. A, 52d. Otto Stell, Co. C, 52d. me C. Wells, (o.'K, Slet. B. T. Reymore, Co. K, 81st. Mathew Lynch; Co. A, 37th. John Horrigan, Co, F, 81st. D. Johnston, CO. F, 96h, Jolin D, Morton and J. N. Whipple, Co. K, 66th Jobn Jones, Co. A, 39th; Justin Morrill, Co. B, 81st. George Doremus, Co. K, 36th, M. Heingel, Co. 1, 52d. Walter Cacuey, Go. K, 100th. William Robinson, Co, C, 98th, W. J. MoColiem, 60. E, 98th. John O'Connell, 1108. ‘a sib. Henr; jpeman , Co, be bat omega ‘H, 92d. Sergeant William A. ‘Moss, Co. C, 100th, Lieutenant Bird, Co. 1, 37th. Charles J. ‘Watson, Co, 8, 40th, J. Tuttle, Co. K, 37th. Wm. Me’ ; Oo. K, 551 wW.W. Sheldon, Ist silery, Ba , Battery A, Lieutenant H. A. Hill, Co. Tieutenant Soha W, Oliver, Gos Hy stat, Excelsior. F, 96th. Joha H. Delaney, Co. C, 19] Ransen, Co. th Excelstor regiment, ' Lieutenant P, N. Thomas W. Collins, Co X, sist. Thomas Walsh, Co. H, 41 Joseph wandliner, Co. G: Miles Howitt, Co. 1, otk reg he Sarey, Co K, 69th, Joba Zapale, Co. A 6h Joab Dier, Co. K, 62d. Simon Istogram, Go. B, 52d. John Heitzmann, Co. B, bad. Johu Hills, Co. F, 37th. ‘Win. Haituer, Co. C, 624. Michael Baudrick, Co. F Sth. Jobn Allan, Co. H, 100 M. Dengha, C9. H, sth ixeisior regiment, Peter Huges, Co, ‘A, 31 Edward Kenneally, Co. S 67th. Jumes Hooten, Co. H, 5th Excelsior regiment. Martin Rafferty, Co, H, 5th Excelsior regiment. Wm. Aggas, Co. D, 81st. John Burton, Co. 1, 40th. ‘Adolphe Tagge, Co. K, 18t Excelsior regiments D. MeLaughiin, Co, 1, 40th, B. Canfield, Co. K, ‘Zotn. Pamuel A. Hall, Co. L, 56th, Calvin Prairie, Co, A, 96the ‘Thomas Regan, Co. I, Second Fire Zourves, Mitta Newell, Co. {, Second Fire Zouaves, ‘The ‘0.1, Second Fire Zousves, . H. Se minel, 00. G, 40th. carron, Co. D, 67th, . Huntington Co. H, ith. . Clapp, Co. G, 40 8. Dunkieo, ©o. G, 46th, Thos. J. Patterson, Co. B, 6th. W. H. Frauk, 8th Battery’. jvient. Leon Cavellier, 65th. }}, H. Vincent, servant to Adjutant. (apt. Archibald Gibson, 4th Excelsior rogimenty Vatrick Higgins, Co. K, 56th. Charles Bardermann, Co. C, 56th. Charles J. Simmons, Co. B, 86th. Lieut Charles W. Breed, Co, A, 96thy A. L. Elliott, Co. A, 960i James Waterman, Co, H, 334. Moses Gill, Co. A ooh. John Carpenter, Co. E, 96th. Jeremiah Murphy, Co.’F, 1st Chasseurs, MASSACHUSETTS REGIMENTS. Brigadier General Charles Devens. Capt. W. B. Stones, Ait ee Cump © Gen. Devens. Golenel Henry 8. Briggs rye: Johnson (¢ -. yoni to Col, Briggs. J.W. Howland, Quartermaster, 10th, Ww. hee Co. Hi, 10th. Thoe. Me ley rite B, 5 eT Michael Brew, aa det tain & & Wallisme, Go, ©, 10th, Goannh B. Taylor, Co. 0, 10h F. ¥. Hillman, Servant to Capt. Parseng, Captain J. B, Parsons, Co. C, 10th, A. H, Smith, Co. I, 10th. John Merriam, Co, E, 10th. Lerenzo I). Livermore, Ce. H, 10th, @. T. Wright, Co. @, 10th. Parsons, stat Elias Creberth, Co. 1, i E. Austin, Co. H Jobn L. Knight, Co. H, 10th. ‘William Gibson, Co. ‘4, Ist. Sergean Charles Kinsler Co. Jobn Dye, Co. G, 1 lie D. Hardey, Co. H, 98d; Henry H. Ieteating H, 934. William it. Ruch, Co. H, 93d, Jon 1; ier, 08 Hi. 964. A. Jackson, Co. H, 1084. Peter Kimler, oes HH, 1084, W. M. Sha; Wm. R. iioee, , Co, C, 104th, Peer 0. Cornell, Co. G, 104th, Jobn Straus, Co. 6 odth. Fenwon Loudon, Jordan Cooper, Co. C, 104th. ‘Thornas |) Frank Dunn, Co. Harrison tang, Co Sergeant Wm. alah ‘ * 105th. Arad-Wilbur, Co. E, 102d. ™ John Fendt, Co. K Samuel Christopber, Peter Booger , Co. Peter Cornelia, Co. William Clark, co.0) 3d K ‘sate bth, AK. Hie + Sth, Jdoha W. ‘Toemper, Co. D, 5th, NEW JERSEY REGIMENTS. Dayton Peck, 4d regiment, Co. E. , Albert Hubbard, Chas, Mee | Sa rogiment, Co. bi James & ring, 3d regiment, ‘Co. B. Felix Schmdch, 5th rogimemt, Co. Joveph Gannon, Oth regiment, Co, Geo. M. Strascer, 6th regiment, Co. 43 . Be James Brannigan, bth r iment, Jobne#on Loots, 6th eee beg Chas. Danstm’n, 6th regiment, Co. Ks Edward Martin, bth regiment, Oo. Rhiner Conklin, oth regiment, png] Thomas, 5th regiment, B. Lanegan, 6th regiment, Go. fetrummend: 6th regiment ‘Co. @. LONG ISLAND REO! Edward Sawyer, let regiment, Co. C, WAST Me Be Mag regio. Gad | ‘ baa Joseph Watkins, ist regiment, Co. 1, ‘A. Scott, i regiment, Co. ‘1st regiment, Co. ©. MAINE REGIMENTS, Jno. W. worn, Co. B, 3d. Lieutenant J. J. Robinson; Sergeant W. P. Plaisted, Co. K, 11th. BERDAX’S sane Jones, Co. H, 1st. rep ATATRS SANITARY COMMISSION. Dr. J. ¥. NGunies, of Washington. PHYSICIANS. Re he Smith and Dr. Erskine Mason, of city WARD MASTERS AND THEIR ASSISTANTS. Dre. J. ©. Andrew, A. KR. Gray, W. F. Woolsey; Messrs. 8. B. Ward, L. De F.Woodruff, A. B. Ball, 8. - Root, Ae K. Starkweather, H, @. Smith, J. K. Babcock McKay, G. P. Fastwick, A.C. Bishop, E. C. Pratt, a = Smith, 'W. Goodward, $B. Lasprook, W. Rukby, J.P, + Mayrard) FF. et A i. k 2 te A. Miller, fr. = and Miss Hun iiton.. eta ARIES. APOTHRC. Mr. EB, Rulow and Mr. Charles Dennen. COMMISSABY AND PURSER. Mr. Beverly. ASSISTANT COMMISSARY AND PURSER, Mr. J. H. Reid. MESSENGER MASTER, W. H. Raymond, PASSENGERS, Mre, Balistier, Miss Butler and Mig? Johnson, ith. or 8 8 10: 45 45 63; 63: 163 Pi 8: 6 4K OFrY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Satugpar, June 7—2 P.M. Frovr,—The market was steady and rather firmer some grades, while the demand was fair, and embrag 16,000 bbis., including superfine Southern and Western { at $4 15 a $4 30, and extra State at $4 50 a $4 60. ‘Wueat was sustained, but without further change importance, The sales embraced 65,000 bushels at $1 @ $1 14 for red Western. Cory was firm, with sales of 60,000 bushels at s9xe, & 500, for old Western mixed, in store and delivered. Pork was steady, with sales of 700 a 800 bbis., af $11 25 a $11 60 for mess, and at $9 a $50 for prime. ‘Wurskey.—Sales of 500 bble. were made at 23340. for State and at 240. a 2434c. for Western, closing Su gorat Western. Condition of the Woanded at Boston, Boston, June 7, 1862. The wounded brovght by the Daniel Webster arrived in comfortable condition, and many will soon be able to rejoin their regiments. They will be kindly cared for in Boston. Capt. John S. Pfamuler, Fifty-fitth New York regiment, was struck in the right knee by a bullet; but the injury is not serious, Lieut. Leon Cuvillier, Adjutant of the same regiment, recelved two bullet wounds in the left arm, and one in the side. He is in acomfortable con- ition. Lieut. John W. Oliver, Eighty-firet New York re- giment, has his left elbow and forearm badly wounded Dy a bpll. Lieut, Chas. W. Bron, Ninety-sixth New York, ia sick. Lieut. J, A. Rawson, Ninety-sixth Now York, Badly wounded in the head, Lieut. Wm. Bird, Thirty- Beventh New York, ball through the shoulder. ‘The most seriously wounded of those who arrived in the Daniel Webster to-day have buen conveyed to the eee a BF ‘WONDERS, 8 NOTWITHSTANDING advance of medical science, every rational sician fs ready to.allirm thats simple and agrecable is worth more than the concoctions of apothecaries, Our | community is at present, alloted with * gagamer compl billous fevers, dlarrhara, dysentery, and such like ecisorders? | all of which can be promptly prevented or radically cured the use of that, famous, Invigorating tonic, kuown ae ‘th French Cognac Bitters, This wonderful ‘household bevel has received the sanction of the medicai staff of the E: and our own army, well na the commendation of ie fae Marine Hospital ot Ohelees and the Massachusetts gen- Frakce, e by DE He, get Ee inte tals toe ospi e others, with wounds less severe, are | try by , exclusive agent street. made comfortable in the military hospital in Beach | Tie,"cl Gomnac Bitters, bearing ‘is Pare | if street. The larger proportion will soon be able to return Reputable drnguiss, grocers and liqitor dealers in to thoir homes, transportation having been provided. 8 Canada, tates and N IMPORTANT WORK ON PHYSIOL A guide for the married, ot those sonte ie Dr vanMONT! 8 Poris, London and New iad eaition, ea includ! genes aw Casualtics in the Tenth Massachusetts Regiment, &c. Boston, June 7, 1862. The official report of the casualties in the Tenth Mas- sachusetts regiment, Colonel Briggs, at the battle of Fair Oaks, gives twenty-seven killed, eighty-five wounded and twelve missing. Colonel Briggs was severely but not dangerously wounded. Captain Smart, of Com B, after being wounded in the leg was bayonetted rebel. Captain Day, of Company G, while being peal: Ay by two of his men was shot dead by a rebel, de” gout tree for Si by E, WARNER Asior House, or ROSS & TOU! SEY, 121" Nataau street, York. The Doctor's oflices ure at '647 Broadway, up stairs, Hours for treatment 9A. M. to ore a. “We concur with other ae in , Recommendin Dr. Lare mont and bis work."=Gourfier des Btais Unis, Dispates, Staats Zeitung, Atlas, Medical Review, &c. RANDRETH’S VEGETABLB UNIVERSAL PILLS, These pills have been used by over FORTY MILLIONS y ; Marke Bautmmore, June 7, Uber Flour very dull: Ohio superfine $5 25. Wheat sales 7,000 bushels; Western white at $1 35, Ponnsylv nia red at $120 a $125. Corn firm: yellow St do. a 550. ee HUMAN BEINGS, ig WIDE WORLD justly earned, having Oats quiet. Rye dull: Pennsylvania at 66c. Prov! wepetetee feria "nad ines ubsece ved of, eaten ted quiet: sales 100 bbls. clear pork at $13 75. ‘Whiskey yea without hope, 5 il_this healing and health steady. Balfour H. Stewart, proprietor twent; oe rg Wonk, Reware tally cr thee in yenty yearscouid only wove on rue Bequence of & iD dine. Hie made use of Brand Parapeirma, June 7, 1862. Breadstuffs heavy under the City of Washington’s ad- vices. Flour unsettled and lower. Wheat unchanged: t bilious. t White, $1.25 041.35; rod 1 15." Corn less active: yel- they would Benegt his Com ceenar low, 680.;. whi ,, Movisions dull and drooping: ish Zeneas and the pain In is ip jlntrelloved: He nese pork, ue a $1225. Coffee firm. Whiskey firm at he dates? and’ oa ates hel Dy nen 7 ats tse tery as ras seta oe i ) Burraro, June Ne P.M. "AFFECTIONS, Flour steady. Wheat quiet: sales 12,200 bush and found still greater advant ‘He continued to use nary Milwaukee club, 80c.; sales 8,000 bushels fair Mi them for twelve whonths, and on Friday, May 23, 1862, walk- . ed into the principal ofice, 294 Canal street, a With a small cane, and stated he had been Walk city all CONTRACTIONS OF THE MUSCLES FRO} INFLAMMATORY RHEUMATISM, CURE! Tn another case the patient had not been able to write for ears in consequence ‘of the ‘contraction waukee, 85c. Corn in pl demand and market firmer: sales 80,000 bushels at 8734c. a 38c. Oats,37c. Barley, 2c. Whiskey steady: rales 100 bbls. at 220, Freights— 123¢c. on wheat, and 1044c. on corn to New York. Im- orts—26 000 bbls. flour, 91,000 bushels wheat, at, bushels corn, and 87,000 ‘bushels oats, tity abous the .) pod am bbis, four, 71,060 bushels wheat, 121 000 muscles vere int matism, Bushels corn, and 29,000 bushels cats. , four Brandret re Eis, 2 et and morning for 8 hon SE pa bop pairing ihe ond - fu Cokeet Sue ores wreenigee a FINANCIAL AND COMMERGMAL. | fore tour gears preceding the uso of the Fill ever been out of the house, out of bed. He perfect, Sarcrpay, June7—6 P.M. | X Wan — WHO NEVER WALKED FOR FIFTEBN Money is extremely easy. Call loans 3 a4 per cats SOE hist paantysin'on ie taebaae cent, the bulk of the business of the day being a* win eetlounn or fifteen years never put his too ihe ground! he could not get out of bed or im without the latter rate. Exchange on London closes firm Thing ae boxes of Brandreth’s Pills used in four months | enabl nd to walk with a cane, and he was ful at 11434, Gold is worth about 104. At the morning board to-day there was again a good deal of realizing, especially in the Western shares, and prices fell off in consequence. The three Michigan shares and Rock Island declined % each, Erie preferred 2%, Central and Erie old 4% Toledo and Galena 34, and Illinois Central 14° The last mentioned stock is being bought on the strength of the opening of the river. Pacific Mail fo the full aso ‘bis limbs by the use of BRAN! PILLS alone. IN CI ONTAGIOUS and in ali acute ee :j ISEASES they are Spats. wonderful as in Ch: ‘Their use in Saat Pox is a certain cure, and what iar, is that in all the numerous in been a no marks whatever were Y the acrimonious parts out of the blood, whieh ‘80 sania Minb, MANAGEABE Branéveth’s Pfs mak all kinds of dacases mild and ma! able by cleansing and purit ood. cere Tis Henitretetuse tow lite tate tne ay ested sympathized with the rest of the market to the ee 8] M ettention to Su error a etter detail- extent of 2% per cent; but no stock was offered at | Uifid's curd of suall pox, bysBrasareth'e ‘Pills alones lished in the Brandreth ‘Almanae for COMPOSITION. Brandroth’s Pilleare composed of piineiples obtained sae. ly from the vegetable ingioms are tieeretore ea Sataia no meteury or otker mineral tut to be parely table in composition. ‘They combine ‘with thelr’ Sa tereae . tome, dnd thus the patient is stre tive effect, a wonderful ie a and,be) Moved to, tobe pomensed by no other purgative, This them 0 Value in cases of debility, dw fevers, and when ‘ufeisat a, ‘ Pe Pills have been used over a the world's surface for a peviod of one hund years, and are now relied upon in sickness by’ cae wham they have cured or greatly rellewed of abhor bageder ipa FORM rRsTEM oF oe YEeES TaSo DEALERS, Hind the decline. Itis easy enough to turn Pacific Mai! into money; but it is not so easy to make money earn twenty per cent per annum in anything but Pacific Mail. Between the boards the mar-. ket was steady, At the second board a fresh in- quiry arose for stocks, and they advanced % a all round, closing firm. The following were the last prices of the day:—United States 6’s, registered, 1881, 10274 a 103; do. 6’s, coupon, 1881, 105% 0106; do. 5's, do., 1874, 9634 @ 34; Tennes+ see 6's, 597% a %4; Virginia 6’s, 57% a 58; Missouri 6's, 53 a 24; American gold, 104 a 14; Pacific Mail, ' Tndeed, as a eye of the blood and a general 116% 0117; New York'Central, 914.0%; Erie, | Suisutupmulons Soean seo Tg » 38a; do. preferred, 65% 466; Hudson River, 479 | "moves! bumors pas REM per ae found em 3; Harlem, 143, ® %; do. preferred, 36 a 34; Read- | {er Hheunatism. {for fevers ot all for indigestion ’ ing, 553 4a%y Michigan Central, 64940 %; Michigan ier hearin elt gual it ica romsac| Southern and Northern Indiana, 26% a %; do. | ness, and ‘cite ty cmivneah "i rit "of the, guaranteed, 57%, 0 58; Panama, 132% a 133; IMi- | bowsis, whether confined crbowely id lading 36 of, sgt nois Central, 6394 064; Galena and Chicago, 70% | also, for 1 ‘where ihe { o Cleveland and Toledo, 45% a 24; Chicago a tney are Sire Psteoce ints, the ‘hd occasions Sirpcocupadouss in il feinaie obatruck and ties th found most efficacious a and pre-eminent ed zsiorares mmplaints which happen at Dariod of! want evidence ef cures, it will be cheerful Office, Tomele. life, ticlpal a ¥ OES iN and Rock Island, 63% a 64; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 76% a 4; Milwaukee and Prairie du Chien, 2734 a 28; Mlinois Central bonds, 7's, 9534 ay The deposits at the*Sub-Treasury to-day were small. The business of the day was as follows:— fari ened atthe " CANAL foun 5 BRANDRETH'S PILLS TF 25 h, CENTS, AND SUGAR COATED, 12, CH ag tind § poxe Bt CE j Rectipts .. ree cesses esse: $1,804,547 39 0.4 UNIO: id aye on 313,000 00 | CHAS. N. CRiTENTON, Sikri AVENUE, Payments . BOWERY, 679,854 98 + 16,885,150 67 The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning were $26,986,567 09, and the balances $1,777,896 66. The exchanges for the week end- ing to-day were $148,123,130 60, being a daily ave- rage of $26,986,557 09, against $22,815,562 26 for the week ending on Saturgay last. WRIGHT, eorner of wv uUOUSTON oud ay, ew YORE, UN) c ee ‘The Kangaroo to-day took out $498,214 91, and B.BRANDRETH. = the New York $983,283 89—in all $1,032,198 80. 4 The business of the Toledo, Wabash and Wes 50 pee PROVISION. 1, best city wane at7e, rf 1egie toon verel, $1 per kit, { : 106,845 109 boxes a Candles, Wo. vec NOT | afi hea el Me Bs eo .0V0 packages Butter, jteck Exchange. Mee, fre dy 08 severe men woe Tue, | tastier, wdemrsarsente ™, M1 ,coup 105; she Pac Al , "P t00 1300 NY Central RR; 914 iB fama irage ere tall. vines ola Br Brandles for medicinal ae PORE ae ‘ wos soon BR. AGNE \ wich street, | + Ocer nie pis ownieorny smart eee 7, aud hae no rent. not HRPGI Shperis ends his trom care Meese any roser 1A aa Give hina Bo a reenwich street, and 89 Mi Neseeenss 1OM | Oo tOm 2) Hudsen River KR 47° vu Bae ak | Bobbatneaee ees Pe 9 NorwichkWorRR 43 Tate he ees ba 3000 ee 3000 oo ORNS CUI % Oo EACH.—BUNI mos] Oe C troy." oe aurea yf Sone 7000 MCRSpelmefeb ee ie | A Kannan ni ~~ treated an ‘and bh 2000 Mich B'2d m.. xi =e 8000 Se a" zt * ae Pigg tae 3000 i ton oa, ‘Beklotihe owner, br: ALE Tir West Tent 2000 21g ee es : Be | TH p= ak wi Te at ae ere 11000 ” sale, in and mostly {i nerve 6000 964 aifectiona, sae ine aft rhenss, 7 5000 conat ipation of the ar ape rhew 99 worel ci orp ma ‘onihort ra 3 Mt 104 [TAM & C@., Office ie 96 IDOW CLICQUOT. ; | mheReea Xb Dut At Cana 0 HA malaise ring 8 kl 175 label na the im pagne, atin ke io mga Pen oy buying the m auy but reps an 300 wah buch nae in wine dealers, do. Coal % Each bottle ian 8 ® vee ae iis i came sli he Meee Ww ir