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BEAD QUARTERS, ARslr or OCCUPATION,
d. L-....,... 49,. an,,. Ii 4


SIR | have the qualification TO report that the
Bishops Palace was CALAMITY carried yesterday by the
troops of the I'd Division In the course OF the night the
batteries below the town were with one exception
abandoned by the enemy and this morning were occu
pied by our troops To-day the Sd infantry with the
feld artillery OF the Let DIVISION the Mississippi and
Tennessee regiment and the ID regiment OF Texas rifle
men 6dismounted) have been warmly engaged with the
enemy in the town and have driven him with consider
able loss to the plaza and is vicinity, which Is yet
strongly occupied portion OF the I'd division has also
advanced into the on the right and holds posi-
tion there The enemy sui maintains himself in the
plaza and citadel and determined 10 make stub
born resistance.
am particularly grsted 10 report that successes
OF Yesterday and today though disastrous 10 the enemy
have been achieved without material loss
cannot speak too high terms OF the ssliantry and
OF our troops throughout tbe arduous oPer
atoms OF the last three days
/ am. SIR. very respectfully your obedient servant
T. TAYLOR Major General L. : i, Com
TIE idia.aat GsaerdL Of dc Amy. Wasalnst2n y c
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sry respectfully. your obedient servant,
Major General [ s 4 commanding
Seo- D. Psdro Dc .in.2ad.a le1e-a. C..sf M.n.srsg

Terms Of CaPdsoH of tie Cyof Monterey TIE capita! Of
N'sro Iean agreed upon byte dersisrsa Commission
10 ;si. General jyorl. Of The United States rny,
General Henderson If fhs Isrns Tointsers Csons
jlair, Of ts MifsissPpi Renen the part or Mayor
Genera! Iasor, coHinianai eatef tie MATED State
torces, aud General Requed, and General otesa CT tie
irny Of MerIco. mad Seaor haansi " LlGno G0Fernor
Of Nuevo Lfsn the pG1t Of Senior General Don Pedro
.irpadiG eor,mandri grcsef the Army Of tis North
of Aerico
ARTICLE |. As the legitimate result Of the oper.
atoms before this place, and The present position OF the
lions, the munitions Of war. and s other public
property, With the aforementioned exceptions be
at Monterey
ARr H. Thai the Mexican forces be allowed to retain
the following arms, TO vii the commissioned officers their
-de arms NE infantry their arms and sccouifem-Hts the
cavalry their srms and accouements, The artillery field
battery not 10 exceed ak piece wiki twenyOne rounds
ARr III That the Mexican AIMED force. retire within
seven days from this date, beyond the line formed by
The OF The Rnconaia the city OF LinGres, ana
Aar ~ Tia, tnc citadel of Monterey be evacuated By
the MEXICAN. and occupied by the American forces,
morning, AT 10 o'clock.
ARr. Y. To avoid collisions and forinuma convenience
that The troops Of the United States will not occupy the
city until the Mexican forces have Withdrawn except for
hospital and storage purposes.
AR VI That the forces of the United States will not
advance beyond the line specified in the 81 article be-
fore the expiration OF eight weeks until the orders
instructions of The respective Governments be received
Art VII That the public property 10 be delivered shall
be TUNED over ami received by officers appointed by the
commanding generals of the two armies.
ART Wiz That al doubts 10 the meaning OF any Of
The preceding articles shall be solved by equitable
sucIion, and on principles Of lberay TO the retiring
army.
del may be saluted b. its battery
Done AZ Monterey. Sept p, 1916.
w. J. WORTH. Brigsdier General L. ). 4.
5. PINKNEY HENDERSON, Maj General Comdg. the
JsrfESsox DAVIS. Col Mississippi! Riaemcu
MANUEL NJ. LLANo 4. REavESA,
Approved zTAYLoR, MAJ. Gen. L. S a comag
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Hap QUARTERS. ARM or OCCUPATION.
c,-,,,,, h.f,-e Monterrey Sent - l-+6


SIN Az noon on the 23i INST. while our troops
were closely engaged in the lower part OF the city
ported in my last dispatch received By dag com
rnunca.iou from the Governor OF the State OF New
Leon which i herewith enclosed no j. To this COM
l.uncaton deemed il MY duty 20 return an answer
iecfinn. 10 allow inhabitants 10 leave the city Be-
eleven o'clock " the ID Division, which had entered
the town from the direction OF the Bishops Palace had
advanced within square oi the principal plaza and
occupied the city up that point The mortar had IN
the mean .irne been placed in battery in the Cemetery
within good range OF the heart OF the to"n and was
served throughout the night with good effect
Early IN the morning OF the ith received Tag from
the town bearing communication from Gen ApGda'
which enclose, NO y and 70 "aich ! returned NE
answer no ~ a!=o arranged wth me bearer OF the
Dag cessation o: IRE until l. ocicrS, which hoc! Ep-
pointed 10 receive the final answer OF Gen Apucla AZ
Gen WORMS Head Qaarters- Beiore the appointed
time however Gen. Anpudis had sign!zed 20 Gen
Worth his desire Tor persona! interview WIN Inc, LOT
the purpose of making some Jennie arrangement An
interview was accordingly appointed Tor one clock and
resulted in The naming OF Commission 10 ara" Up art
c!es of agreement regulating the "Iadra@aL OF tEe
Nsx;~s, f3-cs and ;sr,porary cessation OF hozpes-
The Commissioners named oy ne Mexican GENERA "a
Chief were Generals Oiesa anc hequeEa Aad DOE
Manuel II. LLAno, Governor OF New Lsoh iGose
named on the American side were Zen orr zen
Henderson Governor OF Tsx=s- aod Col DAVIS OF tae
Mississippi Volunteers The Commission fn1y setiied
1rau the articles 81 which enclose copy NO y ne
duplicates Of which IN Spanish and itishl nGFe oeea
duly signed ArseGbl the provisions oi the ith az
rcIe our troops rave iris morning occupied ne citeei
II VIII be seen that The terms granted me Mexican
garrison are les rigorous tsn those nrst imposed The
gallant defence Of the fogr. ard the tacI o. Tecen,
-! =; fc1,,-,-,sr, IN Mexico, beIeye6 70 be iavors-
BE 70 TIE interests Of peace. induced ne TO concur win
~ c--,;s1r in tfss terms which VIII! trust receive
The approval OF the Government ne ..zr eot..sta
-cr aIo -rcrn-ei TIE convention Tor temporary ce=
saon Of bos-iss Though scarcely warranted By I.y
js,----;-s ~ re chang, Of a.Tz-s since those Iz,c
sons were sssed seemed 70 vzrran; his eourse Deg
70 be Sdyisss a. early practicable, whether nave
-. - - .,s Government these particular
- - TO- % report tha; Capt Williams 9gogrsphiel
En-ineers and Lieut. TereIt Isl infantry hare d1ed OF
The wounds recered II the ena' % 1s -, =,
he Cd nm ~. rcry respectfully. yorr o6d' serTt
y TAYLOR Ma. Gen L. : A.rny commanding
t., 4IJr.cr: C.qe-a. Of .ic .ir-Eg, JesstizoT :. :
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Boarding anh 6otele.
MRS. ANGELINA BROWN

pEGS leave inform her friends former boarders and
Dle public generally that she has opened large anf
tommodious BOARDING HOUSE, No. S0I Broadway
Permanent transfer, boarders by the day. week month
an be accommodated with single rooms or bedrooms and
pGors attached This house contains than ~
bHppled with cold and hot baths and every other
convenience make 1t quiet and comfortable home IA
he good Qualities OF her table and the general manage
OF her house, references when required, abpnd
mi and a, hand iyl5I
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OOANn-One or Two gentlemen and Their wives and
Dtwo single gentlemen may obtain board and suitable
omuiod ious rooms with private family The situation Is
pesani the neighborhood quiet and respectable and
u, In the immediate vicinity of The Broadway stages and
he Harlem cars. being in Elmst between Broone and
Gnhd. Apply al lG6 Elm-s. % I'm
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ROARD.-A handsomely furnished paror and bed
broom with board for a lady and gentleman,
Two ladies, or a gentleman can be accommodated with
single ROOM The family is strictly private and smallsit-
alion North of Canal.sL aud West of Broadway Terms
accordance with accommodation. Address Albion 7.
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ROARDI NG-A Gentleman and his Wife can be ac-
Deommodaed with second story room and board also
wo or three gentlemen be accommodated with pleas
EiSngle rooms and board l78 Fultonst few doors
vest Of Broadway opposite 81. Pauls Church lard Re
eences EXCHANGED. OH 81
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lNo I'D P-ir1 Asspsdia General ~ Ckist. %
.N1ior General Tagior.
no. 3.


HEADQUARTERS, ASNf oF OCCUPATION.
Camp before Monterey, Sept p. 1916, o'clock A. NJ.
SIR; Your communication. bearing date at nine
O'Clock, P NJ on the I'd inst has just been received by
The hands OF Col. Moreno
In answer 10 voGr proposition TO The city and
tort with all the personal AID material OF have
state that my duty coupes 10 decline acceGng 10 il
complete surrender Of The snd garrison tie latter
as prisoners OF demanded But such sGrren-
der viii be upon Terms, and The gallant defence OF Inc
place, credabe alike the Mexican troops and nation.
Will prompt me 10 make those liberal possible.
The garrison VIII be allowed, your option. si;er aging
down il 20 retire 10 The interior on condition OF
serTng again during the until regularly eychaug
ed need hardly say that the rights OF -cOnhatants
will BE- respected.
An answer 10 This communication required hy twelve
o'clock II you assent &c accommodation III eicer viii
be spa;ched al under Instructions arrange
conditions
am SIR, very respectfully. your obedient servant
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pOARD,-Board with rooms furnished II required, for
Dsnge Gentlemen or Gentlemen and their Wives may
obtained by applying p North Moorcs near Nsrics
O0
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WTANTED-A competent Female Teacher of the piano
W fore singing and thorough bass wishcs obtain pm.
ps Terms very moderate The satisfactory refer
suces given situation orRnnis, would be accepted.
Application be made at l27 Cinlonst the Box 1889
Tawer Post Office New. York ol13tt
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nEAFNESS CURED-ENtrac,-'I cheerfully com
~ ply with request Idclt Mcintosh state, that
he invalid cd home in consequence OF total deafness
and discharges from the that under the OF Drs
CASTLE and EDWARDS Aurisis. 1881 Broadway \. \ lie
recovered his hearing md has again returned 10 his duty
(Sipned) II. McNEvEN, Surgeon
10 II. 3. " Forces, jamaica
All cases OF deafness attended TO- Acoustic Drops for
sale cure for deafness collections of water, or hard
in the ears buzzngs and ringing sounds in and dis
charges from the ears &c. so lmeOd'
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French for the ensuing season. the following places
Mechanics Institute School, No l. Chamberssl the
2e Sept 1916. For information &c inquire Of Mr.. Barri
Actuary, City Hail. nj the school class is already
formed for those that advanced in the language. ON
Mondays and Fridays of each week. at O'clock
Mr. Chamherlsn's School, 45O BIoomesi North Broad
way the Goth Sept The book isopened for subscribers
A. Basse AS Hudsonsl The 9Th door above ST. Lukes
Church. the S0,!i Sepiwii his and improved sys-
of teaching French without study; the pupil attend
10 his business usuahe will not be he charged with
the task Of committing lesson 10 memory; all that will be
required puncua attendance On application all the par
liculars win he explained SIS TTh&S6w
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IVANTED-A stua,iOn by u respectable Young WO.
W man, 10 do general Homework chamberwOrk and
s,, washing and ironing Can furnish the best Of ref
eenee Please call at 70 Thrdayenue up stairs front
nun, 81 ~
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Neutrality-suspicious. as Teacher, by College
w Graduate and Master OF Arts, who has had several
yss experience in the best Summaries of Great Britain
lie expects but moderate compensation and would
qlsily lake Common School in the Country If desired
Refers the Editor Of The Tribune Address H. g. Tracy,
are Of DR.. Traphagnn, IL Dover-st OILS 3tDltW
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NANTED-As situation bya Protestant Woman Ina,
W understands cooking, ID good washer and roner
one lhnt would be willing undertake general housewor
small family, do chamber work Good city refer.
given. Inquire on the corner of 9lst and Avenue d.
nllNt
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Schools.
THE ART or DANCING. w.

THE ART or DANCING. WAETXTNG, &c.
Il Mr. w. WHALE AND DAUGHTER respectfully
inform the Indies and Gentlemen of and Brook
Ign, that their classes the elegant accomplishment Of
Dancing, WALKING, Polka &c. in all their new various
styles among which is the beautiful and popular Redowa
danced in the London and Paris Saloons will commence
for the season al their rooms, CONSTITUTION HALL,
$50 Broadway, on TUESDAY October 18Th md a; GOTH.
&c HALL, Brooklyn, Adams-st. October 18th Days OF
Tuition in Broadway for young ladies' and gentlemen un.
der II, Tuesday and Saturday afternoons at 8, and
for the elder class OF gentlemen al in thu evening
Days of Tuition in Brooklyn for young ladies and gen.
emen under H. every Monday afternoon al and Salur-
day morning at hufphst Q. Gentlemen's class Monday
evenings commencing al 8.
Morning Glasses for nsructng the elder class of Ladies
in the Mazourka, Mmues. VALVES Redowa etc. at their
Private Academy, commencing al 10 A. NJ. For terms.
please inquire above Circulars particulars ready
to he had above and az the Brooklyn Music Stores.
TUESDAY SEMI-MONTHLY SOlREES will com
November H. Subscription for the season s. Pu-
pills charged for the Sorees. Ladies' tickets 10 be had
only Mr. w. Rules respecting the admission ofLadies
10 the Sorees will he strictly enforced as on former occa
sions.
Academies Schools and Private Glasses viii be attended
TO by Mr. w and Daughter and also a. their Academy
66 SiNth-avenue. SO lspu
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EITZGERALD,S PORTABLE BURR Stone
L MilL-lir. Editor ALLOW 10 sisie 10 The public,
ihrac A your paper thai Fzgerads celebrated Mil IS no'r
being exhibited the Fair in Castle Garden may be
seen IN operation. grinding wheat and CON- every Gay
from to u O'Clock in the morning aud from 10 O'CLOCK
in the afternoon obliged lrI the work 20 the hours
specified because would require such an enormous Gs
ity OF in TO keep the n;il constantly Running Planters
Farmers and Mlers, Grccers ana Grinders OF drugs
coffee spices ss and LOAF sugar invited 10 see The ope
rston al the FaiI CHARLES ROSS, Manuiacnrer
ole lw. Eishih-s;. near SiNth-evenue. n. Y
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MOFtRiS hOBLSSON President.
MtsTuEs PosT, NJ. D. Physician, 5Oi Broadway oil
CANCERS AND DANGEROUS AFFECTIONS.
THE CANCER CA. BIZ CURED
Without Sargtoql OpeTGtont
U DR.. William III. Norris, Of Philadelphia, Is row
visit 10 New ORR, where re viii remain during the
in the OF Cancers His plan is 10 exact payony
after cure and be makes chare,. for consultation Nu
liam H. Norris, Atlantic Hotel The hours OF 10 and
O'Clock and 400 Greenwich al all other hours. ol0 w
The National Association of Inventors
VIII hold their Annual Meeting al Mechanics Hall, No
until il A. ~ nnj again Wednesday, the 18th inst
ats a M 10 continue until the annual business ia trans
attend. JAS RENWICK President
i. D. GALE, Cor Secretary.
J. r PRISON, Jr. Rec Secretary. % lw
ET~ Rheumatism and all Nervous Diseases
positive and permanent for these distressing and
prevalent complaints Is found in CIIBISTIE'S CAL
VANIC RINGS and MAGNETIC FLUID. No mater
how chronic mag BE the disease i;eadiy Yields
10 the mysterious poweras developed By this wonderful
discovery.
The Gaivanic Belts. Bracelets Carriers, and Strengthen
ing Psers used In chronic of disease and
be used by the most delicate person with perectsafey
The extraordinary and beneficial effect OF these articles
upon the nervous system must be witnessed TO be be-
Only Agency in New.Yolk 1872 Broadway.
Beware Of spurious limitations, which entirely worth
less EHpenalorypam etsmay had gratis aa25r Thu
y- DIR. Christie's Galvanic and Magnetic
ements of these celebrated articles which appear in
paper. They recommended for complaints
class Of Diseases in which ordinary medical Of
very little avail and cerGny worthy the attention OF
the afflicted The only Office in NewYork for tie genuine
articles is III lS2 Broadway. aus T&Thtfos
gP-Atwood's Celebrated Empire Cook Stoves.
These Stoves are warranted usual Persons wanting
Cook Stoves invited TO examine them before purchas-
Ing elsewhere. Wholesale and retail by Hickok Co 22s
Wacr-st. sy 3meodos
~ Practical PhrenOlOgists md Publishers
FOWLERS WELLS, ISL Nassau.st Office hours from
o'clock a. NJ. to 10 t. NJ. jy48 3tn-
tSr Water Cure IIonse.-Nrs. N. s. Cove con,n-
10 receive patients her house, I'll Teulhst New
York.
gives directions for the application or Water Crre sh II
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IVANTED-By "A midde.aged Woman situation in u
'famiy goirg to New Orleans, being anxious return
here Satisfactory reference be given Applicants,
byeavng their address this Office directed r. C. will
be punctualy attended TO. olS ST.
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MADAME DURAND, daughter OF the late Jno. Ma
1'lnesca informs Ladies who desire study the French
LANGUAGE that her morning classes for the winter season
are now forming Ladies' having studied may class
in the second course by applying Immediately. new
morning class will commence by the goth instant
A second evening class for gentlemen is also forming
and will commence the lstter part OF the present month
Those prepared the first evening class in pro
gress Will please apply Immediately Residence No 50
Waker-st.
n B.-MHd Durand would devote three mornings of the
week the instruction OF families uniting and forming a
class in The upper pArt OF the city oe lw'
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JyJASTED-A situation 10 cock and assist in washing
w and ironing by respectable steady Woman or ss
thsnbernad and seamstress chiidrens nurse in n re-
toectsbe family Has good city reference, and willing
make herself useful Please call or address T.. Y. at 293
Pearl ST. in the back basement. ola 2ts
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n0ARD--Board and comfortable rooms FOR q few gem
Dnemon can be had at Mrs. j. Z. SWANS, IS Murray
n, Transient hoartlers accommodated OILS I'm
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ITALIAN EVENING CLASS.

ITALIAN EVENING GLASS.
SIGNOR SECCHI DE CASALl Professor OF the tai
- ian Language and Literature in the Rutgers Female
Institute and the Brooklyn Female Academy is abou, 10
Italian Evening Glass al No ia Leonards
for gentlemen His method oral and theoretically has al
ready in short ,ime formed good Italian scholars
Terms Sl2 quarter in advance. The lessons will begin
Oct 18th
H has also an Evening Italian Glass in Brooklyn OIL Mr.
Nobes school, Cliulon-st No So Apply nj The book
store Of Messrs. GATES STEDMAN, cor Beekman
and Nassau sis or by note ,hrou gh the Post Office.
olS linen
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THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 49, 1915

people their you and hope from vcur evil
zsou ant refinement thai whatever may be the OF
The present o VII issue orders ina; families shan
be respected, VIII grant reasonable for then
leave tie capital
hs-e the honor salute y0u. Geaera--chisi u he
Ar= Ct Occupation o; the United States anc yca
Of NJ Eighes; cozsic sra,ion- God and libsrtE
FRANCO De ?. MORALES
sf tx -I-ry or 0eeaPatiss Of :se I. s
no I'D Pairo As,2sdia. GeReryal-;:, Chist %
.H4ior General Tdgior.
ESlD-.lrASTERs At NoSTESrY.
sept y. fs+f, o'ciock. P VI.
.Sezs0r Geltyai HAVING made the defence Of
which eeie~e us cyy susceptible hAve fulfilled my
duty, s1c have SATISFIED ;ha; nary hoGoT which.
certain manner. Is al armies tie civilized
word.
To prosecute the 3efsace therefore would Only reu IN
distress 70 TIE population who have already suffered
enough from the isortEnes consequent var and tax
ny Il for granted tina: the American government hiss mani
Tested disposition 70 neEorsle propose you
se the Ci,y and IL Fort liking win The peY5,-e and
sEre winch have remained. and under the assurance
that 10 harm sha. 10 The inhabitants have
part in he defence
Be Pleased accept the OF uy most dstin-
sl.shed consideration PEDRO De A;IPUDTa.
To SHor Don T. Tsysr Gne-al-S- Cslsf OF ir<rsrza
-irry.
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General Notices.

II September Report of the Mutual Life In.
sUrancc Company OF Sew-York No. % Watl-s.-This
institution curing The month Of September issued ninety
two new Policies. viz:
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No. ND. Feanco q V9ra:as c07eTa0T q
Nsr- Isor. 10 lHgJor Gesas71l iags0r
lro,-EzEY. Sept :. o'clock, \ VI

As YOU are resoyed TO occupy the pace q l2'ce
q, ans sd he Mexican Gsrerala-C ls. I Fetoyei o
80 = - ccst a. Is honor anc GUY require irr
- . 81 v-;ira. who from ilctEe-ce and WEI
o. nsaas ind .s1aseires n ne Lheai re m, , AZ
= 20 10 o- III -cs;ztyIes hursriry esslcs IA Gov
error Of Inc Stas AID eg.a=sIe reFre'en's " Sc
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DRINTING INK Mgnutaciory.-The subscriber
Il has recently introduced steam power and improved
machinery into his manufaciory which enables him 10 fur
nsh his customers with very superior article Printers
and merchants who may have orders for Printers Ink will
find them promptly executed at moderate prices ana may
of color the subscriber manufactures Ink
of various colors, viz red blue, green, &c Orders d.
recled TO his mandatory 295 Front between Mongom
cry and Goveneur through the Dispatch Post will be
punctually attended This paper has been printed by
ink from ii- mandatory for several years.
n6 a,unS GEORGE MATHFR.
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A RARE CIIANCE-Lae 289 Neutrality-suspicious.
hare wanted undertake the sale of and useful
patented article That he sold TO every family in the
Union To OF responsibility aud business habits
guaranty OF 5000 per will be given All letters
1aa be post paid. Apply 10
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PUDDLERs

WANTED-By the Ncw-Jersey Iron Co. At Bonon,
W Morris County, twelve good Puddlers Apply 10
elsiw" FULLER q BROWN, l39 Grecnwich-st NY.