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yard and Warrington. A rebel train, haul
ing provisions to the rebel army, was destroy
ed. The rebels seem to act strictly on the
defensive. The stories about disabling the
Colorado and Niagara appear unfounded.-
The Times and helms we're somewhat dam
aged, but finally got out Of the reach of
Browns fire. Col. Brown received no rein
forcemonts.
Nsw YORK, Dec. 4.
The steamer Mcclellan, from Tybee Island
ADD Hilton Head has arrived. She carried
Gen. sherman and staff to Tybee, where re-
connoisance was made, during which four
shells from Fort Pulaski burst near the party
There was no damage done, however. On
her return with Gen. Sherman to Hilton Head
she passed the gunboat Florida, with Com
modore Dupon, aboard, bound for the mouth
Of the Savannah river The Florida return
ed the same evening. The steamer Mcclellan
left Hilton Heae THURSDAY night. She brings
mails and dispatches from Gen. Sherman and
Commodore Dupont. The health Of the
troops was perfect
Advices from st. Thomas, ria Panama. re.
port that the Captain Of the .Jef. Davis was
on board the Trent when Mason and Slidell
were captured.
/
guayra. Nov. eth. to demand satisfaction
from Ven2ueala for having traupled on the
Dutch flag. The Dutch government has con-
cuded to allow the United States vessels Of
war to remain in their ports 4s hours, to
oal.
The West India Mail Company in conse-
quence Of the Trent affair, has ordered all its
agents to furnish no more coal TO United
States vessels.
The Sumter was at Port Royal, Martinique,
Nov. 9th, coaling. The froquois received the
news on the 10Th and started in pursuit.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 8.
The Madrid Correspond Rci1 di Espenn,
contains a paragraph chroncling the interview
between Miramod and the Queen, the latter
treating him with marked courtesy. thus
showing the friendly feeling between the
Spanish Government and the Church party
Of Mexico. From an intelligent source it
seem, there is foundation for the report that
Qncen Isabella has made secret treaty with
the Emperor Napoleon cedng to him Balesr
Islands, provided he will assist her against
Mexico.
Cen Dis expedition has developed the
fact tha, the rebels are badly in want of am
muuitiun In lieu of cannon balls chunks
OF IRON were put in bags for canister, and
sometimes almost anything was used. At
one battery mixed collection was found, in
Guiding cobble stones, iron candle sticks,
broken bits Of machinery, and general mu-
scum Of varieties, sewed up in canvass. One
Of the guns had been burst, probably by the
use of such missiles.
DECENT MAN ELEcrED MAYOR or y. YORK.
Geo. Opdyko, the decent mans candidate.
was elected Mayor Of New York, on Tues
day, by vote of 25, 259 to "a, 5ss for Belther
and 24.O S5 for Wood.
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The annual meeting Of the village OF Mont
pelier was held at the Village Hall on Mon
dav evening, when the following officers we're
elected for the year ensuing
Charles Reed, Moderator
A. C. Brown, Clerk.
Arson Davis Collector and Treasurer.
BaiIifs.-L Palmer, J T. Thurston, Sam
Wells. r. w. Hyde, Erastus Hubbard.
Fire Wardens A. Mead, +. Camp,
Chas. Reed, c. w. storrs, Geo. c. shepard
Property Saving CommiHe'.-Joseph Po-
land. r. W. Hyde, d. l.. Fuller, Chas. Cross,
TN. Courser, s. /. Richardson, Ephraim
Abbott, II. n. Taplin, IL. Y Barnes, n. T.
Brooks, John II. Brown, Timothy Cross.
A tax of 20 cents on the dollar of the grand
list was voted, made payable on or before the
first day Of January next.
Engine Company No. 4 reported list o
members of the company with the following
officers
Levi f. Pierce, Foreman.
Denison Dewey, LIST AsisstaHt Foreman.
4. C. Phinney, Clerk.
Chas. A. Reed, Treasurer.
Engine Company No, reported list
members with the following officers
George S. Robinson, Foreman
u. NJ. Gurnsey, LIST Assistant Foreman
r. J Hargin, I'd
Orville Dewey, Foreman of Hose.
o r. Dutton. Clerk.
George C ark, Treasurer.
Henry Barnes, AUDITOR.
Engine No. has no organized company
man il, but is under the care of the balm
Engine No 2 the bailTs have been authorize
to SELL and engine No. 8 is manned
"young America" (tbe boys who have dor
efficient service for the past year, and we
reelected members of that company Tor u
year ensuing.
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DEATHS.

Ia Camp Griffin, Lewnsville, Va, Of typhoid fever.
Josiah Palmer, Of Co d. OH Vermont Regiment, sgsd
rs wears When he enlisted he eft his father, aged TO-
his oiher aged H. and wife and child DEPENDENT
upnn him tor support but believed II his duty to bep g
sustain the Constitution ard the Union lie was dessry
edy pupnAt with bis fellow sodiers. was atesisd "
the readiness With which they contributed the ssp OF
$50 necessary forward HIS remains TO ms hAssaA "
Thstford. -,
In 81 Johnsbnry, Nov 18th, Of diptheTiA, Mary hel
en-, daughter Of A. J. willard. ESQ., as,i years. :
months and u days.
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BACHELORS HAIR DYE.
TuH mar ~ anIIr. rr.r.nr IL

W a. BArcHHLoRs SPLENDID HAIR DIE IL the
original md only Reliable and Harmeess Hair Dye
known lnsian,aneous in It's effect does not stain IN.
skin and invigofaies the hair for lfe he careful and
use none other than the genuine signed on each side Of
every box-WuIIAM A. BArcnEtoR So by All resp,ct.
able Druggists and Fancy Goods Stores eyervwhere
Mandatory No 81 Barclay ST. Qate i6 bond 81 and
and rs Broadway,l New York. 5OOf
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A FRIEND IN NEED. TRY 1T.

nlt SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIMENT is pre-.
pared from the recipe Of Dr. stephen Sweet Of Connect
cut the great bone setter and has been used in his prac-
uce Tor the last twenty years with the astonishing
success. As an external remedy IL is without a rival
and will alleviate pain speedily than any other pre-
paraon. For all Rheumatic and Nervous Disordcrsit
ia truly infable and curative for Sores. Wounds
Sprans, bruisee, &c its southng, healing and powerful
strengthening properties excite the Just wonder and
punishment N all who have ever given % tsal Over
four hundred certificates Of remarkable cures performed
BY o. within the last two years attest this fact
See Advertisement 81 Sqeow
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Marriages,

In Berlin, Dee 4h, by Rev James Hobart. At the resi-
denee Of the brides fAiher Mr.. John G. Ross ana Mfs
MARY w. Kinney. both Of Terrc HAuc, Ind =,
IT, Wet Randolph Nov ~, by Rev u a. n n
Mr. Mason W. LAdd Of Woodstock ana M's' Oa'''s
Walker. Of w. Il. $500, u, .rna
Ia MONTPELIER, Nov 2Oth, DR.. T. = ladd Of rol'and'
raan and Ni.s nile Abbott, Of Montpelier
In Montpelier. Nov sth NJ ira ROGERS " hAi"''"'
and Miss Lucia Smith, of chelsea
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Legal notirfs.

EXECUTOR'S SALE. - In pursuance OF
license granted by Probate Court, the following
real estate belonging the estate Of Jacob ennet late
Of Ma,sh6sd deeeAssd will be sold at pubic auction Al
The residence Of the Widow Bennett IN Marshted VII
laae on the first Monday " February next. uuess pre-.
yos, disposed Of private sale, tOw one undivided
bAlf of the erSi.m lately occupied by said Bennett, al
80 one oiners shop and machinery about three acres Of
meadow land two dwelling houses and land aud out
buildings hsfeunto belonging Also, 20 acres Of Pas
ture land. 49,
1871 ANDREW ENGLISH, ENeeni@.
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DR. Halls BALsAN is highly recommended By oiti.
zcns, whose names and residence will be found IN the
pamphlets giving the most satisfactory evidence Of ~.
tonishug cures Of CONSUMPTION, BY using this
medicine The afflicted should give it trial
BEAUTIFULLY CLEAN, PURE AND wHrrE WAafF
ANY face after the Of the Magnolia Balm no mat.
ter how unsighty IL before Price 30 cents per bot
tie. Sold everywhere. W. L. HAGAN CO.
6l75 PROPRIFroRs Troy y v
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Special notirrs.
FowLE's PILE AND HUMoR CURE

sure Cure for Bleeding. Blind and Itching Piles,
oorofula' salt Bheum, and Diseases Of the Skin One
oote warranted TO cure In all II not Dealers are
particularly requested TO refund the money. Only Ave
bottles IN thousand returned and these we're confirm
"a fNtua Hundreds ofletters and certificates are now
IN NC propuetors possession, which can he upon
application. Send for circular Prepared bv HENRY
d. fOWLB, Chemist, n Prince street boston. sold
81 pcr bottle GEO
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NfooRous TREATMENT or BFBEL Car
TAlNs.-When General Webb. our minister
to Brazil. arrived at Rio, the New York
World informs us, there were forty-seyen
American vessels in port previously there
had been seventy-two); some Of these we're
commanded by secession captains, who open
ly displayed from the fore, and everywhere
except the peak. the rebel flag. Our Con-
sui demonstrated, but they called the flags
signals, and claimed to display any signals
they pleased Minister Webb brought the
matter to an issue by instructing the oonsuls
at that port and the eight other ports under
his jurisdiction. to give notice to all concern
ed, on their arrival, that, on the display Of a
rebel flag from any part Of an American ship,
the master would be instantly removed and
the vessel be placed under the command Of
the first or some other suitable person, and
be sent home to her owners that she will
be treated in all respects as If retaken from
her captors, her voyage be considered as ter
minated, and sent home, as the readiest way
Of restoring to loyal American citizens their
property recaptured from the rebels who may
have had possession Of her This vigorous
and determined policy checked the evil at
once in Rio, aud frightened the rebel masters
out Of their demonstrations
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well as fight, who sing psalms in camp as we'll
a. in church and country school house.
Among the immense crowd Of spectators pre-
sent were many foreigners, and one and all
agreed in the same statement that never before
was such splendid raw material for an army
under review. Better soldiers nearly all Of
them had seen, though probably not in such
numbers, but never such men. This was a
handsome compliment to the loyal states which
have furnished these regiments for the defense
Of the Government
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~--<T@h ~ full directions ipf using, anu sent py tA-
pres, rloseiy seaiea TO all parts II the country.
PRlCES-Full strength SlOi hall strength r) quar-
ter strength. 50 per bottle.
UPREMFMBER- Ihs medicine "a designed cypress
Ia for OBSTINATE CASES, which aH other remedies
OF ne hind hare t1id 10 lis1 That IS rarraHt
ed as represented IN BFERi RESPECT or ne pr'e'
GrBEwARE or IMIrArloNsl None genuine
and warranted unless Purchased directly Of Dr. ~ al
his REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOX SPECIAL DIS
EASES No rs Union street, Providence, X. !
QTIhis speciaAfy embraces all diseases Of pTirdfe
nature both Of MEN and WOMEN by regularly edu-
Gated physician Of twenty years praeee giving them
his rhole attention.
a 5,ConsuliAtons by letter or otherwise strictly
con faefi and medicines will be sent by express secure
from, obseruafon all pats II the United states Also
Accommodations for Ladies from abr iad wishing for
secure and quiet RErREAr with good care until restored
to health
CAUTION 1t has been estimated that over fieo hUn-
d ib0saud dollars ARE paid 90 HNindling quacks an
uuauy In New England alone. without any bepen 60
10 those who pay Il. All this comes from trusting.
rithOut inquiry, TO men VINO are ahke u'su'ute
communication Is their own ftlse and eHtravagAni
assertions In praise Of hemselrfs IT, therefore you
would avoid being hihugged, take no mans word, 10
matter ohaf ms preteHsiOps are but MAKE INQUIRY
il will cost you nothing, and may save you many regrets
for, adyerng physicians IN nlne cases oqt OF ten
are bogus there safety IN trusting Of them, un
! less YOU know rho aud uhdt they
! TTDr NJ. will send FREE, by enclosing one stAmI
as above Pamphlet on DISEASES OF WOMEN, aud
on Pirate Diseases generally, Swing fun informant m
tcifh the most undoubed references aud tssfiaonns
without which no advertising physician o. msdein. Q
this Kind 10 deserving OF ANY CONflDhNOh " ma
j EVER xr
4 IPOrders by mail promptly attended to- Write you
49, F'' $50
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LARGE PorAroEs.-We have received from
a couple Of farmers in Waitsfeld 1--WE have
lost their names specimens Of their potatoe
crop. One Of them is large California po-
tatoe, weighing two pounds five ounces the
other consists Of seven potatoes grown to-
gether in one, and weight three pounds five
ounces This last is curiosity in its way,
and may be seen at our Office.
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IHE MEssAoE.-We publish to-day in full
1--WE think the Presidents Message, as we
have been able to gather it from various sour
ces' The first part came by telegraph Tues
day evening then detached portions of it in
the Boston journal received here Wednesday
morning and finally copies Of It in the Bur
''ngton Times and Darlington Free Press,--no
two (which were alike in all respects. From
these four sources we have gathered what
purports to be the Presidents Message, and
which we think will be found to be correct in
the main. 1t is valuable document at this
time, and will be eagerly read. In the hurry
of compiling it from various sources, we
have no time for comments.
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ID o w d DIN col l. f 6 T.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

The 4ld Annual Course Of Lectures in the
MEDICAL SCHOOL or MAINE,
will commence FEBRUARY Doth, 1862.
The new Medical College is Of the finest buildings
Tor similar purposes in this country The school thus
offers incfcased facilities for Medical instruction.
TFKMS FOR THE WHOLE COURSE OF Lee
TURES $50. INTERPOLATION FEE. IS.
applying the Secretary.
r. A. CHADBOURNB. NJ. D.,
Secretary Of the Faculty
Butnswick Me- Dec 1861. 1856
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THE DEBATES OF CONGRESS

THE DAILY GLoRB and TUE CONGREssfoNAL GLoBE
APFEHbiN (he official papers NJ COnRressl will be
published during the session Of Congress, to
In this city the first Monday in next December.
THB DAILY GLnBu will contain full report n the de-
bates 10 both branches 81 Congress Also the OF
day, together with such editorial articles I've sug
gested by passing events.
/ IHE CONGRESSIONAL GLoRE AND APPENDIX will
contain report uf all the debates Of tine session. revised
hy me speakers tho Messages Of the President Of the
United States the Reports Heads Of the EKecu-
tive Departments, the Laws passed during the -e--ior
aud copons indexes to all. They will he printed
double royal sheet quarto FORM each sheet containing
sixteen royal quarto pages
THR CONGRESSIONAL GLoDB AND APPBsDIX pass
free through the mails Of the United States. under
joint olution Of Congress passed the 9th Uf August
1882.
TERMS
For one copy OF THE DAILY GIoHE during tho
session, SO on
For one copy Of the CONGRESSIONAL GLonE AND
APFESDIN during the session 100
THE DAILV GLoBH may be taken one or more months,
at the rate Of 81 per month. Subscriptions for TINS
CoSaHEssIosAL GLOBE AND APPENDIX must De for the
/ entire session.
The notes Of specie piping banks, gold silver, or
postage stamps but no other currency viii be received
for subscriptions.
JOHN G. RlVES.
WAsmNGrov CRY, Nov 90. 1861. 1882
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THE PosIrIoN AT PENsAcoLA.-From
Fort Pickens, held by the federal forces, the
distance to the Navy Yard is 81 miles to
Fort Barrancas, l 10 miles to Fort McRae'
| 10 miles. The entrance to the fine harbor
Of Pensacola is past the west end OF Santa
Rosa Island, and ships must pass between
the two forts on the main land and Fort
Pickens on the island. The Navy Yard hav-
| ing been fortified by the rebels, they have
within semi-crcle of four miles, three forts,
in which are many heavy guns, Opposed to
these is the powerful fort of Pickens, mount
ing $50 guns, built to cooperate with them
against common enemy, but now their OPP
ponent In the late engagement the Navy
Yard appears to have teen burn: at the out
set, and Pensacola evacuated The distance
of these points from Fort PicNens is consld
erably greater than Of Fort McRae and Bar
rancas and The principal batteries We car
get come idea, therefore. of the power
Fort Pickens
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PEasoNAL.-Cap VIM Y II Ripley, Of
Rutland has accepted the appointment Of
Lieutenant Colonel in Berdan's famous Regi-
meut of Sharp-shooters Col. hipey served
m thelst Vermont Regiment as captain of the
Rutland company. and was universally con-
stdered one at the best officers in the regi-
ment. His appointment is well merited
one, and We predict tor him a brilliant militia
~ career - Times.
THE CAVALRY REUMENr still remains at
"Camp Ethan Allen. and with but little pros
pect as yet Of an carly departure to the seat
of war The regiment paraded, dismounted'
on Saturday afternoon, and marched very we'll,
The boys passed quiet Thanksgiving at the
camp. drew gladdened them with an ex-
cellent poultry dinner. darlington Times.
DEAru rN CANT ETHAN ALLEN.-The first
death in the ranks of the Cavalry regiment
took place in the hospital yesterday. The
deceased was Austin A. Harris, of Vernon, a
member Of Co. f. He died from congestion
of the lungs following measles. His remains
were conveyed to the Rutland cars this morn
ing for conveyance to his home, eight OF his
comrades acting as pail bearers, and accom-
panied by the entire regiment. AT the depot
PRAYER was offered and few remarks made
by Chaplain Woodward.-FreeP Press.
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PASSENGERS FOR ErROpE.

by order Of the Secretary ofStac all passengers eav
ing the United States required procure Passports
before going board the steamer
JOHN @. DALE, Agent
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fNHE REATIN AN REM EDY
FOR FEMALES

FOR FEMALES.
ritison's Indian Emmenagogue. al
This celebrated Female Medicine, possess-
ing virtues unknown Of anything Of the
kind, and proving eneetual aneT all others
have failed. is designed for both md1ied
and single ladies, aud Is the very best
thing known for the purpose, as 1t will
bring on the monthly sickness in cases Of
ohstruc,ions, from any cause, amer all other
remedies ofthe kind have been tried in vain
Over 2000 BOTTLES have nov been
sold without siBgio failure, when taken
as directed. and without The least injury
, TO health In any oasc. VII is put up in
bottles " three different strengths. with
mi direclinna flr nsinp. and .ent BY ex-
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VILLAGE MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the village of Mont
peler was held at the Village Hall on Mon
day evening, when the following officers were
elected for the year ensuing
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

~ Consumption is acknowledged 10 10 the scou
Of the North American Continent, ThOCnands
annually carried aSay by this destroying mala
III, progress OF ~LNoh H no treacheruus, that VIA
first Was merely 70 tickling or irritation in
throat, gradually ircrtSses, until a regllor ~
coughing il nec,sisry every morning, In order
relieve the lungs OF the load of mater which {
presses them. In IKE manner, pains which 4,
were only dying, e.. moving pains, soon Seco
fixed in ne sides .ul chrst ur under the sAOll
blades have wAis he ,ure Of consumption
sperAl study Tor the past ten years, aud can refe
hundreds u' patients In the clty and eghboth'
a. New York, whoa have restored ~ health,
AL curtth'r csscs, r,'4si rom Hud rng Is gnr
iced hv the fr-t twe'ty-f"ur hours treatment.
NJ. G. O'TOOLE, Consumption Physician, IS n
Ave, bet. i2,t sIld 12,h stz, n. Y. 81 24sr 10
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TESTIMONIALS;

Mr.. DANIEL LOvEJoY, ofNo. 1877 YES, i2d 81,
Nav York, has been afflicted with tSe Piles for
he,ntu years lie used the Patent Pie Pipe with
Ointment, Ard in three weeks complstely cured
Mr. ANDIcEv VAN HORN, of Greenpcni, Long
I.l.nd. whose store is al No. 10 M1ng.n st., New
York WAS troubled with the Piles very s5'erey'ous
by the use OF the Patent Pile Pipe and OainenewAA
Immediately relieved and in the short space OF ahres
weeks was completely cured.
Mrs. VAN ESRS, wife Of the last named gentle
man, had painful attack ofthe Piles, usod the Pipe
aud Ointment, and was cured in one ueekI
DAVID MCCARTHY, No ga Fifth a. ihw York;
who Rad suffered acutely from the Piles for long
time, WIS cured by the Pipe and ointESnt in SIX
weeks
Mr.. PHILIP IaIsH, NJ. 94s West 9o.h So Now
York, now Of sS-mford, Conn, after long suffering
from the Piles, was cured by the rAtsns Fls RPS
and Ointment In six weeks.
M. THOMA9 WILDEs, corner OF HseHrnan and
Water sts., New York, after suffering many years.
tried the Patent Pile Pipe, and recommends 1t ~ ahs
very best article that can be used.
Mr.. CHARLES TODD, No. l6 Wall street, suffered
intensely for yaars, and after trying every known
remedy within his reach, was wholly cured " VA
| Pipe and Ointment
| BENJASIl.J IRVING, ofNew YoUS- engineer, Wa
gradually sinking under the depressing ana ASoni-
Eing influence OF the Piles, was Induced 10 use ths
Pipe and Ointment, and experienced immsdiAie TO
nef-gradually improved under their hsAlins In
nuence, and in a few months WAS entirely cured
He claims shat the Pipe aud oiIs-nSnt under Prov
idsnoe, saved his life.
We might add pages OF SAAasHnSniS' but these WI
suffice. Persons wishing for further evidence @
hHxS u by calling at the Depot
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OF a

TIFE RDJA L,-FEMALES OF
- ages " ho STe suffer ng nom inward - -
loss of al petite, general pgostrauon OF Va" -
A.. and would % ain renewed health ana HHuN
ahorId make 4 triai Of Dr. ANDERSohs
FEMALE LIFE CORDIAL
Mothers who have daughters OF q weak ana
Gus const tuition, Should get a bottle Of th~ fA'A
sTRFsISTHENING COMPOUND,
aud let them talaa a. IL IL the test oorreOsIl "
FEMALE SYSTEM
avsr produced For all these distressing Co
,itb which ied.2ales are ~ olten troubled, t.,
a, certain II n DDS, Il has no equal.
TRY II ALL WHO AXE AFFLICTED,
and like hundreds who STG now enjoying I
health from i's timely use, % you viii be. ID
b. taken Al ell times with Perfect safety, and y
tally devoid Of all deeteriols OF poisonous DR.
Price 81 per bottle, OR SIX FOR FIVE DoLLl
Tie iolC~ing are tie principal agencies ~
HoadlCy, 81 y ghth ave Reaie & Co, $50 Allen
Stanton s. and cor. Houston st. aLi Ave. ID :
10y, cor. Second ave. aud Both st White, cor
lumbia and Ryington SITS, and coz Madison
Montgomery cts. Williamsburg --MAloy q
South 9th and Sth SITS. BroOkyn-Grey, cor ]
10 and Franklin aveuaa.