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Another Victory.

MOBILE, May ia special dispatch TO
the office Of The Advertiser, dated Coric,h
M"y -. ssys:
The enemy is drawing nearer our night,
centre and left. ns # tor n general advance
upon our position.
The weather i- dry and hot
Ga the 9th INST, .t.oI. Woodward with
the LIST Kentucky Cavalry aud derach:
meni Of Texas Rangers. attacked tho Fed
erals At Elk River, killing several and cap
turing two Captains, two Lieu'enants, forty
three privates and eight negroes.
The Confederate loss was live killed. in
GLIDING Capt. iiani-, Of The Texas Rangers.
Seven ere wounded.
The above is official.
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From Richmond.


ENGAGEMENT ON JAMES RIVER
RICHMOND. May l5-The following is
Bulleii"ed ~ the Press Of this city, this
morning:
The Federal Gun Boats (supposed to be
The Monitor aud the GaIena,) opsusd upon
our batteries at Wilton about 8 O'clock
this moIning. at u distance Of fye hundred
yards.
The saemy fired with great rapidity and
violence.
Our batteries replied dc iib.rately,
! o'clock, =. M.-We have just fred the
Galena and she has retired with the Other
gpnboals, down The river.
Our loss is four killed and eight woua.
ded.
The Galsna was on FIRE when she retired,
Our troops are in high spirits aod cooti.
dent of svss>ss.
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The Latest from New Orleans-Inci.
dents of Yankee Rule


RICHMOND, May l3.-The following is a
copy Of despatch received by the Secre,a'
ry Uf Stale to-day:
CAMP MooRE, La May l3.
To Hon. J. Z. Benjamin: Gen Butler, on
tho lIh inst, took f"icible possession of
the Office Of the Consulate vf the Neither
land. IN New Orleans, searched the per,un
Of the Consul, aud lo"k from him The kew
Of his vault, where $500, 900 had been tran,.
ferred by the Cilzen's Bank OF Louisiana
10 the credit Of the IlorEs of Amsterdam,
in order that they nigh, pay The in errs, on
the State Bonds. Builer als" took posses =
sion Of tho offices of the Frenca and Spnn.
i.h Consul. IN The old Canal Bank building
corner Of Camp and Magazine streets, aud
placed guard there. The French Consul
wen, on board The French war steamer Mi.
Ian, and had not returned up TO Sunday
morning. IL j. suid that The guard has since
been removed from The offices oftLe French
aud Spanish Coasuls Butler has seized
the Canal Bank and Sam Smith g. Co..
Banking House on Camp street. The Yam
| Ses General has slso issued nn iEhlmmaIo O.
ry proclamation. designed TO hhcite The poo,
against the rich, by promising TO distribute
amongst the poor 100 bbls. of beef and
sugar, robbed from the citizens. Yank. g
recruiting office. have bcen opened in the
city. The poor. it is said, will So, u he star
wing. The enemy have sent force TO Bon.
net Care, marched through the swamp aud
dc stroyed the tracks OF the New Orl.an.
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l.ient WoIfr) 80
Capt PIyler) 81
(Cnpt Rodg.rsJ SO
5 Village, (CHpL Cousar'.) 46
! Lower Bat. (Cnpi. Pnirer,) 1871
Capt, Sowrll) I53
3 Capt BeIl,) 4s
(Cupt. MagilI,) IS
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From Pensacola.

Especial Di,pdtch TO the Mobile -4drertiser.
PES-AcoLA, May lO.-At twelve O clock
last night the Pensacola Navy Yard and
Forts were set Oh fire and destroyed.
F"rt Pickens, when the enemy discover.
ed what WIS going on, opened "a furious
reimbursement, which was Kept up during
the cont1ragration, Lnt without doing dam.
nge I" anybody at Pensacola.
All the public pronerty. excepting the
Custom house, incapable of being moved,
WAS burnt; but all mov-uble Confederate.
property hns been saved.
The Railroad track leading out Of the ci.
~ towards Montgomery was torn up this
morning.
Federal vessel will. a flag Of truce
came up to the city to. day, demanding it's
surrender. Mayor Bobe refused to comply
with the demand, bat stated that ull tn.
military forces had left and he had no pow.
er to oppose the Federals. The Federal
officer replied that they would occupy the
city TO morrow. bnt that the inhabitants
need not be alarmed
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WAR NEWS.
Later from Corinth,
May 10, 1862.

CoRiNrH, Mny 6.-Capt. Cross, of the
l54th Tennessee, has just come in from
Bethel with thrse prisoners.
They report the rnemy's force at ninety
thousand, and that Fremont. division has
come up The enemy is hard ut work on
the roads, and are furnished i,h read v built
bridges, and are throwing up works Of de.
frrce as they advance.
The prisoners also report creat disaffsct.
ton in the Federal army, thnl the Western
men refuse to fight against the South TO
put The negro on par with the whites.
There has been con,idernble skirmi.hinp
between the pickcts in front 10 day.
1t is reported that the enea:y il throwing
mp entrencbments, uinking plank rouds. and
building bridges over tho swamp. and ditch
Us ~ he advances
All is quiet in front
Generals Beauregard md Polk were SER
renndrd lnst night Ly Gen. Prices excel.
lent baud. The former mad.a speech. in
Which he said he hoped soon TO 3e in pos-
session Of som. Northern cities to compcn
safe for the loss Of New Orleans.
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RICHMOND. May l3.-The following is
copy Of despatch received by the Secre,a
ry Of Stale to-day:
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! chievoJs thing, and hor sweet f,co frightened
again.
'You SEQ that hollow chokoi up With Carad,
thistles across tho ryor there Sophia said
laughing, but little impadon, tha, Lucy
should interrupt 20 impor,aota 5Ibj'c, with
her untameable mischief L1cy turmoil hcr
eyes to tho Jungle Of thorny foliage, whore q
hundred crowns Of -of, fa'h.ry purple we're IN.
folding to tho sun, and nodded her head orco
/ mora.
"wdl whom tho great flowers fret began to
! open and the caves wero covered with p-ct'v,
sharp thorns, thought how nice they would
ho laid ali irosh and green on tho undar -host
Of Bons bod. SONS Ugh, whom we couli bids
away tho kitchen lamps and seni him Up stair,
in tho dark
Capital exclaimed Lucy.
"No no. gayo it up; Bon has gown tsrfi-
lily shy since he found the poor fr5lon kitten
on hi. p.low, bc,ios, ifhs dii jump RICH, into
tho thorns. we could ~. be there to 500 tho
fan. IL was a bad plan, 40 gave il up
But III t,ll YOU what, exclaimed Lucy,
.'ir Bslscy johnson tells Of US, because wo have
rllycl truant and tore our frocks, the thistle,
will 90 Cor hor Let her bring u4 out. AMI tho
very first Sunday nigh, Bon go,s 90 I'll up with
l,r,won sprinkle thistle leaves all oyor The back
stairs, flor aud hall. Betsy always goes up in
the dark. and takes hor Shoes on tina, your "a
tier and mother need not hear how late Ben
stays when no comes q courting,"
"That will do, that will do, :" Sophia oxclaim.
a.. Let Betsy tako caro- what she says about a.;
~ont tho icream and dance up and down in tho
lara"
"The cruel creature" Lucy chmel IT, II
wonder tho ghost Of thst poor kitten does not
follow Bon about everywhere, but no shall bo
paid a." And once more roguish sunshine
broke through her eyes.
"Bui how can We DO ~" Sophia ask,d, eager
go arm hor project.
"Su down here, and will tell you, replied |
tho o,,~- r,'s,ciy moving along, ani patting |
tho grass with her hand.
Sophia took a seat ~ she requested, and bent |
Ter hoad in deep attention. Lucy hal scarcely !
entered upon the explanation Whan tho Whole
epl,ndor Of the design broke upon her ally They |
leapcd ~, clapped their hands in triumph, vii |
Il cir glad laughter frightened all the bird, from
tho ! Of, hbofhooj.
They roy,l,d TO their heart content in IN,
certainty Of aycrgirg in most original nav
ter tho death oi Iucy's hyena in tho shape Of
a ki'an ard when sufficiently composed, -ot
20 work in good earnest.
(To b. C,niinuei)
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HUNTED DOWN


E-,p, ,bo briiee YOU could inst cain A vie
a Mira Moultcn's cottage. /. stood ON th,
c,,,.tirts Of the VILLAGE ir sr,ll c,l,w
which slcpsd down 10 the river. III, bous,
was slu,cs, within the shsd.w Of those mag
sifetnt elm trees. Il was a beautiful lsclling
white as snow, half covered ~i'h roses ord
tlanbciing honey suchle vines. B,hidd it va.
ward full q peach trees. very beautiful when
IN fruit or Hossor, and in front lay that
Iovcl, urdrlAtion Of turf which rolled in en-.
d esyc, q .vu - o., t... ~. ,,...L Iiy.i,d
',r S,tl'a. tl,s.at' mo.
Inc, Mention l,,f u..b h., .r,riu,.ts,
;.,t. re-, of. ,.i... I..... ..... p.
,.t.,if. ..,., ,,. &C.,, ....l.
~ i-,,r ~, i- ,,.,,I.. ma. ,,.,.,-
v-.......,,.,- vi.t ..-.,..,,... ,, ,...,., ,,,.
,.... ~ih v14 -i,t. III n. ...p,,., AMI
-. o,c.. a,li.t.,,l rl., ground with N,
80. h,yst,l frr, .r,..r, 10. The elm. throw
t,,.,. ,lou. i,li.h.full,. ol ,h- ri,,r.. bark,
.ri n, .itvsn. sus wiers IL came hy tho
bAek widow. ,rukl,d and murmured
10y e0sjy - 1t TO outile them to play truant.
N~ssa very e.que;te. tia, beautiful stre.m.
Acsne,ine. stealing SLOWLY and steadily along.
sca,c,inr the hedge rows on IL banks and ripp.
Irs smS,s the lon. grasses that d,ooped ,rosn.
IL dosp to meet il or frol.cku.. onward. d,.b.
irs Ar ettyire in the vain sunlight and
r..ki, ( n usic ariorr the lco.e ttones.
wb,tvo .,bo.l ..i,l, eve, ,hop,b, 81 .i,i,,
IN l,.,ls r,d sbcoi house .tu. ,irg At sort, nj
hA7d lessons when persuaded into tho pure nj,
bv such sweet temptations. Am.ile Young
Isres u,sy bc found who love their bo * l,cttor
ihAn rolling over the eras., but am very much
afraid that Lucy Mculton and the mischiey"rs
Scrhis were rot amope lh" """'rr'
1tsy d'sost h'ed IH tn' 1e'ch of'h"r' Whon
its eouss were oen' WIN 'ne'r I'"da o. ira
srAn' aga m'l'oN '''' ''''e''u away "ho,o
dAysen we soP'uF u"H's o' inc rNer ''''
Their play houses uh'er IRE GA ems carried
DEL. Sno ehira mere asa "ou'' nave peoh as
HAPPY and glee'u as me "fu' ehirP'g IN th'
bisrthes overhead 'ut Tor 'h'ngi" ol S'hco
hour, over and over seams sanplcr'' grammar
's''n' and huse a''e-e'i when "ouli 'HU1'o
h.'rse!''s upon t''Ii in'"'s no" an" 'h'h win
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CHATTER VII

Ca the day before the expected return Of the
family fIom ore OF their summer excursions
the gils d,fant'y get their sun bonnet7, in
fimtd uadsme Betssy that school was not
compiised IN their arrangements for tho day
and triun'pbng in this successful rebellion tolk
their departure for the e,ms. Six successive
days bad they been dcyisirg amuscmon,s, till
even their manifold res, urc,s were completely
exhausted.
Tired Of their dolls Of the moss beds on
which they bad played sickness the day before,
weary of ing china and even of hunting
bird, nests obey looked about puzzled how to
invent some original method Of disob,di-nce.
JUS, h,low TIE spot where they stood tho
bank shclvcd OIL into . space Of white sand tina.
SopCi emily 10 the river's brink. Tho two
we're beginning 10 SroH serious, each looked
AZ the ,tlcr r,proachfaly as if disappointed
in hcf CO mpaniohs genius. Then Lucy, Who're
eyes haA drooped ., the sand at her feet,
gave a joyous art, clapp her dmpl,d hiuds
AID shouted
"lyo got H. I've 20, III wa'Il finish tho wei
that NC began yesterday, in the sand there
Bot We can't reach 10 the bottom now,
Sophia Iess, ned.
"Thats nothing" cried the joyous creature; II
Jump don and pass up the sand to you, in my
bonnet"
Away she bounded, her pink sun-bo0net
hanging 10y the strinPs AMI tying out behind
and her hair let loose TO the sunshine.
In q few minutes they " sre lard at work scoop
ing out the sand with couple Of while-wood
chips, gathered from newly fallen tree farther
down the river, Lucy all the time chatting aud
laughing like a morning lark just rising t,ou
H. rest in the meadow.
Suddenly sue left her task, seated herself on
the bank, and placing h.r elbows ON her knees,
aud her chin in the palms Of her hands, | oke,
Tssuishly into her companions face and sal
"Sophy, have thought"
"Hsvoyou answered her pretty confederate
throwing DOWN an aprontul Of sand, aud wait
ing in eager expectation Tor the idea for whei
Lucy proclaimed thought thus deliberately il
was sure TO DO luminous, brilliant, Original
ieeming with fun and mos. exquisite mischief
Her friend knew this must be transc 'ndaut
fra whole swarm Of 70 yuish smiles chase
each other across her rosy mouth, and her brigd
,ace was rSdiant with suPp7c>se fun.
'You know" she sid shaking her lIrh
curls, among which the sulbc- ms wore "A. fu
riot 'you know whch Benjam Kill ID my beau
iful little yellow and ol,k kit.cn, only b,
cause the poor dear bit his hand and cliv,,
his ugly face till it bed
yes" rop led Soplip / remember, "
promised TO pay him for f..
'Ard We will, said Lucy, mailing her hea
ard smiling Sr,hly.
"But how can Wei Sophia questioned N
il such great boy and vas not at al, frishtcuc
when We put the poor dear kitten all sin an
frozen into his bed; think ,f tina Luc,-ho
can NO pay him;"
I'VE can, it you II only help Fac Ia earnest,
repeated her comp inon.
am afraid not, was the despoudng anssr
--"evsry thing seems to fail now bad
thought once
Had you; ~h,t came Of iti' said tho mi
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nor TIE PILES

EOR TIE PILES
Il pr TPILNM's Vegetable Eectuary is \ certain
cure for piles in every form. In the worst cases ~
this distressing affection, and where All other means
have failed tho patient must consult the Doror per-
anualv nj his Office, So Fourth st. DR.. Upham has
devoted special attention 10 this disease for more
than 20 years, aud may be consulted In relation 20
this or any other complaint, from o'clock IN tie
morning until O'Clock In the evening, at his Medi-
cal Office 8sI Fourth 81, 81 d"ur from the Rlwery,
between Brwcry and broadway. y. G. WELLS n
co, General Agents, 10 Franklin II, y, Y,
p Tuu,H1gb
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nR VAN HAMRERT's FEMALE MONTH.

DR VAN IIAMRERTS FEMALE MONTH
- ~ Pills are q safe remedy for obstruction, &C.,
from cold, or amy cause-fl Per ~. Coughs
cu'ls, &c, cured ny Ayrcs' Cherry I-tornl Sruf-
ull, rheumatism, Sc, cured hy Tuwns"nd's strsa-
par..In. Krugdy's discovery, - lluN, ~ Bow
ery, New York. nl9 i21c'll2
THE POOR MANS FRIEND--ALL WHO
suffer from RheumHiI-n, Nrurh. ga, sore
Throat, Pains Boz the BACK, Nrak, a. should not
ful g. get % battle uf Ivrmau'S
RHEUMATIC ANNlHllAlOR
w'ich i- sold ut the low price ~ TWELVE CENTS
rot battle, and they wiz find that, sides I,- cheap
mess, that it Is Justly termed "Ihe Poor MANS
Fu,ui." II can Ice bad iu New Nnlk-at CAMP
BELLS pnE- Store, cor. Eighth ave. and 2-tn ST.
MN BputIy ~ Division s., IL Division IT,;
cor Second ave, and som IT,; also COR, Alan and
stanton SIS, and cor. Ave, d and Houston. In VII
haushurRh-at 80 South Second st.; cor, SCUM ON
and -th SITS; Iprlg store, WytUe ave, betw, Ciymer
and Taylor ~, All y AL respectable druggist.
ts- Deut tu. g. try T.. Ja2 2iac'
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Shattered according TO the Act Of Congress, in the
Clerks Once Of the District Court Of the Southern
eight hundred and sixty-two, by Moses b. Beach,
ToPrietOT. Of The New York Bun,
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NlW york EQUITABLE INSURANCE
y t.....n,. O,uvy so. %, Wall street, opp. site
.r.tur ...,.t Casu capital $4,000 with , large
.rp.ua. Chartered AIrli, ISIS. This old establish
81 Company continue tu insure against loss on
hmapu lN nae uu Hs favorable terms ~ other TO-
puusibe Companies.
RluHARD j. THoREE, President.
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RAILROADS.

~ FOR TIE
WEST,
VIA
HUDSON RIVER RAILROA
AND
NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILR|
EXPRrss TRAINS LEAVE nEE
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
nAltN suHpANs EXCITED, Az roLLo
From Chambers ~, From Both ~.
Al 700 An A. 7:g5A.M
iloO a:la, BOO IN 1850 4. NJ, $40,
Montreal and Buffalo Train, with sleeping
lu.ih P.N.
ooNNE'TING AT ALnASN WIN EEw YORK
RAILROAD FuR
sClIENECTADY, ROCHESTER,
UTICA, BATAVIA
ROME, and stations on ~ FFALO.
Rome aud WatcTtuwn NIAGARA FAIL
kuldruad. 81 sPENSION [
SYRACUSE.
AUBuPN, GENEVA, CANANDAIGI
Trains IN connection leave BUFFALO
PENSION, wa LAKE SHORE, nuEEL
LAKE III RON AND GREAT WESTIeh1I
ROAD, FOR HAMILTON, TORONTO, ID
CHICAGO, TOLEDO, MILWAUKEE,,
LAC, Ia CROSSE, MADISON, PRAI
CHEN, GALENA, DUNLElTH, DUBUdI
RIA, ROCK ISLAND, MUSCATINE, lowe
ELLINGTON, o. INCY, Springfield
TON, ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, TERRE HAJy
DIANApOLIs, LOT ISYlLLE, CINCINNAI
| Ton, COLUMN ), CLEVELAND, and i
WEST morn INVEST and SOUTHWEST
NORTHERN ROUTE,
Connecting with trains at Troy, with
BOSTON and RENS. N SARATOGA ROl
| SARATOGA, WHITEHALL, RUTLAS1
| LlNGTON, ST. ALBANS, ROUSE
PLAITsBuRGH, OGDENSBuRGH. MOI
| &C, dkc,
| LOCAL TRAINS
Leave New York ~ fnllpwsi
| From Chd'absrs sfrcff' FROM IhTIetn
| POUCH erpzie trains, a. $50 A. N. aud
| NJ. and IL and G.lb I'm. $40 =. NJ.
| Pr,kskill train, $50 A.l9.b5 A. N. and n
| N, aud i,nH =. NJ.
| sing Sing train, 9.45 AN. 1910 A. NJ, and
| and h.la y. N.
Ts- FREIGHT ARRANGEMENTS by
ms ahuve WITHOUT CHANGE OF CAL
| the pcputs ina CuANHFKs AND CASAL sTRII
| ~ all times O. Favorable ds made by otherI
| can BauiYs. The facilities of THIS greI
| YORK ROUTE a. the West, commend Z
| confidence ~ merchants AID shippers for
| ness and dispatch.
Passenger trains with SMOKING and
| ING CARS run IN connection ON the M
| Coutrnl Il yd,
Fur particulars AZ 10 local trains and m,
| ran Eeuyuts, inquire ut the depot, 6s Warn
yl2 tAISO'2il A. 4. SMITH, Superi1
| TROY AND BOSTON ON
WESTERN VERMONT RAILROA
Direct route Tor
| RUTLAND. BURLINGTON, ROUsR'g
MONTREAL, OGDENsBURG, BEl
LOWS FALLS AND BOSTON. i
| Pour trains daily between
TROY and RCTl
FAST DAY EXPRESS
rliEuCGu 40 MONTREAL AID OupFNsBt
Passengers leaving Troy hy this Inc a,
NJ, Will reach Burlington, R,u-e's Point, A
and OgdensburR same time with those le,
hours ear ler via amy other route.
NIGHT SLEEPING CAR EXPKF.
THEuuGn IT, MONTREAL AND oGpEssptr
u No CHANGE OF CARS OR BAG
lGREENWTCH INSURANCE CO..
~ Hudson st. and Sine st.
lamps HApRTaON a. sammy
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LOR TIE PILES.

II
d. UPllAM's Eicctuary H. a cor
fhoN, Custivoue-sN and Liver c,anpl,i
p & WELLS n co, 10 Franklin Il.
lfiAM'o Medical Office, 3-1 Fourtl,
nom Tie Bn"er!, b,tween Bowery ana
JIG
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MEDICINES.

CURE YOUR COUGH'-TAR AND WILD
SChrry Bark have long held very high position
a. cuiatiyes for affect ois of the Lungs and Throat,
ly tire medical profession, and the public In gener-
has clni ined the active principle Of these Ia a Gown.
pound which hr desiguato7 as the SNRl = OF TAR
AND WILD CHERRY, tor Coughs, Colds, Sore
til Sold at the low price o' Tvouty- Il We cents per
bottle, rs the Proprietor SAM FL CAMPBELL
Chemist and AIs,tlc,s,rv, ;. ". cor >th ave aud
2>th It. Alsp At McbnuAd's Dry Go'dS store 800
R1wcry. Sold wholesale ly M,a5srs. 5 gl.ctrIin Bro
a O., cor W ..ipm aud B'rku,i SITS. Al-p ior sale
Furnuu'- Rh,a,-at., Liu-mcul, pric" T. cents per
battle do 24,v'll6
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ITHE POOR MANS FRIEND-ALL WHO
TO LET.

STORES AND APARTMENTS TO LET
- No. 49, Essex 81. and IA Ludlow st; also
apartments i'm 18th and 18Th sts, between l-t ana
"a ayes, and other places. Apply % G. j. Fol-
som, No 1876 First ave, corner of Eighth 7iJl ol""
ITO LET'S FLOORS OF HOUeE- IN 10Th
street, together ~ sfrRratc, ctoton NAler u, Il
city, Central Park, and surrounding country N.~
a handsome residence on ~ greet amt 81 ay,ulS
with or 10 lota Apply "N!N SA NJ a.
30 ave. and T2d st. NA' Fuls -4nci'4
ITO LET-A NICE ROOM FOR AN OFr1cE,
Il l9x1O feet on 4th door, In the sun Building, en-
trance 12s Fulton IT, az VITA
ITO LET IN THE sun BUILDING, COR
Il ner Of Nassau and Fulton sta, offices and large
rooms, suitable for manufacturing purposes with
which steam power ecu be bad II required, u'll
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DR. TONE, OFFICE rs W. 10Th ST-DIS-
l)e,scs ~ the heart lungs, liver, kiduoys, ulcorH
ted tsrur', ohruup rheumatism, epilepsy or ht-, old
ulcers, mills Ics, HruI 'iuus AMI az skin diac'scs
Cur,l. IN. BOSE will refer t. many curei uf con-
sumption after thoy were renowned incuraule'
dlG 4'l1t
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- ntEECrORa!
~, NislJ BfRGEN, JOHN X PRUi
nni'N. ~ L"tkAlD, SAMUEL VAN
i hiNNm r. !, JOHN, ALEXANDER
t.M y J. 'hACkllOJ 81, CllAS. A. SILL
1Hmta iAhfEk STEPHEN a. |
~ W 10 III hsI, ID. \. NOORHH
JUN l., SfAllEk JASN SCHOO!
1InliNsoN LEAkE, sM!CIAEL M,
~ Nl1 y; tl IL ~, ALEN'R UNDI
nn,NthIi H. sage, JEREMIAH NJ
inilli ,. 'RbukE, SAMUEL GAR
JNmt ; IL. ,ouPth RICHARD B L.
JUN e. SUN MAkER pEMAS STRO!
JoliN y NANDtRilLTJOHN LEFFE
lit Nkl IltNkEN, OLIVER S. III
JAS. Cru IKsMANR, GEORGE RICI
TEUNIS j. BERGEN
JAMES n. THOMPSON, Jr, sec'y. as
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This Company insures property o. all kil
L's- ~ Damage b Fire, on ~. favorable
similar Institutions
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SPECIACLES GOOD AND CHEAP
=, Weak sight impruved-Prpfcs-pr FRANKS
c'ic' rated eye pics'ryurN accurately adjusted 1,
detective visi % by IA experienced practical art,-
clan AL Kinds ~ spectacle bought, sni, taken
!. exchange 90 rei,ir'd. Sire -, Grand It, near
drudge. d. 9i,.'l16
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WESTCnESTER noCNE-CoR BRoOME
w and HHNery. Rooms 800, TOO, ~ per day.
Noal, served Ia rc7t,uIaut. " ". LELAND q co.
iYI CLOS
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THE
Il LAFAYETTE FIRE INSURANCE
OF BROOKLYN.
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WESTCIll>TER COUNTY TAX SALE,
w goth January -l.ut.'- desiring g. Ity tll
ave thrir property 20, m h,iu. SHi. Htu tpI'. g.
e. ". BIIInEIE Mcst,Hcs'cr Land once, ,,lr ~
Chatham and Chambers -. t,tcru.r"-.. 81 flor.
N9G'll1
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COAL--BEST PEACH ORCHARD, RED
~ amt white .,-h tusd always On hand, at OF ERI-
rEL no C1ml 81, aud i>y SAITH ave, hctwecn 10Th
md Both -is. dil 2IlC'lls
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.6O NEW AND SECOND HAND PIANOS

cOmc,ud,uu~ and hauuuuiumSi for rent 90 i,r sale
ut reduced prices; rosewood pianos At - per month
one ~ o,t,ye carved rosewood grand piano nj
half price, col for rent. 5. T. GORDON. 200 Brood
way. y42tU'lly
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INSURANCE.
FIREMANs TRUST NsURAS

EIREMANS TRUST TNSURAN
PANI OF BROOKLYN.
CASH CAPITAL, $3.50, 600,
Ohcr N. ? Court street Opposite CITY
NJ. Wal street, near BraaiWay. Nj
Organized on the principle Of paving j
pr'ht- alvve ten per cent. 10 the Wid1vl
Lhan's Fund Of the Fire Department, Of
bruOkiyn.
George IitN Fi R,,lip. J,h., u
Aaron ADcgtav Liy. Miller Frei 4
ih"in's Clark Ncnem'h knight ) u a
Harry Messenger Gilbert l. IiNgnt WIN II
W. ID I"Ukn ' Bruut wypkuf.Iu.eph
Peter Duryee IuFrthinyb.usm
iona Stewart Israel u Nclsur Peter II
a Low J 5 Thorn, MD Sw ar
II "hLt Ford Richard 4 Buck Gu Il
IrWflriC smith william Beard PIN
ll,i'. Peek Henry X Pipr-.uwm "
~ . H.''rf MARCEL s MASSEY Jospl
John i More d. Van Nu0rlis
This Company q utnu,s t. insure
h"~ynouilsn, Dwellings Household
Nc,-c.- iu port and then Carv,es, and on
y, against loss or damage ly Ere, ON A.
AMI liberal terms ~ ether fr-t class conn
, u. GEORGE HALL, n
WIN. ~ RRELI, Sr,r,t,,.
u, n, WltkOff, d., Assistant Sac
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,.,,,.. =. ..,..TF rNIs J. BERGEN
GLO. W. HUNT, Assistant.
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OFFIrF. rp.,y.
3I1 FULTON STRFET, ItwA
BROOKLYN. NEvS
CASH CAPITAL, lSO. OpI DoI
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WV. ntRREIT., Sc,r,t,y.
u. \, WNtkOff, d., A,sistsnt Sec
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w a I c Ii l. 5 & J l. w l. l. Y.
SQUIRE d LANDER
Jewellers and Manufacturers of English Storing
Silver Ware, and fine III and l. clrct gold .rnrlry,
sui he tIc-t quality Of wuche, aud Diamonds,
which they ARE selling At ten per cent. us,ye the
sttus, net cost. sol lltt a LANDER,
d,g 4-u.s 1924 % Fulton st. Np5N York.