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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-08
8g UeI1ataph.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
Spencer taken by the Rebel Jenkins
Col. Rathbone's command pris.
oners-The Rebels at RaVensWood
and Racine

/ anu 6HcluS.
! CiSotSNATI, Sept. 6.-Couductor Wood
all made a reconnaissance yesterday with
an engine on the Kentucky Central r. r. and
proceeded 10 miles north of Cynthiana,
where he discovered three men, who upon
being hailed, said they belonged to n Georgia
regiment. he afterwards discovered their
camp, but it was SO hidden by bushes that
he could not mako out numbers.
a dispatch from Falmouth at o'clock
this morning says scouts report rebels with
in four miles of that place with artillery.
dispatch from Pomeroy, Ohio, says
Spencer, Roaue county, Va, surrendered
TO Jenkins. Col. RNthbone' s command were
taken prisoners.
jenkins entered Ravenswood, Va. on
Wednesday, anG!in the evening crossed the
Ohio at BufIington's Island, and came down
to Racine, Ohio, and killed one man,
wounding two, and stealing IL horses.
They then recrossed the river at Wolfe's
bar and eucamped for the night. People
were rising to resist further attempts. La
ter report says q force is crossing at Rs-
cine and coming down on both sides.
despatch from Point Pleasant to the
military committee at GallipOlls says the
conteuding forces are now in sight of each
other. The enemy is said to be 800 strong.
a battle is imminent.
Gov. Morton has ordered all male citi-
zens between is and 40 residing in the
border counties TO organize themselves into
military companies to repel invasion.
Rebels Crossing and RecrOssInR the
Potomae--JacksOnR and LOnRsIFeet
Marching ON HRrper's Ferry.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.-The following is
gathered from newspapers and private
sources:
tits believed the rebels have crossed in
some force this side of the Point of Rocks,
and subsequently, for the most part, re-
crossed into Virginia, as though hesitating
to make the experiment of getting lodge
ment in Maryland.
The rebels have thrown shells across the
river at canal boats, ETC., which did no
damage.
a man, protesting to have made his es-
cape from the neighborhood of Leesburg
on Wednesday, reported that Jackson had
entered Leesburg and was pushing toward
Harper's Ferry, and LOngstreet was march,
ing in the same direction.
The rebles are well supplied with artille.
ry. Most of the Union people at Winches-
ter and Leesburg had made their escape
into Maryland. Others were captured by
their secession neighbors while making the
attempt, and were thrown into prison.
Upon receipt of intelligence that Jackson
was marching towards Leesburg, rebel
flags were displayed by many of the inbab-
itants, in tokens Ofjoy at his coming.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-08

p@A LErrER.-A letter from waynes-
burg, Greene county, (. Pa, last evening,runs
TINS:
Editors Intslligeneer:
Enclosed please find subscription for
your paper. Your paper like Mustang Lin
iment, cannot be dispensed with. This 1
know for we have tried it, and it's no use.
We must have the IntelLigeneer, without it
the garden did not grow-the COW went
dry-the children got sick and became
very cross, and all for the want of the In
tslliyeneer. Send it on.
Yours, W. I'd.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-08

B%PAS AND Fly BRusH.-we noticed
on Saturday at the carpet store of Mr.. J, O.
Harbour, couple ofnorelttes in the shape
of fan and fly brush. They are ''propelI-
ed"by machinery such as is used in the
construction of clocks. The fan is the lazi-
est continuance we ever saw aud the ly
brush is the liyeliest.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-08

R9 DR.. VAN BuREN.-we should have
said something in relation to the card of
DR.. Van Buren, which appeared on Satur-
day. We believe that his arrest, if it can
be called an arrest, was unwarranted, and
that by the publication of the fact we did
the Doctor an unintentiOnal injustice. 1t
is not at all likely that DR.. Van Buren, had
any more to do with the attempt TO rob the
Custom House than Martin Van Buren,, and
the mention of his name in connection with
the affair had tendency to compromise
his reputation.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-08
Senator Simmons Resigns-A Les
son for Corruptionists to Study,

PROvIpRScE, R. l., Sept. 6.-HOn. James
F, Simmons resigned his seat in the U. S.
Senate this morning.
The General Assembly elected Lieut..
Gov. Green Arnold to fill his place for the
remainder of the term, which expires on
the 4th of March next. Mr. Arnold receiV-
ed Z / out of 81 votes cast.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-08

De WITT oLrSrox, Aid-de-Camp.
We understand that the Provost Marshal
intends to enforce this order to the letter.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-08

B9 TAKE OFF THE USrpoRMs.-The fol-
lowing order has recently been issued:
HEADQUARTERS sTH Army CoRPs,
BALTIMORE, Aug. 30, 1862.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-08

BALTIMORE, Sept. LIT is reported that
the enemy were at Frederick last night
having crossed from Point of Rocks, and
that city was formally occupied by rebel
troops this morning.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-08

p~ DIR. VAN BURsS can be consulted
daily at at his rooms on Main street, oppo-
site the Monroe House, Wheeling. I'm
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-08
Notice to MAN subscribers.
R9 PAnOLED PRIsOxEAs-FrRsT vrR-

RS- PARoLED PRIsoxERs-FIRsT YIR-
s1sIAxs TUNED UP.-Fourtsen hundred
Federal prisoners captured in the late
fights at Manassas aud Bull Run, reached
Cumberland on Friday. Among them were
four members of the lst Virginia Regiment,
all from this city Tory White, Randall
Trisslsr, Bud Dickinson aud Chas. Hay
maker. These prisoners came from Lees
burg to Point of Rocks, aud from Point of
Rocks to Cumberland, where they are now
encamped and where they will remain uu-
til regularly exchanged. Agentleman who
conyersed with the prisoners, says that
they expressed no establishment at seeing
the rebels rob the Federal dead of their
clothing. Hundreds and hundreds of the
rebels were shoeless and hatless and had
not sufficient clothing to render them de-
cent. These fourteen hundred prisoners
represent perhaps one-third as many regi-
ments, having been picked up in different
engagements and at different points.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-08


pS-INDIGRsTIoN.-T disease, COM
monty known as dyspepsia, is not only of
frequent occurrence, but one of the most
harassing and disagreeable Affections which
mankind can suffer from-and notwith-
standing the severity of this disease, we
scarcely ever find one individual who is
willing to submit to, or comply with the
Indispensable requirements which are es-
seutial TO the further maintenance of his
existence. Indigestion with its accompa-
nyiug symptoms, such as sour stomachs,
raising of gas after eating, costiIe bowels,
coated tongue, pain after meals, restless
nights, uneasiness in the stomach, tullness,
sometimes palpitation of the heart, pain in
the shoulders, splitting up food, drowsiness,
loss of energy and memory, will in its on
ward progress demand premature death.
Knowing this, how important it is that the
physician should urge the necessity of a
proper diet, and how willing the sufferer
should DO to avoid those articles, such as
pastry, salt meat, boiled cabbage. condi-
ments, spirituOus liquors, raisens, warm
bread, aud many other ingredients which
are certain death, and resort to those which
are digesrible, and hence the enjoyment of
full life.-Dr. II. Van BureH's Journal of
Health.
DR.. Van Buren, has taken rooms on Main
Street, opposite the Monroe House, where
he can be consulted daily.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-08

E9HON Saturday one Peter Beuau was
arrested upon the charge of selling liquor
to soldiers. Bensu keeps a Beer Saloon
on the Island aud has been warned not to
sell liquor to enlisted men. he was fined
$40 and costs. We stated the other day,
that Judge Berkshire of the Circuit Court
had decided that the ordinance prohibiting
the sale of liquor to soldiers was unconsti-
tutional. That was a mistake. The cases
disposed of by Judge Berkshire were differ
ent from those which are now coming up
He decided in favor of those liquor sellers
only who procured their licenses to sell
before the ordinance was passed. All
liquor sellers now doing business in the
city have renewed their licenses since the
passage of that ordinance.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-08
sHERIFF's SALE,

James s Porter,
Joseph Il PendIetou-
Joseph Q. Harbour
Joseph n Pendleton.
John 7. LAkin,
Joseph n. Psndlsto1-
EPraim n Barnes,
".
Joseph II. Pendleton-
Adam Kuhn, AdministratoT
Of Benz ?. Ridglsy's e
0to
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-08

p9-MAJoR DARR has recently taken the
sworn statements of persons recently re-
leased from rebellion, who testify that the
Confederates force persons into their ser
vice who have been parolsd and desire to
respect their pledges. Those who have
shown resistance have been threatened
and their lives have been endangered.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-08

BgWAR MEETING IN BRIDGErORF.-
There will be War Meeting IN Bridge
port on Tuesday evening. The Hon. John
A. Bingham viii be present.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-08

B8- SWORD PREsEETATIoE.-On Satur-
day afternoon the workmen of the La Belle
Iron Mills presented Lieut. Thomas Harris,
of the Wheeling Battery, with fine sword.
Lieut.. Harris was formerly an employee Of
the La Belle. The sword was presented by
Henry Wallace, who said
''Lieut. Harris, sir, tbs my pleasant du-
ty to present you this sword on behalf Of
your feIlow-workmeu. We present it TO
you because we know your heart is in the
cause of our common country. Wepresent
1t to you because we know you will fully
and fairly represent the feelings and impul-
ses that now pervade the general mass of
the Working-men of the United States. We
present it to you, sir, as WORKING MAN,
because we believe that if this great rebel
lion is ever put down, il must he done by
the iron nerve of the working men. Take
it, sir, and wear it. Let its glare flash in
the front ranks of battle, and never let it
rest in its sheathe until this rebellion is
crushed, aud the sold stars and stripes"
under which our fathers fought, wave
triumphantly from the Atlantic to the Pa
cifc ocean, and from the Northern lakes to
the Gulf of Mexico. Aud.the monarchies
of Europe acknowledge that our trial of a
popular government is not only not fail
ure, but that the question with them is how
to conciliate THEIR working men to restrain
them from following in our wake.
But, sir, do not forget in the excitement
fthe battlefield, or the more retired camp,
that when the cause Tor which you have
unsheathed this sword is ended, that socie-
~ requires of you that you be prepared to
return to the peaceable walks of civil life,
and show that the life of the soldier does
not disqualify an American in any respect,
from fulfilling all the requisites of good
citizen. We knot0 You as an honorable cit
izen, we have confidence in you as SOL
der"
Lieut.. Harris responded in brief speech,
thanking his friends for their kindness and
promising to prove worthy of their esteem.
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TAPSCOTTs LINE
4 OF LIVERPOOL Packets.

The Subscribers continue " grant certificates Of
passage ~ and nom LivorpOo., by shoiI Ayoite
me ui packets, comprising IN para the following
.hipH;-
VIM TAIBCOTT, EMERALD IgLE, ALBION,
DREADNOUGIT,MA MANCHESTER VICTORY,
BENZ. ADAMS, CONSULTATIONS j. BOYD,
WEST POINT, ESCORT PHOENIX,
UNDERw RI1E R,S EA FLOWER, OAMBRlAN,
Making, together With others, ship sysry Ave
days
The subscribers are also Agenss for the
LINE OF LONDON PACKKrA
For al Of which ihey grant certificates on liberal
ternH,
REMIT'TANCE9 TO IRELAND, DO
4. d Go. also continue ~ issue drafts, payable on
demand, throughout England, Ireland, Scotland
and w ales, at the LOWEST RATES.
Girou.rA, with ell particulars, may be had on Ap-
TAPSCOTI d Co, 80 South 81 New York.
les a4so'100 TAPpC0TT, SMITH d co, Liverpool,
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IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
- I.rtNilc r,st OAge, Feb 1T, l-j2.
ANpERsON Henry Atkin-on JB
l,ldwin Jrre- II 1,f John Brush Jonathan
D mu,h B.Nmau X v
lutrnm lI,rr.- Bu,kmu w ByWc- NJ, PAX
HuI Bradley d. -
Hudtu-uf
Nnrou Mss Coleman NJ CSC Jas
- Annie CpWl MI Common Jerry
t,s,y Nj. In.e y bert C.prr wm II
'.-sdy Mrs Z Nrr Mtea C,.e,r johanna
ror,Ii M lohnc rnwcl. Ms { Crowley John
'u aim NJ .h!.l Crupin Jeremiah
c'ry Michael
D'yis Mr. Juoprnnnis MssMaryDo2ynins Lieut.
Damn, Mis- MaryD,Hnins RlchardDSy.s c.l Ste.
polau, Bernard Drsc,, Mr.
I,nstman Neil Edwards Miss Eyers NJ
lIEdson David Nary
L're,veto GcoB Ttyr,rad Tou'kcsJ
L I rrel Mss F,rpa,iiyS Johuf,r,e Hiram
Ial.r Funk FROM
'.ncI, Annie Fleming Mrs LArulr Cnas Fred
r,se@ james Flanagan Alamc
.,arincr Ms &Gnrduor B,u. Ge-crAnthany,2
| ,reu WIN Gherrty John Green GriIon
| afucy MrsM'ry
| Iu., Charly, eIIoSsc - Homer Mss r.
II Hasset Mis- llerrrk liz sine
Elizabeth IL rmauuCs Hurley John
| Hart JAIME Hays John Hus-ry Patrick
| Hat Mrs sarah Hrksuu John his
| lIaLu Mrs Chas Hoag
| IGOE Miss mary Ann
| JENNINGS j, huJaryis VIM II
| LYarucy MIS- Kelly jeremiah XII ,ht David d
N Lawr,ucc Kemp Mr. AN
| T avallo Frank Lsyiollotte rhos L'ttrll Marcus
Ia Lamb Miss Lngcrgrst AhrmL.ttell John
Mary j. ihugwel Mrs lLyucA James
| NJ Mhon JAS Mcclure Miss E,-A d rnuel NJ ell
| vi - len McCunuiskywm
| HcGprr Mrs MM,hou Mchp M,Cuty llanorah
Mcclure John
tHnycr Conrad Miller John II Mul.lhey Auiw
| Whitaker Tho- hpss Amos Mgligau NJ rthy
| Mlhou MI May VI ure sophia Mtut.erMrs Btr-
| MILLER Ann Murphy Nj Iaru
| Miller Il.ttie NJ airy AuAuw
| NuBruN ncuryP NrymlnA lolp4Us
A.CmdN,n- ODruucu WIN Oi,ors Thrs
| - uis uRu-am Thos OrFlier solomon
| uCnuer- Jlu
| PORTER NJ Ann
| > AN SOY s,r.n R,yu 'I- TgerruRilc, ChaH
\ Ja.u Il mont r Louis ."r Hiram
| t.irr.u WIN Rrutgo Henry smyt. J..crH
| 'Suith u \ SI,tt,,u Arc. j St,yHpr RstuIL
| suu CAo- - su,.hau J"hu sIrrHrrd raos
| r.it. Daniel Suplrtun stI.in Jerry
| 3 nth Thomas Stevens j hu
| 'Nnou.p.un Mssrhomp-.u II r- Thhc'ts WIN
| l M.rN urt Thompson lmcs
! rruur't NJ TubborsJU T4m- Mss
| lTIIR 4
| Urugpvlloy NAIrca Pytpr NWdclpl Ms
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| Wurur l. muudWue'uu Mary W Iioms Bets6y
| W.H, B#u WheelTIslt Chas Lyon.
Wa.cu Geo = Wuieu George
| Wl.h Anthony WigusZ
YATES Miss Nelly
| 1873 WIN. PEAsE, Postmaster.
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SHIPPING.

old BLACK STAR LINE
~ OF LIVERPOOL PACKKb.
Passengers from OF ~ LlyerpoUl by the following
E-s, class paoka, ships sailing on the
6th and 24th ~ ssch month
Adelaide, Cutlystor, RosciuA
Australia Cynosure. John Bright
Rel Wu.dL Chancellor, Thornton,
Brul.tWafrr. Constitution Universe,
DRAFTS ON THE ROYAL BANKS
u. lREIAEp, L sTEH BATKGsa Co., AND ALL Parts
oY EEGLAED AND SCOTLAND.
laid 24sc'l2O WILLIAMa = GUION, ~ Fulton "a
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A JoURNEYMAN PRINTERS STORY
ABOUT CHRISTMAS.

Written for the Nro Tort Sun.

ing Il 10 be more in keeping with her nov
character, her replies to these compliment
ver. smbollished with sundry oaths, and orig
Iusl though no, very delicate observations.
In the midst Of this tunult it had not beor
Observed that hopemAn approached, and h
rode W and dismounted before any one hal no
ticed HE arrival.
"Ah major Dunham," said one whom he
foueAed 10 attract bis attention, you have
oome. We were ;itei with waiting but W
hsv. had some fun in yoir h,senc5.' lls chem
rr..pitulstei the incident OF the morning.
Why. John" sal tho officer, I'D lrcssing
one CT the defeated warriors, " I Gid not think
YOU bad such fancy TO the Iiiss and you
appeAr to have some tas.s In shat ms'tsr toe,
For yol have se,ursd very attractive one.
John lSksi at his .up,rJr With a hal-ir-
cry, hsifNbashel eHpr'ssio5 AMI mnit'rins
tan al aide 10 alJr-t his di-oricred haDid-
usp,s. Major Durham { for that was the
name ofthe new -comer,) then advanced toward
he ycurg girl, and, in a soltenot tone, apollo
xi,sd for the uum snnerly conduct Of his meni
and proffercd his pre- cction to her, and her at
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INJk IhE Pn4ES-
i DR., UPHAh's ele,sbe keldATy u . certain
cure tor piles in every form. In the wora cass Of
,ha Distressing affection, and where all other means
have failed, the patient mus consult the Doctor per
.onAlly Al his Office, ss1 Fourth -. Dr.. UphAm has
devoted special attention " thb disease for more
Than 20 years and may Ia consulted In relation "
,his or any other complaint nom O'Clock In the
norring until O'Clock In the evening, ~ his Medi-
"a ohct, ssT Fourth n, Sd door trom the Bowery,
latween Bowery and Broadway. Y. @. WELLS a
co, Genera Agents llb Franklin n, n "
IT T2acs19s
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MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE COM
vi pany. Forty years old 0fioe, No. Is Wall
=. Incorporated, March 20, 1891. Capital, $50,
w. Surplus, $4,000.
ANDREW : sNITr, secressry,
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WKkssSsiJk.-
EOR TIE PILES.

EoR THE PILES.
II Dr., UPHAN'a Y ect1sr5 Il $ csrtsnsvF
Piles, Costiveneas. and IAvvr complaint,
=. G. WELLS CO., iib Franklir' - ~ :
UPHAM'B Medical once, sST Fourth y, sdI I
frOn the Dywery, between Bowsry and Brnsd ~,
iaf Yasrsiea "
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MEDICINES.

CURE YOUR COUGH-TAR AND WILD
SCherl,y Bark have long h0d very high Positiua
A. curanves for affections OF the Lungs ami Throat
by the melioal Iqofesson ami ths public in gensI-
81. Py new chemical process Mr.. CAMPBELI
has combined the active principle Of thest IN COM
p,,ind which he de.ugnAtes ~ the SYRUP OF TAh
AND WILD CHERRY, tor Coughs, Colds, Bore
Throat Bronchitis, sc. II In unsurpassed Give n a
trial Bold ~ the lew price Of Twenty Ave cents pc
bottle, 10y the proprietor, SAMUEL CAMPBELL
Chemist and Apothecary, b. W. cor sth ave Hnn
9sth "a. Also Al McDonAid's Dry Goods store SO
BoNery, Bod Wholesale by MsssrB Schieifelin Bro
A Co cor william and BeskInAB sts, Also for sale
Frrmsn's Rheumatic Linimsni, price 10 cents PEI
ho,,ie d2b 24Ac'1ls
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ITO CONSUMP1lYES-A PREACHER OF
l. the Gospel, having cursd his sou ofConsumpion
iu its worst stages amer being gwen upt" die ~ tie
the mode Of cure, which proves successful in every
cass 70 those afflicted with Coughs, Colds and Com
sumption, and he vii send u free NJ charge b. all
who desire II and will forward him their address.
Address DANIEL ADEK, ssl Pearl st, New YORK.
Ialb 24sc'lls
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nk VAN HAMBERTs FEMALE MONTH
~ ly Pills arr a safe remedy for obstruction. &c,
rom cold, or any aause-Sl per box. Coughs
odds, &c, cured by Ayres' Cherry Pect1rA scroi-
Ms, rheumAtism, Sc, CURED by Townsends s,rsA-
pArillA KeAedy's discovery, by GUloN, leI Bow
sry New York ale T2a0'li3
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DR. @. FAYLTNGS PILE SPECIFIC
niles Price % cents Sold by Druggists generally,
FIMER a AMEND, 1913 Third ave, Agents..
J. JoNE5, 90 hsoDougsl st. 800.
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LIRE INSURANCE N5NEW YORK. )Oa
II ton and Providence. Insurance Compani ma
A. BlgslOwS Jr, Agent. ofios 90 rlns 81 .,orin,
william, Aaying CAP tSis ali paid In, In cash. VIC
win their surplus Investments, unounl tclD
r1ye MILLION DonArs-For Ins lranoa, Raas-u,
foltciaA he'tensna { Lossas, - apply 70
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0kI-n7S EAIK AGENCY.

"A OkLD'S FAIR AGENCY,
w Tie undersigned are acting AS agents 'lr mer-
chants aud manufacturers, g. exhibit ~ the W riis
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or European countries, articles % American nyan.
uou, procuring patents, making sae9, or In any
way promoting their interests.
DEXTER & CO., II Spruce II, v. Y;
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NEW YORK EQUITABLE NsURA
~ Company. Office No. bs W AL stress, opp
Hanover street. Cash capital S2lO,OOO with a
surplus. Chartered April, 1873 This old estN
al Company continues % insure AgAlnA To-
spOnAib.0 Companies A
kICHARD J. THoRNb, Presidss
JOHN MILkR, Secretary. Al
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RHEUMATIC ANNIHIIATOR,

which Is sold Al the low price Of TWELVE GENIE
per bottle, and they will and thai beadeal,a cheap
ness, thA, Is Justly termed 1.-THE Poor n sf1n
BEII, '6 Drug stort cor Eighth ave. and 29th 81;
WON Bowery 9TG Divinon q, liz Division nj
cor. SECOND ave. and sOth 81 also cor. AA1a sna
lSnshuroh sI q gouih Second ~; cor. Boden Oh
and san 81. Drug store Wyths ava, 6esw .'Olynsr
and Taylor stA, and By " rcspsc,s0ls drussts,s
~ D0uS f-htos- tssHS
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6n NEW AND SECOND HAND PIANOS,
ODmelodelns and hRrmonups for rent OF 'or sale
a reduced prices; rosewood pianos Al ~ per month
one IN octave carved rosewood grand piano 81
aAlf price, or ;or renA q. T. GORDON, 10e Broad
wAy iva eiss'lls
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DREgfOhe
rEUhiTJ. BHHdtN, JOuG X F1sOEE
AHDW FTTLuEkAID, SAMUEL VAN we
HIRAM r.. 81. JOHN, ALHAAHDHR McSs1a
EDW ID r .BACKIUUbE CHAs A Su,VER
JAMES HAKPlR BTFPHYN A DODaa
LhWlb VI k5T, o. 8. VOORHEES,,
JOHN l. SPADFh, JASV bCuOONMt IN
JOhheOh LEAhEt shIChAkL NkVIh
hEnkN u CULLEN, AlEA'h UNDkkHIN
LEVEKIT'f II SA1E, JEREMIAH MIINDu,
PHILIP <. CROOKE BAMUHL 0ARRIsCg
JAhfb H. COOPER RICHARD u lKVHl.
JOHN q. BCHUMAkFn, DENAp sIKONt.
IOlik J. VANnEkBniT,JDHp LFFFgp-k
henry TlENkEN OLIVER 4 FLHE1
JAb, C6UIKsHAER, GEOKGE RICHAEy.
TEUNIs J BhK8Ph Pr.r
JAMIE y. THOMSON. j., s,s,'yt DC w.
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JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY. IL
30 Wal 1t. Capital, S2OO, O0O-surpluA SIOd q
lnsures agSind loss or damage by hrs. This O.
pany has Teen In operation g years and has ps
In that period. Tor losses, over 81 OO0 O0g An losu
including thoae OF the great hrts In lS3h and iat
have been paid In hil and the Company ms !
capital and large surplus ourely tnveasd /
mortgages on real estate
-. MOSES TUCKER, Prc.dda.S.
SAMUEL y. BRLCIIHR Secretary
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HOUSE FOR SALE-TO POLICEMEN
lor others small s-stnry hrick houses 10
Brooklyn, at Inv prices. Payments may ho made
IN urnal sums, quarterly otherwise. Apply 90
Beaver 81, n V, OF y n. X. KELLOoGllG SI.c'ill
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THIS Company insure property OF al kinds 49,.
L.-ss on Damage by Piru. on ~ ssvyrsh,s ..rIrf
similar insaiuGons.
TFUNIS }. TsE0NsL r
JAhFS y. THOMSON, Jr, seo
nEO. " HUNT, AsSis,snl