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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-23
SECOND DISPATCH.
Rebel Loss 275 Killed and Uonnded-
Federal Loss Not .Ascertaiaea-7Ze
Indiana Teafh lose IS Men. fan z.l

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 20.--The recent fight
took place on, Sunday, instead of sa'ur'la,,
morning. Gen. Thomas. on Sunday az
tcrnoon. followed up the rebels to theiren
trenchmeats. sixteen miles from his own
camp, and when about to attack them. this
morning, he fonnd their entrenchments de-
serted. the rebels having left all their can
non. quartermasters' stores. horses and
wagons. The rebels, dispensing. had
crossed the Cumberland in one steamboat
and a line Of barges, at. White Oak Creek
opposite their encampment at Mill Springs
4 Two hundred and seventy -iye rebel.
were killed and wounded. including Gems
Zollicof1er and Peyton. Both were found
dead on the field. =. s.so nee f.{I
The Tenth Indiana lost 10 killed and
wounded. Nothing further Of the Felsra
loss has yet reached hero. ~ sal
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-23

tanned shall be construed to interfere with
the rights of any traveller to have and take
with him or her, for his or her own use, any
book. pamphlet. magazine or newspaper
not intended for SALE. distribution OF deliv-
cry to Others
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-23
Denies Il.


The sSentfnel denies that Mr.Packard Of
Marshall made the remark in regard to ths
war which we reported the other day. The
denial is of no consequence. Too many
men heard Mr. Packard, to make contra
diction credible He said inst what W.
stated. ard everybody near enough to hear
him though the confusion that prevailed
and the applause that the remark created ,:a
can attest it. This war. SAID he' "is az
abolition. throat cutting. picket-shootrnoD:
niger stealing. country destroying war;
And the Sentinel's friends in the Conven-
ton spplauded him furiously. Mr.. Pack
ard is an ass. it IS true. but he served a
good purpose IS "fooIometer'' Of the Con-
vention. and the expression of feeling he
elected is not the least striking circum-
stance in it's history.--IadI Jour.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-23
BURNSIDE's EXPEDITION.
The Whole Fleet Safely in PamIico
S0und.

NEW, YoRK. Jan. 19.--The Baltimore
1merican yesterday has a dispatch from
Fortress Monroe. datel the nth. saying
they have no intelligence of Birnsile's ex-
petition. except q report brought by a yes
sci last night that the whole fleet hal pass
ell into Pamico Sound by Hatteras In
let.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-23

Ez' Cassius NJ. Clay was confirmed on
the Goth. as Major General. and Abuel
Doubleday as Brigadier- General.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-23

e LEXINGTON, Ky, Jan. II. 1862.
Somerset dispatches received state that
two hundred and forty deal rebels were
left lying on the field. One Indiana regi
ment in the fight lost in killed and wound
Cd seventy. Tie rebel force is thought to
he fully double that Of ours, AMI the con
test was very doubtful until the death Of
zollicofTer being known when the rebels
became panic stricken and fled. Ere they
reschcd the entrenchments opposite Mill
Springs. the retreat became a perfect rout
The present status, Of affairs is unknown
here. Gen. Carter's brigade Of East Ten.
nesseeans participated in the affair. This
and General Shoepff's brigade formed the
Federal force attacked. There is little
,loubt that Boyle rim the rear Of The rebels
81 Monticello. i.ii' s'<' s 80 6sss
ns,CsxcNxsrr. Jan. ola special dis.
patch from Louisville says dispatches Just
received at headquarters announce that Tho
battle did not take place on Saturday. bu'
Oh Sunday evsaing, and that Gen. 'Tbom
-.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-23
Abelition Of she frankips Privilege.


The lower House Of Congress has pass
ed . bill aboiishing the ranking. privilege
in toto. requiring publishers even to pay
postage on their, exchanges. 1t sbolish-
IS the law permitting papers to be carried
through ,the mails free of postage in the
counties where published, This is al
right We hope it may become . law
Publishers have no more right to receive
their papers free than any other class
- The same bill also prohibits any cx-
press or railroad company. or common
carrier of any description, from carrying
printed mstter otherwise than in mails. FOR
hire. sale or distribution. unless licensed
by the Post Master General. who may pro-
vide suitable labels. dc. The daily city
papers are very much opposed to this pro-
vision. and denounce il as bad and mis-
chiissyiops, bill; bot. We think tlseir argu-
pents to prove this proposition not only
6imsy but fallaeious. Governments. in
whssever il uadertakes to do Should allow
40 competition. There is Just Is much
reason Why express oo:ppepjes should be
allowed to carry lsttess on established mail
sousss - newpspczs and magazines. eis
s.f1.. e--->1------p -s>->n. :. i.a -
: The Indiana 1onrnal Of Tuesday says:
The OH Deuimosk Col. Moodv. has.r 1off
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Arrival Of Released Uaiea Hsaseesss.
BxrrlnoRE, Jan. 1870 relealed Fed
eral prisoners arrived q Balf'ncIe tQJea{
from Fortress Monroe. u
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-23

.fQres With hearty applause. had no time
<sedAp testejOs him. Capt. Bsmusdsaer,
sG,gals.kuznd faithful soldier. Ifist in thu
sdaec 4k6nfhs service. and now m for tht
.xar. fcgyslx engaged with the army in
Kentucky. Vas beaten on the very first bal
r2skaonIAsaifsrbr Joe Riatinss As blatant
ynke yoeNlsks secessiouiss las sAere lis IN
.hE DIdf6n. sd1Iefe vas no couhtsnaneef OF
iSfS ~ adiess i .sSas b9dI.i The,
cz9esesRQHe& ne; yoisss eot.pos neminations.
snoA utxeimdissctly dsnouhcod IN the reso-
4st3odsseAiek lsfussas5 sssyisons word In
.eaiyd1q u ffe rebels whom the soldiers are
ehllps kfslsh. ssd lie tolsubiect 10 she
-hxi Ani1}n a onStisutisns There lnevel
s~e6 ssodyia fwhseh the spirit appeared
~ hiba7 nd 'malignansly. Nothing but
che fear 81 driiviing the loyal members into
open hostility right on the spot prevented
it from drIes;ee ipafszoEef,tAe rebellion
as frankly IS it desired to do.
s.ensg NeHeAlbs6t :Ltay2p h5t ruesaly
evening discusses The character Of the Con-
1sssiaos6s6 Jths obligations the party is
-sAdess6sspPors II. in:shc ALLOWING 5tsssg,
-eaaljlet 81 d6ss1y js4lSle:: nasaac Insw
-S11 s7ff S5i11EQ tni1s1foalo19H -.s,o1r
.e13bweRsn tiaRaerds efI esstSPH pepo-
IeratS aeus1v siR tbe S<ete e whnse tie pEo-
Idcsiinoa - thouIates 3obca1led Dqnoentlc
Cenveotieo =. Ip9iepapplis eze'exoeedinGr
III diSoeBq(nl "a trisnapaPi{est to ths mont
eefe}6pss 41x #, IL Rfoceediqgs thet tie
Esr7fn1 les, sas ffapI; the start ulder the
complete control Of thoss BY whose 'sstn-
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He wAs enabled ir 1850 70 10 on vicr his
IcNg chez I'd ssheue Of bul,dilR I'd a great
factory on tie Meadows below tbs city, and en-
cloeinE the grounds with q dyke 70 pi asct hsm
from the highest froshots. Thil plsn contsm
plated the erection Of the largest and best ar
mo-y IN the world; and he carried Il into sfFsct.
Purchasing two hundrsi and ffty acres In ths
meadows bounded nor by LittlS River. AMI
eas, by tbs Connecticut, hs surrounded Ia,
ytols with dyke two miles loag, ard cas-
hrrtrVt and fifty iss. wiG3 a. tho bDs, from
thl-ty 70 sixty fest wiis q. tie t0p, and from
ton 70 twenty-five fsS: u ho,gb. averaging
abc-t eighteen fest.
This giesnts, und taking complstri ~ built
within the limits enclosed b. tts tyts ais great
Army Of Portland s.c's, oolsi5ti1g Of tTo
nsin buildings eCun,Ct5d hys csn "a, build ug
and hav'og large rumbsr Or o.hsr buildings
for cfhcas v.Tsi Ncms &c, a. we'll ~ he btg,nn-
ing Of the new city Vt.ch he had already
p'.nn'd anu comms-ceo syug ont.
Tbs capacity of tn, krmlty j. s.1p.s fJr
turning OF ! OO0 A-rps D.. day. Tho nschi.
nesy, much of it invsn,ot tinoo tho o. sction Of
tns factOry-, ~ mor6 tlI Ioaiop4 ald vondStful
thu ths pistol which It produce5 HSr, has
lsson mas ErrI 4 Ia riaet rs-y which tls
Colen,l i'' u,si Z, Ls itss.h u fse.)ry in Eng-
Inns
Tn, c,-, { Colt. ,n.. ,,,r-,r' - ,bo m,t.
ION, 800 t'om 'a. tSt't ~ n'''rmet;,
ablpt lie y Nts 10 ll.s sni ..Ju.bs, he
beer, W. i"' o., u,ui, 81 oCY 900.
A. tie a-sy'sci.Os Jt tl5 'uhl--,u,L ~ AIS.
art 'ig,h Ia, et 'Iy..,a pGN,s' t. lrn'..
Gators. Sc G5' u'lr"f.-''''i ct - A'r1s~.
II Aid.t.on to she pros alton e 81 villov.
ware n All Iact-;,. Mag attest. hAfs Lscn
lGal cut, arl moo OF L., con 80. o.y iui.t up
viii hs- ONO brick d0. .liHa5, wnofe but tut
Cot's imrr0yom 'nt', sli WNald iAr' btcU m
productive pasture land today.
Tue factory this win',t. h. amazing night
Al : lay, employing two 'et' of hs.i' Thore
arc employed in th' fifo-,n: le p,-tments 0f
Colts works aboui ., 100 ys,so-a, Snj tht works
dvctivo capacity. Rcpss:.1S -'feI a, rDil a.
r's,ol,. arc hsgc msdo.
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War Intelligence.
GEN. nrRNsIpE's ExrEnrrroN.

The Fortress Monroe correspondent OF the
Philadelphia ISQuIRER under date Of Jan. IL
says:
ten. Burnside and staff arrived IN the Picket
this morning, and came ashore immcdi ltely,
The expeditionary commander paid his respects
TO General Wool today, and afterwards held a
long consultation with the General commanding
the Department Of Virgins.
II is rumOred here that the captain Of one of
the vessels Of the expedition has broken open
his sealed orders. all not trace the rum0r of
an official source, but / know there Il
the greatest curiosity and anxiety TO know the
destination OF the great fleet. Ii is thought the
blow will bs struck in less than a week The
fleet will not sail for several days yet.
The rebels are practicing with their big guns
continually rs Il fearful Of an attack. They
may have to use their guns to some purpose
before long.
Gen. burnside has given the reporters accom-
panying the expedition their orders, and given
thOm rooms on board OF the Cos5lck Their
quarters are quite comfortable.
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TAPSCoTTS LINE
Il OY LIVERPOOL PACKETS.

The subBrribcrs coninue ~ grant certificates ~
pssssg' 70 AID from Liverpool, ~ their f,vodte
une o' packets, comprising in part the fJu)wing
ships -
wM TAPSCoT~r. EMERALD ISLE, ALBION,
pREhDNOI GIT MANCHESTER VICTORY,
BENZ. ADAMS, CONSULTATIONS. J. BOYD,
WEST POiNT ESCORT, PHHNlN,
UNDLRw RTrERsEA FLOWER CANBRIAN,
h,k!us, together VITA others, ship every 1--WE
d,ys
The sulsr'iherE no ~ ~ agents ''r the
LlNt Ol LONDON PACKETS,
F'r o. OF which thcy grant certificates ON ib'rAl
terms.
REMITTANCES TO IRELAND, &c
7. & Go. Also continue g. iy'Ie drafts, payable On
demsui, throughout England, irc,tlt, SGT ,ui
AM wales At tne LOWEST RATES.
Cir'rtrN wits s.. psTt.CuisrI may hci1 VI On ap-
pAgAl'u ti' Ivy letter, enDl .4e postage t,mJy T.
TAPsCOrT 4 co, SO South st Sew IUk.
j'G % .e'l05 TkP5COTT SMITH & CO. Liyetplo
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stevens battery inIStI.

The Messrs. Stevens have republished a letter
addressed by them in 1871 TO the committee ap.
were then, fOr the first time, making on iron as
q protection for war vessels, and on Stevens
elongated shell. Their theories Of twenty years
ago, practice has since shown TO have boen
singulariy in advance of the time; even breech-
loading rihod cannon, like the Armstrong gun,
being part Of tho schems presented by the
Rsnt In 1871.
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FURS.
A TTENTION LADTEsI

EURS, FURS, FURS-LADIES BUY Your
fIrs o. per cent, less than At any other store In
the city, at tie Great Rocky Mountain Depot, Water
Mink Lalt Capes nuns and cuffs, 80, French stble
cspes, muhs and cuffs 81 T. S9 French Mink cape,
muf and cuffs, t. 40; FRENCH Mink mufiA 81 10
$3.50; Water Mink muIs, - t. f!,50; French sable
NUTS 100 g. "; Mink Martin, PEE, sctt, {l-, worth
$50, at FOSTERS, lis Chatham square, cor Mott
street. JAG Adu'lO6
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legs ts1erh ~ ssdition win sae, S-so~-H
Ms Asss.,rp, With u.s, qusntity q hss~r
stonee, oes'tnsd 70 oe sunk stthe ua6ufks n =.
posts oi ChGlss'on eCd savssn,A. In 49, ~
render the blocksds effective"
The above 10 ffonn GALIoHAnr. n, .s;t~,
im sgiuss 81. Lo7is on the ss.bo.rd.
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DOCHES PASSAGE OFFICE-TlIE IA.
IL .t.c ship PLYMOUTH ROCK for London,
AL, january u, fruu. Pier 20, n. Those return
ing H. the I'D country sending for their friends
can get thcr passage ticket, AMI dr,it, At reduced
rates. TT rNS,gcs, &c, apll. = THOMAS G.
ROCHE, 80 south g. y. IL 9'i2S
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EURS, FJ'RS-FINE MINK SABLE HALF
capoS, dark and rich, We now sell from 40 10
S2b, same AZ we a.li ust winter for $40; Gna Mink
sable quarter cnpes go h. flS; very due dark Mink
mnha 30 so, u and -, at FOSTERS Rocky Noun
JAG 24acslOO
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SHIPPING.
pASsENGERs FoR EuRoPH-

By order oi Secretary Of State, al pasaeugers
eaving the Ulitcd States are required % procLrs
Passports before song aboard ths sgeemS.
Passenger vii net he subjected T. any trOuGe OF
iei.- ga procuring them, ,hey al Mt sns,rIA.l IA
Al tGe Comp lLy's ohce, IS Brosdvsy, NY
JOHN G. DALE, AgeN.
STEAM WEEKLY BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL,
lSatlng and embsTkiLg Passengers =, QuPpSJ.
TOWN, Ireland.
Tae Liverpool, Nov York an PHI ,iclphls an
Ship Company intend dispa;ching tHciI full
erc1 Cly le-build lion Stesnship- =, f,hows-
KANUAEOO. ......... SS'ur,ls,, Jst.. an.
CRY OF MANCHESTER. .ssturi,., jan. eo,h.
GLASGOW .......... SAT- day, tch. IL
aud en- every succeeding SstuE1Ay, ~ Er,n, from
Per y! Hcr!h River,
FIRST CArIN. N......,.......,. ~
d. " London .......f 80 O.
sTEYRAGE. $50 ~
Do toLonibn ......,.S3S o.
5.eerNge EctITa I sSets, g),A ter six
Pstensers trwa. igj 10 Par,s, Hayrs, H,mburg.
Btemer, RotIeriNn. An'Vetp, &c- ~ reduced
through rate.
PersouA viAsng ~ brig oui tho.r iri'nb can
b.. u,kcls here.
~ further iaG,tma,. III, spr,y Al iho comr.ny's
JoIr; G DAlE, Ascns
m.i l"iJs Is Prosd~sy.
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GROCERIES,.

ITO GROCERS--'.E EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR,
qfohoice brands for retailing for sale in lots 70
suit very low for cash, by b. A. a ID. T. Bird
ldss skASr
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SAVINGS BANKS.
ROADWAY SAVINGS INSTITUTION

T1HOHDWAI NV INUo INoI IIIU IIUN-
NV loEK, Jan. 5, is69.
INTEREST NoTTCE-Depositors are hereby nc
tiatd un the usual semi-annu interest on deposits
entitled theretc At the rate of six per ceut per
mum on sums nj exceeding 500, AID eve per cent
over $500, viii be paid on and after Monday, qCth
instant Interest placed T. the credit Of dep0s,tors
and u r0t Withdrawn, will draw lnteres. the same
~ deposit fr,m i-t instant
FRANCIS T. 5CHoALS, Pre- e7idert.
WADE n. wORRALI. Secretary
PLrER CUNNING, Accountant. ji5 ic'ia6
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THE NEW YORK SUN.

|fubllahed daily, Sundays excepted. q, the San
|sred W gubecrtbers In Nsw York City aud vici.
=. SIX AND A QUARTER cENIS PEA
When sen, BY Mall, four dolsrs per year,
'rIfR WEEKLY SUN is published a, Is cents
|r uxteen months 81 single copea, cents.
hO5k5 8. BEACH, Sole Propristor Of
The Sun EstahiishmanA.
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RATES OF ADvERTfsfNo.

lysvU words, or les, ons dsy. "a osrss, -. -
~ cents; shrce dsyN s1i N dsys, n,IS, Al -
Mons, inside, sane prios each daF
Marriage and Deaths u oerts for e.cA e,.Sn-o
Monthly advertisements of four Inss. ,n~.~,-a r
We conVsnienoe sfths ofice, ~ for every VI -.
e'n, y Advertisements rooeivsd uniH n 49,
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DIVIDEND
~ IRSINa SAVINGS INSTITUTION, NJ. Is
Warren st.-TlC tru4fnos " th.s institution have
directed tna1 g. 'pteaf the rate = Cl per cent
per annvni a.. g 500, All i've tbl rer oeni
en- a., sums uT { 5000; AID fiu til pet Get.
tlet am uu., e. IL It.i 4. az dee Ieitlts enutosi
there payable &C. ard after hrri,y tie 2nth d.y
of JaluHIy, Az mtCrelt ~, w.. ~ .Hn vii draw
interest a. iI'ngi. a.
JOHN CAsTRTY, Pre.,iieaa.
YANDEBPILT l.. BUXTON, scctct.y
al
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DRESS.
IMPORTANT ANSoUNCETFYT,-

AN IMPORTANT ANNoUNCEMFNT-
HE OLD TROY SHIRT DEPOT.
ESTABLISHED IN 1884.
\ Chatham street, loo, corner Of Pearl street,
ilne White Shirts Linen Collars and DosopaS.
For 10 Cents
For 100 n
II For les -
For 30 ~
For LIS !llll
For 200 !!!!li
hirts made ~ order and warranted l. tit.
.Jndershirts, Drawers and IIlt-IIosa
IN silk, wool, Me4.uo and C,ttou.
.lIemen'5 Shirts, Travelling shirts,
Army and Navy Shirts Of eyery des.rlpt N.
|isrender5, Neck Ties and Gloves,
\ ,,.z.. ....,.--., IN every variety.
Remember the No, loo CLJtL Iu street.
JaI 2iacsllJ O ruer gf Pearl " roat
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EAST RIVER SAVINGS BANK,
IL h..S CIiAbREEs ST

NcN lutL, DS ? lFN,
DiEitni-T' ur'a' srini .aunr y dividend. " ihs
rate ~ FN p,r cent. per snnun. IN AL sums from
81 G. 900. Lhl Eve Ter cent. on sums over SDiS,
will he pay slle on and NteI tie 2c.h o. Jasl.Iy,
lsG2.
Rank open Dolly from 10 A. NJ. to 3 P. n. All on
Thur 4isy cvcn.u., from & O'Clock,
Money dclv-i'cd on or before Jsnusry iilh,
Uill draw Interest from tie lst of Jsnu,ry.
PFTEE IL TITUS, Prs,
CHAs. A. WHITNEY, scc. dll 24>e'i.i
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GREENWICH INSURANCE CO., NO. 400
= Hudson st. and s Rqe st.
JAMES HARRISON, SEQ, " aAAA'"ie' ''
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RowERr SAVINGS BANK,

- New IoRK, ,'ar. IOlh. 1852
TIP DErOsTTORs ARE HHRKBY NOTIFIED
that interest, At tie rate ~ g. ~ cent. per
mum, on all sums Of Ave dos-- aud upwsrJi, ana
not exceeding Eve hundred dollars, AMI four per
cent. per annum on all sums Ave hundred dOi.
lars, which have been deposited 81 least three
months previous 10 the lE nst viii be allowed "
the deposltors pNysble on and amer Monday, ,ae
goth inst, In accordance with the rrovsiu.s of the
by-lsws. Al Interest no, called hf will remain
piiEcipsb Ard draw Interest acc rdngiy from Is,
inst.
This Bank is orc1 ~ business daily from 10 h
c'ci'k, and Monday, wcdut sisy, aud Friday
evenings, FROM ? IT, O'Clock, ~ No $50 Bovery ny
order oi the Trustees.
THOMAS JFRFMtSU, President.
@. II. CoGersrNLL, Secretary. ji0 6'lOt
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n ,ADIES-TIIlS IS THE SEASON FOR
Balls, Parties, &c, Hll If y.l would adj to
our charm+ You should . ueg. H, x"tt,I, bot
ke OF the BALM OF WHITE LILLlEs-@Aich,
II n preserving and betntGiIg t'e ,.Ml .eN ~ and
4 radicating pimplcS, hlotghes, tar, siluMRn, &c,
ON the skin stands uuriV4iod-lt Is warranted tD
~ treo from all injurious lnyredc,ts and gIu not
iSfm the sam Of the youngest ulG.t. II i4 nicely
Sriumed, aud Is sold nt the extremely lw price y
lWENIf-flNE CENTS per botte. T. ba had at
~ SGuth Second -, W.-luusagrla, and ut 81
Eighth ave, New York. "a g+trS,G
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EmPI.OYMENT-FemaIes.

hNLY FOR 80 CTS-LADlEs LEARNED
Y L. op,r.te 10. wheeler tx Wt.,.u's sewing mi.
noe H. all Us Lrmco, AID ro ucuinr~, or AL
IDS 4 worl. aso l,ios taught at their own resi-
klces. Apply 4g2 Tenth ave, ueu ils'st ~ tht
\ u ,tore' i,i5 s'lps
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HATS
- stylish hat adds greatly 10 = rersons Ap-
k1LIhoe: kpI,1e: The handsomest hat now made "a At
pnAkE'S Bowery just received, and now manu-
'uAh ever imported. d2O 24aeslOd
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CErTNwIrU SAVINGS RANK

CRrTNwICU SAVINGS BANK
VI !. sixth a.cu.c, or ~ Wavrry place,
January Interest fpr i,62.
Th' II sri o. Trustees have ordered Interest 10 bs
paid To dcpo~it1r, Ut the rate of I've Per cent per
anuum, ou all sums Of Eve hundrei dOlsB and
under, that may lC entitled thereto. and togr per
cent ct Snnuln on al sums Eve hundred dol
lars tst may he cnttlci thereto pay bie 81 the Bank
during bark hours on and amer
January 2Otr l-6l.
Interest not drawn VIII be- placed 10 the credit q
depu-itur-, ~ principal, and draw interest.
Tie B,Il. is open daily, from IL o,ldck u. m. t.-
Ill O'Clock J.. In, aud on M1nlbys Weine-i,ys
and Fridays from o h. o'clock y. m.
n A. CtsINAN Pre-id ent .
WASHINGTON n VERMlLYE, I ,..,..s..
join IlCKERSDA. o''N""''
lac 1919
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IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTIOS-NO. ss
trtUn ~. Dot. .-It, u.HIt .u uf .,'ofr tie 10Th
dag o' Jpruary vii dr~ ,Htcrr ff,fa the first
Interest AT we'd Il the rate ui per cent on sums
from ~ e. fhno, ant per cent ON sums over
that gnouu, Open d,'v from 10 A. N. l. - Z N
A.s' ON MONDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY
evening", FROM - Pm.
JOHN CAsTRII, Prest.
WV NJ PULLS, / Yics
VANDERBILT l.. BUXTON, Sec'y. die 9ttc'isS
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AI,TlCLLs FOI, SALE.

CANARY BIRDS FOR SALE--LONG Breed,
- b. purs - single, t. H.lt pIrh hvcrs. Apply Il
" GrcruNl.' or, u tue rcrr, bctv'cu II uuuud
AM Bank Ns, \ Y JdJ 2hp'la2
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FOR SALE-i0o ACRES PLAIN LAND
ner the Long Island r. n, within As miles Of
New f,ik Guy, va! De so great Bargain. For
Wal 4, d2s 2Iae'loa
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Sd O6 CHEAPEST BOARD IN NEW
~1' Iurk-liye gu'u.4 vita r. i b.ar,l,
" 70 to ~ a week and upwards lpiiel and iumi.
n 'ssuited less than auy uther house nice wurm
7Ilors' with pianos, & LispeuNrl, near Broadway
ma Ctm watchmun all night aud llIlut-
cap ior mHrried and single persons 10 24ac'I99
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ryTGG NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TAUGHT

NV lht hAOhlNtS tS-lAl'4ip lhNNhi
r. operate on Singers ana Wheeler q Wilson'S
wing machines, Ly an old exTer onced tescnor
|ac,ics III. perfect or IN itary work, AMI other
ltk, Gni recommended - shops after learning
m 81 I. 81 o. at 81 staaion 81, rear Allen, rtl.
e d yelling. l,iS 94as'l2o
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GOOD BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR
" sac-TLe corner store, house and lot No 43
Grand II corner Of Second, wilamsburgh. In-
quire on the premises. d31 24ac'llO
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REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE CHEAP, AND ON EASY
4 t'rms-seycral story brick -t1res and houses
IN Van Brunt st. Bru"k.yn, near the Atlantic Dock,
a. from Sl,5UO On fB,UpU eacE. AMY /, T. n
KELLOGG, gU Beaver Z. Iv42Ip.'i22
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1.-THE CHEAPEST AND BEST

WANTED ORR YOUNG LADIES TO
board and educate flr teachers, On moderate