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tBY TELEGRAPH SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
Rebel Account of the First Days Fight
at Pittsburg Landing,


BALTIMORE, April 12.-The Richmond
Wing OF April Sih, contains rebel dispatches
in reference to the blttle of Tennessee river,
all dated the 9th, and giving an account of
Sundays fight only. The following is copy
Of dispatch from Bea uregarl -
BATTLE OF SHIToH, April 6, via Corinih
and Chattanooga - Gcn. S. Copper, Adjutant
General: We this morning attacked the enemy
IN strong position i'll front OF Pittsburg
Landing, and after severe battle of ten hours
gained a com ete victory, driving the en-, my
from every position. Loss on both sides
heavy, including our commandment chief, Al.
bert Sydney Johnston, who fell calamity lead
ing his troops into the thickest OF the fight
(Signed) G. II. BEAuREGARD.
General Commanding"
mobile, March Especial dispatches 10
the Advertiser and Register, dated Cornth
yesterday afternoon say that TIE battle con-
tinues fierce and furious, the enemy stubborn
ly resisting their fate, willie the southrons
continued to press them with resstess deter
minatiOn, slowly but surely backward. Loss
is heavy, but our men are in good spirits, and
are thoroughly warmed up to the work in
hand All fight well, but the Alabama, Mis-
siSsippi and Louisiana regiments di- play great
gallantry. The tweniy-Erst Alabama covered
themselves with glory. This regiment cap
tured two batteries. The eighteenth Louis.
lana regiment OF regulars took Il battery
Gen. BnShrod johnson, one Of the fort Donel-
son prisoners, who subsequently escaped, is
wounded.
".Sundoy Night The enemy are in full re.
treat the coniederates in hot pursuit. | write
from the eneTy's camp, on federal paper.
Large numbers of prisoners have been taken,
and we expect to capture the greater part OF
the federal army. We are driving them back
on the river, aud shall kill or capture the en-
tire army. The battle is still raging with ter
rble fury. We have captured Gen. Prentiss
aud a large humber of officers. Gen Albert
Sydn"y Johnston fell at half past two O'Clock
One OF his legs was torn by shell, and a
MIME ball struck him in the body. He died
while CALAMITY and VIGOROUSLY leading our
troops. Gen Beauregard now commands the
army. He says this is second Manassas
fight Gen. Buell. was moi III lime to take part
in the action. Gen. Grant is in command of
the federal forces"
MEMPHIS, April IA dispatch from Cor
inth, dated yesterday SUNDAY, J say that the
great battle commenced at daylight this morn
ing The battle was a very severe one, aud
the loss on both sides is heavy.
at is reported that our forces are fighting
BueIlto day, Monday"
There is 60 account in the paper of Mon
days battle, in which the rebels were 30 COM
pletely routed.
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Further Account of the Second Visit of
the Merrimac.

Fort MONROE, April 11-When the Mer-
rimac made her second appearance the alarm
gun was fired and tine docks, beach, and ram
parts of the fortress were crowded with spec
tatOrs. The Merrimac, after showing Eerself
beyond Sewall's Point, appearing to be COM
ing this way, soon turned towards James riv-
er, followed by the jamestown, Yorktown,
Raleigh, and TeaZer arriving at point mid
way between Sewali's Point and Newport
News, and near the French vessels Gassendi
and Catinet, and the English vessel RIualdo
The whole fleet stopped while the james,
town, followed at some distance by tue York.
town and a smal1ug, continued on her course.
Her intention was not at first pert eiyed but as
she came around, leaving Newport News on
her lett, it was seen that her Object was to cap
ture two briggs and schooner anchored near
the shore, about two miles from the point.
This was done without the slightest difficulty
aud with the assistance of the tug the tire
prizes were taken off under the rebel FLAG,
The affair occupied less than hall an hour,
when the jamestown having reformed the
iitet she towed the prizes to CrRney Island.
Alarmed at this bold dash, a number of
schOoners in the upper harh0r sailed.
The briggs captured are the Sabao, of Pr0vi-
dence, X. l., aud the Marcns, OF Stockton,
e.r-the former loaded with hay on private
account and the latter chartered by govern
ment, nut unloaded. Their captains escaped
in small boats, with four OF the crew of the
Marcus. Two men were lett on board the
latter, and six Oh the former, who made no eff.
fort to escape. The name of the schooner
captured was the Emily, from Washington,
with suffers stores. The crew OF the vessel
were also captured. The schooner Harmony,
used as water boat by government contract
oIs, was laying alongside OF one of the French
vessels Of war, and taken under the protection
OF the French flag, aud thus escaped capture.
Tie jamestown returned from Craney
Island at three O'Clock. Not shot was fired
until four o'clock, when the Merrimac fired
three shots in the direction of Hampton Creek.
The Naugatuck and Octorara lying in that
vicinity, replied with number of shots which
fell near the rebel fleet. The rebel fleet EN-.
braced six gunboats besides the Merrimac,
including the tour named above The whole
fleet, led by the Merrimac, then returned to
Elizabeth river. A passenger steamboat filled
VITA spectators, came out of Elizabeth river
in the afternoon, aud number of small sail
boats could be seen through the day Oft Sew
al's Point.
1t is believed that the Merrimac has been
assigned position at the mouth OF James
river as tloating battery Tor the protection
OF the right flank Of the rebel army.
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CITY AND COUNTY.

The annual meeting of the Worcester Lyce
UNI and Library Association was held on Sat
urday evening. The lecture committee re,
ported that the course OF last season had
proved successful. The treasurers report
shows that the net receipts during the past
year, including the balance on hand, were
s429 81. The expenditures, including do
nation to the Natural History society, sos 90;
leaving balance on hand Of S22l 3d. The
following gentlemen were elected as officers
OF the association for The ensuing year:
President-Geo. T. Hoar.
Vice President-EdWard Earle.
SecretaTy-A. Mcfarland Davis.
Trustees-T. w. Higginson, Jas. G Arnold, Nathl
Paine, DR.. Geo Chandler, Edward Mellen, Jr.
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repulsed. One of the foraging party died
from exposure during the storm.
The cavalry OF Gen. Banks occupied War
renton yesterday, the rebels abandoning Tie
place thoul firing gun. But few OF the in
haoitants remain. Wheat is several inches
high and the grass is considerably advanced
in growth. The farmers appear To have bt en-
but little molesled; they are pursuing their
avocations, and are apparently for the Union.
A rehel captured yesterday by some OF Gen
Banks men had urom his person bowie
knife belonging 10 one Of our pTvates, who,
with three others, weEe missed few days
since, and doubtless either taken prisoners or
shot. The mountains are covered with snow
to the depth OF several inches
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MILITARY Arpo1SrMExrs-Last saturda,

MILITARY APPOINTMENTS Last Saturday
the governor issued commissions as follows:
Charles Ii. Sanborn, OF Boston, captain, LIE.
vi G. Bracket OF Boston, second lieutenant
18th regiment. WIN. Guild Hewins of Bos-
ton, first lieutenant; John Edwin Bird, first
lieutenant VIM. NJ. Ingraham OF New Bed
ford, second lieutenant; Charles L. Pray Of
Quincy, second lieutenant, all in the 18th reg
iment. Josiah Pickett, major, in the 25th
regiment. Francis E. Goodwin. captain, NIer.
rift b. Bessey, first lieutenant, Thomas Earle,
second lieutenant of company a, in the 25th
regiment. Thomas j. Pausand, formerly
sergeant, and taken prisoner at Balls Bluff, J
| of Beverly, second lieutenant; Anton HRS.
chauer of Boston, second lieutenant 10Th.
John L. Noyes of Lowell has been commits
stoned captain in the 26th regiment, in place
of Andrew Blood, resigned.
The following commissions were issued last
week Nathaniel T. Messer, first lieutenant,
10Th regiment volunteers. Hiram B. Banks
OF Waltham, second lieutenant, 10th this is a
brother Of Capt. Gardner II. Banks Co H,
same regiment. Joseph c. BatcheIder of
Templeton, assistant surgeon, 10th, .. w.
Holmes, Jr., OF Boston, captain. 20!h, vice
Beckwith, resigned August Muller, first
lieutenant, 10Th.
On Friday, Edw. D. Lee Of Templeton
was commissioned second lieutenant in the
Massachusetts 9th, vice Lieut.. Lawton, killed
at Newbern.
We understand that Thomas Earle COM
missioned second lieutenant in company A,
tweny.tifth regiment, is TO be detailed to SUI
perintend the recruiting for that regiment.
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In order to afford all opportunity of witness.
ing the progress of the present war, the proprie-
tors have determined to prOlong their stay in our
city for three days-Monday, Tuesday and Wednes.
day-aiternoons and evenings. The liberal patron.
age already bestowed during the past week by the
citizens of Worcester upon this excellent exhibition
has induced these gentlemen to place it in the power
OF all to pay visit to the most exciting as well 30
interesting entertainment offered for public in.
spection in this city
These beautiful paintings, combined with Russels
effective songs and impressive descriptions are sure
to draw large audiences and the same success which
has marked these representations during the past
week, will be assuredly repeated during the next
three days.
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$4,000 Spectators,

This being its INST exhibition in this city tho propre-
os Woulu MORN the citizens of Wore that they
latend exhibiting 1t every afternoon evening tur one
week' relying upon its intrinsic merits to create the
SAME enthusiastic patr mage which ITS stay i'm any other
city has never failed to pro uue IN addition to Tho
scenes an amusing aud Instructive lecture with
several fatnoilc SOnts arc given by Mr. GEORGE IL,
RUSSELL the whole enterta nmcnt forming one ul the
m 81 interesting and exciting public exhibitions ever OF
lSrtu public notice. The mod, rate price of adms-
SION Fltesn Ccnts,) placing it in the power OF all
to " illness these exciting sceues.
Grand Matinee tor schools will he given on Wedpes
day anu saturday Afternoon. dtf ma
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-14

We have received copy of the report of
attorney general Foster to the legislature on
the subject of the Troy and Greenfield railroad
company. The report was made in compG-
ance with an order of the legislature request.
ing him TO communicate to the two houses a
statement of the existing laws in regard 10 this
enterprise, of the legal relation Leiwcen the
corporation and the commonwealth, and OF the
bearing Of the act now before the legislature.
The report gives a clear and effective state
meEt Of the whole matter, such as was very
much needed and those members of the leg.
islsture who read it carefully will know pre-
cisely what they do when they vote on the
question Of passing the bill now under consid.
| Grafton.
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BoLToN.-In Bolton, on the 9th inst, man
named Haywood, aged IA years, was found
dead under tree, with bruises on his face and
head He had been engaged in trimming the
tree, and it is supposed that large limb must
have struck him upon the head and caused
his doth.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-14

The London Dial, received by the last
steamer, has sonnet to president Lincoln
on his emancipation message:
Lincoln! thy message has goody sound
It laIis upon the waiting. listening ear
Like cal-bell ringing, through the night air clear
Preluding peal hich shakes the welkin round;
Or like tie jubilant notes OF coming spiing,
PreSaging all the su mers beauteous flowers;
Or like the dropping OF those gentle showers
Beneath whose cooling fall the parched lands sing
y, may no discord jar the swelling strain
No biting frost destroy the budding spray;
No swelling flood the audmal Ks tear away:
But Unison. and Love, and quiet, reign;
And may the God thou ownest bless thy deed;
And cause that smiling peace may bloody strife
succeed
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FROM GEN. HANKS, OOLUMN.

EDlNGBURG, Va, April 1.-THE bridge
across Cedar Creek at this place is completed
a private Of tile 27th Indiana regiment was
shot while on picket duty this morning by the
robels To-day ioraging party was attacked
by Ashby's cavalry, forty strong, who were
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EHperienee teaches us that delieacy prevents many
females from applying for the means to alleviate sinner
Ing and save life That objection Is .byated In tbe
sir James clarkes Pills, prepared after the prescrp
ion OF srJames Clarke Physician to the Queen of Eng
lahu "nu wen known to be the only and sue remedy
They can be sent In a bottle containing so ns ns, ,ro
by enelo ing 81 and postage stamps to any agent.
sold by BUSH CO., and all Druggists
rlS deodtYc,,y
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EntchelOr's Hair Dye, THE BEST IN ruF wopIn
w. A. Bachelors splendid Hair Dye is the Origiqal and
only Reliable and Harmless Hair Dye known Instan
tanianeou ns effects does stain the skin invio
CRATES the hair for life Be careful and use none otbe,
than the genuine signed each side of every bo,
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR. Sold by all respectable Drug
sists ana Fancy Goods Stores ever where Manufse
tory No. 81 barclay street. date l6 Bond street. and 23
Broadway, New York dkwlv 90,
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AT the Academy of Fine Arts may. to-day
be seen large oil painting, winch will be de-
livered to the owner this evening. Card pho
tographs will be sold there this week at ten
rrntn EACH
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-14

The friends of the late John C, Jaques are
respectfully invited to attend his funeral, this
morning, at eleven o'clock, at his late resi-
denGe, No. q Wellington street
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a. see g woman; N another column, picking Sanbuc
~ 'peIr VINE u admirable article used
y u'srhhu ny the FIRST class families In PARIS Lon
New otk, IN preference TO old polt vine II
ielB JsndIr 'a''''u0'''"'
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MIHS n ibee takes this public method Of informing
Mer trends ana patrons thar her huOl Go WarrcH
bloGk yea Stctt) will, the fist % Nav pass in
10 the hunls Of Miss EMMA IAGGAKr, well known
rs eather o! Public sch vols H. this city She trusts
nh me at ohaee so eeerOu Is bestowed on her for the
laSi hteeu years viii be extended t. her successor
MONDAY, Nav IL. Ii,y ''i -, -
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OxEoRD.-Mrs. Seth Daniels of Oxford,
while returning to her home, on the 9Th inst.
slipped on some ice, and fell. dislocatng her
hip bone.
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0ttu advertisements.
PEARsoN's GRAND HIST0P7c

pEARSON'S GRAND HISTORIC
MIRROR OF THE wAR
WILL EXHIBIT THREE DAYS LON.
GER AT HORTICULTURAL HAIL
MONDAY, TUESDAY, AND WEDNrS.
DAY EVENINGS AND AFTERNOONS.
NONE SHOULD FAII. TO Fay WIS.
II TO TIE EXHIBITION nUuvxo
THE LAST THREE DAYS OF IRIS
STAY IN THIS CITY,
apl4 DIT
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WEBsTEn.-JoSeph Davis of Webster, an
elderly man, made mis- step on the ice, last
Friday, fell, and disIocated bis hip quite
badly.
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DIR. DUPONCU'S GOLDEN PERIOnICAT Pills
FOR FEMALES.
lniallDe IN correcting regulating and removing all oh
structlos from whatever cause and ALWAYS IN
a preventive 7s'"
The combination Of ingredients the Sc PILLS arc ner
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on an extensive practice Of tity ye4rs and where
the dir ctOs have been strictly followed they have
eral 10 correct all irregularities. They relieve
tul ana difficult MenstruatiOn, particularly at the
change OF te). They will cure the Whites and remove
all DISTRACTIONS arising from colds, exposure or any
eause and may be used ccesSfully as "A preventive
Females peculiarly situated, those surprising them
selves So are cautioned against using these Fills while
IN Lhat condition. lest they invite miscarriage
proprietor assumes no responsibility after this admon-
ton although their mldness would prevent any mischief
10 heath; UtlerW Use the Pills recommended. Full
ana explicit directions accompany each box. Price ST.
sold in Worcester. Mass, by the 70 lowing druggists
DAVID SCOTT, 25l Main street, JAMES GREEN, III
5la1 street, and w. II. GOULDING. I40 Main ST. La,
dies, by sending by 81 either OTfhe' AGENTS
through the WOrc6ster"Post Office can have the pills
sent colndentN) 10y mail, to any part OF the county,
tree OF postage. Sold also by 4. A. E1Urdet Clinton
A 5. q. BAR, Warren. b. II DeLahd, North brook
Held and $. O. Henry, WestbOrO and by one Druggist
IN every village and city in the United States and BY
ID; Howe, sole Proprietor, New York
\ b beware OF Counerfeits. Buy no Golden Pills
OF &lJ Kind unless the box is signed s. ID Howe All
Others are base imposition and unsafe therefore as Won
value your life and health Ito say uothiHl of being hum
plugged out Of your money! buy on, of those who show
the signature of d. Howe every box which has
recently been added account of the Pills beinp c. un
terleited dlOm dog
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PROF. DUNN's LECTURE ON CnEMIsTRrs have been post
porcd until further notice.
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Iht Confessions and Experience Of AN In.
Vaid-Publishcd for the benefit ana as a warn ms and
acauuon to Young men who suffer from Nervous Debil
Nv PREMATURE Decay, &c; supplying the same time
tle means Of self care BY who has cured himself
after being nut to great through medical mpo-
siton andquackerv BY enclosing paid addressed
emve9pe SINGLE COPIES be had OF the author Ma
n Y dEytv ' ''7' Ma
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see that those who receive il do not bury il
in the earth.
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smiths Curative Cleansing COir-,.und.-A
superior remedy for Headache, Barns Sore Lips Bowel
Complaints Cankcr, Piles. Sore Throat, &c. &c For
sale BY BUSH co, "a Front street BY the dozen OF
single bottle at manufacturers prices decd y3O
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-04-14

| ,OST-A Gold u ashtd Silver Plate.
a tratng part of the Altar Service Of st Anne ;
Gnu en- IS lost At noon on Suntay. April 49, between
the Catloc Church ON EN- lie street ana the Catholic
Church in asst Worcester III finder will be rewarded
by leaving the same at the house of Rev 70 LK
% Shrewsbury street, East Worcester next door TO ST.
Anne's Church. dNNTh anIA
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7. the oinzens of Iynrcn.1r..

me pronrctols OF the Historic Mirror of the War,
INV III eAOllol al horticultural Hall deem il ner,s
slly 10 INFORM tile public mat effort has been
60 70 secure accurate and trUtht sketches Of ali the
principal events and incidents Of go WV
THIS GREAT REBFLLION.
Mcss,s. Pearson, the ell known Artists of \ e N-or
assisted by several of the leading artists of the day
nave succeeded IN representing canvas the great Ills
tprca events OF the times at very iarpe ev
they have plaeed before the public not oniy mast cor
Iect ana irpthiul representation Of tne,e exciting
scenes, but Dy all pronounced, in every respect
WORK OF Art
The unseemly daubs hich are renerallv nrolucod r
pubic Inspection unucr the naIe I'anoramas have
III eIea measure shaken the confidence OF the p, ope
consequently, when merituruus work is offered ia
their notice 1t Is frequently condemned without ben !
seen Is necessary, tht retOre il furm ali Glasses
that this Panorama has met with the most unhouned
success, having been exhibited within the past few
months to no less than " i'' ~"
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s EYE AND EAR.-Fgpecial at

i$MSS tention given to diseases Of the Eve and Ear
e. ny W. K. CAKES N D., Oculist and AuriSt
- rom London iaving hat more than twenty
years experience III the treatment of those dele or
sas ne can NJ once assure all persons who suffering
ailN haladN affecting the ear, also Catarrhal
diseases OF the Throat and Wndpipe, speedy or
parts has not taken place Testimony OF hundreds Of
cases can be seen at his Office No. Maple street near
NAM street. W forester, II ON a. 10 NJ on Mon
Dhl. IUESDAf, and WEDNESDAY of every suisse
quent week, to commence April a. 1852 Consultation
satls anu charges Tor treatment always moderate Tor
N"7u. ~ hunDuGi call anu see diff aulO
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The market business will he continued by TIIaS w
DAVIS AT the Old stand All bills due the concern must
be ad ON or before the 10Th inst tncv will he left ol.
collection Payment may be made either Of the above
named partners. diff anil
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Mime. De1norest,
MRS. W F. DEARBORN takes this occasion IN In
form her fri nds and the puoc that she has taken rooms
at No. 40 Front st cet ior
DRESS. MAKING
in NIL its branches Also particular attention Maid +a
Cutting And Making Ch'ldrens Clothes She vii be
happy 10 meet her old Customers all who may favor
her with patronage. Her PAST experience and present
accommodations, warrant her in saying that all work
EN- rus ed to her will be executed in the most thorough
anu ar lStic manner, and with especial 'ispatch
Constantly for sale tue lar and rlrhe>t assortment
OF Patterns of the LATEST NEW YORK Fashions ever
offered in This city. ~
aides from ont of town can depend upon having work
done at all times, without delay. df ans
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a letter from the army OF the southwest, in
the Cincinnati Commercial, says that Gen
Siegel has been confined to his bed ever since
4. the great battle. For five days and nights lie
was almost constantly in the saddle, and dur.
ing this time scarcely slept at all. lie is not
yet able to SIT up, but is slowly recovering.
lie will leave for ST. Louis to recruit his
health as soon as his strength will permit tie
journey.
Gen. Scott upon hearing of the battle of
PittsbuTg Landing, is reported to have said
that no more field encounters between large
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THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore ex-
a isti"g under The name of A. TEASLEE Il co ia
this day dissolved Ivy mutual consent "
A. PEASLFF.
Worcester, April |, 1862 80
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%. +. lEaFriE, Dentist. I5S Main street oppasite
the new Mechanics Hall Building. az
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CInHIn is making Gard Photographs uncoualled In
this country. Give him call DIFF mv2
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Quarterly Ellis for Il priI Ist at BARNARD
81 iNfit, u co are now ready settlement. An
carly settlement is requested dtf apl
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Adams Gallery, 233 ATnIn Street is nox
VPvhlOI the IeCeptlOh on the puDIlc. DIFF dzl
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Esrs. Miller d. Chamberlain, tPeD.Ists- IA,
Main street an ' S'' tfA
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AEOr~e blankets and Army HInnLets.-
Those in want had better call on j. NJ. FOLLA NSBEE
mob Washington Square, before purchasing. dtiol9