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Belle Boyd Turned UP Again.
THE CASUAL TIES.

FORTRESS MoNRos, May ~, 1884.
The following is list Of wounded brought TO the Hamp
ton Hospital yesterday, the steamers Monitor and E
press who principally In the engagement Of Tues
day tho turnpike, between Petersburg and Rich.
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The world moves. New wonders and discoveries ayo
being thRt will eories snA
upset all by-cone teachings. broadway has
q discovered and applied prine pie
factre OF Truss lat overcones az ohcc bereofore
made and comfort nnd persons
the dangerous disease of hernia
hnned excaming to their ssncaea iiy
the world moves and WHITES PATENT LEVER TRUsA
Is certainly curing hernia and rupture by the hundreds 90
and he invention - An exDerenced surgeon and
Lady attendant are on hand Pamphlets mailed evsry-
Obtained only Of GREGORY a co, scn broadway
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br'sk SissF@ishing with the Enemy
fesei Ad,oission that General Lee IL
Wuun,iSS. sNr.
BERMUDA HUNDRED. May II,
Wa rrarss MONROE May l3--o p. NJ.
hseayisM tns pornng the rear guard advanced Al
sgntA ,enega Butler and star left the old head
.us.te,s a. zen A. The whole force was Ia the d.
rs,;soa o. tho Petersburg and Richmond Railroad.
At noon the enemy discovered intrcnched The
Ienth New Hampshire charged and drove tho enemy
from his ntrenchments. There skrmishiug all tho
afternoon right. There general engage
mont Numbers Of rebels captured, including
colonel
There has been no fighting the left.
The officers and men are In good spirits.
The Petersburg Express Of tho 1ith inst saysGene.
raj Lee is in Richmond. wounded" The telegraph lines
between Petersburg and Richmond have been
days, az we'll as tho rair I'D.
,eamster was shot dead this morning by guerilla,
three miles from Bermuda Hundred.
Belle Boyd Turned UP Again.
FoRrRKss MoSRoE May IS, 1894
The noted Belle Boyd is the blockade runner Grey.
hound, now In Hampton Roads.
The body OF Captain Phean OF tho gunbont Shawsheen
found floating in the James river yesterday alter
snot through the head At the time the desruc.
tion Of the boat he swan ashore.
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Bad Breash.-t1ow Many Lovcrs 20
has nan friends for eyer par,e eT-cs
. radical cure use the BALM OF THOUSAND FLOWkR1
as dentr1cc night and morning II also beautiGes TIE
sompe Price so cents Tor sale by all druggists
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aimed only of GREGORY CO. 600 proadway

Ask for tho Vtnntgrc de Toilette OF ths
Hocieie Hygenque OF New Ynrk.-Hv1nisie
sanitary Price IS cents and 81 5 Bold nearly whers
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preasrvativs
and W ig Depot wholesale and rca-No. Astor House
Tho dye applied by skiifal artists
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An Old and Wei Tried Remedy.

MRS. wIssLows SOOTHING SYRUP. for chndres
teehing has stood tho test thirty years Millions -
mothers testify that Is reliable and perfectly safe In
all Relieves the child from pain. softens the gums
regulates the bowels gives infant troubled with collie
palms. quiet sleep and its parents unbroken rest Pcs
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he Turf.

UNION CoUOsE, l.. I.--TR0TrINa.
FRIDAY, May 49, purse and stake Sl75, milo hoats best
three in lvo, TO wagons.
". Woodruff entered br & Dexter.
7. Cregan entered s. m Dady Collins .......... dr..
n. Pficr cn'croa b. IN. Irish Maid ............ dr.
Owner entered IN. Lady Ellen. ...............d DIR.
1me 2s36L--2'3g.
trot for n sweep stakes Will come or this afternoon
at the above track tolr horses will start.
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CURED.

CATARRU OF TuE TyMpASIC MUCOUS
MEMBRANE OBSrRUTfCONH or THR
EUsTACHIAN TUBE
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Alarming Gases Of Headache. Tooth.
ache Neuralgia and Catarrh cured By rsng WOLC0TT9
Instant Pain Annhliaor. Sold everywhere.
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Bank. Omco and Counter Ratings, 81
wire and cast iron CHASE X CO., S2f Broadway.
opposite Ct Nicholas Hotel
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Beautiful Com y lex ion .--f..trd's 81 ooye
OF Youth supsses everything for preserving and beaufv
ing the Complexion and Skin. No 453 broadway, aud ~
drtpp alta ary ~
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DIR. MarshRtps CaGnrsh Snum IL eAo
remedy known for catarh and ali diseases caused bys
cold the head II opens and out all obstructoo
the glands and healthy action 70 -
o arts affected. Sold by all drugg sta
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oronuly re Table fragrant durable and TO bs economy
sixty per white camphor or brown crnes
camphor The right manufacture Cedar Cam phor ~
longs exclusively To HARRIS & CHAPMAN, Boston Sos4
by drr gg sis. town and country.
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PHHADxLrHA, May ls-6P.M n
There rumor 10 this city that the distractions In
the James river have heea removed, and that iron.
CLAD az aivancfn2 Riihmond This report Ia not
cor rtaei BIT Il rather opposition the uews re
oe veu frosa otLer ieiab!e sources.
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Ihs step snsotusy sockadss ths rsbsi iroucads and
prevents them from oomsug out TO make "a attack
Our whole force moved at four o'clock this morning.
and probably are engaging the enemy at this Time.
Ono hundred and seventy rebel prisoners, including
three officers brought last night taken In the
recent engagemsnts Petersburg. They will be for
warded to Pon, Lookout tonight.
Brigadier General GeorgeJ stannard and Lieutenant
G. W Hooker aid ds-camp. arrived hee and left for the
'front.' yesterday. II Is expected that Stannard will com
mand division under Major General Smith.
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@Buy Me and TN Do You Good"


dice costiveness liver complaint humors INDIGESTION dys
pepsia pie, dizzincss headache drowsness and ali do
eases arising disordcred s.omach torpid liver anl
bad blood to which AL snbe In spring AM
by all dealers in medicine Price 26 80 and 10 cents botts
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Prrzss Casncd In All LevaIizcd r.cstc-
,ias and Information givevL 9AILA0EfER BENJAMIN,
prokers $40 Chestnut sfoct,s Philadelphia.
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Corns. Bunions, Inverted Nails, En~
Iarved Joints and the Feet cured without pain
or incon venence to the patient by DR.. ZACuARTE 5uR
geon Chiropodist. 7Sb Broadway.
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Address 80 sprpssers.
POLLAK a SON. Meerschann Mar rae,urr-s
002 Broadway Fourth street, and
s57 Broome street, near the Bower.
Every article stamped with our name and warrAnts4
genuine.
Pires cut 10 order and repaired.
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TcAnnrs Tirc and Burglar rroof
Safes asa Sisbssri and Parior Safes for pasc
.. Is Murray street corner OF College place.
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sprirg Overcoats. sla nni eIA VAL. s -.
a., r... a ~ sl2 Fancy Psnts ani Vests, $l3 IN ia
ms nsrrs rtnci CLARKE liz and ia Willian MveeS
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Dr.. NInrahnll,a CnGnrah

Dca fness, CatRrrh, and all Diseases 81
Throat and Air Passages successfully toa<ed "
d RS LIGHTffILIs 81 st. Marks place.
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ahi aen f"9s 0mpstnt radically atred bv asus
ahllkS PAEEAr LRN kR TKIJsS
Instrument v entirely different both in prncp,s ana
sc'on from ~ othersin II lisht clean an essv.
90 pre.slre % he bacs o. card afe trongsv
Or ~ ne-i.1 ~ tle wearcr BY simply turaina
screw " = ~ positiyey rAnphlpta
WHITES PArESr LEVER sUPPOpTER
II the bost supporter made II has ufunR aas,Ainfrs
~e
RUDDTcK's SHOULDER BRACE
article for those iar,insi :. ,v.gx
and m.iitary men. Pamphe free.
GREGORY 4 co saa Broadva,
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wupEsFR WILSON'S Hirhcs, PrsmIasn L. =
Sewing Msohsnss removal to G4 BsoAdw
uonat an nd Bleecxer streets ~ &A~~
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Evuptfons, S'rs-kics, Psmpics, Tan.
Sunburn Fie.h arm, al skin Deformiies cirei b
GoURAUDs italian Mciicssei Soap Al his depot No. -
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CROSS EYE sTRAIGHTENED IN oNR MINUTE
And disease Of the Eve and Kar requiring easT
medical surgical aid attended to BY Dr. Won EiSBH
BERG, at his consulting rooms, Bio Broadway, nsas
Twelfth street
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women
public meeting viii be held the Coopsr Union on
Mon lay Mag b. a. O'Clock 4. 81 The ices OF the eet
Ing TO call the attention OF tho in cted
upon .ae this crisis By the purchase
OF IN nred luxurics -uch silks veycis eweiry
feathers mirrors anH OBJ ,ects OF vu and 10
their the proprey of abant1g from such
atces o. foreign manla Dt present unhappy
crss shall have passed
IL is not proposed to the Of
articles necessary for comfolt but simply that the
named uy whose import the necessity
of sending amounts of gold the country
shcyld the 10 be OF daily
purchase and that gold should be retained at home
strengthen own government EiscwacTe ths move
been already suggested. Women who DO
voted themselves the erv ce of their country defenders
paused 10 the mis1 OF labor a.iig Ia
there to be done and they have taught
that nghtcr help than they have yet given may he
rendered by self denial in ador1ug Can
right thinking patriotic oman hesitate make patry
Asasrfhcef
Tho Executive COMMITTEES OF tie Metropolitan Fair have
the initiative in this seTnept and
fully persuaded of its utny aud forward
their power they call upon the NJ
New show their patriotism by go, this
fng listening the Statistics which viii there gwen. al
learning they doing by yielding the
Sancc o. te times nd the duty In regard g H. Several
opportunity will bc given To all who wiling Join
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j Thompson, nth Pa cav
J Sego, 18th Pa cav
A Weaver, lith Pa cav
j A Keller. llih Pa cav
Corp j Knox, ilth Pa cav
w NJ Stafford. | lth Pa cav
r Want, 81 N Y cav
w ktngsbnry, Sd N Y cav
J Mccarthy, Sd N Y cav
T. Knowiatn. 81 N Y cav
M Dcnnuy. Sd N Y cav
Corp w Marshall, Sd N Z cav
Nj vi I, 9TH Ia cav
A Lewis, LIST D & cav
l. June. lst ID G cav
G McDoua!d, DC cav
T Mcneil, ist ID G cav
J Marou. lst ID q cav
q Andrews. 1ith Conn
G Watson. 18th Ind
r keath. 18th Ind
j Matthias, 9th Ohio
N VI Buren. gth Ne
G A Clark, 7th N n, dead
G Stebbins, 61th Dhio
J Reynolds. 9th Conn
J Rockstone, in9th ny
J Woods. 56th Pa
TT Robinson 18th Ind
Nj Boyer, 18th Ind
J Doriiy, 18th Ind
y tieistind 18th Ind
J LGudsterg, 18th Ind
W Fox, 18th Ind
RIP Mury, 18th ind
q Graham, 18th Ind
J Grav, 18th Ind
j II Muller, l3<h Ind
= Mansfield, 18th N II
w Rlackman, llth Conn
M N liza |. ist Conn art
G Burte, 7th Conn
X Thompson 7th Conn
8 X Lana. 18th Ind
VIM NJ Bowers. 18th Ind
I Borov. 18th Ind
H x Stewart. l,i9,h ny
o Flauncry, l6ptb NY
d Odcil. l59th \ \
A J Mo SO, lG3h y Y
y Sanford. lG9th N Y
Jk iiolf,ona. 9th Q
se'Gt II J ,arter; 9Th 0
q Al Salty, 9th y
j Donuhue, 6.th %
r Buruham. 9th U
Sergt Jack son. LIST - q cav
Capt J Lbbs. Sd N Y cav
Lieut. fIfidebrand Lieut.
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Gouraud's Poudrc subtitle Uprooss HGIv
from low forehesds any part OF the body Warranted =
Liz n " fa3 BrosdwAY.
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Grover a. Bakers Highest IrcmfZn
Elastic Stick Sewing Machines. 495 Broadway.
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MIR. WIN. III. stkner's DespatOh.
FORTRESS MONROE, May IL, 1894.

FORTRESS MONROE, May IL, 1894.
QUIET LINES.
Since General But lott here with his army thcre has
boon scarcely any excement except tho intense desire
the latest fron the front. Every vessel
arriving from the vicinity OF the james river coming
to ths wharf Immediately bo,rd,d by eager masses,
such be judged tue intensity Of
citemcu. existing In New York TO hear nows OF arm
operu,iorJ
GENERAL BrupR's MOVEMENTS
have thus beea OF uninterrupted successes
Every plan devised has boon carried out with prompt
and alcry by his corps Of able and experienced
brigade, division aud corps commanders The railroad
communication between Petersburg ard Richmond and
Petersburg and Weldon been irrevocaby destroyed
Thus the rebel capital been Isolated from the con
lederacy
HcsrfTAL ARRANGEMENTS
for the reception Of the sick ami wJunded ars most ex
celent. As hospital boat arrives tho patients
are sout 10 the Chesapeake and Hampton hospitals Dr.
Ely Mcclellan, Acting Medical Director at this post has
charge e all the and ded and his duties by
no means a suecure Thus Ear only very feS wounded
have arrived, a. our los have boon comparatively
light
faE EMBARGO on TRAVELLING,
Instituted by tho Secretary Of war, is very strictly
carried out. None bu; employees Of the government
and soldiers are allowed TO hero with tho mail
boats from Baltimore There are greet many people,
residents OF this place, who kept IN Baltimore a.
heavy expense unats 10 reach their homes. No.lIing
bu, an autograph from General Butler will sesure
a permt to travellers 20 reach Fortress Monroe.
ARRIVAL 4 RUNNER.
fine looking G.ydc built vessel supposed to 30 the
Young Republic, captured by tho Untcd States gnboaa
Grand Gulf. OF wilmington few days ago, arrived Ia
Hampton Roads this afternoon, aud proceeded imEae-
aate.y to Nowpocts Nows TO report to Captain Gasot
Ganseyoort ssnoir officer commanding the fect.
TIE POSTAL ARnasorsESTs
Postal arrange ments between this plase aud Gsesv,
Baers hsaiauartcrs II the bcst possible vs.''og
order Postmaster Aanscn Crane, aided by his attaches
IA accomplishing wonders The following 10 list OF the
Post O.cs clerks al this place jamcs n. Meade, O
French. Jonn Billings, A. s. Harrington, r. A. Brown
c. Choogor, r. Cobur,. A. L. Fimpton, J. W. Bsbb
Ab-.. 2ly thousand letters pass Through hes daily.
The Psess Deapatches.
ForrREss Moxror, Msy ~, 1904
Ths s,eamor Hcro with two hundred s,ok and wounded
A. /, has just arrived from Bermuda Hundred b,
this arrival the following news IL roseived:--
There was n fighting yesterday.
our epgAgsd during yesterday In thrcwns
| M 70 inrcrehnents,
Gene al lu,isr II intronchng from tho Appoiaa.tox
| 10 the. .nO river, a distance Of soms six miles,
GenssJ Beauregsvd was reinforced duviuu Tucsday
nsha By two pvgadss from Genera Losa army ~ far
| as SEA be asccrta,ned.
This sta,emeu, seems improbable unless General res
/, roally rcsrcasing from his proseut poxition.
The James river was obstsucasA ysssssday afssrnooI
py our forces rurksy Rand hy sinkng aumbor
| ..hoonaru aaA haraaN
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General DiS, Av"nia Jones, VIM. Ross
a,re aud other sugushrd persons for Photographs
at MEADE BROS ganery 2ss broadway, Yesterday.
Copfo fora raafa
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James Giium, Co. O, 1lth Conn. oai through foot.
hchssl Lg)n ilth Coma, wound Ia shoulder.
Michael Google. Co. o. liih Eonn., woaad IN shoulder.
Simon Antonio, Co. A, litn Conn. aesh woaod. arm
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,,,,. o. coMauuwers.

i,saaaY. ezra. cLAss 7ss.Msy l3. 1854
IL. G.. 20. IS, 10, 7G, 43, "a, II, rs, ~, D, 81
&C, 81.
CLASS 7i-MS Is 1861
81, gS, IA, IL, "a, AZ, Sc, 81, IL, 10, 3s, 90.
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Deafncss, Impntred SiRht,
CHRONIC CATARRH.

CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN THn
THROAT.
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Batchelors Hair Dyc-The Best I'm the
world Harmless. reliable. instantaneous The only
fectdye Sold by druggists Factory 81 Barclay
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Glass Numbers Tor Hesldences-0 0ildsd
slversd the beautiful and recherche Glass Lessp
4 TIlton Rtrcch
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Dr. Hunters once IL at No. 2 Dfy1sSsD
street, New York city He has other Office Fstabiishe1
1894 Eight He
cruptions spots the skin ulcers OF ktnds the
most poisonous incrrity or the blood fsaa all diseases
pertaining TO the organs rheunasn nc Work
Human Frairy. Nervous Debility. Early rndsrretton
Consultation gratis Hours in from NJ unt ocIo>i
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BrnXTEEInn PebbIo SFeCInCIes Hnu HyO
Prccvers strengthen and improve the sight OF Old ecA
by day and nj ,ht without pain fatigue Hghy
recommended by the medical faculty. SIMMONS,
occuiists' Olcan COY broadway opposite Bond strees
Brilliant and Powerful Day n nd Ni9h6
Double Glasses for the field opera an4
tourists use-compact portable and efficient 4 sp.cndss
Oecuisis Optcan eS9X Broadway under Laisrge HousG
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! B u T lie R!
Destruction of the Petersburg
and Richmond Railroad.
Threatened Attack Upon the
Former City and Its Object.
Several Desperate Charges Made Upon
Our Lines by tho Rebels.
How They Were Received
and Repulsed.
The Enemy Tries to Turn Our
Flanks, but Fail
Reported Reinforcement of Beaure-
gard from Lees Army.
The Citizens Of Richmond Emplov-
ed ON the Defsnces.
~,o~~,->~~oo~~~o>oo~~~
interesting Details Of Gen. Kaufz's
Cavalry Expedition.
~->~~-~~~~~~>~-~-->>>~~
Obstruction of +he James River
by Sunken Vessels.
-~~>>~~~-~~~~~-~~~---~>~.
The Rebel Iron Clasls Block
aided at Richmond,
d.. Co.. ~
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rrusscs, E,nstic stoc kinRs. &c.--Marso
GO Rat'c. Cure Truss oss only st Ne ayssey ~fss&
Al ri
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z. N. simmons - Co.-Manaaers.
GnrLsr. ExrsA CLASS s,o-May Il 1854
40, Si 80, Ia, So, "a, ~. ~. 20, 81, 62, ~. II
10, 4.
CLASS 2sg--May l3, lfk
al, SO, SIS, as, 80. 65, 2s, 10. CT, 81, ia IS.
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Lottery Ticxets Cashed - nfor IN . ten
given JosEfH BAfBS Broker II wah street. room No.
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Queen or Baauty-Whfc virgin w.
Of Antilles b~aRs,fes whrns ana preserve sns cv'ks
fon making II ssft, fair dsl,oao smoo.n ~. c2
n -, yes ~ appe iips removes pn oes Sc
ron, oosed OF mare white hence its esdssfnnAy
a.. sseurfying hs skin Aan
n'Iv ~ b, n rjxT Co I33 South Seventh ssseek
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T,uptsnr uat.-If tho Rebels Cen d
only Get glimpse or KNOWS spring style OF Hat would
eerany create intense desire 70 obtain one sna whc
oows II msb tn isten 70 reason. Tins Hat
he ciImar o. esosiencsj s.yis and nn,sh y can.o .
srpass.d should BE- rush Tor shcm ~ she
sorc corner ~ nrnaAwAv and vultsa stress = uAaurgl
rnaea
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The japanese Polish. -Evevv Lady
xto desires keep her Bshncras brRh IN kcepius va
lhe season shout NJ TO this aEicl- IT'S sssy
applied unqne siosby superior 70 any oncr osaS
M 10 USE I've ohts Ate abe principa 90 ass
era. and wholesale at ths agency, 75 William greee
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No More Gray Hstrs or Caidness.-Con-
suaiion fsse by Gs:AaDJEAN. IS years sr,Arsusss
~ 4
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Parchment Tags-B.ss Qua'tsy, ses
.h,pnne, ep,tou Sr,. at the nanufa-turer's
vICT0fx r. MAUGER, li5 Chsmbsxs sresa
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wsmes.-Purs EIderborry. Bisrhnerrys
Csrrant and Grspa Wines sapsrsr g apy imported .ss
for msdlcAna for sale by the oote cr Asss
quansues' . % I'se'" sri Il SCRIPTURE. Solo Agent
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Sancc o. tines duty regard 70 IL Several
spperssnisy i. b ali who w.s.as % Join
'h. n. ~agsrss sn.,. s D enrol their S !. scout
Mrs David Lane Mrs. dordea Bucs.
M Ts sGaT Norris sd K,ehu, Mss Il ssA''mslhorn
r.: & osssp .%,Ioa n0%an MT. MI. NsssA Ssss o. Robe '
Ms Daniel IeRoy, Mrs Z n"sns.
NJ n: Hsa i.. s.,ssa. Sslsae NJ: & Scsss''n coasnev
E: sss'r. S:s s.: s.: S:;s ys:ss;; ssiIsssi 5:s:si
.saains Counterfeit. o9 raaLoss on M WONT % sIooxfso
GEREUs remind you on Base viola, O sourse. -
Mo3ysise IN % Gs@sus like s' pr:ons IN II. psn.sn.y
because shey and no ssr sells tces)
The Word "5oxodont,"
hs creek aud aossa q ,w words s,o and oacn,,
e s's L. saS i
Psr
.ns s9s sy Il aI sEs kTck aSo sss ss:' IS
street, New Yors. 70 centa an beads.
10000 Rean,s as Paper Wanted --ssxe
s2x4s; % pouaGs. Applpas lais oace.
Murray, Eddy ~ ce.-Managsrs.
Ks,ssexr. Exna clAss sas=hay IL issA-- =,
c. 3d. H. O. To- %: !, s. 90 7o' 'S' a. o. =" o.
KxSrucxr CLASS s2s-Nay IS isss
2e, 80, "a. 80, so, Is, 81. $, 81, Sc, TO- 20.
z. n. simmons Il Co.-Ma nasers.
GuKLsx ExrRA CLASS 2g9-My \. lisa - =,
40, 81, 80, IA IS, "a, AZ. II, 65, 81, 81, 70. II,
l 10, 4.
l CLASS 2sD--May l3 lNk
l al, SO, SIS, As, 80. 65, 2s, TO- CT, 81, Ia IS.
l France. Eufs q Co.-Maaagers.
l lteRARy ExraA CLASS 7sr,May l3. 1854
1 IL, G., 30, 5S, 10, 7G, ~, a, ~, TO- ~, o. 81,
K - &C. 81
CLASS 7I-MAy Is 1861
/ 81, gs, IA. IL. "a, ~, So, 81, IL, 10, 81, 90.
| Priges Casncd In Ait LcCaIizcd r.cstc-
! roa and in nformaton giveM GALLAGHER BENJAMIN,
! iSokefs, $40 Chestnut sroct,, Philadelphia
| prtEos Csshsd ,n All Legal lotteries
j. IL 6LAITON CO., 10 Wall street. n \.
| Lottery Tic xets Cashed.- nfor IN ten
given J0sEPH BAfBS. Broker. IL waii street room NO.
At mpfing Hat.-f tho Rebels Csuio
only et glimpse Of KNoys sprns syie o. Hs. wox,a
ainy create desire 10 obtain one and who
toows might teuyt th .m 70 issen 70 r.sson inm u
NE cIImar on excslence; and hnsh cannOt ee
surpassed That there shodd Be- rush Tor them q he
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Genti~meni-I wtud BOSWELL ~ War.
NERS Co orhc for changing hair Ia beautiful brown -
tie best and more Satisfactory to my customers thss
any hair dye In ~. OBRiE.
Ladles' Hair isesser, ST.. Broaiway, New York
One app cstioo. No wash or preparation Trv ~ Hsa
will other. Depot No. 0 Dey sxset, New York
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McCieitrn md Wffh~IsteuUMhWV Ueh.
ni rnpt sureor Pbotoetsvha 81 the above and otheg
v military md thearca, eep-s for sale At sr rnA g
ma, ed 10 anv post price Is crats oaAh;
apsy colnrod Card Photsgraphs arts.cay eosSsS
Al 10 and returned post paid ZEE
RY's Book Sore 2ss Third avenue. New York.
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sng Of tho Seventh New Hampshire and sixth
and Seventh Connecticut, under command Of Colonel
Abbott, Of tbs Seventh New Hampshire hurried up the
road up position supporting Voorhees, brigade
Rockwas First Connecticut battery sent 70 the e,
and took s position open ncld, and sharp
~ engaged with great effect Tho Seventh Now Hamp-
shire depoyed on the OF the battery and the right
the Sixth Conneccut. Colonel Duryea. was placed the
Seventh Connecticut Lieutenant Colonel Rooman having
the flank After several vain sttopts TO break
line ON the right flank In which the rebels badly
handled by tho Thirteenth Indiana Colonel Dobbs and
tho Ono Hundred and sixty.ninth New York, Colonel
McConihs, they masscd tho iet flank, and charged
Asrcey on seventh New Hampshire, Lieutenant Colo
mel Henderson, and Rockwc's battery The Seventh 70.
pulsed the charge with all the seadiacss OF veterans
Three times did the rebe,s dash up with yell: but on
each occasion the nrmness Of this Seventh New HAmp.
shire ana ts excellent psacice with ito guns threw back
the rebel tide and the left from being turned and
the safety or the sntirs orco impsed. tho regiment
had acquired unfortunate reputation for bad conduct
AZ lustee Its bearing yesterday will resvs Of STAIN
II redeemed itself fully completely In the ayos OF all
During the engagement q zion Of wocdbury's bat
terry was captured by tho rebels, and rccaptured by
tho sixth Connecticut, who brought 10 IN IN safety
Tho seventh Conuecticut madc effective use OF their
spepcers and checked TOO advance Of The rebels At
several points The engagement continued for nearly
,nree hours and finally repulsei thwatoa At every
point the rebels rotirod with heavy loss n killed ana
wounded Tncy were thoroughly whipped and dishoars
ened They csms down from Richmond the night before,
did not anticipate meeting any large force Of mon On
right napk They expected TO havo captured uo0nel
Howcs force aud gained the works on our risss and
our base. Tbis nice plan failed In consequence oi
General rerrys movement. which haWened 70
be In the very nick Of time AssV the
nsht had nearly closed Amcs division up, followed
sy whsar's brigade and Turner'S div slcu new lins
was formed; but rebels Ia sight The line was
then extended all the apsrsaObss frsu Rishmana.