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Our Fleet Out Of Red River
Ranks Eyacuates Alexandria
THE ENEMY IN PURSUIT.
OneiaI from the Navy Department
Safety OF Gen. Banks's hed h"ef
Fleet.

WASHINGTON, Monday, May %, 1864
The following dispatch was received at the
Navy Department this morning;
"M,ssrssrppI SQUADRON FLAG SHIP BLACKHAwK !
MOUTH OF THE RED RIVER Z
"yia CAIRO, May % 1854.
Hon G. WRILBs, Secretary Of the Nary
have the honor to inform you that the portion q
the squadron caught above the Falls at Alexandra
have been relieved from their unpleasant position,
owing TO the indefatigable exerions of Lieut. Coionei
Bailey. Acting Engineer Of the 10Th Army Corps VINO
proposed and built tree dam of six hundred leel
across the River at the lower Falls which enabled al
the vessels to pass over in safety the baekwaer OF inc
Mississippi reaching Alexandria
Your obedent servant
DAVID u. PORTER Rear Admiral
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fAdvesii,rnIsnt.J
AGFtsllsTlll
PERSONAL IDgyTIrIES.-ls il at" or rls

PERSONAL IDENTITlES.-ls it ut" or r1
Possesses ruel-Two lives la one-Iievsng % Sens
Physiological ChanyesOn Aisses--C han geing.-souss~y
Else-Don, be too sure-The Three JOHNS.
TnR SCIENCE OF FoRcEs-OrgiD Of Vsgeta.ion-A PAa
Without seed-How Animals are Made-TeTestria PteDen
ena-Cou,busiion Atoms, Water, lrou-Msgneiisa-"hs
Mind l. made of-TaE BREATH OF Lirg.
HEADS OF MEs Ayp WoxES. Wherein They DfsT-Ns
Resstance-in Answers to Couesponden;s-Ne Lave as
Law Of Proporton-Rsh Age 10 Aarry-Physica Change
Noses Hair and Observation-Disclosures Cbscser'-Ln
as-robacco-Lsdy ysi.ian--Bar room Phr'nooss'-
Modern Mraces-IIsze Eyes-What shall Pug Noses DOL
ETC. In JusE No. PHRESoLotecAL JOURNAL Only IS cora
address FOWLER WELLS 80 broadway, Ny.
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Reimbursement.

WAX DEPARTMENT. ADJUrASr GENERALS OFFICE,
WAsHiyGIoE. u. G., May 10. 1864.
To hi, E1o,eney the GOrerAo, Of Neg York bdHy " L.;
SIR: have the honor to inform you that, by d.
rection OF the President Of the United Stae- the disability
resting upon Ferdinand Levy fornerya captain in an indie
p.nd.n, battalion " \. Vols known "Les Enaass Per
by reason dismissal from service under sentence Of
General Court Martial hereby removed and he inay be
comnli,sioued, If your EIce!eney 30 desires
am ,ir very respectful ly your obedent servant
THonAs NJ. VINCENT. Assistant Adjutant Generd-
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COURT CaLENDAR-THis DAY.

SUPRENE CoUgT-GENERAL TERM.-AjourIed 70
June q.
SUPREME COURT Circuit Par. Nos. 1870
1871 1873 I8l7 1919 1898, ll9, 1913, Il3l. lO o ss
l1gl 1902 6+J, 1868 5l7 1873, iGJl. 1885 Pat I-Caea4
unc hanged. b.,
SUPREME CoURT-STEcIAL TERM-lssues d
law ami .act-Nos 1884, 1885, 2o4 III. 267, 2cS go la rs IL
llJ, al. ,
SUPERIOR CoURT.--Part I.-Adjoarned for d.
term Part l-Nos. 81. 1910 ?9is, So, o'S s3l!, III
1gsg lGl7 1886 3a58 $3.50 S61. 1894. 38t5.
COURT OF COMMON lLEAs.-TLc COSrt vii b
sncased in the trial Of equity Cause.
BEooKLYN CITY CoUkT.-Nos. g. 10, 70, 81.
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The sABBArH.ScHooL CELEBRArIoys.-Th

annual parade of the Brooklyn Sabbath.SeAoois vi
take place to-day, aud IL expected that the wead
proves lRc-Of which there Was every psusfecl laG
night-that some twenty-five thousand Children vi
participate in the proceedings. The City Hall pel VII
be rung ~ O'clock a. m. as the signal ioF ieparni
10 the different churches. where appropriate exercise
Will take place before the parade.
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VAyDEsHoFf's READiSG.-Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
vandenho will give their last reading this evening at
Dodworth Hall An attractive programme, and the
known eminence OF MIR Vandenhof as US elocutionst
are enough 10 insure them full and intelligent audi
eugp
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The FAIR COAL, il will be remembered, is TO
be sold to-day at 2 o'clock The thousand tuns should
put good many thousands Of dollars into tue Treasury
Of the Sanitary Commission for tie sake Of the brave
soldiers who are fighting the battles Of the Republic in
Virginia and elsewhere.
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The ORPHAN ASYLUM ASSIvERsARY.-Th
Orphan Asylum Society in the City Of New.lork will
celebrate It's Eighth Anniversary to-day at the lns
tution Bloomingdale. The exercises commence at u
m. and will consist OF address by the Rev. Dr. A.
Cleayland Cox, and the election Of trustees
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Acvcr.lseueitl
THE JAPANESE poLIsH.-Evcry lady who d.
sires 10 keep her smous bright in keeping with ne 'essl
.honla no, ai 20 thl, article. IL j. easily applied and
onaby superior any other Polish N us eass
obtained OF III the principal soe dealers and wholesale Is
Agency, No. IS Mili-arst.
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Advertisement
WILCOX & GIBBS's SEWING MACUN

design (which curcusy enough oigs perfect et' y, !,
initial Of OF she INVENTOR Gibhsl Is WEI an"ifu 70
requirements Il Sew nach. as Il gves The se@'.N
sibe spare under the ann and the works b'ing - IpeYe
stand therefore easily led and cleaned Owing
peculiar construction OF ihe working psrt the nv,
dered perfectly noAe.s- Scieniihc american, Nov =. ~
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AIRS III. lIOL MANS

NKS, 1T. UVLMAN
nj '''' 7so BROADWAY go,
date Hope Chapel
ACADEMY or MUSIC.
THIS EVENING
Second uiah, Of the grand fiiy 'Poctac'ed
CINDERELLA,
CINDERELLA.
ClNDERELLLA,
CINDERELLA,
CINDERELLA,
o.. ., -. s.,.' the Little Glass s.ipper,
Df the Li,tr Oiass sipper
...i-, and the Lizzie Class Slppf, "
on..n MATlNEE EVERY SAIl hp"'
see PTos'a.lines.
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BULLS HEAD, Monday, May 23.-The hs.,

BULLS HEAD, Monday, May 23.-Tbe hs.,
cattle market opened this morning with short sunni,
Of catte-that L. less than 5000 head and the seller
once determined upon an advance Of price, and am.
lots Of rather extra quality priced at rate, a..
butchers estimated at l9a20c. = n net and few .,,..
were effected at prices that will probably show
nearly l9c q n less the value Of the ofsl ana
good many lots sold Mt full lsc., and but few thai w.
good fair steers sold below lie. During all the mo,,s
the asking prices were higher than last week I'm, ~,
trade did not continue very brisk, and finally va e
cude that the price does not vary mnch from last Mo-
day Considering that the supply is 30 much short a
last Monday the market Is not good for droyer n
is 1t rs good they calculated upon, when tLcy be
out part Of their stock at Albany for the purposeJ
creating such scarcity would produce an adyanss
Of prices. In this they are disappointed. Several Il
the butchers declare that the article in The TRprc
on Monday morning. entitled, "Shan We cat Lesss
has been OF vast Importance 10 them and Las lad NJ.
desired effect Of checking the intended advance The,
desire that tie subject may be kept before M
people. II any one Hho reads this item las NO, real
that, ask them to DO 30. NOnc0! suuptFn
will stop speculation. II II is checked now the ,ns
for further advance will pass, as grass cattle win
come in during June and July. The quality Of cath
continues good There about 200 head Of ds'lery
fed stock and hear OF one lot 0i $50 upon which Ia
follown; have been made BY spectators to s,y
nothing Of the distllcrs profit. H. who bought them
the feeder sold them 5 prof, Of 81 t0o s si
them Ia 2d at aproft Of s50,N. I'd sold them toe
at profit of 81 JVJ rctailcd them to-day probably
900 profit. All this between producer and c,lsarer
Are the consumers willing ~ continue this state d
thinesf Do the producers desire that prices slcaA
advanccs We think not. We think il time to s,oo
our quotations. We assure oil parties coz
cerned that the present temper Of the people is pit
a most efiectlal stopper upon any upward tendency
above present rates Tie price Of Sheep has beea
high since last report. but has decina
to-day q cent pound and trade is dull sLeaied Shep
sell at lie per pound, and unsheered l2di4o LAME
lGc. per pound. or sGa S. 80 head The SWINE Eas
ket is moderately supplied and prices have advanced
per pound; corn hogs selling at :. sc. per pos
Nothing left in tie yards.
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INSTITUTE OF PHYSICAL CULTURE AND SALT


INSTITUTE OF PHYSICAL CULTURE AND SALT
WATER SWIMMING BATH-M. Hlasko. gentleman
experienced in physical training has lad before Us
plan for the establishment Qn connection Win oth'r
Departmental Of large salt water swimming oath III
this city which possesses features OF merit and seems
entirely feasible NJ. Ilasko proposes TO erect osid
inc 100 feet square 10 include room for casthenic ana
military exercises and special baths and chiefly hai
in which there is TO be swimming bath not less than
60 by 20 feet in three feet deep at one end anu
opng 70 depth OF feet at the other. This pool IL
to be kept supplied by steam power with a constant
stream OF salt water brought from the North KNer.
and heated before to ~ degrees during ladies'
hours and to IS degrees for gentlemen. instruction Is
10 be given in the art Of swimming by proper persons
During the non natatoria (z from October to
May) 1t is supposed that the building can be adjusted
so as to be proftably employed for public or private
assemblies, concerts sc. NJ. lIlasko's purpose Is
70 obtain the funds for erecting this institution from
subscriptions for which equivalent is TO be returned
in admissions to the bath. Five gentlemen OF response
biy and character have consented TO act as trustees
TO control the deposit and Of the money. namely
Prof j. T. Metcalfs NJ d., and Ridley Watts Alfred
Ogden, X. l.. Livingston. and Francis Sklddy, esqs'
The enterprise has also the Endorsement OF avery large
number Of our hrst physicians, cleig!men' hhu A'F'
chants We trust that 1t may meet with the ready
support Of our citizens IL would be snperiuons TO ex
plain the value of the heathf and delightful exercise
Of swimming a swimming bath situated IN the heart
of the town fitted for convenient use by ladies and gen
temen would be an extremely agreeable and useful adj
dton 10 our public institutions, and would be great
blessing TO persons imprisoned in Ncw-iorh through
the hot. dirty city Summer and unable to stomach the
defed margins of our docks or to travel far enough to
fhd pure sea.water.
Gov. SEYMOUR IN THE CITY.-COnSiderable
excitement was caused yesterday in the vicinity Of the
newspaper bulletins by the announcement that Gov.
Seymour intended to punish the parties who closed up
the offices Of The Word and The Journal u Commerce
The complaints and criticism made mainly by Dem
ocra,s who declared that the Governor would bring fur
Their contempt the Democratic party nnd lessen It's
influence by his acious opposition TO the Government
in ills time of trial. They argued that 1t was an ar
btrary exercise II power to close the offices In qes'
ton. but that the remedy suggested ly Gov Seymour
worse than the disease. The Democrats were anN
ous To show that they supported tie war; that the!
were willing to make great sacrifices to sustain -
Union and put down the Rebellion. aud just o p ''
of a Presidential election the siandudhcarcr e. b.
party places them in very unpleasant position b @"
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Advertisement
1000 REFRIGERAToRs, from "a 90, at
r. y. bAssroRDs 5. Cooper lns;i'SA
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gr

deavoring to bring about collision between Tia a..
and National authorities In the cars In eating hon.
in the Park, at the streetcorners. everywhere -.
threat Of the Governor discussed and there
to be but one opinion in relation to it, and that va,
he had made another bunder.
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PARADE OF THE Sixth REcIxESr.-The GA
Regiment N. Y. s. N. G.. Col Joel W NJ.
commanding composed entirely Of Germans, as.emh,.a
yesterday at Hamilton Park. corner Of sixt,.n'~
street aud Third avenue All sorts Of military s,.,N
tions were practiced, with great deal Of credit "a M
regiment
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PROM NORTH GEoRGfA-THB ENEMY ATTACH
OUR LINES, But ARE DRiN IN BACK.
ATLANTA Ga MAY II. 1854
SECOND DISPATCH.

ATLANTA, lhursGny, May * irv''
The telegraph is again working TO Dalton.
The Press reports received state that the nssau yes
terdnv on the iacc Il the Ridge ai Mill Creek Gap AZ
= O'Clock a. m rcpused with great slaughter lue
vourded OF the enemy are unknown. Private reports
rom Dalton represent I'll quiet this morning. Among
the prisoners brought here yesterday were several OH
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NEW VOCAL MUsIC.-" Angel Mary,

NEW VOCAL Music" Angel Mary"
HGc sosy 81 d. ra.sd Heart" rs-ss, E,ep.
Willing 70 Wait" "Tbe Beautiful Ans. B.sd =" Cen I
p,,s: sod. so, Sr rrsd.
Gone "Ovs iris Mother" The ruv, The Bright the
Only Got Moasscbs There's No such Girl Min- I"
Better Times Couiss" Foster How Gessths Msaey
and my Little Angel" Hutchisson; "Oa Comrsde's
0rvs" hThe Dying Volunteer" Dayton; . Bind Ode
Lament" C.isch 'br.sd and Chse.s and Ki''es" p.ly
kiitssion Tuctr yc'Prs Duet" tstius Duet Mot
Evypius Duet" L,~r.neei Iin Grcsn OF ivr Guinss
TO Spend" Chambern, prics ~ cent? each; Johnny My
Darling and "Evsonston' Fsther Reed. IS c-ots zach,
Song Of the a5h Regiment" win visnetsi Union Med
ley PsIkhurs 10 cents sscd mailed frce FOR sale ~ ~
the Music Dealers
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nor sALE-The FARM and RESIDENCE

OF tls ls.r Osp Fade Ia Es.i Chester .Iaety Is me.
d on ,l,s City Hall Sewyoh, about from tue Railroad
Depot II William. hridf- and about i.cs on the New.
Haven kstosd Dope, Mount vernon II consist. Of ~
h,rh cultivation Is We waersd sud has sbundance OF ui
The hsps~ 10 on ridge ssplng toward Long siand sound
coasIs on the Esd River .ppr,sch 10 tho hoUs 10
hreash svenss II from - to w yess old and on the
sws tbes many Of beauty. On the Irsnses are
ssvrra superior hnidng o. II desired, the housrbod
Furniture s,oct and Warming implements vii be cod With
place On-- half OF ths purchase money can ffnau on
moyssse for hvy y, II por ee foi further piricus.s
svply Mr. Rutherford tks psoases Homer Aos.s NO
q Pine st, q the subscriber.
THUH H. vAiLH, Exseutos No. 10, Chambers u.
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g. iUbom il man Concern.

MAJORS OyrcE, NV YORK Juno l. 1874
NOTICE 70 OWNERS OF DOGS.-Not CO
hereby given thii on and AFTER MoADA, June 20 1904,
la v arrest thr Ity OF Ne orb without beng properly
ni19Gl,d All. b.. sir.c;ly .ntgrcet
lie ann o, VIZ ~ CEN Is viii DE psii ior every DOG
b,opgl air. to the Pound ~ the foot OF 23i street East
,ef which ha ba loand Ia the running loose al
er. vlthnut boi properly musklrd dogs may
rscsi: he Ut Pound tie day they received
payment o. eipauses
u No dogs viii be recsved from boys Dy order Of the
Mayer. oto W. MokloN. fHst Maf,hah
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Mem Publications

THIRD EDITION-NOW READY.
THE SILVER SUNBEAM.
A PY>stissl aud Seize nhc Work tine
ART or PHOTOGRAPHY
sivt.s full and minuts directions how y
10 NAME SUN PICTURES.
CARTE DE WHITES vf9EETTES, PHO1O0RAYH6.
cad AMIR TYPES
BY JoHS TovLKR, NJ n,
froNessor OF Chrnistry ~ 0suevs Cetses.
Rsscnmend-d BY the London jour the bss vosA 90
Shs pubished AID which sooud hsvs place 10
EVERY LIBRARY.
College, Aesd~tnrs Schools Mel Of Science Anstsurs
0perssOss and The Trade scntr.ily, suppAsd u
r.. 50 rER CUFY.
y. APPLETON Co,
New Yort.
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Urn Goods.

GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY-GOODS!
h ass BROADWAY,
(Bc,wess Frsnhha saa LssnssdsaA
VIII commence
MONDAY, JUNE -.
10 CLOSE OUT THEIR WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT
SPRING AND SUMNER DRESS GOODS.
At RETAIL.
ArA aaBAr REDUCTION.
Thsss ssods hsAs been purchased bs'orr the NV SsSA
sid the sreai riss In gold will be offered
At 50 PER CENT LESS THAN TIE PRESENT
COST OF IMPORTATION.
The assortment 10 compLt- IN sii the
NEW STYLES OF DRESS FABRICS,
Including
500 PIECES wORsTED GRENADINES,
.l Al - cents per yard cost to import - ssuts
BLACK BLK AND woRsTED GhENADISEs,
From TO yards wide.
BLACK and COIs0aED SILKS In al qualities
ORoANDlEs and JACONErs, in greet variety
MOURNING GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
WHITE GOODS. LINENS, .-r.... .
Ard everything persininf TO Housekeeping
cLOAKS, In SILK and CLOTH,
..- .. In great variety. '.rI.
sHAwLS Of every description. .. ..-
TAsss Wishing ~,
GOOD AND DESIRABLE ARTICLES.
Plsass cell and -Ism'p~
Before purc.asins s,sewhsfs
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q 4 nll WANTED.-A highly respectable
- w Lady, who ha. become pccaniarily en,bar.
..rd would Ike Ind friend willing to Immediately
sst her, and ,ake lien upon some hsdson furniture -
ri r th. advance required She is widow refined in.
rni and accom- p.,d aud would ai-o b. glad 10 hear Of
son,. .ntab. po-,on WHERE sh. could maintain herself
Letter. Addressed to "RELIABlLlTY," l.. o.. camden,
New Jersey. from reliable parties. wiz be promptly
sworvd.
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nODwORTHo fundamental Instructor for Z 10.
Us Corpets and tenors ready prics SIC Price
List brass UerpsD sver mailed es 10
any address. "A. b. DUDWURfH. NO. Astor pace
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A "HURRA" NUMBER.

A "HURRA" NUMBER.
"A 0ODEY's LADYS BOOK ROR JULY, 1854
AZ original dod<~-.,e-l -nrsvins-" YANKEE boo
DIE" With appropriate sory.
Another enuevn9-" FOURTH or JULY"
-Four onrsyipgs u The Latest Fashions fro the ocbrs@ed
hoose Of Me .as A. r. Stewart & Co ofke~-fork
Az originsl dcs2D-" The Ands ssisn''-iroia Brodio
-Four Ksthinx Dresses, ls6ost styles
IA SPLENDID CULORED FASHION, CONTAINING SIX
FIGURES.
ssores By Marion Hsrisid Ms, Jsnvrs- s.d othsrs-
New Muso-" The MSroa Scotssste.'
Model Costase original dessH aud about sixty other
s,irss Of e,nb.oidsry working Piiterns melted isns.
6nds sleeves. bonActs. 10
The above Que Of The nsS abrasive auanbas odcrsd
- the public
For s4is By ell the dealers.
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OEADING ON THE RAIL.
~ (Lure type for easy reading In the CsfsI
JUST RaADy
fHACKERAY's Mr. AND MAS. FRANK BERRY.
a TIME OF uNExAMpIoE EH; PROSPERITY Qrv,nss,
ALRxApr lseuKD:
ANNIE AND HER MASTER from Blsckvoea Ne
THE SPY USMASNED <oc-
9nAMPE's ADVENTURE. Illustrating tbs sesnss Of The
Revolution 10
@. r. PUTNAM. HENRY HOLT,
OSce REBELLION RECORD,
No. <Sl Brosdway.
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90 fet.
Real Gstdte for Sale.
fSee also Aucl,oa Sales.l

Tor SALE.-A very Desirable PLACE, To-
Gated ia the Of kewJrr-sy. consisiGg Of OVER 10
- OF Lsnd. With q hrstclxss STONE MANSION.
built the saBssts manuel furnished with Lot and
cold through the house leading TO every ROOM
the entire heated tho improved hot ~etcr
arrangements cong SLon. There are son r~si. ere
and versni rsrbs 10 all tho zach furnished
With nate The bsr, carriage houe and all out buildings
are new Hnd npod.s Of and eonyeu~uce aewse
neat eos vcusnt gardeners cottage The location Que Of
6, !, In he country situated elevated lice o ground
IN prosroei IL ali dir->tions chsrrns TSse VI
yonus trify three young ifa .s
Recently plsied The grounds partial and out s,iug
tbs future occupant opportunity dispsy Ire own las
ILsr, sirosd slsons within ne about one nOaf
by car, frmu tho city Inc pse Of tho be.lhiss IN
the Uasd stsi-s, ad splendid driycs tnrougnst the
whole country sTefe threo Large ci two - which
sach u % gAlons cxp.eiy III, property viii W die
posed o! FOR cash. and Immediate ors.s.ion s'es
Tue perfect. II sod the owner viii Cocopy MIN
eel II,
NJ B-Broksrs and middle n'sdno apply a. no noti'e
wiz b taksp them Adir-ss iu nAne snd residence 70
HOPE Boz No. 2, 500 Post-Oifr- New OK
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T'O ADVERTISERS:

yIO ADVERTISERS.
Il THE wATERTOwSR EFORbfEa, Daily aud Weekly.
eueashsd at Wstere~n. Jesrson County ~ L., have 70
s,ber circulation of0yc bDg Cop4,s end Advertising
Mediums unequsied By any journals .aed b Northern
k<w.Yxk. THE WEEKLY REEORMEK circslsiss sv~S
900 Cepies-reschns every no;gtborhoot Jear.on Ce,p
E aud large nnDber Of people the adjoining Counties OF
T. Lawr-no-, Os~eso aud LewiA TERMS moderate,
pafsd With phoss Adyernsis City Journss Refer to
= SINCLAIR. Publshcr II!buce. or 20 !. a. PET-
f1NClLL L Co, Advertising Ascass, New York
INGALLS,. BROCkwAy Bi0ELow.
Prepr,etouL
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JnSnrante Companies.

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WALTER BARNES.
Insure ali iinds Of property a, the low.., rsteA
Jas B. Am. yn, Secretary
GLOBE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
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