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aud Beef Tea, (slso, T rail- Tariff duties
paid. Directions how to initiate tea and
coffee, aud an economical method Of sup
plying WasherWomen and old maids. fItis
due TO the Company TO state that this is
not the tea thrown overheard in Boston
harbor)
As it is the intention to be strictly truth.
tul, and not in any way mislead, We must
State that on this tract we have met with
some difficulties in relation to the title of
the products of the wells. On the 3lst
DAY OF February, after encasing the we'll,
IN asbestos, the borers, in WORKING, struck
something moveaGTe. Upon sending down
a,lt, lew thousand managers, with patent
Davy's safety lamp, they found some H.
400 Chinese workmen, whom, on inquiry,
they found to be the EMPLOYEES Of The EN-.
peroF of China, who claims the entire pro-
duct of the well, except the T rail. This
claim was adjusted in the same manner as
In the case Of the Ananias and SaDphira
Tract, -sa 4.5i '5 %. - t'7lI
sULLLyRRt AND RHooRBA0R TklUF il,ss
-o This tract embraces ,sixty.five thousand
acres of arabic land, and, was laid out by
an experienced, and competent Patagonian
engineer. There are sixty three hnudred
and fifteen wells, now producing, on each
acre, whose average depth is fortysnine
thousand niue hqpdFed. and eighty 16ve feet,
being down to the very. edge of the tertiary
formation, and passing through precious,
metals-platina, bismuth, native gold, J
soFp I'm starch, Observation-Disclosures, fish hooks,
Verdigrease,1 pewter mugs, golden sirup,
cSPobalt,, fpearlagh,., hard boiled eggs, pond
lily, turtle soup, lampblsck and aptisdys-,
peptic huid-all of which are taken out by
lateral railroads, from the projecting sur
ttaee OF each vein, and are now sold at
highest prices, thereby yielding, an meal
The aow Of oil from ali the, wells on this
tract is So enormous that it was found i'm
possible to provide tanks and in consb.
quence the Directors have been Obliged 10
purchase and drain Lake Superior and use
itas reservoir. So 1e 80 ~.
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THE OIL FEVER.
"A LADGHAbLE BURLEsaUE,

IN
nisa sa5s2 ~. -- 5I
A pamphlet hastbesn published in New
York designed to take off the extrava.
gaqcies Of some ot the oil spectators.
We quote the following from its pages /:
This company incorporated under the
lave of, the Suite of tVefdaucy, 1eidt
Pamphlet Laws 1873, page 6, ,O6l .libayino
purchased and consolidated themsnvitracts
empraced 10 theannexed map, amounting
to seven hundred and fifty.three, Smillio5
acres in fee simple, are about TO open their
snbseript ption books fora Iin1ited number Of
shares. de- 10 ss1tbics eAsui isss 4 o. 10.
- Allarge portion of the stock is held by.
parties in LilHpH Brobdignag, land the.
iMountatps tof noon which iusures
wide spread tinterss u the coadern. tisa.f
p The Directors are men of undou bted,iu.
tegrity. as careful examination of their
names will show. They will devote their
best judgement and energy to the manage
of the affairs Of the Company, and
to the care and safe keeping of the money
of the stockAoldersyd As an evidence Of
theit odisinterestedness, it need only be
stated that the lands jwsrs sold by them to
the Company at only z 800 percent. in ad.
vance of'the price they: originally paid,
and they are not desirous Of occupying
the positiunlof Directors, sfter they have
disposed of their stock to the best adEan4
tage. gTp lsIi ia.sl. 80 -Eaigg .usn.-.y
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BALTIMORE, Feb 322-Fort Anderson was
captured on Sunday by Gen. SchOfield and
Admiral Porter. Most of the garrison es-
capped towards Wilmington. All the guns
were left in good condition. 40 us.s. avail
Our army was following towards Will
mington, accompanied by two monitors
and it was expected by the messenger that
Wilmington would be in our possession on
Monday. nah-. ~ -. LII ..r IL
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PROP JSAlLS. FOB FORAGE.
CHIEF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oFP1oE,
.aA DEPARTNEST OF WRsf VIRGINiA,

'ah DEPiRTXENT OF WRsf VIEGINi4.
OUABRRLANpJ mD.1 November 18th, 1854. e..
SEALED PROPOSALS in. .tripMeate are invited by
p the undersigned for !uPplytng the Quarter
masters Department in the Department or Wet
Virginia at Charleston, PaFker5burg, 'WheeiSS.
raj DePOts on the line OF the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, as follows: "olaFkGburE, Grafton, New
Greek, Cumberland, Martins6uEg, HarPers Ferry,
Straw. ~ fa.tE'7 al57 : ~ 20 - -
Bids wEllbs received for thede7ery Of three thou.
sand CS00O) buHhelI Of Corn or Oats and hfty (60l
tons Of Hay or Straw and upwards and ninSt be 9cZ
cOmPanied by copy of this adverti5em6nt Il - N
Bidders must State at which Of the above named
points they propose tosmakdL Deliveries and the
rates Mt which they win nlAkesdeliyeries thereat
tho quantities Of each article proposed to be delIY
menocd ahd,Th to bo co8pleEed. y o. !
Corn to be put up in good strong sacks, Hay and
Oats to be securely bAled. -
All articles offered under the bids herein invited
will be subject to rigid inspection by 4 Goyern-
ment Inspector, before being accepted. b. .--II.
Contracts will be awarded from time to time To
the Government may require. -
No bids will be considered from parties who have
failed hereto!ore to comply with their contracts. ~
All proposals must be accompanied by kuarA0,
ty, signed by two responsible persous thu In case
the bid Is accepted, he or they wf within the time
named, execute the contract tor the same with qooj
and sufficient sureties In sum equal In au1ou5t -
the amount Of the contracts TO dsHver forage mo.
posed, in conformity with the terms Of tbiS S5TeI
tiseulCnt, and in case bidder shall fa to onter In
70 the contract they 20 make good the Inference be
tween the oher OF said bidder and the uGxt lowest
HporEble bidder or the person to whom the contraci
may be awarded. Lz 6iEs5a- s!lE77 q 80
The responsibityof the guarautors must be shown
by the ocial esFflhcate Of Untsi state 6iStrioi
Judge or Attorney, Collector OF Customs or otheI
doySrnmspt ohaclal, known ~ tAi5 once '
or rejection of their proposals.. - 'tH 90 TJg
All proposals must be made In duplicate, and bs
accompanied with the oath OF allegiance Of the par.
ME Gs tsI, S;.S SoI'4 soedy been placed on
The fS1 name 9Rd pos.ORee address of each bid.
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WAsn1Sarox, Feb 22,4The President
has approved the bills authorizing the ap-
pointment of Second Assistant Secretary
of War, to enlarge the port CT entry aud
delivery for the District of Philadelphia,
and to repeal the act of 1861, to remove
the United States Arsenal from the city of
ST. Louis. '''7 20 =
President Lincoln, has ordered the Peprli-
tentiaries at Columbia and Jefferson City
Missouri, and such other points as 1.-The
Secretary Of War may designate, for the
confinement of prisoners. under sentence, OF
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NRw YoRK, Feb. pa special to the
Tribune, from WasbIngt ION, says: OF Jys
We understand that the President after
a full conference with his friends in and
out of Congress. has concluded to appoint
Hon, Hugh Mc0ullooh, Of Indiana, now
Comptroller of the currency. as Secretary
OF the Treasury, Governor Morgan having
persisted in declininR the post. n 80.
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NEW YoRKT Feb PA special to.the
World, from Washington, says: ~.
Gov. Morgan, in reply to the solicitation
from influential friends to accept the posi-.
ton of Secretary ofthe Treasury, yester-
day peremptorily declined it, thus finally
settling all doubts IN the matter, so far as
he is concerned SAB 7'9rsf HtI
New England is still opposing the press
dre from the West in favor of Mr.. McCul-
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Send rs the old soldieFsl + am sure all of
them who can would like; to .tbe in at the
UsNth. NSsttll.l Mbst Y1ReMIA,
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all breakouts on the face and body.
The vast number of sEubOn medicines which for.
merly have been used oI those diseases were mersv
temporary in their effects and of doubtful virtue
but the
RHEUMATIC COMPOUND
Ssss6es tho4.sEsee OF aIl trOgso, md, ,sneotually
Snaisnes ing disese fTopthe BsteR byts imme-
to give it trial, and become satisfied Of its won.
derful power.
Read the following testimonials:
MR. JoHNsoS:IpeSr sir: Thi! is to certify that 1
Slghtsen or twenty years; part Of that time was
not able 70 go about, tried all the rheumatic
Esnedle9 that e1nld hear OF but iDuRd no relief
uetlL isiet Scn . t'eiHp y&ads - l8ioj
- .g.iFtilS OF bottle OF it
and It cured mo sound Ind we'll Ny wife was also
hnicted With the same diIease, and a small portion
oiit cured AeT. | aln nearly seventy years OF age
aud it is nearly four years since was cured and
have not been troubled with it since 1t affords me
great pleasure to furnish you with this certificate
SO that you can refer others who afflicted with
ANDREW ARMSTRONG,
No.19 James Street, Allegheny Oity
Allegheny, May 81, 1854.
Ma A. JoHNsoS:ED sira: Nv wife wa taken
bad with IntammAtOry Rheumatism in March laSr
Che WAS very much swollen and the main She S1E
tered was severe; she confined to her bed /
was adylset to try your Rheumatic Compound and
Blood Purtheri SO got bottle and before the
half OF 1t WAS used she was entirely well. The cure
Is perfect ont; never saw such medicine. She
had only taken three doses Of it till the swelling
ID 10 be known in order to give it success. lt5iE
Yours aftectionatey,
My residence is No. I2s Cherry Alley, where nv
WE can be seen by any person doubling the truth
OI the above. Ev-IHE
Pttsburg, April 18th, 1864.
sMR- JOHNsON:-My daughter Mary was attacked
p with lnhammEtory 'Rheumatispg In the winter of
1855 which continued to the spfing Of sfxty.four
iier hands and limbs were very much swelEed, and
the pain ut times was very severe. She became 40
helpless that it took four to turn her in bed had
medical aid for i've six weeks, but received very
little II any benefit. got bottle of your Rhen.
ln9tlc compound, and before it was all used she was
aniato CONT down stairs. got secohd bot ttle
she used it, and am happy to say she is now as
well as she was before she took the rheumatism and
Hule 10 attend to her work the same as fotmerly
attribute her recovery, under the blessing of God
70 your Rheumatic Compound.
ANY person doubling the truth of the above can
ea'I on me at my residence No. 224 Bedford street
Yours, with respect,
o. MRS. MARGARET YOUNGSON.
Pittsburg, April Sth, 1864.
H.s.H sfl PREPARED BY
r. e. SELLERS R co
ed zas SOLE RRORRIETORs.
CORNER WOOD AND SECOND STREETS.
sgf2 fgPTTTsBuRG, PA,
To whom all orders must be addressed
Price One Dollar per bottle ~ -
Sold, wholesale aud retail by McOABE. KRARF,
4 co. and REED, KRAFT 90, and by DFuggistS
A-W
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-IOyOOO Gold Fo1lj With bllVGF EIt0n8iOn
szgl -yi CASe1I and Pencils a......Is.z 70 60
The articles tn this stock Of JeWeIry are Of the
n6htett and most f8hionAbls 0tYl0G oeftidcAtOs OF
An the yariouS articles placed in sealad enVOl-
opeg and mixed, thus giving an . tSir chance and
sent BIZ mali tor96 cents Osobs and onths receipt Of
the certificate L e q your option to send Ono Dol
t6r And take the article ha0d ID IE Of net. RIVO
Certificates 81 eleven for 81 thirty for S5
for $40 and one hundred for SI6 Certificate mouOy
to9be Q9nelosea Eiih 5theoordar. qOrEospondsneo
promptly answered.
T SA68NT8 wanted In 0VsEy Town aud Regiment.
Send fog oirsplAFi AdaFess; "a Ssss;vsvsf,, .1so
,nov12- -9mdkW' 4a& - Nassau street. NsV York
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HOLIDAY GIFTS.

GREAT 5BARGAINs IN JRWhLRY,
ai17p7W! FoRsYTH &iO03
4 q Nassau St, N. T, (adISinins the Post omeo,)
pgeE for sale the following MAgPlaeent List Of
Watches, Chains, JeWelFy, &C.,
zgg VALUED AT. = 100000.
Zach Article One nnllar, and not 70 be aId for until
, s.;.. y0n know What you are to getl
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MuNcHAusEN WELL.

. Struck, as follows: Cooking Butter, Xxx.
Ale, 4ush and Milk, Cod Liver Oil, Billy
Patterson, Quinine, Brigadier Gelerals,
Sardines, Turtle Soup, Lottery Tickets.
Bears Oil, For Higher Wages, Substitutes,
Bounty Money, Greenbacks, Peace Propo.
sitions, Lawyers, Birthstone, Milk of Hu-
man Kindness, Oil, A Leak, '. i, .4
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THE GREAT INTERNAL REWE1Y7.
- 4t
JOHNSON'S
RHEUMATIC COMPOUND
-MD- 43O
3IBIoo6. j .Fftb1R1FiRA. Ft1R1F
THE ONLY SURE CURE FOR
RHEUMATISM KNOWN T.
RMADrHE Fonnowr
, EG4o3a4 fTET fE0AH
This Great Internal Remedy

Is the best medicine ever offered to the pubIIc
RGr tue eHeetnAl care Eof sRheumatI4pf Gout, Neu
Tagta, Dyspepsia, hd as aBood PukleIs iE SaS M
equal, for all diseases arising from an impure state
q the blood, such as scrofula or Kings Evil Scald
all breakOuts on the face and body.
The vast number OF rub on, medicines which for.
mery have been used oI those diseases were merely
temporary in their effects and of doubtful virtue
hnt the 1
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THE ANAN1As AND sApPH1RA TRAOr.


This though a small tract, embracing
Go 100000 acres, is worthy of careful ex.
zaminationsof all who desire to- invest IN
the stock of the Company. The first
strike was large vein of origiuators of oil
schemes. Each one had a prospectus con-
tanning san accurate description of the
property, and stating what percentage per
month each. company would pay from its
start. II is only necessary TO say that
eachIpEospectusl as truthful and correct
in every featurelas this one. IL was evil
dent; from their appearance, that their on.
" anxiety was togmaks money for others,
without q thought for themselves. Here
also was found . correct list of the in
comes of all persons not connected With
the company. WSY4 tBs
Immediately succeeding was q vein Of
lawyers. This was an unfortunate strike,
sndfa from profitable. Upon being land.
ed safely they claimed that, as they were
part Of the land, they had 9 fec in it. Our
learned legal adviser coptepdedi upon the
trial. thatas they had not been.in possess
ion of the surface, or soil, for twehty-0ne
years, they had no title; and further, that
as the Yein Immediately under them, was
brimstone, Il was evident that they were.
more than hslf-wsy down, and should go
TO the other side. Our President, also of
the legal profession, objected, on the ground
that there was enough Of the fraternity for
the good of the community without their
presence. The Judge decided in favor Of
both parties, and sdyised . compromiss.-
This was done in the usual mshpSf. The
attorneys of the company took e-niRths,
leaving the balance of the property for
the company. This saved protraeted' liti.
CATION aud heavy charges 'as our attorneys
were satisfied, and asked no further COM
pensati0n, un SIEZ4E rsas
ias4s THE. 0HINA or RHGDHssTRAeT.g ID [
The whole Of this magnificent tract has
been, since its suFYeE, the wonder Of the
world. =, Every, acre is known to be rich in
Tea of the most excellent quality. On the
40hiof sFebrhGryslast, at 3 o'clock in the
morning, after good deal of gas from each
Of the seventeen tbpRsspd wells, there was
thrown ont per hoQr, s, s3ohests of Young
Hyson, SouchOng, GunpOWder, PenhyroyEl
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lTHE NuNoHAUsEN FRAoF.

This is tie largest and best DEVELOPED
tract owned by the 'CompBny. As the Di-
rectors are we'll known as men OF undonbt-
ed Veracity, and are willing to vouch for
the truth of the description what follows
can be taken as absolutely trHe. p"
The large shaft on this tract was sunk to
the depth of 16, ,000,0I1 feet 3 10 inches.
In sinking the shaft, careful record was
kept Of the different strata, and il Ia now
on file and can be seen at the office of the
Company, with the 5000 afidavfts at
tached. aa ls'tf' ' tasJais q mi
A few extracts will show The wonderful
resources of the tract: s1=-.g ii=a-i MA
,.'April 1st, at the depth Of 1sR feet, q
vein % feet thick of No. 1 cooking butter. y
This butter is of the highest RANK. 1t can,
be found on the tables of all the hotels on
this continent. rf h
Immediately succeeding, vain Of No,
6 lard, based upon vein of shoemakers,
wax, feet thick. -" Government shoe
contractorsiuse this Instead of glue in fas-
tenipg the soles of army shoes. : if.t ii
BE-, .'On. the following Wednesday,l at 2
O'Clock in the afternoon, struck a vein of
Xxx Ale I, This Is thro wn ont In half bar
refs,, with revenue officer's receipt tort the
tax on the ale; andralso fecStptS acebmbA,
nying each barrel, for the income taxVof
any person whe drinkssa glass of it. AS
the barrels have not to be returned, moth
ing ails this product of. the wella.''n'G g9eo
1.-THE next day, a large veinof quinine.H
This Ia RereEail4 sd lsE.eisteFeo rsstIanat
charge TO any one of the stoe kholdefs seized
with faHers or shakys about the vatpe of
their shares q 2,asa ti''9et''ti e ~ .s.sfs1
Some distance below, We struck 3 vein
of substitutes. Each one had bis bounty.
moneyin his pocket, with certi6catethet
he was a Veterdn, and would not desert.-
They have not voted, and may be considI
cred aliens; ltss A. . fa
0ae week after the great oil vein was
struck on this tract, it threw out in the
first five minutes eighty-nine thousand and
seventy, three barrels of the. best, refined
oil-barrels painted green with ends white,
with receipts for all taxes, and the income
tax of all using it throughont dll future
time. 1t has been increasing in quantity
and quality ever since,] doubling the yield
every Eve minutes. dPersons who, visited
the premises concur in declaring, they
never saw anything like it before, then or
SINCE" 2 ~ g,1sf ,5-a=sE i..-r.
The big we'll on the high ;Cockalorum
yields nearly as much Lubricatiug OIL.
These wells do not flow on Sunday, which
is abundant testimony of the high moral
tone observed in the management of this
Company. 80 F
MuNcHAusEN WE'LL
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AND MODE. OF TREATMENT Is aue
THE ACME OF PERFECTION.. +
+ cv,1s HAE, R0sf AND B1aiODro oAF4RkH .I.' +.
ogifs Az Irs FTP1s 3AlsD sIs

II otars oArARRH, la3 17sa4s o9ssgsr.Io4,l u n a
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nh : 70 On EHE NE& & dARkiEF Il. ROAD, !
ABopT.sETBN MILES FRoM R1cHMoND. :.
t' Ss.s il'us slo5 ID February Ia 1863,
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.nov12- 9mdkWI 43&A NassAa street, NsV York.
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WANTED.

w corset mandatory, 1855 ChSmler ,t, 20 frs,-
rate operations ON Siulei's eevtus mnohtueS. Only
thOee that ncrustomcd to corset stitching need APP
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DENTISTRY

A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY -
n Teeth extracted without pain or no charge.
Teeth inserted, each. Beautiful teeth inserted
warranted. j. JAY VlLLIEkS, 1856 Grand St ISo
L,oGka from Broadvny s74
A SET OF TEETH On SILVER OK Rub
1Aber StOto $40 on gold, clio " b1Z partial pieces
gold, ~, silver ~ PER Tooth. Teeth exuacied WIN
ont lan OF hod with gold OthSf filings bO cu 10
~ each, by Or. II. YILLEis, % bovsy VPIosi's tHe
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c 10000 TO LOAN ON ClTY-NEW York
SCOOO and brooklyn propory-.t per cent,
on bond and mortgage. Address WILSON, boz 80
BUN otbes. Al
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ENS'xEtd e"a'aOy.

BANJO INSTRUCTION NY HENRY G.
)& GRO. &. DuBsuS, the champion b.n ois,s and
most Oh lu eacher, Twins, Who guarantee be rtrct
hnowledscOi tho lnnio ia one quarters lessons 6I
broadway, cor Amity st. 8I
PANJO AND JIG DANCING TAUGHT BY
- the renowned JOHN HOGAN ~, East houston
st. Terms 81 I-r at eesOua. BsuJua OF uulat.
iOr quality ON hand tor sale. Slb
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AMUsEM ENTS.
DARNUM'S AMERICAN

DARSUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM
AFTERNOON AT 8. EVENING AT N.
The etSitns Drama in LhrSe Ae.S swovn
together with the amusing piece
JOHN JONES,
MORNING AT If,
THE BOONE FAMILY COMBINATION.
In their
REFINED AND ELEGANT ENTERTAINMENTS.
TWO ENORMOl \ LIVING AIlIGArORS
MAN EATERS, EACH n FEET LONG.
A HORSE AND klDkk ENIMISkD by AN IN
ORMOUS SERPENT CONNkRTED INTO STONE
Prof. HITCHINGS, ItGHrNIFG CALCULATOR
MOoDRofft's BoHkMIAN GLASS; MowERS,
GLASS SrEAh EkGlNkS IN MOTION.
Fat Woman, GtantorN Circnssitn girl- Dwarf.
Living Offers Grand Aquar!a million curiosities.
Admission 20 ccnv Children undc. ton 10 conts. lT
HOPE CHAPEL, 700 BROADWAY-THE
IL AMERICAN sTEREOsCOPrlCON Ia nov On
exhibition every evening, cUnptieing the finest ool-
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exhibited, With briliance Of light never bciorv at
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vlen nj I, W commence At 4. NJ Grand Matinee
wednesday and saturday, at2P.M. 294
THE HlPPOTlIE ATRON - HAVE YOU
bLfN To THE ClRCUs'
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~ SOI, Gbt
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M ANTED-SPANGLER To WORK ON
w hoop AklrtA. Highest vages paid add steady
employment guaranteed Appty W KELLEY Manu-.
astnEing 70. 81 " aksr q. sss
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MILITIA X Y.

A TTENTION-THE MEMBERS OF co. A.
II Goth Rect. y. Y 4. \. a., are hereby notified e
report at their armory this Friday evening, at ~
O'Clock. TO be Inspected for uniform, runctua at
tendance N requested. by order Of PATRICK A.
COrlkl.lO, Lieut.. Commanding 20. A. HUGB
OCOSNELl- O.s. lis
FIGHT PRIZES NOW PAYABLE-OFFI-
- GERS aud seamcn can receive dior prize money
BY calling At tho I. e. Association, 20 Chamber at.
Prize money, boun,ics and arrearasos Of pay onl-
lUctod with dispatch $50
SOLDIERS MUSTERED OUT AND Dis
- charged can have their claim Tor pay, bounty.
clothing and ration money speedily settled by calling
or addressing the I. \. Army Claim Agency OF l..
BROWN Co, Park place, y. Y. $40
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IHsAHE Filling.

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD-ON AND
Il after Monday May =, lsGb, trains leave 18th ST.
station, Albany and Troy connecting with North.
and weatern trains at I 80 A NJ, II NJ, 400. 90,
and lg5! =. n. sleeping cans attached v 90 and
lO3P ". trains, Ihe GOO l.. NJ train rlna IN rough
To Buffalo and supervisor Bridge, via Troy without
change Of cars sunday train at go r. N. j. NJ.
TOUCEf, Asst supt. 446
STEAMER MARY POWELL, FOR coz
- EenA West Point, Cornwall Now burgh, Ailtoa
roushkeeIsie and EondouL from loot Of Dasbro.sss
81 eYuIY Attetuooa. aInlui aundsS AZ a'ASL 00l
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PAINTERS AND PAPER HANGERS, by
4 GEO. ELTORD 100 tu ton ave, Brootyn. gG4
DARASOL SEWERS WANTED-LEARN-
Manufacturers, slb broadway 3ly
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DLCMBER WANTED-CALL ON OR AID
= dresa c l. CHADEAYNE, Yonten, y. 2st
DAINI ERS WANTED-APPLY AT GRANT
MAhOA'S, lC5 seventh ave. ~
pLuMBER WANTED-A GOOD WORK
Wsn can have steady JOB and good warea APP
ply early this inuruins 1913 Sixth Ry,sn.ar 4lstst
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

RIRD SEED-RAPE, HEMP AND Canary
l's'cd tor siLr, by ". BENNETT 100 Front at $40
CURRENCY FOX SALE IN PACKAGES Ot
~ 70, tlO and s2b at Lar, at tho Bun office cOunt-
err. ALn pennies. ~
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CARPKNTERS WANTED AT 50 ROBIN
~ son at thoee who undo ptand lobbinr. ~
CARPENTER OR CABINET MAKER Want
- ed 10 do bench fitting work Steady work. Ap.
ply 10 $. w, SMITH. ~ William at 70
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A STOUT BOY WANTS 10 LEARN THE
4 4 plumbing and Gas fitting trade. Call Tor days
~ Az let AZ, top floor. front VI
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A GIRL TO LAY on GOLD WANTED AT
- ST. 80 aud % Centre ct. GEO. W. ALENAh-