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ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES
q or YOUR OWN STATE.-The Frank
lin Manufacturing Company have on hand
good a>>oumen, OF extra supcrine, fine and COM
mon letter. folded and fiat cap Paper, ruled and
plain Also, medium, printing envelope and
wrapping papers OF various sizes, at The lowest
wholesale prices, to which they invite public at
teniion, assured that, in quality and price, their
manufacture will bear a comparison with the
production of any Northern Factory. They are
prepared 10 execute orders Tor any description of
Paper that the market may require. Merchants
and dealers are requested to call at the Paper
Mill and examine for themselves.
March II 9S-WlY
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THE CELEBRATION OF THE FOURTH or july
The weather on Thursday was splendid. Onthc
previous day a rain had laid the dust. and brought
Inc thermometer down TO Summer heat In The
temperature and aspect of the day nothing better
could have been desired
At dawn. discharges OF artillery awakened the
hundreds of thousands Of citizens and strangers TO
the work of celebration. Hitherto, except in the
early part OF the day, when the troops have parad-
ed prior 10 leaving Town: the ciy has, on the An
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The N.r Virginia !StcdAjoGf LiHc,
BETWEEN RICHMOND AND NORFOLK
!. 80 u The Undersigned having puf-
- .s;oz::5Z chased the steamboat ClRli5
PECK, expressly for the James River. taae thiN
method OF informing the public, that she will leave
Richmond regularly every Monday, Wednesias
and Friday mornings, al 81 O'Clock, and NOli9lh
every Tuesday, Thursdayand Saturday morning
al the same hour, and touch al all the intcrnedaF
landings on the River They disclaim havingaiP
connection with any other line that has ever run
on the James River, that they are entirely ne"
company; and from the spacious and comiodanf
accommodations OF the Curtis Peck, a. well a. ,ir
long experience of her commander, CAPT 'on"
Davis, with the individual attention oil Tie OWL.
ers, to make everything agreeable, hoPe 10 lgiN
and receive support from the travelling Pu'i'''
and it is not our intention 10 make me la'e
tween this and Norfolk exceed three dollars WIN
or without competition.
Passage and fare 81. ,.-t..,,
r. A. Mayo, II. T. +. > e.''''''''
Haskins & Libby, G.. II. Duree,
w. c. Tompkins, John Dickson.
Jno. Davis, "a I'm
June llth 1874 W"
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uOUNG HICKORY. w. RANDOLPH
L s CO, III, Main Street, Richmond have
for sale. at u cts. The Life ard Public Services
of the Hon. James Knox Polk, with compendi-
um of his speeches on various public measures
Also. a sketch OF the life of the Hon George Milf
lin Dallas. June q l3-tf
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a I
moad Fredericksburg aud Potomac h@l .,.,,
Retaliation of Rates-Notice is heteoE ~. .r,
that, on and after "Wednesday, the I'm t, sG,,
the fare by the Railroad route between kSi'io~
and Baltimore will be reduced 10 =, ana JEW ~.
Petersburg and Baltimore 10 IS 81 cent? W. W,sb.
ingo 5nff in nine, B BAL in twelve and P5s
dephia in twenty-one hours after leaEns e r+.
mond, and arrive in Philadelphia be Z. Fy va,
lers by the river and bay boats have Isll HGgr
or should they be disposed to stop in maS.i"I ,5,y
or Baltimore, they may do 50 as i9ng ., erlra
please, and resume their seats Wi''!O''
charge. ,l-s. v.ars Of
age: others under twelve years OF age hail pla,
Hour Of departure of the cars from 9I RIfn0H''
! before &. A. NJ. THOMAS ShAn;I
Ans le9-a
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1y HOOKER g. OSBORN. hay

rMY> HOOKER & OSBORN, hav-
CssaL5K ing associated with them in the
S.2~gQ- Coach Business Mr. GEORGE
w. COX, would most respectfully inform their
friends, the friends of Mr. Cox, and the public &c
neraly that they intend to keep constantly on hand
an assortment of Northern and Richmond made
Carriages, all OF their own manufacture. Our
Carriages will be made by The best workmen, and
of good materials, and warranted 10 stand equal
10 any work in the country Mr. Hooker will
superintend the business of Hooker and Osborn,
at New Haven, Connecticut and furnish Us with
such articles as we may have occasion TO order.
We flatter ourselves. from the advantages we
now possess that We shall be able TO offer as good,
if moi the best assortment ever offered in Ibis mar
kct. which we will sell 4. prices 10 suit the times
for cash, or approved paper We shall always
keep on hand Camyall Wagons, together with an
assortment of Coach Materials and Harness
Mounlings, consisting in part of Axlcs. Springs,
Steps, Bands, Lamps, Leather LaceS, Oiled
Carpet, Fringes, Tassals and Tufts, Hamcs,
Hooks, Tcrrels, Buckles, &c, &c, which We will
sell low.
II Repairing done al the shortest notice, with
ncatness, and on the most favorable terms, corner
of Eighth and Main streets, Richmond, Va.
HENRY HOOKER,
JOHN J. OSBORN,
GEO. w. cox
Jan. IS 16--wif
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PIANO rOPTE WAREHOUSE

Nj, THr subscriber is constantly receiving
'yI3yyirom the celebrated mandatory OF NUNS
en & CLARE, New York, elegant and plain
Piano Fortes, possessing The latest improvements,
and that delcacy OF touch, and sweetness ot,one,
50 peculiar 10 their manufacture.
Also, Il large assortment OF Musical Instru-
mcnts. and Musical Merchandise, in general
Piano Forlcs repaired, tuned, let on hire, and
taken in exchange.
CHEAP MrsIc.-Thc largest collection OF NIu-
sic. ever offered for sale in this State, may be Sc
lectcd from, ailhe Store Of the subscriber at Phi
adclphia and New York prices.
Those purchasing 10 sell again, will be fur
nshcd upon better terms than they can find else
where in the State p. H. TAYLOR,
Piano Forte and Music Store, opposite the Banks
June Is l2-wtt
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CREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS

" One Thousand Packages al DRf GOODS
amounting II nearly 100000, received and open
ed from Auction and elsewhere, By X. II. JEN-
klNS, who respectfully invites the attention ol
merchants. farmers and others To examine ms
extensive and unparalleled assortment oil Fancy
and Staple Dry Goods The following comprises
only few Of The leading articles now received:
Cloths. Cassimeres and fesin9S, Tor spring
end summer
200 bales brown and blcached Shiuings and
Sheetings
Cotton Omabnrss, Apron Checks Vcstings,
yellow AMI blue Nankeens, comprising HE most
extensive variety Of Domestic Goods in the city,
many OF which we purchased before the advance
Irish Linen and Linen Goods OF all kinds,
cheap and good, from % cents upwards
Bonnei>-30 cases Bonnei>, latest fashions
Bonnet Ribbons, Sprigs and Flowers
1000 Parasos and Sun Shades, from 10 cents
upwards
Silk and Cotton Umbrellas, cheap and good
Every kind Of new material Tor ladies' dresses
All kinds of mourning articles
1000 pieces Calicoe>, all prices, from q, 5, 10,
II. cts, and finer
100 pieces Furniture Calicoes, from 6, s, 10,
l2t cents and higher
Lace Cape> Collars Caps, and Muslin Caps
Cape> and Collars
900 Linen Cambria Handkerchets, all prices
from one shilling
White and black Cotton Stockings. ID cents to
the finest
Bed Tickings. II. cents, Is, and 20 cents
10000 yards Thread and Lisle Edgings
White Canton Mating>. all widths
Fans OF various kinds, &c. &c. Sc.
In offering the above articles Tor sale. the sub
scriber would invite the particular attention OF
those buving for cash or city acceptanceS, assur
ing them tha, they will find the goods cheap as
in any part of the United States at
R. H. JENKINS
Linen, Staple and Fancy Dry Goods Store.
Anil & l06-wtf
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Jan. |.
LADIES NEW AND

INDIFaS .NEW IND
eSsVA FASHIONABLE SHOES. S=~1~1
TIME subscriber would respectfully asl, the at
i tcntion of the Ladies To his complete assert
ment OF Ladies', Misses and Chldren's Shoes, o
the latest and most fashionable style.
Ladies Fancy Caters
Do half do.
Do Lasting do. thick sole
Do. White Satin Slippers
Do Black do
Do. Do English Kid do, very pretty
Do. French Morocco Dress Slippers
Do. do. Ties
Do. do. Buskins, thick sole
Do. do. do. thin soles
Do. Cater BuskinS, Lasting, very pretty
Do. do Silk, do.
Misses Fancy Buskins, &c, &c.
]. 4. WATKINS,
Two doors below Messrs MadsMorh Turner &
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husband, Joseph Johnson and j. Whose
names are unknown, children OF said John John
son, deceased, Defendants.
This day came the plaintiff, by his Attorney,
ami filed his bill and the defendants, Palsy John
son, widow of John johnson, deceased, and Wi.
liam Johnson, Jane, who was formerly Jane john
son and her husband Lonisa WHO
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Miner Wood>on and Nancy his wife. Salt
Woodson, Elizabeth Johnson. Patsy johnson.
widow OF John Johnson. deceased, and William
Johnson, Jane, who was formerly Jane Johnson
AMI - = her husband Innisa. who W.
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was formerly Louisa Johnson, and - -,
her husband, Joseph Johnson, and - -,
whose names are unknown, children OF said John
Johnson deceased. no, having entered their ap-
pearanco and given security according 10 The Act
of Assembly and the RulcS OF this Court, and II
appearing to the satisfaction of the Cour tia;
they are not inhabitants OF tiis Commonwealth
On the motion Of the plainriil. i, is ordered, hat
the said absent defendants do appear here on the
third Monday in September next, and answer thc
plaintiff bill and that copy of this order !e
forthwith inserted in ,omc public newspaper PRINT
ed in the City OF Richmond, for two months sue.
cessively, and posted at the from, door of The
Court House Of this county. A Copy. Tes,c.
MAR. w MILLER. d. G..
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IN CHANCERY,-VI AT Rules held
L in the Clerks Office of Essex County Court,
on the 9TH day of May, 1911:
John Parker VIM. Parker, Silas 3. Goulim
and Susan his wife, and others, plaintiffs.
against
Joseph Parker, Abraham Parker, and others.
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After the 18th May, 1914, we will be prepared
TO Card Rolls in very superior manner, having
ordered sci OF new machines expressly for that
purpose.
Factory adjoining liaxal's Flour Mills.
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LOON. our FOR THE BARGAINS.
UNION HALL ACADEMY,
No. 1856 MARK NT-S,V.

NEAR FLEET STREET, FELL'S POINT.
THNHOMNS HENDERSON, Q.ate Principal
~ Teacher i'll st. james, Academy, Baltimore COZ
intends opening SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
GENTLEMEN, in the Union Hall, No. l66 Alarket-st.
near Fleet street, Fes Point, for the purpose of Civ
ing instruction in the common end higher English
branches, the Mathematics, the Latin and Greek Ian.
guages. Having been engaged in teaching for several
years, he iatters himself that he will be able to rem
der ample satisfaction to those who may patronize his
efforts. TcrmS:
English Branches, viz; photography, Reading, Pen
manship, Arithmetic, Geography, English Grammar
Composition, Rhetoric, Book Keeping and History,
:, per session. $500
English Branches, with Chemistry, Natural
Philosophy, Astronomy, Mensuration, Sur
veyng, Navigation, Geometry and Algebra, $50
The above, with the Latin and Greek Ian
guages, per session. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
5S3- The year will he divided into four sessions, of
twelve weeks each-the first session commencing De-
cember Both, 1874,
References: Prof NC. Brooks, 4. NJ, Princi.
pal of Public High School; w. Gibson, M, Public
High School; ]. w Randolph Esq, DR. n Morris, DIR.
T. Il. McManus, Rev ii. slicrr, Rev, l.. +. Morgan,
Rev. C. b. Young, Rev.. w. Column Rev. j. Sewell,
d23-IWt
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COAL! COAL!!

HEO. w. STEEN. at the Maryland Coal Co.'S
VW Yard, south side of the Basin, near the nersec-
ton of Light and Lee streets, respectfully announces
to the public that he has on hand NANTlC0KE
COAL from the Lee Mines, Of a superior quality, for
family use and which will not form clnker in stoves
Also, Baltimore Coal Co.'S Coal and Lehigh Coal.
which he will dispose of at prices to suit the times
Orders left at the following places will be promptly
attended 10:
At the Office, Exchange Place. adjoining Mr. Eyer
toms Lottery Office
&C Messrs. John Boyd Sons Cellar, South street
&c Mr.. Thomas Wideys, Gay street, o. T.
GO " Jas. l.. Maguiro's, corner Charles and Lem-
bard streets
g " Thomas j. Houses, corner of Paoa and Sara
toga streets.
Z" " w. l.. b. Faithful, Pennsylvania avenue, op
posite Seminary lane.
Or at the Coal Yard, on Hughes Quay.
N. B. Notwithstanding the puffs Of other Goals tha
above Goals are warranted to he superior TO any other
offered in this market se12 eotistJa
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AHlHEANE HBR A.
REDUCTlON on PRICES.

tNH1H1 tn HNtOI1h1'
80 BALL GAME, ct CTs. EACH PERSON.
ALLEYS LET at SO " PER HOUR.
TnVHE1 Subscriber, having fully established the AL
H. HAMBkA as a place of geusemanly resort,
s1res its patrons that in reducing his prices the
rules which have proved satisfactory to all, will be
adhered to, and the strictest order insisted on.
DisOrdeTly persons, who cannot conform to the rules
of the House, and Boys under age, requested not
to visit the place, as they will not be permitted to
remain
The subscriber wishes the above distinctly under
stood, that gentlemen may feel assured they visit
the Ahambra and indulge in quiet amusement and
exercise without the slightest fear of annoyance.
{G3- MR.. BRADLEY, my former assistant, having
returned from the Morrill, will have the entire control
of the Saloon department.
{G3-'rhe ALEXANDRIA SALOON OF REFRESH
MENT, usual is furnished with all The reqnirem
of the season, which served up in the best style.
dl0-lm AMBROSE BALTIMORE.
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CLEARED.
Schr NJ. Elizabeth, Wheeler, Richmond and Peters
burg, Va. Chas. Pendergast & Son.
Sehr Michigan, Terry, New York, |. Mnnkin.
Schr Miilisent, Tunnel, do. do.
Schr Traffic, Gardner, New York, John w. Brown.
Schr Jack Downing, Passapea, Philadelphia, ]. w.
Brown
SAILED-Barque Latrobc, Allen, Galveston; Br.
kbrgs Favntite, Masters, Bermuda; Queen Victoria,
'aeker' Trinidad ARRIVED
Schr Elizabeth Jane, Dukes, from Philadelphia,
mdse. to john w Brown.
Soop Union, Cotngham, from Philadelphia, mdse
70 John w. Brown.
Steamer Cumberland, Culinary, from Philadelphia,
mdse. TO Il. e. Harris
MEMORANDA.
Ship Leila Higgins, for New Orleans, sailed from
4 Rotterdam 3Otn Oct.
Z Barque Panl, Fuller, from Bremen. arrived at New
orleans 10Th inst.
Bremen barque Philadelphia Greve, for Bremen
via Baltimore, cleared at Philadelphia 18th inst.
Brig Alabama, Dudley, for Baltimore, cleared at
Mobile 2Glh in I.
Brig Henry P. Sumner, Rowland, for Richmond
= ed from New Bedford 25th inst.
Brig Mary Stanton, Bcarse; schrs Essex, Otis, and
i'm Murray, DeveFtux, from Baltimore, arrived at
ston 2Glh inst. Brig Eagle, Fesscnden, for Ba-
re- cleared same day.
Schr Emeline, Bourne, hence at New Bedford 26th
N4ktant.
Scbr GaZele. Sparks, hence at Frankfort Goth inst
Schr Pallas, Aiken, hence Tor Bangor repaircd, re-
loaded and sailed 18th inst. from HomPs's Hole. The
New Eli land for this port, from Portland, had gone to
WOODS Hole to 90 on the railway 1t will be rempm-
bered that the above vessels carried ashore in u
gale in the harbor of Holmes'S Hole llth inst.
Schr Mariner, Adams, for Baltimore, sailed from
Nantucket Dist inst
Psschr Lady Warrington, Griffith, from Baltimore,
arrived al Newport 18th inst.
Schr Delphi NickeEson, from Baltimore, arrived at
Portsmouth. N. II. 23i inst
Schrs Trya, Gibbs, and Queen, Bray, from Balli-
more, arrived at Providence 25th inst
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

MFRS. P- A. MCPHERSON respectfully calls
1Va the attention Of her numerous customers, to the
extensive and elegant assortment of French and Ger
man FANCY ARTICLES, together with the largest
variety OF TOYSto be found in any establishment
in this city, all of which she is determined TO sell at
the lowest prices for cash. Among this choice cnec-
ton i'll be found WAX DOLLS with moving eyes
also KID Bodies with Heads to suit-Fancy BOXES,
and the greatest variety of every thing neat and fanci
full can be had at this Emporium of olyday Presents
d23-lw Apt No. 50 NORTH HOYyARD-S ST.
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RgUsiNkN. AT REDUCED PNiOls S. 6av,

ERECAOsE w 70 SELL. SD CHEAP
kE AT the NEW. FRANKLIN-ST STORE,
No. 1876, (between Eulaw and raca, south sde,)
Is the reason why the people coming from differ
en sections OF the city in order to secure Bargans
MORE AUCTION GOODS.
New style Cassimercs only Sill Cloths from 81 so
upwards; Cassnetts and Jeans 81 cents, upwards;
Flannels, AL wool, % cents; Lindseys l2l; Canton
Flanncls and 10 cents; Cacoes 81 cts; beautiful do
l2a cts; Crash &c; Ticking Toe; Silk Dress ldkfs or
Ties ~ and 2]c; ChiidrcnS WOODEN Caps 10 and l2sc
b!eached and brown muslirS Ct upwards; more Linen
9. Hdks. at l2b cts; Mouslin de Lanes; Casnmelcs;
Merinoes; Alpacas; Cloakings; Blankets; Comfort
abies, ready made at Sl.50; cold Cainhrics; Brown
Hollands, sc. Sc. and great variety of other Goods
equally cheap.
tG5- Goods from Auction every week.
No. 1876 FRANKLIN STREET,
DBL between Eutaw and Paca SITS.
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COAL. COAL! COAL!n

YARD LOWER END SPEARS B-H9RF.
YSEGE Subscribers respectfully inform their numer-
IL Gus customers and the pu.c generally, that they
are now fully prepared to furnish them with COAL, at
CRATES and stoves:
Baltimore Company's COAL)
Coal Brook do per ton OF 2l40 lbs.
Lloyd, sc. sc. do.
Our yard being central, affords an opportunity for
purchasers to call and examine for tlemselves-the
agent at the yard viii take pleasure in showing the
Coal. We will warrant our Coal TO give satisfaction
in all cases o. Orders left at our Office or at the
Yard, will have prom pit attendance.
GEESE Il SON, Commerce street wharf,
sel4-eotf Yard lower end Spears wharf.
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TO SHOEMAKERS.

HAMILTON EASTER 81 CO., 283 BAL
ID n TlaoRE STREET, have just received another
supply of extra fine black LASTINGS
We have regularly on hand Jet and Blue Black
HASTINGS, of fine to extra super quality; various
Fancy materials for Cater Boots; Gaoons all silk
aud Union; No. 9 and RIBBONS; cotton and silk
LACETS; Canton Flannels; Bleached and Brown
Drills; 81 b'eached Linen for Innings; white and black
SATfNS, &c.
To the trade the above articles will be made at very
low prices
QG-We have also on hand large and splendid
stock of Fancy and Staple DRY GOODS, at the low
est prices. d23 Ct
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Ut NITED STATES HOTEL,

TYLER & BIRCH, Propretors
The subscribers respectfully inform their friends and
the travelling community, that the back building, re-
Gently erected and attached their former large es-
ablshment, is now completed and thoroughly furnish
ed II contains fory-ive elegant bed chambers, and
of the largest dining rooms south of New York
Having now every facility and convenience that can
render an Hotel comfortable, we feel great confidence
IN our ability to give entire satisfaction - all who may
patroniZe US. [pl9 tf1 TYLER & BIRCH
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1ctHRIsTtIAs roOKs-In all thelr vn1ietie.

dtHRISThlAS BOOkS-In all their varieties,
" at low prices for CASH
ANIMALS, &c,-Leafets of Memory, splendid
engravings, elegantly bound, morocco gilt, St.50;-
Friendships Offering for 1915, embelshcd with nine
engravings 50 25 Religious Souvenir for 1915, SPLEEN
did engravngs, bound in morocco, gilt g. IS; Lady IS
Scrap Book, numerous engravings, richly embossed,
50 D; The Token for lS45, elegant plates, 80; Sha
speare, richly bound, 3d. Family Christian Annual for
lS45, ST.; London Saturday Magazine 81; London
Penny Magazine 81 25; Bibles and Prayer Books,
richly bound. Toy Books in great variety. Received
and for saleby WIN. ". HARRISON,
No. 40 north Gay street,
d23 opposite the odd Fellows HaM
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FRONT STREET THEATRE.
w, z. RURFON. Lessee,
Lower Tier of Boxes or Dress Circle, 50 cents.

Lower Tier of Boxes or Dress Circle, 50 cents.
Second and Third Tiers. ............ 37t ("
Pit and Coored Gallery. ......,..... 25 F"
FHG3IS EVENING, Dec 3d. will be performed
M the Comedy of WILD OATS. Rover, Mr.. G.
BARRETT. Sire Thunder, MIR, BURTON. JRo.
Dory, Mr.. E. S, CONNER. Ephraim Smooth, Mr.W.
CHAPMAN. Sim, Mr. JOHNSTON. Lady ANA
rath, Mrs. WILKINSON Jane, Mrs. BOOTH.
Afler which, BEAUTY AND THE BEAST, with
all the Original Music. Sir Aldgate Pump, Mr. BUR
TON. John Quill, Mr.. w. CHAPMAN. Selma,
Mrs. BOOTH.
0'- Doors open at half past 6, performance com
mence at 7 O'Clock precisely. 1t
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w A N T S +.

SITUATION WANTED, by young Man, as
- an assistant Clerk, in a Grocery, Flour or Com
mission store, or BarkeePcr i'll respectable estab
lshment or any other situation where he could make
himself useful TO his employer. The best Of refer
rnces in regard 10 character, &c. will be given, Ap
ply quickly at SCOTTl'S Intelligence office,
do No 10 Exchange Place.
wv ANTED-A White Man to act as Porter in a
w commission house. Communications address
sd to j. w. in the hand writing of the applicant, with
his references, aud left at the Patriot office, will
ccive attention. d2S-3t
NNkNTED TO HIRE, a white GIRL TO do
w Heusewoik-io one who can come well te-
commended, may heaI OF good situation by applying
at No 26 FAYETTE STREET, next door TO the Of
flee of the Green Mount Cemetery d274t
a. TrUAriON WANTED, by a Young Man, as
- an assistant clerk, in a Grocery, Flour or Com
mission Sore any other respectable nIcrcpntle bu
siness where he could make himself useful to his
employer. The very best of references in regaId to
character, SC. will be given. Apply to SCOrTi,
d23 Exchange Place.
GtITUATION WANTED, by Young Man,
OF one of the first public houses in that city wishes IN
obtain a situation in the city as boOkkeeper in a
spectacle house, or would except situation "a an
assistant clerk in general mercantile house. Let
tiers of highly respectable persons Will be given in
gard TO character AMI qualification Apply at
l.. +. SCOrTI'S Intelligence Office,
dig 10 Exchange Place.
WATANTED. Partner or Agent with a small
w capital OF TIUOu or S2UOt, 10 winch VIII be ad
ded larger capital, say to $4,000, aud the advantage
of the business will be made greatly in favor Of the
person who has the smallest sum. Enquire at
SCOTTIS Intelligence office,
dig No. 10 Exchange Place.
VVJ OF a FURNISHED HOUSE
w in the upper part OF the city. A liberal rent
will be given; the apartments that would be required
are parlOur, two large and one small bcd-roum and
the Use Of kitcRcn. Apply iickiyat
LEWIS II. SCOTTI,
dig No. 10 Exchange Place.