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The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-09-19
LET Us AlTONEm
VOICE FROM THE SOUTH.

"A ' OAO1 4sOA AAA cOO AZ
Giriag a faihfd eTpoat1In If that system Of
Pseud3-P b3oahropg, or Haahrism, .ytrept
Modern .4boliti0aiSm, Whicb threatens 10 dis
soire Me Uaion; and proposing aplaa of Ma.
tioHai Colonization, adequate 10 the ren,ordl If
the entire free Hsck pOJuiat On IF The Uaiied
States, and all That mag hereaft fer become free
lin a nianasr hnrnl0nisiag Nth Tie true in.
tercsts If 6Ott races.
THIS york is now in progress of publication
/ and VIII be ready for delivery in a. few
weeks. II will contain upwards of fire hun
dred pages, II mo-, handsomely bound, and EN-
bellished with appropriate engravinSs. Price,
So per copy.
The contributors to, and the authorities con-
suited in the compilation Of the work, are men
who stand high in the literary, ecclesiastical
and political arena of the world. IL is, there
fore, a work of merit--one which, if extern
siyely cirGulate,l, WELD mighty Influence in
checking aud removing the evils referred to in
the title page. ii is tn be hoped that the salu-
tnry Influences which it is capable of e~xerting
will MT be crippled for want of encouragement
on THE part Of its natural supporters; that no
friend ct the South aud her rights, OF her gem
eral welfare and the domestic Tranquility of
her citizens, will refuse, for the consideration
OF the mere price OF a copy, to- possess himself
Of a work Of greater research than any other
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rity, and the prosperity and perprtuity Of our
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not more than every opposer Of slavery is will
ing to. contribute for the gratuitods distribu-
ton Of books and papers advocating bis cause,
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The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-09-19
CLOrnlNG.

CLU AEAENW.
THE largest, and most general assert,
= ment Of ClOlhing in The town, con
sisting Of.
DrapD. Etc" sacks, Gocks and dress
Goats;
Alpaca do;
Linen do;
Cottonade do;
Pants Of all sorts and sizes,
4 good lot Of Boys ClOtAiag.
Call aud examine a fit warranted ia
all at nl3-yI Fl, l. g. Co.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-09-19

Q BRING THE DRowNDED TO LIvE.-
Sl'S seasOn Of the year when so MANY
accidents are occurring, the following
y Valentino Mott, is parlicular-
pporlune;
Immediately after the body Is removed
'"s water, press the chest suddenly
V's downward and backward, and
discontinue the pressure. Re
wy violent operation until a pair of
eau De procured. When obtained,
pauee the mpzzle well upon the base
'O"g 'e' Surround the mouth with
~ Or handkerchief, aud close it.
w. . oystander 10 press firmly upon
@VIeC''ns part of the neck (Adam's
and use the bellows actively, Then
1pvn me lungs, 10 initiate the natu-
this at least an
On'll signs Of natural breathing
'ne BODY il blankets, place i near
i w. % everything 10 preserve the
= warmth, as well as ts.impart an
~. neat i possible. Everything.
! . secondary to initiating the
send for medical gentleman i'm
az friction until respiration shall
'O'le degree restored.
fn n tltt
afp0stoO is Of the opinion that
]s'suvlus should take Old Tow.
TTs''apharila to cure itself Of erup-
Old lady thinks Il has been
50 long nothing else would ,,sy
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-09-19
qrrt ana arrpntan Ia 1song.

CANT0n RoRAL Arch CHAPTER No. 10 holds
its regular communications on the LIST Sat
urday of every month.
GANToN LoDGE No. %, on the 81 Saturday of
every month.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-09-19
Oh Eel u s.

EvGRGREEN LoDGE No. 39,-Maets on every
Thursday evening, at s O'Clock.
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Special Notifies,
nf Crmnrranrt

MADISON DIVISION, No. l9-Mcet every Mon
-day evening, al 7 O'Clock, at the Division
Room, ov er John Noouan a. Co.'s Family
Grocery Store, on the east side of the
Public Squares
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-09-19
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE..

EgLACKING-Ma,on's extra Brand, az
- article that cannot be surpassed in
quality if in quantity. For sale by
My. ID. w. MURPHY.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-09-19

~ 0EN NLAA RIbNt
Dealer in Staple Dsv Gods and Cloth
ing, Groceries, Vines and Liquor, Hats
Caps Boots and Shoes, hardware and
Cutlery, Glass anil Qaeeasware, Iron.
Noits. Casting, Provisions, Begging
and Rope, &c. &c.
DRY GOODS.
PIca Plack, steel-mixed and fancy Sat
tinetts.
Do do Plaid aud fancy Cas- sameres
Kentucky James.
Plain and Plaid Linseys,
White, Red, Yellow, Green and spotted
Aannels,
Ganze, Canton and s%alsberry %aannels,
British and American Prints,
Cashmeres, Alpacas, Luslres and Ma
rino Silk stripes,
Irish Linen al all prices,
Linen Sheeting,
Damask Table Cloths, Birds eye Dia-
per and Napkins,
Silk, Flag and Bandana Hd'kfs,
Ladies and Misses Silk, Cotton and
Wooden Hosiery,
Geptlemens' do do do,
Rose Point and Bed Blankets
Mississippi, Alabama and Kentucky
Oznaburas,
Hamilton, Walton, and Manchester
Shifting and Sheetinss,
Cohassit, Elephant and Dorchester
Tickings,
Apron and Furniture Checks,
Bleached hirtings and Sheetings.
GB Gse1ER8I Ga
Dress. Flock and Sack Goats,
Blankets, Sacks and Frocktees,
Plain & fancy Cashmere p%antaloons,
Sattinett and Kentucky james do,
Sattineti and Riding Cord do,
Vets a great variety,
Shuts, Drawers. &c. &c.
GROCERIES,.
Blown, Crushed and Pulv'd Sugars,
Common and Sugar House Molasses,
Rio and Java Coffee,
Black Imperial and G. P. lmpl Teas,
Fine and coarse Salt,
Soap. Star and Sperm Candles,
Rice-MermaciIla-Star
Pepper, AIlspice, Ginger, Mace Glove,
&c. &c.
WNWENTY Boxes manufactured To
L bacco assorted brands and qualities,
WINES AND LIQUORS.
Best Cognac Brandy importation 1905,
" American do.
Pure Holland GIN,
" Scotch and Irish Whisky, -
Claret, Old Port and
Medicine " ines &c.
HATS g CAPS
Florence silk, Beaver and wool hats a
general assortment, ~
Caps all varieties.
. 9009S g SHOES
Mems and Boys Russetts,
Kip Brogans,
{ alt, sew'd & peg boo''
Mud do do do
H.REDyV.FERE and CUTLER r.
Iron. Castings, Nails, &c. dc.
GE.gSg and QUEE.9'S WIRE.
A complete assortment.
BAGGING and ROPE. FLOUR,
LARD. WHISKY, Sc. &c.
Also a general as ortment
Silk and Cotton IN
bIllld's Combs,
Brushes,
&c.
:. The above articles were purchased ir
New York Cincinnati, Louisville AUG
St. Lonis the past summer, upon the mos
, favorable terms. They are offered to The
public at very small profit. The osua
credit will he given to prompt customers
am Determined to of r such inducements
as will ensure a call at least, and bell v
ing 10, the motto Of "small profits ant
quick ~sales,,' | will take pleasure at al
times to show nv goods without charge
will balter for Cotton, Corn, Oats, Rye
Dry Hides, W COL, Tallow, Rice, Rags, sc
Liberal advances made on Cotton ship
ned TO NV friends in New Orleans.
: N. b. Having made arrangements a
St. Louis for weekly shipments OF Flour
my customers may at all times rely upor
getting a good and fresh article.
Sept 10Th '50.-ly.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-09-19

ANOTHER MAMMOTH CAvs,-Tbe cave
Emily discovered near Madison, Wis
Ism, IS supposed to extend under the
aIer part of Dove and Iowa counties.
exploring party lately passed five days
examining it. They passed over an
Png large masses, which proved to be
ore Of fine qualify, s%peading over and
mt oil three miles. They also found
copper ore, and eleven pounds of ma
silver Crystals, %stalaetites, incrusta.
r. etc were abundant, and waterfalls
lake, whinh was explored in a ca
and found 10 be 81 feet deep.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-09-19
rs,.grg0h nMe NO. Picdyune.
TIVE ISL

-.
.,,,.roN Thursday Sept. l2.-Th'
,,.,bed her wharf on the llth. OF
-. oftbe week al Liverpool, amount
/ os1oo bales, Spectators took $3.50
experts 1850.
We Cosnpro''atse RiU'
NJ. California and other COMPROMISE.
4. h,ye been signed BY the President Q
nsqih Of Bishop ~ TSC
pi.boy Bascom died at Louisville on
.turdav the 7lh inst.
California Delegation.
The California Senator'S and Represen-
-, have been admitted to their seats in
%pngtess.
.ggjournn,eRt re congress.
congress has agreed 10 adjourn on the
hh Of September.
Second Dispatch.
Fagitire SLAVE Bar
Iw ,spyeroS, THU sidy September 70.
Il, "a ?. M.-The Fugitive Slave bill
!. ordered toa third reading in the House
dsy-ytas 1875, nays 49,
SGrery in the District.
sevard. bill, aboIishing slavery in the
s.,,iet. has been rejected by The Senate
rs 4, nays 45.
s,sretary Of ne Tsterior
Alexander H. Stewart, Of Virginia, bias
In appointed to and has accepted The
crelalyship Of the Interior.
Third Dispatch
Fuclrvs SLAVE BILL PASSED.
WASHINGTON, Thursday, September
-s:58P. M.--Tbe Fugitive Slave bill
lust passed the House %inally-yea;
/, nayS75,
DgAN SwlFr.-The following anpcdott
Dean Swift will Be- found Of interest a
aracteristic Of that writer. 1t was pub
bed 10 an cid English work many year
b, :,
The enemies Of Dan Swift privately
FUSED him of imPiety and dFism, b,
lch means, it is said, they succeeded
preventing his being made a bishop
hong tie various writings Of the Deaf
tbicb were adduced to suLstantiate III
arge was the following:
believe mixing George, the creates
blain and monarch between heaven an
til; aud ia Sir Robert W4lepole, hi
v Minister, our lord who was begotte
Barrett, the attorney, BORN Of Mrs. W
Lou ,hton, accused Of corruption, cor
lpd, expelled and i'm 1risoned: he wer
Fu into Norfolk the third year he cam
pg,iu he assembled into he admin,
lion, and stitch al the head Of the treas
rom whence he shall pay all tho.
. vote as they are commanded. / b,
Fe in Ho aces treaty, the %sanctity
laws, the Integrity of the commons, VI
ulion from the spaniards, r~esurrectio
erpdit, discharge Of public debts an
&c everlasting"
. So -----.- $780, -----
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-09-19
ROTANIC MEDICINEs,

general assortment of BlTANlc MEDICINES
n of the Best QUALITY,-FRgsH and relia-
bic, can always be had vt the Drug Store of
PRIESTLEY & MOSBY.
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-09-19
RTCHARD p. WTveTOw.

STATE STREET, JACKSON Miss. neat door to
WA. NORRIS JrwrLay sropr
Dealer in Staple Dsy Gotds and Cloth
ing, Groceries, Vines and Liquor, Hats
Caps Boots and Shoes, Hardware and
Cutlery, Glass anil Qaeeasware, Iron.
Moite. Casting, Provisions, Begging
and Rope, &c. &c.
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trarY notwithstanding.

LAKE sUPERIoR-The arrivals OF Copper at the
Saut ste Marie are very large. Week before last
the ChH mine sent down masses, as follows One
piece 40 pounds 4,o96, 900, 42s6, 1900. Every
piece weighs two tuns or more. The Minnesota
Co. sent down asses as follows 4,726 los, 1850.
3,4OO, 2,465 The schooner Spartan passed Detroit
lately with $4,000 lbs mass copper. On the 9Th
inst. the London brought down 100000 lbs In
masses, mostly from the siscowt mines
LORD ELGIN-The Montreal Courier Of Sstur-
day has the ollowingi IL is rumorod in town 90
day that some OF our most respectable merchants
have received advices in their private letters, that
Lord Elgin is promoted to the Governor. g eaeraL
ship Of India, to be succeeded by Lord Harris a.
Governor General OF the Canada
RUSSIAN LAW OF MARRiAGE.-By q late order
Of the Russian Government, all marriages are Tor
hidden, except where the parties first obtain the
consent OF the parish authorities, which muBt in
every case be withheld, unless the persons asking
sre capable at the Ii ne Of supporting families
and also furnEh a strong probability that such
capacity will continue to the end. The increased
number Of individuals falling burden on the state
during several years past, is the reason given for
thig edict
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Mosr ExrRAoRDIsARY LEAP-Or rsther ex-
taOrdinsry leaps-vere made on Friday evening
last, by rcrrel mare, the property Of Mr.. w m.
Zimmerman. A lad about IL years Of age, son
Of Mr.. Edward Hughes. was riding the animal TO
water, when, being bitten by dog, abe shyed and
rap her first noble performance was leapng over
a wagon loaded with manure, which she cleared At
bound then taking up the road 70 B srrymans
Mines she turned ran down the railroad TO where
e bridge crosses the Wolf Creek here abe paused,
gathered ber energies, Jumped and passed entirely
over the bridge, which was not plsnked making
ceprlesp Of q feet by sctual measurement. This
feat was performed in the presence Of several wit
urfses ana there cannot possibly be any mistake
about it, She must have either cleared the bridge,
gore u ough IL, or have lighted Cd single plank
lev than foot wide; and fshe hsdlighted on this
plank the lesp would have been . feet. She
touched oEhere, however. soveriog the whole
diitluce o. q feet IPotiivle Miners JoUrla.
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SUMMER RETREATS

&. MONTGOMERY HOUSE TREaONr.sT
- BOSTON This large and cOuiuOdlOut hsel hA'i4g
- been ihoro- glly r-fed ard renovated t now oPsn
for the accommodation Of uslsent and pei Jet board
ere
The irer a. management Of tie hOu1e will be under The
In rreaste ctcln OF MI James Parter, late propl-
.ior OF The Sanosst Ho- a., Ps nouih, Mass.
The q til Montgomery 'Gse 10 nslrpAs'sd
IN hv respect any other IN he city being nearly equally
d.si frc al he railroad &c pos aud sIesnb al analnss
tp4 very near The hunsss part OF the city and The sub
~ oe - no NAV Wait him 10 secure liberal share Of
he uthii papOnago- Boston, August 1880.
,pl1 woods THOs T WILSON, Proprietor
vYOkRDONTHE sOUTHslDEOFL LONG ISLAND.
At-The suhscdber csD accommodate few more board
era 81 hs house In horches Persons desiring the
comforts Of seab6hng ard The pleasure Of cunning hihog
spd "a ling ioseleT with the rural pssumrt OF c0uatry
residet c., viii avail themselves Of this opportunity The
suton Of The house airy and 10 every way clean and
corr Portable being within short dsance OF The ocean
Ardiest l. b VAIL, Long Island Temperance Hotel, 40
riches l. or n r Al his Office for terms, &c.
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- The President has recognized HENRI Vse-
MOT as Belgian Vice.ConIa for Baltimore.

MOT as Belgian Vice C0nI1l FOR baltimore.
~ The Baltimore Argus says tina. journey
man coschmaker OF that city has suddenly been
"a sed 70 siNuence by becoming heir 60 property
worth s20O,Ooo, lett by deceased relative in Ea-
rope.
IE~ The Washington Republic says that tho
numerous friends in this quarter Of Orlando Brown.
Esq late Commissioners OF lndisn Affairs will re-
oioe TO lesrE that he arrived safely at home. and
IA alive and well the report OF bis death to the
nary Notwithstanding
TROUBLE IN THE CHERoKEE NATION On the
evening Of the l2lh ult In the Cherokee Nation,
opposite Fort Smith. Moses Vickory was killed
with knife by Charles Tlksneesky-both Cnero-
KEGS On the morning 0f the 18th, Columbus
Vickory, brother OF Moses, was hi led In an aiiray
with Richard Blackburn, alter a desperate hgnt
Vickory being liz is said the asgressor Black
burn fed, aud was pursued by patty Of men, bat
succeeded in making his escape across the river TO
For. Smith, though seriously wounded. Al last
accounts lie was In custody o. the L ) Marshal.
The testimony, it is said goes far to show that he
acted solely IN sefdelense. Sanderg one Of the
party who pursued Blackburn from the Cherokee
Nation, was also 10 custody at Fort Smith, on
charge Of shooting at bin. These tragedies caused
great excitement a. Fort Smith.
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FIRST LOVE. ....Yor The Tribune

RgAUTY, come and weep with me,
Smiling in thy gentle woe,
In thy tears that | may see
Luring Hopes delusive bow.
Mourn with me tbs tender years
Sleeping pale in Nem'ry's breast -
can only tell in tears
What has long ny heart oppressed
Beauty, by me take thy seat -
Hear my poor heart plant III oo'e'
How q fairy music sweet
Woke its murmurs 10 my Soul
Softly stealing 0 or ny irame,
With my pulses keeping tme'
Like ambr0sisl dews It cane
Soothing with its liquid chime
Optbe rapid moments few,
Smiling each with Turing art
Som + leaned Loves honey-dew
Lay dissolviog round my heart -
Psychs, with her doWny wing,
Lightly famed the rising fame,
Till my hea-t-poor ,rem bling thing -
Felt that pleasure was pain.
Fancy ran golden river,
Sparkling bright with diamonds rare,
On whose molten sufisc. Igiyer
Rosy beams and pl,srt ar;
All my dreams were warm AMI pure
Asss.sry sumner 1ighi,
When few soft clouds obscure
BlUshing Dams dainty light.
II ny passion in Der breast
Found responsc, nevor knew
" hat her lovely lips expressed,
Yet ne'er can doubt was true;
But -Jb, what blighting truth -
Uss poor-beed say norel-
Gold as death, TO loviug youth,
TITS my life hath wintered Ger
Fancy now hath lost her spell
FAIRY strains 10 longer thrill
Yet bear their dying swell
Echo in the distance ttif;-
Now, in chill and droary night.
Lone 1 wtoder-lOne gel
And my heart, bereft Of light,
Only beats farewell-iarewtn,
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BY THE MIDNIGHT SOUTHERN HAIL.
rhiogs st Phiiaaelpei,.
fHIL.DxLrHra. ru,,-v An.


fHiLaDxLFHta Yu,..rx s..us
Five gsllows looking scam. cooo.c... -, :.
gang known ss "the SchuykN Ran---<r -
arrested last Lisht while comu.,tisg ,s.i, 800
toned Ouireees The most Singular p.rt a. ~.
whole affair 10, that befu-e the Mayor this rornl,-
rot ore OF the South Western Night POlicsncna,
y 10 were thOusht 90 be cognZant OF these felo~s
cores and were therefore brought Up as wit
uesses, voud not utter a word thar would tend to
convict this lswless gang Great state Of Affairs. q
Ihis morning, az the corner Of Jlni 'er aud LON
bsrd SITS a fight occurred between three lrishmen
rsned George Smith, Henry D1ugheuy and Geo
Douzherty Daring the aArsy Smith stabbed
George IN tie head, uourdei Henry drcsd'ly in
the shoulder snd bit his ear smos, or Whisky
caused il all.
The A j. West besu iful little schooner Of IS
tuls register, cleared from this port 70 day for Cal
LORNA. The following Is la. OF the officers Of tho
small crafi, which is about 10 undertake tho long
voy sge around the Horn
Lewis S.eel.lan, Master; ChWes &C Williams. frst or
Ger 0re0u Collins, secold DO; Johr GrowI psyselan
EcNHd simpson, carpenter Richard kn~ood, bal
AZ the United States Hotel yesterday among
the arrivals we're Auorney.Genersl Crittenien:
HCn. h. ". Hilhsrd ard family. Hon j Coll,mer
ard family, and Hon. John A. King Hon. ]. O.
Freemout ard family. arrived az Jones's Hotel
The CoTTOS market 10 nsclive asd The saes unim-
Pcr 81 The iupPes Of tLoUS continue very small Taere
10 little irqurr iur export and a90O barrels OLD
Fccf aot a. $ l-l : @' ard ED ground sio olt v
bsrrel SSss ne ira5e s. si05 Is for ssd
ezra besrds ard fancy New.iofs brands A. SOL No
SALES OF RYE FLevR have been reported. sale Of o bar
Com MEAL AZ s. which is az adysnce o. ls y 05l
The supplies of WHE,r continue limited and prices
stesdy Sses o. 2Oot bushels good and prime Red q. 81
bGl Is Including IoU light weight 81 81 = bashsl CORS
ia detnsd SAleI OF Yellow a. az cens adoas OArssre
rher dull ard supplies Of coming in eely.
Yhere hss been Increased demAnd for SVGAR, and hold
hsve been enabled 10 real re f1Ner advance OF ct
cent h. NHlsSY sells readily g, > eeEis Ia hacs, add
u ceus In baTTeis
sAigs ~ SrocEs-Fhst Bol,d-Si eco Read sg Mort
% ls.; - Goo s;se %, lts Penn Bk rs, SS00o
g. b, l4i hecs Bk. ~ II 0rgrd Lite and rrus li.
IS GO Susq Cara Sc. u 500 City So 80 50; $40 Chss
snd Del CSnAl g. 81. 90 lco Morris Canal l6., g. sca
TeNts Registered = cent Bonds 50
Second bogrd-5 farmers and Mechanlcs Bk ssh 8 NO
Gss Bt liii 81 00O NOrrsoNn R "a 95 so Asl hAnieS
sk So. 50 eco Camden and Anb RR, S. 10 e5l
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GNNEkAL NOIICEe

~ WOrkiugmeb's state Convention. The
Mechanics and NO,ki0g VI he s.a.s Of NeE.YOrE
are rott respectfully invited with the und-s COED
r Mass Convar tor Al Albany, Wedneidsy, October
"a he City Hs al DO cock 20 rsnssc. Suca business
nav preseptsef for tie confederation Of 1e COlyenLoa
JOHN COMAERFORO, NsE York
7 c WlrrENBEk5. Po,ghseevse
PRICE, }'OisN'O'P0
J. G. NASaBURN. Troy
CHARLES 4. YOUNG, Buffalo.
NJ KING, Hefklmsr
J II TOBIrT "'A'ain''4 ~
DAVID REESE Rochester
sul4 l. Work nFruen Slaie Committee
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WANTS

w ANTED-srusio1i by two respectable young NC
nler, fls.ess one e. cook the otAer - cha n1sf.
mao ar1 waiter Bob are good COOKS AID exec 'ent
val els aud 0ners Coed reference BE- given from
l- Toe places - 10 character and capahy, sy having
PetFi'L ErS dsy'. sllf
~ ANTED- sltusuons are wanted Tor 80 or ~ very
" nice American scoeh. English and Proe,tsni lrs1
re- wOrters &C AL have good Characters iELAORs5
t,lrct Ffoissisni Employment AEerey,' J lrm.t,-ii
nesr B.eecker.sL sul2 6lst
NEANTBD-si,1arorS for lumber o. excslle1i girls
tn1 children recently arrived free from city habits
sro ss'ccsuors and -ing to worf FOR moderate wages
4p2cson 70 he nsde a. ne ofce o. Comm 'sioners OF
kiniRrato IN he Park No charges n4i
NjAnTED-slluaiiops for chsmbsrm,t. COOKS gir,
" FOR general homework &c with excellent recon-
menoGfonS. Apply al the Employment Agency Ofi-s 6
aft IN East Fourieenth-st near Fourth Az suslwis'
XXANTBD-An acave sd in eligeal person Of good
aooress g. agent for The Of avs1she Com.
megcsl Table. IL needs means and will siJrd Dro6s
be IN pOyneLt 10 one 'ued 10 The buSnefs Apply a 80
Doug's" 't btootlyp, after = NJ s1li II
W ArTED-A BoOkEeeper, competent TO t4Ge ealire
w charge o. The Books Of a Raj road Company. Al.
drefs box 2657 PoilCee stating qualifications AMI terms
aulf 3ts'
WANTED nan to take csarge Of lumber yard,
" fully competent purchsfe, &c. Tor the
city business Good references required. None oilers
need apply at the yard foot West Nioeieenhsi sn42
NVANTED-A msa ihstun1er.isnds Sre1ch Polishing
" Aprlyto C WOOD, 5God-'t up stairs
A YOUNG married Englishmsn who hiss been upward
II of tvO IL The Staes 10 blsnets hls
count IL Induced by family difficulties 20 seek situation.
be 10 perfectly conVerssni with book teepiHg By double
tuy trd with business n general hs rtes sflrEt DOT
coed bard snd wOu1 make himSef generally usefll.
Referees 10 fespecsb lily would be given which be
hes doubt would be BID hy saifciory Address 10 day.
Alpha At This Cihce anli IT.
HARDWARE CLERK.-wsnl,d 10 an American
ltnscwse store, young man TO act A. salesman and
general clerk Cne from no interior Of this Ss.e, having
some knowledge Of tie business preferr'd Also an a.
tive sronR boy, who resides with biz parents. Address
"FOueEer," POU once. auli 81
NIOTICE.-Ou ssur day night asia LADY called a. ny
store No 65 Columbia al and purchased shoes. hand
ing twenty dollar bin ard viii was making change
she departed supp0ie she OOk The bill 10 be two dot
sr ore-tIhe viii call abe have tbs charge ~ psytug
for thisscve usu ent lsulflr JOHN BURR
StOI WANTED-In a law Office Must wri'e yell
ID sul4 81 RANKIN Jr 81 Walst
INFOHnIATEON WANTED OF ALEXANDER
lmCLOUD He mate Of the bark Alooa last Decsn-
from here 20 Savannah and thence 10 Liverpool
wiefe he leh Any information OF him viii be Thankfully
received by Addressing note 70 bis ftend 1877 Allen
81 Eew.Yors 10 care Of w. ?. 5nin. Liverpool dsily
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