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THE POPUL LAR
FAMILY DRY GOODS STORE

~ aud 70 Chapel street, New HaYen, Conn.
N7Etske this method Of ininrining 90.
w friends and customers. and also those
Gentlemen aud their tamiaes " no may br
called tn New Haven du,ing the ming sea-
son. that on usually ls4 a8E sfs e#
RICH s.. CHOICE STOCK OF
Black silks OF l3.iied. Elegant l,,ocatle and
Armmre Fancy Dress Silks. Tissues, Berager
Berage De 8Lalnes. fAtnuseinesS De- Raisc
French Jaconets and Cambtics has had 4
THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS
worth added to IT within The last ,hree weeks
which makes ii worthy the large patronage
which has been bestowed upon IL the last TWO
Years In addition We shall offer extra ins
ducements this season in
WHITE CANTON OR APE sstiAWLs..y
bought at unusuallyldw prices Tor Cash
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
In this line we are not TO be excelled. House
wives should not fail to come and see US,
Particular attention IL also paid to
RlGH7EYENlNGt DRESS GOODS
SIMS rfnsiins. Laees. Grapes, &c.A SC, in
white and coiors. .jaassssF -
AN AUCTION PURCHASE.
100 yards Plain and Striped Glacie Silks
usually sold al 81 90 We are now fspitliy cur,
ting them at rs cls-it7 is clear saving Of
or ! dollars Dress.
o bales Heavy Brown Sheetings at 6 I'D cts
per yard. $50 @@'@saSfS - F62
Cases B'eached Sheetings and Shirrings.
Eases of Metrimack and other styles Of
l2 I.2cenr Cahco's f9S aS4mn
Gaze Printed Musius at 10 l,2 cts fast
Cotrs.f En- u 84 ss Eo a3GF +85
Do not fail to come and examine our as.
SoTiment,
ag REuEEN g. JAMES RICE
77and 70 Chapel street.
New Hlven. Anil 10 Is So
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- ~ - hsfier 8et eroheis, Fouid G LiAcof.
hr srd oiferp Our facilities for Obtaining
Efsrs ssch that We can far t-h u !brn,y, large OF
u inw price as Il can DO procured in New York
4 n. Our long experience In tho eUbbath-echon
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r pabesical catalogue Of the books now On hama
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u rppiIcatI"h. reler TO the pIuncipal Mci-
'hanis, t,ahkrrs and Ilsureis in New Yrt
, d BROOKE.
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BARNARD & PARSONS.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
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YgNltt 81 so 2.ei2 3 tHe litNl fetarued from
Now Ylrk VIII q large stock of .ool 1,
and Shoes, = ,agl,I al 4 lime ofgreal press
@ore IL the no sey market, Consequently will
ne sol Il greatly reduced prices. r-
We think any one may il themselves oil
ny tang In our line II Trade, from the
small fancy Cack ia. The large Fhick Boot ;
from the small Rabber Boot, to Ahe large
tpver Shoe, az unprecedented Low PRICES,
Morocco. Innings, Bindings. Sole Leah
or and Findings. for sale as usual
MEHFOV e. FkOW BRI DGE,
Filst Door West Of The Colf HonSe
Ii'chfrld. Oct. l4lb, 1854 %
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/. z en- IA. t5sHDm's4A Professor Of
4, lin aytsy snet l1tetia Mediea,
af. Ran tan. Eotkegp. Aa.@a'
y Dear ~: 4 delayed answering. the re.
&c pit ut your prtpa ration. until / hal an
orpo un,ly If witnessing its effecis in my
owu family Is, in The families Of my friends
'rn,~ have NV lone with a high degree
Of 81, stAction. ~ case both Of adults ana
oh IhIt.H Ia ssF = mfsse Il e. efs-#
. p'wrrtiL trln'Iy for colds, and coughs
aid r,.l.n,.n"ry diseases ls.-
p 7RKER Gle AViLAND, M. D.
Brunswick, Me-, Feb S, 1917. s5 r..
E'pa IL. Ooersrpr mi he Hamitton MUl
IN this city,
$&EEat EE4 VI sFF
.......-. iowaLL Aug 10 1919
h DrI T. Aver IA We been cured ofthe
Funr1rc g, sli ever h ID 10 my hte ~ Your
hEuuRnY PecTon AL aud never fail, when
"ayn 49, "rlh,tiunl y, Of recon intending it
10 others
Yours resprctf lily.
$, q, e NERSOE.
r1 Rad tide fiowug. md see If trls
| nrdictn, Is Wo,1n Il trial Iqls patient had
D.eone very feeble, aud the rIiecr OF The
,nrdjeine was Enthusiastically ,lsImct.-
UNIr D STATS iIpr..L Saratoga Springs
D.. J Z Al ei'--;5if aavr, bee a1fll c>
ted wIth imfntul aiteclh,n of lhe lungs.
AMI all tin. symptoms of settled consamp-
ton, for more than year, could find
no medicine lnal would reach m case, until
| commenced the use of your Cherry
PEcrnRIAL,' which gave me gradual relief,
and l nave BET n steadily gaining my
strength MI my health is we'll nigh restor-
| ud. }H 5 IT'S q . .a.
While using your medicine, had the
gralItieailon OF curing with it my reverend
friend. ilr. Truman Of Sumpt,r District.
who had been suspended from his parochal
duties by IA severe attack Vt bronchitis.
/ have pleasure in ctalifing these facts
toyou, r.. ..'-
| And am sir, yours respectfully,
| ]. f CALHOUN, Of South Cnrulina.
0G- The foil wing was one Of the wors
OF - VIZ, fn4 paysc inns and friend
thought 70 be iqcurable consumption a
....,.a. CHEsTeR Pa. Aug 90, 1916.
j. c. Aver. Sir. was laken with a
| terrible cough, brought on by a cold, in the
beginning OF lasl February, and was con.
fined 10 my bed nIure than two mouths
Coughing IN essnnly night and day, ] be-
came gllys'y aud pale, my eyes were son
Remand gl,ssy. and my breath very short.
Indeed was ,apidly failing, and in such
distress for breath, thai BY, little hope Of
recovery could be entertained While ir
this situation, friend Of mine. Che Rev
john Keller, of the Methodist church,
brougI,, me bottle Of your CHERRY Pc
rnRIAL, which tried more to crafty him
than from Anv rxpec,a.iou Of obtaining re-
liel. lis good effect induced ME to conrin-
ne its use, & soon foun;! my health much
improv sd. Now in three months, am
well and strong, aud can attriba,e my
cure only to your great medicine. .-
/ With the deepest gratitude. yours, sc.
| ases., u, .,.si.g-.. JAMES GODFREY.
| or Prepared aud sold by JAMES 2 AYE
PRACTICAL Chemist, Lowell, Mas, t4te,,
/. Sold IN. Lltch6eid by Or. G BEcKwIrH
aud by Druggists everywhere. a. 3m32.
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). g. BATrERSON'S
MARBLE woRx8

A6TV0F0S conn. - .eH4
Onu me nts aud rombs Of American and
italian Marble. BapIismal Fonts. NJ.
/ raj Tablets. UTns. Vases. Manilss a..saa
U@ Table Tops, Italian Tilefor l4oT "a
Floors, SC constantly yes o.
on hand OF Furnished to order. s.
riar tfor d., June lst.
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Investment Of Money
HE ah,c,Ibrss WI ati.lt ( ting
llaveasIMcRsl of hOisrY.
In suns ui $50

Ih'- rfNr% ~ Nv Z u n llN5l -
II ~ butgif.
- In SUNS 81 S5UU9,ss o. pu,e3 iaa
Bona d, d Mot -aS 4 u %e #39@f-
R"h ts'a' ~ s,t@ s3'l 81 la*
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r.. III. RSaChGS9'dS, ,"e
ONE PRICE TAILORING, 0LorHINGa
AND GEErLEMEN's oUTF1TTINe
ta. ESTABLISHMENT, A FEW ,,,-
- DOORS WEST OF THE ,loe
COURT HOUSE,
cTurtrr

4 DOORS WEST OF THE .As,ts ---.
COURT HOUSE,
s1 4s WEST STREET. -.,g..s.sss, gs..e.
NTHEkE be is prepared to offer the
w greatest inducements to purchasers. of
Clothing ever offered in this or an. other town
IN the c@unty. Having just adde'lt0 hisstock
a large and elegant assortment of Spring goods
consisting Of Broadclohs Of French, German,
English and Am erican manufacture, IF all
sha Is and quality, Iassimeres, Plain. Black
English aud French Doeskins, Together with
variety IF Fancy CaSsirneres of new ard
fashionab q STYLES Black and Fancy satins, and
silk Vestings. Marselles and Summer Vesihgs
OF cry description, with large assortment
NJ spting and summer Clothing which hav.
been got ~ with the greatest care and he viii
warrant IN quality, style AVID durability Of
workmanship, which will be sold cheaper
lhaa "anb" bought elsewhere.
Furnishing Goods,
Embracing taISe dsSnrlmt nj of PLAN ann
Fancy SHIRTS. Collars, Bosome. silk Handker-
chiefs, crava's. lies Hosiery, Gloyes sc &c
i'nitemrn furnishing their cloth can have
hen garments made in a style pot to .bn SUI
Has>ed a fashion or workmanship and warran>
to fit. To his old customers and friend,
no have so long patroniZed him he takes
-. occasion to acknowledge their kindness
honIng 10 see them one and all at bis stand il
west street where he will endeavor il one
Price and that cheaper than can he bought
elsewhere. is all that is required to retain their
patronage Sa 's. ef 4- 4-sr
Cutting done at short notice, spring and
summer fashions received.
T. II RICHARDS.
I.IlChhpI6 I
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~ f'sfF ts Bf1-R ~ lam, July 81 :, 1851. I
most cheerfully tea testimony that my
little daughter aged rears was very Sc !
riously affected whit d scrofula, so that she
could scarcely breathe With no appetite and
general debility-tht he took only part
of a bottle If Or. We" worth Sars, pariila |
and was Immediately stored to health. I |
, consider the Doctors medicine a very valuable
article. 80 MRS. JOHN GRIFFIrB.
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~ CIarenceviile, l.. I.-Beaniiial Lots at mode
nate piices payGble in nSallmens OF " 70 81 month
General No Nassau-st and No. 81 Stav The whole
this beautiful village embracing nearly seven hundred ots
Except third already sod ofeTed tor sale az prices
from SEQ $50 each This place situated on the Brook
n and Jamaica Plank Road with the Long Island Railroad
pass n through the center and is about Al miles from WI
and from Brooklyn For convenience OF access
il is by village in the vicinity Of New-iork,
haying fequcnt communications by stages the Plank road
nnd i've each way, daily by the Railroad IL is finely
located IN the center OF lovely plain and free alike from
swnmps and rough mountain land The village Is LAID
ip broad and convenient the center Green
woodav being 100 feet N width The ute 1.-THE properly
/. nerct having been in family nearly 40 years.
oon,,lcte abstract will be furnished 10 purchasers Alto
eeher TO those who oud escape high city ri aud desi-
pity vet offered the pubc All the streets wh be graded
a. os,,iirnisrs ,nrlyto u. r. MACkARLAN,
General Agext No. Nassau-st, ro'a 10 a. 10 I'M
John H. Bailey No ~ AtlanIlest ana j. ~ pyn1'''
SO great has been the demand for the above lots tast
though they have only been offered for sale or few weeks
onerd ~ the whole number have been sold Those wGo
would secure choice location must apply al once
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nELIA's DOCTORS; or a GLANCE Be
~ HIND THE SCENES, By Hannah Gardner Creelner.
N : . Nh. o.

p; 10 pot Life has none '-FIrv.
One vol Emo PIP. 5i2 Price 75cts. Published BY Tow
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OF Soul Bv W lam Eislbough Price IS cent?
The TEMPERANCE REFORMATION-lts history
from the ORGANIZATION Of the first Temperance Society 10
the adoption Of the Liquor Law OF Maine, 1851 and the
consequent influence Of the PRONUNCIATION OF that Law
the political interests OF the State Of New York BY Rev
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The design of this book is promote the Of Tenn
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Mr. Kir5land's New Work.

CHARLES SCRIBNER, New-YOrk, pub-
~ fishes this day THE HOME CIRCLE; or finilisr
Thoughts various Topics Literary, Moral and sociA
BY MTs. e. VI. Kirkland. vol 8vo with tine steel en-
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Also Just published. 4 new edition Of the EVENING
BOOK; or fireside TAX on Morals and Manners with
Sketches of Western Life vol $40, elegantly iustraeL
Mr. r ofour sFreea- nab vrfers and he
volume prevented her asctTe skeches
fPre-h ytsrsn.
GINS FROM FABLE LAND. Collection Of Fables
illustrated by facts By W o. Bourne. vol l2no It'll
eugrayn e.
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rS-st. NicboIns BuiIding Associations, No. 0

Dusnest Chatham Bank Buildng.-The regular Meet
ipg this Association will be held on THUkSpAf ~
ING next llth instant, at ~ O'clock Union nas-
ings No It's Bowery when the dues will become gayaoe
Sve,aI Shayes H be offered for redemption. The Trustees
give notice that new subscriptions viii be received as nsn
al and those who find il announcement to pay the ~noo
smOunt of back dues once, need not be deferred from
joining the Association that account The dues WI DC
received in such instruments will accommodate seh SUD
scrbers The success of the past six months indicate
handsome profit Investments and speedy close o e
Assoc ation Those who making small weekly savings
-~N wv WM. c. C0NkLIN, President
RoRr ID. HART, Secretary.
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rTr Can't. Partridge's Old Cndets.-HOPE
CHlPEL.Ffee Educational Convention, Nov II. az =

ChlPFL-Ffee Educational Convention, Nov II, at p.
NJ ind o'clock in tie evening.
An adjourned meeting of an Educational Convention held
at ddls town. Conn., on the 81 day of September last,
will be held in this city on the llth inst.
THIS meeting is be held with view to arousing public
interest in behalf of the system of education originating
with Capt ALDEN PARTRIDGE, and with the further
view of oreanzng AN institution similar 10 those sue
c,fully cor Quoted by Capt p at Norwich w. and Mid
detown, Conn.
The former Cadets of Capt r viii assemble at the Astor
House on THURSDAY, the llth inst, at u NJ.
Military gentlemen and all persons interested IN this
system Of education are urgently invited TO attend the
meeting which will he held on the same evening, at
O'clock OF Hope Chapel ,r,, r,
Addresses will be delivered by Capt. PARTRIDGE Hon
ARCHER CLIFFORD, OF n. j., and other gentlemen.
The officers Of regiments and companies officers OF the
Army and Navy OF the United States who may feel an IN
trest in this important subject are invited 20 appear IN
uniform The clergy teachers aud heads of families are
respectfully invited TO attend. CHAS: BURDErT
Chairman Of Committee Of Arrangements.
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z. n.h6,bed every TUESDAY and FRIDAY morning. Price
- er snnam Two copies for s. Ten for ga. AdveT-
Ss.,nents cents a line for each Insertion
GREELEY q McELRATH. Publishers.
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NIBLO's GARDEN-JoHy Srrroy, Man.

~ ager.-THIS EVENING, Nov. 10 will be played
by the bT0no Orchestra Overture 70 Martha
To he succeeded by the Opera, in 3acts, called
MART HA OR, THE RICHMOND MARKET.
Lyontl Mr.. Guid Plunket Mr. Leach
SIR VIM Mikeford .Strin Judge OF Richmond. Rudolph
Tickets 80 cents Private Boxes, S. Doors open at To
commence at u.
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BOARD in BROOKLYN-One or two

ID sipele Gentlemen can be accommodated with Board
and pleosAnt Rooms neatly furnished at No ~ Atlantic
ST. seven minutes walk FROM South Ferry. Family small
Terms moderate. References exchanged
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WANTED-A Girl to do general homework.
w City reference required Apply tho 50 Henryst,
Rrook yu
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SARAH.-Your dear Ettlc Note is come safe
~ 70 your aoring Jsnss. VIII cal W this day AMI
he shalt make Us both happy, or me forever miserable
JANTS
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BROADWAY THEATER-EA MARSHALL,
- Sole Lessee-THIS EVENING, Nov. 10, will be per-
formed the new play Of
TIE DUKES WAGER
Duke de Rcheleu Conway Gabrielle Nj - Julia Dean
CEevaier dAubgDy. Band Marchisness. Nine Ponisi
THE WOMAN / ADORE.
PeddingtCn Green Mr. Davidge Countess. Mrs Abbott
Nrf Maj Ger Smler Mira Vernon Patty Smart. seton
Doors open at O'Clock: performances commence At7t
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" Emigrant Intelligence Onice and labor
Rxcbnuge. Nos 25 and "a Canal-st, Newly ork-Ims
Office IL establshed by the Commissioners Of Emigration,
where can ALWAYS be found large numbers OF Labore ana
servaD very low rates of wages and persons can nave
ing the amount necessary the passage OF the parties
Jas p PAGAN, Superintendent
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A WELL EDUCATED YOUNG MAN, a

DOY WANTED-To learn the art of Wood
I'D Engrsvns II years OF Also, one 70 earn
tire EectrutyPing about the same age Stereotype
A Il JOCELYN, No. 81 Johnst
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rVHE BRYAN GALLERY of CHRISTIAN

4 ART containing a series of authentic PAINTINGS by
the most celebrated artists in chronological order rom
Cuido de Sienne "a d. l22D down to Horace Vernet is
now open for exhibition at the Society Library Rooms from
gA.M TO l. M and u to 81 p NJ Admission % cents.
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to Mnsonic.-An emergent meeting of the NJ. w:
Grand Lodge of the Ancient and Honorable Fraternity Of
Free End Accepted asons of the State Of NewYork will
BE- held THIS EVENING, at O'Clock, at Free Masons
Hail. important business. Members requested TO
attend without further notice. by order of the d. g.
Master. JAMES HERRING, Grand Secretary.
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Cost ana foun0.
,uOO REWARD.-SToP THIEF.

l00 REV .-ST0P THIEF
W lOO Stolen from the Stables Of the Sab.crlber'
on the night OF the 9Th November, sORRE' PONY
with switch tail aud long mgne white mark on the
ioreht adj reaching tie and white rSs on ms
hind feet has the thrush in tho night mind loot Also,
taken AZ the same time four OF harness, brass
mounted double carriage harness, silverpated single
carriage harnes and single working harness Also an
odfashoncd Barouche, with enameled cloth top and
single harness was stolen from my ghbor, JOHN GRO
WE'LL on the same evening The above reward VIII be
raid for the arrest and convection OF the thiei win OF
without the propery and 10 will be paid for the return OF
the horse and harness. Railway. Nov. !, 1882
JOSEPH L. CROWELL, Railway, y. j.
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rTHACKERAY's SHABBY GENTEEL

TUACKERAY's SHABBY UEN LID
II STORY-D. APPLETON 4 co, No. eo1 broadMSay
publish thisday SHABBY GENTEEL SIOkt L. ana S'ner
iales Nv William NJ Thackeray author Of ~ amy ALI
yellow Plush Papers" etc. etc. vol. limo I0,h,
Forming volume OF Appletons Popular Li0'~y
OF the b, ~ authcrs-" - - -. II,
CoSrrNTs-A Shabby Genteel Story The Professor Inc
Pcdord Row Conspiracy, Little Dinner al Ilunains
This tales from the inimi.able pen Of Ih-cAerAy AZ
NAKED bv that pointed hnmor which mparts such Est 20
All his Writings They make exceedingly agreeable ana
'' IN 4 "a publsh by the author uniform, THE
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or WM NJ THACKERAf.
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A MIDDLE AGED LADY wants a situation as
"A Companion or Attendant invalid Lady House
ketreIto small family objection the country the
care OF children where maternal care required good
Seamsr,ss; and make dresses Reference Tven.
AGdr ss NELLY at tins office, No ~ Columbis-st,
South Brooklyn, postpaid
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~ POIyeIOt Lectnres.-Lectures N ItaIian, Ger
nan frsTSh spd sG1h by Professor FoREsrE Dr.
every MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, and
THURSDAY EVENING At 8 o'clock, at the Rooms No $40
Bowery five doors above Bondst Single tickets % cents
so tickets for $40 Each ticket admits gentleman and
s1ies j. MACMULLEN, Director. Tickets may be mad
a. Lockwoods. No. Ill Broadway; at Crowens No 595
Broadway, and Evans Britain, No 6T Broadway as well
a. ht the door
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Gharres for Business Glen.


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Il world and now doing business from 500 10 SlRl
rer lay and making from $1,000 TO 5000 early. Long
itase at very low rent and terms made easy FOR par
ticulsrs apply on the premises Odd Fellows Hail. Of
Centre and OraId-sts.
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A PRIVATE FAMILY in Bond-st. has a

very pleasant tont ParoT, the second hoor gen,
ieey furnished with bedroom attached that they would
let 10 angle Gentleman with without partial board
Bath in the house. Unexeeptonabe references given and
required. address l. az the Office Of this paper
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FURNISHED ROOMS NEAR WASHING

TON-SQUARE--An elegant suite Of furnished Par
lors rst oor with Bedrooms 10 let 20 gentee fau1i
~ with private Board Of the large Kitchen. Ai.o
few single Gentlemen be accommodated TIE PsriorD
hesed by furnace; Gss Baths, No. II g. Che
nentsplace, tfacdougzls between Wsyehey place and
l-at
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law CLERK. Wanted, in a Lawyers
IL Office yourg man sb0ut eishtsen twenty years Of
sre AZ Law Clerk To an attentive and faithful Clerk
Moderate saary viii De gwen the fr; with gradual
increase thereafter Address BRIEF, IreuEe Oce with
real name residepee and reference.
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Gentleman of superior

qualifications and who has had several years expert
hing Music Panoforte and OrEan together
m the English branches Offers his fam les AMI
schools Would teach the whole part Of each daY
hours each week. Terms moderate References given.
Address BELL. Tribune Office.