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c. wELcKER. D. N. KEY.
WELCKER & KEY.
Saccessors 10 l. q. Ueiehey.l
ATTOR NlES AT LAW,
CHATTANOOGA, TENN.
Feb. ;, 53l Tl-12 Tvs
NEWTON A. PATTERS ON,
ATTS2EJE ~ Ar la W
AND
SOLICITOR IN CIiANCERY,
KINGSTON, TENN.
w. T. LOWE,
Wholesale AND RETAIL MERGE ANT
LOUDON, TER Eiss ElE.
81 Bed-steads, various styles and pria also
" Il 4Wash-stands received and for sale
JOHNSTON, SMITH q 90.
DLOWs-I2 One and Two Horse Ploes, ready
/ for use, at reduced prices. by
JOHNSTON, SMITH g. co.
good supply of PAINS ,,,d Ja,aisa ja.. rareiv-
IA ed and for sale at HuHLgY'' DRUe STORE.
Htigars, chewing and sn.o king Tobac., at tae
ODrug store of W Il. HJ LEY.
Fresh supply Of Drugs ami Giciacs:--also
"A Fine Brandies and otha- Liquors eit.ble for
Medical purposes at HURLE Us DRUG STORE
ROCERIES-A full supply always on land AID
VI for sale for cash or produce by
April , '5S. ORME, WILSON & Co.
TAMILY FLOUR in SO pound sack, OK sale by
4 app ORME WILSON 20.
ID OILED IRON of all sizes, for sale BY
BOOTS SH0ES-Somethiug new. just opening
ID at [April 2, 49, ORME, WHsoy, & Co.
DACON.-A niece lot. well dried for retail, by
III =
TRON.-A good lot of Wagon Tire, Plow moulds,
apo MAcLIN HENRY.
ATS.-Somethng superior for sale at
IL may 10 JOHNSON, BELL & co
LOT OF GOOD IRON, for sale by
"A may Is JOHNSON, BELL & Co.
Ca CA COFFEE, on hand and rseeiving,
. Hhds. Sugar on hand and for 4le, by
7 INsEED OIL and Star candles jus received
4 land for sale by WR. HURLEY.
TNXTRA Article of Anti-Nervous Tobacco; Extra
II May Queen Tobacco; Cigars, Goldfish, SamOn,
Candles, Nuts, &c, &C., for sale by
March 10. W. T.LOW.
DLAsTER.-45 Tons fresh from he Plaster
Bank, and for sale by
apo JOHNSTON, SMITH q co.
H0OOtbs 'Teiico' Iron-This is good Iron,
OOOO and variously assorted, consisting of
Tire, Plow- molds, Band Iron, &C., on hand and for
sale by JOHNSTON, SMITH Il co.
LEUIY'S HOTEL,
EOudon, TenneS5ec,
Reynolds G Leuty, Proprietors.
THIS is first class HOTEL, and is conveniently
I situated for passengers either by Railroad
Steamboats,; is also Stage Office for the Stage lines
leading to Campbes Station, Knoxville, Jonesbo-
rough, and Lynchburgh, Va, and it viii be the
deavor of the propretors to give satisfaction to all
who may favor the establishment with their COM
pany. locZOnId
ID AGs! Rags!!--5O Geo lbs clean Cotton rags
Il wanted bv McLIN Il HENRY.
TLOUR.--A large lot No l Flour at wholesale
Il and retail. by McLIN HENRY.
nACON.--A lot of we'll cured Bacon at retail
Dior cash by McLIN HENRY
DRODUCE of all kinds, bought by
NAV 10. JOHNSON, BELL & co.
IF YOU want the very best Cofee call at
NAV IL. JOHNSON, BELL Il co.
TTMBRELLAs AND PARAsoLs- Something
| extra at Imay 13I JOHNSON, BELL & Co.
REAnpcy. r. Il. DEARDES. W II. syEED.
BEARDEN, SON & CO,
Grocery,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
MERCHANTS,
Gay Street, Kaorrilte, Tennessee.
Feb. 26 80. Ll-l9tfI
s. e. NcGAKI,
COMMISSION MERCHANT
BRICK BLOCK OF THEwIARF, FORMERLY OCCUPIED
BT !. L. BARNAED,
4 p - -
Also, Agents for The Etowal uorl.s Iron and -four
March 5sh, So fl-l6 If
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Mem pnblitaricns.
mbe PrbE.oed On N. l9tb Of March.

VIII he Published on the 10Th o. March.
CRAHAMs AMERICAN MONTHLY
~ MlGAZINE-APRIL, 1888. Vol. Kill No =
The April number Of GRAHAM is the second 81 the New
SeTies-enlaTged IA pages and IT Is certainly tie very
best number that have furnEhed 70 our readers
The articles mainly original and from approved sources
The illustrations BY Deyersux challenge admiration and
comparison with those which appear other Aueri-
Periodical will satisfy army Of readers Of the
rIperie- beantv OF these delightful sketches
Nj Reads novel opens chsrninsy and illustrated ss It
i IL certainly the mos. attractive paper Of the number
The article upon Whppe is dscr.mnave and ja, and as
be has long been Of the vore. OF GrAhas reldes,
will be especially welcome Many Of the other papers are
Of very superior merit
GRAHAM's MAGAZINE, sinee is enlargement con-
tans more reading matter than any oy It's printed page
larger and il shall be that the quality shall be
Of the best for spite Of the foolish buster in quar-
intend 10 maintain foT Graham" the froo rank
in merit.
ARTICLES AND CONTRIBUTORS.
THE PILGRIMS OF THE GREAT ST. BERNARD
Illustrated. Original. BY Thomas Buchanan Read.
A DAY AT WATERLOO Illustrated. Original. By c.
THE ERICssoNs. Original. By VIM. Dove.
THE FOREST RIvULET Original. By Charles II
Stewart.
HELEN LINDSEY From Sharp. Magazine By Mrs
s. c. Hall
Macksy. Music by Sir II. Bishop.
MARCUS TULLUS CICERO GUBBINs, LII. Origi-
nal By Henry Giles
LIMA; Or, THE AsHToNs. Original By Mis-. Angelo
De V. Hull
SONGS OF GEORGE P. MORRIS. Original BY B
THE CHERRY TREE. Original. By Ms. Julis {. R.
Don
Ny LIFE. Original. By VIM. Alexander.
THE PEARL OF LIMA Translated for Graham
By Anne T. Wilbur
IMOGEN Original. BY r. II. Stoddard
THE BANKER AND COBBLER. TAsSO'S GERU.
sALEME, and LAMARTINE's LINES AT ST. BER-
NARD Translated for Graham" Byw Dove.
THE HEROIsM OF LABOR Original b. = W.
GIsyson
SONNET Original By WIN. Alexander.
EDWIN PERCY WHlPPLE. Original. B.. J. G. D.
TO NORMA. Original. BY SIN Rossi.
TIE HUNGARIAN REVOLUTION. From the Edn-
burgh Review.
LETTERS FROM HOME. Original BY Hsratio Wal.
lace.
THE HOMES AND GRAVES OF BYRON, &c. Sc
lccted BY Ben am Moran
AUTUMN FLOWERS Original. By I. II. VI.
MY BOOKS. Original By Tr1emAn s. Perry.
ASPEN COURT. From Benflry's Miscellany. BY Shir-
ley Brooks.
A TALL OF THE REVOLUTION. ByR.
RUSSIA AND HER SERBS. Original.
MARCH BIRDS Original BY Eras,us w Ellsworth.
REVIEW OF NEW BOOKS.
PosTaGr-Ths Magazine weighs seven, and not
over eight ounces The Postage ia three cents prepaid
quarterly to Jour Postmater.
single Numbers, IS cents. GEO Il. GRAHAM,
No I3i Chestnut st.. Philadelphia
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ITO MECHANICS and PRACTICAL MEN.

ITO MECHANICS and PRACTICAL MEN.
~, ~ -pEWITT 4 DAvENPORTs sEaIES OF PRAC-
iiOAL MECHANICAL LANDLORDS,
I'd ted by OLIVES BTSrE,
u.oI o. Dietiorsry q MechsEics,- Pockst ConTar,
Ns,sI Machinists an3 EEs neers FrseteH
~ IA. been for time the opinion q the publishers
at taknf ITO cor.derafoa the rapid s-ees tilt or
eo1nf making n science, manufactures ana arts-tnS
nat are sprir EinE Il al parts o. the ccuny-
reheefne knoTtdge Of the various mechanical ats cet
htetry ana Profitable. not Only 20 The raechsnie himself
tul Oso tnose in any wsy connected thereTith-hAt 70
view OF these facts would be desirable hring forth
res Of Mcdaniel Hand Books s1eh VIII Be hereafter
mentioned And II order 70 dvest them Of any English o.
foreign :echncalrCs ard adapt them the American
nrT d. taste and Fe they have secured the Sc
vices Oliver Byrne well known ss the suthor OF the Dc
Machinists Eneincers," 6c. Practical Metal Workers
Assistant" and other wekuown scenfhcal and tnschs
cal WORKS Of great popularity and merit
The Series wl he broI ght cot in the following order
!. Mechanics.
2 Architecture. Styles, Designs, sc.
8. Perspective.
4 Art OF Bedding, &c.
; Brick EEd TIE Nakrlr.
C. Masonry and stone Cutting
7 Well sinking and Boring.
g. Art Of Blasting Rocks and Quarry "a sne g Sone
generally.
Q. AT OF Painting on Glsss
10. Treatise on Cottage Building
II. Naval Architecture.
l.. The Principle. Of TIE Ar; OF Warning aud vera
latins Buildings, &c.
Il. Descriptive Geometry.
IL. The Power Of Water a. Gpphec 70 Dr'e FIoM
Mills, &C. r.-.s
Tie above Books III be or good psper, and vel prned
and stor Gy bound and put az tie low pnce o cents e
copy The Series viii be added 10 ss may be oaHd deA
" ''''- '"'' DEWITT ( DAVENPORT, Publishers,
Tribune Buildings. NlSsals..
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CTRINCER & TOWNSEND have recently

CTRINGEK 4 TOWNSEND have recently
fLRDiNaND COUNT FATHoM By smOrett. New
illustrated edition. Price sc
ROSE SOMERNlLLE. New edition. Price 25c.
THK FIRST FALSE STEP. New edition Pncc pc
A ROUND OF STORIES BIZ THE CHRISTINA
FIRE. Containing ten stones BY Charles Dickens
My sCRAPEs AND ESCAPES; Or. THE ADVENTURES
o. a STUDENT With engrsylngs Price soc.
THE ADVENTURES OF An AlDE-DE-CAMP. BY
the author Of Romance Of War" Price Soc.
NEAKLY READY.
MR. SPONGEs SPORTING TOUR. By the author Of
"Handlev Cross" with illustrations by Leech.
AUTOBIOGRAPHY or AN ENGLISH SOLDIER
IN THE L. 5. ARMY IN MEXICO.
TIE OLD FOREST RANGER Or, WILD SPORTS IN
INDrA. BY Major Campbell
HANDLEY CROSS. BY the su;hOr OF Mr. sPOnses
Sporting Tour
TIE ARTISTS WIFE ASn oIHrH rArE'. ID, Mary
Hewitt -
JANE sEATON. Or, THs KINGS ADVOCATE. By the
sr,bor of " Adventures Of an Aide-de-C Campo"
MILES TRpMENHERE. By the suthor OF lingsra
the Gipsy." NO. - nIosaNay-
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~ Elucidation of a Mystery.

~ Eiucidation of Mystery.-lt 70 no, an IN
cue that no beverage, whe het medicinal % de
tee mas ever won 60 spontaneous popularity ana 80 en-
.WOLFES AROMATIC scHlspAM sCaNAPfs"
Tie fact 80 uneNsmpled as - constitute commercial
mystery hch none but the manufacturer and those OF
ssnce to whsm the article has been submitted for
ave competent to explain Il is tree, Ma, all who have
perceive It's unQretonshe superiority every other they
tsNe known ltsincompnaby reaned flavor aud
SeAeenl oiarsnes IS an ipNisorstns cordial Wholly Tree
are Immediately discovered and universally admitted,
arc also its lnestnshe medicinal properties BY the Medical
tsclty who everywhere give " emphatic preference
In all lOse cases for which the use Of Holland Gin pre-
seroed But the chemical causes OF this distinguished
.y, ana preference remain 10 Be stated aud are briefly
IL 70 narrs,ured a; Sohie6am. liz Holland, and ex-
sssNe m TIE factory OF the proprietor BY processes aca
eststeIs eise~ neie unemployed and unknown.
IL sPIoved by the repeated snslyss Of several emf
esnf ehefs 10 be entirely from the pernicious us
oil which remAs IN every Other hqUor distilled from grain
ard which n the Of the nervous sa vsera detsuse-
ent ses,oa and uoyhd ses NJ Ion hsbtua ard
henpersse nde senee which such liquors invariably ead
Il is proved by the same unsr,n. e,.. ,h., This H,
nd GIN not hsN 9red with the coarse scd and inises
ODE OIL Of Jun heretofore use bat With the pec6ca
" lighter, volatile AROMATIC and rsSial OF re two
esSnts os q the ltaasn JaaPer berry neglected ~
- other manufacturer.
ltis chemically proved to Be shsoatclv pare in ito
fecatcsiioas quality Obtained by en- entirely new pro-
es and which no other Holland Chm II tie world mas
LIS proved by extensive medical expoTenoe and test
holy 10 DC an tcseni well agreeable remedy II
esny cases Of inSpept 6ropsy gravel goat chronic rhcu
sea>eI dyspepsia ieVs, Asd Asue, se0era debility, SUI;
IL u grateful and renovs,ins cordial and when
Used q directed even eesersse nevef inhsae' the sy
sfier rsly ~ Greeting dislke to 81 inisIoi liquors
nd 1t Universally soueeu the IA eaeets Of bal water,
neither swSnpy OF Limestone districts In al Of these
eiaaersied eVsftiss la. 10 ys IN spy market IN the
Wcr1-
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~ Spiritual Mnnifestations-To THE PUB
LCWe, the un5ersigned appointed by the audience st
Stuyvesart Institute, on TUESDAY EVENING, at Pro
fess5rs BARNES and OWENsS lectures 70 nine the
Spiritual Manifestations privately which they exhb
ling publicly. did this day at o'clock p NJ proceed
TO the private Of Prof Barnes at H1lbords Hotel
and there tested the truthfness Of sundy experiments
represented be by tDe agency Of spirits and after usfdre
dehheration, make the following report
Fiat That the physical force in moving, sliding and tip
ping tables. nothing more than mechanical.
Seoond That the testing experiment promised in relation
to spiritual force, physically, was refused
IhTd That the mental responses were IN no instance
correct
Fourth Tina, from the undue degree Of mental exc te
the part Of the mediums IN the exhibition OF waa
is puIpored 10 he Spiritual Manifestations conditions OF
the abnormay occurred which AZ N the
nature ot things II persisted in, produce anena5e rea
ton between their minds and bodies and tSs nothing
whatever done but what who ere no; MEDIUMS
can and did perform by voluntary force.
That we look upon these supposed sprt1Gl Mlrres-2-
tons as being r&ugt with mental and pbyscal naene -
which cannot be attended with the least good TO the hum
hut the contrary, the most defu es
upon of those who may follow tins deuson, and give
Themselves up as AGENTS for ts PRONUNCIATION
b. BROWN WILLIAMS, No. G6 Broadway.
JANIS X. Magic, No. l49 Carll-st Brooklyn.
SAMUEL NJ. WOOD. No. 2j2 Broadway,
JOHN Il. BROWNING. III Fulton-st- Brooklyn,
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MATRIMONIAL.-A young Lady, of polish
1yI ed and accomplished education, who has
IN her possession ample foane but who has by al
verse circumstances been excluded from the society which
she lifted sd0rn, by oct o her own, but oy
ercum which abe had control She wishes
10 meet with Young Gentleman whose age IL under 30
handsome intel. aud smsbe, and Of domestic habits
who will appreciate hind and shecnonste wife add who
viii endeayor % make home pleasant and agreeable Gentle
nen who are not adjusted b. good and sincere motives ed
not snsvsr thus advertisement, the subscriber will only
trea. with those who satsaeory and respoas bic
references. Address ANNIE, Broadway PostIOdhce.
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TOURING MIL for SALE or to LET

LIOURING MILL for SALE or to LEI !
l. The WATERLOO MILLS situated on the Seneca
and Cayusz Canal for sale 70 let po>ssson Gan %
mad this sprnz Tnis MI situated IN ne nidr o. me
wheat growing district and Be sgpphed VIII gan
water ou the seneca and Csysss Lakes and also ~ Ere
Cana rora the Trear wheat sHet Of basAo and other
por-z the Western Lakes AglhcAaon GAG s- nses 70
B sKAATs AttsrreJ -.f-Lsv, Wsssrioo
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d sOO CHALLENGE TO TAILORS.

GCUU THE SPRING AND SUMNER FASH.
Ions FOR ls;3 Published by OLIVER SON No 10
D'OS'"'S' ARE NOW READY FOR SALE.
$50 CHALLENGE. An Instrument for Ae~af'ns aud
Draft ng Goats. -, T.. 49,,
Ing and Drafting Goats beng exact transfer OF tIe shape
ana figure from the body 10 the cloth, b. OLI'Eh
SON No. 1876 Broadway, New-No.k, .-..-. =, .
First T. Oliver Son contend that theH sys.n !, a. ~
uc,t correct method for obtaining the tue sAAPo Anu
uepsions Of the kamsn figure ever pnoiisaed, ...
second That after the tAsure Is taken tae
will transfer the sane the cloth uin great na
lese time. 49,, l. ....-,,, h,.h a.
Of die customer IL eAses Of designation -, .
Fogrtb, Bv cutting for the following shaped persoas
without apy variation from the measaTes tsAee Alse
Ia man very erect person hign ana ~
Srson with ore shoulder higher than tne ot9ef rOno
tsrlsS persop lsdv's habit and boys JAEGER ana Is
many more sarneEts the committee may 'hhA P''oi
for Us 20 cut , -. a.. .A,,,s ipst-1rD.nt q.
d. sre. Inhibition which oonns nees nek Nay A.o WIZ
h. 6snpy 10 test the with any Aathor N
Great britain OF any part OF the ~0r!d i0' Wv aS''N
Ing to The shove. -. IL . Aook ~ A.
- fsrrs--Tbe measuring instrument, WIKI oooN " a..
-. III EXPLANATIONS for drafllns coats pants vests
I tr sccotlpanied with ErsdaAted scale ,oi 20 %
,I.e Who have taken his nsasc'enehI SCI
40 ;ns-prtio,s extra The fashions per plate g ,"
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CINCINNATI PRICE CURRENI.--N. b.
PALMER Is authorized TO receive scascrip asas ,na
S.,,,str,nts ,of The Cincinnati Rrice C1rfs1t q ne
Idvestissng Agency. Tribune BUILDINGS
0SHE SPIRITUAL BEACON-Deyoted 70
re Investigation Of Spiritual Phenorens, the EHsen-
,on of spirirnA IEtercCcrss the Dssenntton o. re
-. 81 S.rure aud Revelation. and ther a2plek 70
- r,ai Eevsrion Of kzn add the Ultimate ferfeeaon
:. sSeserT- Psbhshed Weekly, q g per annar. BY
@ CHARLES =. KING, Cine1pnst1, o.'e.
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60 tDbom it man goneeru.

INFORMATION WANTED.-My husband,
II GEORGE KERKSER, left Germany about four years
ago the State Of New York Pennsyvans and have
heard nothing from him since be LEFT lie was 70 ssnd
for me IN one year from that time came last Do
eember and lind hear dnEs Of him. Be ~ good
as 20 put this in your paper and obzs poor bsseaved
wife with one child in strange land, without money
friend. HANNAH KERkSER, No 3 ith st. Phila-
PhflAdelphia March 1888.
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EUROPEAN and AMERICAN LITERA-

EUROPEAN and AMERICAN LirEhA-
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SIuPSoN LOW Co British AID American ? ooAss.-
Ter. sad PubSher No q LudEae H LS.a's ave A.. s az
~ ~ - of AMERICAN works Their Arangellents
are coprshsnsve for securing ne earss. 1pps.As u
1880 OF evrry American took OF ineres is oieox %
$500 Of vorks in ported reprinted by tAs a ee-os
ali sueA cases n By ne so 80. -
Mes Low Son Co, g. lassr.ly afsn-s " a. -
,,s-,c5 NTH Liter ati0Dsl CopyrlSata un..'at -
sis. ~ ~. uc@.,arv ueasurss 10 secufe ne seo-hs
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r. Salauauacr Safes.-Wilaers Patent with
Iiehs improve ment-STFARNS 4 MARVIN, No. lt6
Waerst, NewYork, are the only makers Of Sasmandsr
Safes with Widers Patent and Rics Pate Mt combined
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H'HE ESCILAPIAN for MARCH-CON-
Il TENTs-The Evil end the Remedy, or How People
and How the Temperature Of the Earth modified By Z
Toothache and msnagemen, Of the Teeth; the Evil lie
words ray do Editorial; March. or bow time goes and
where life ends: Medical Fees; the Reformed Schoo.
Mothers their outies and how ubverted are there eAy
Ghos,s Cod Liver OIL; Book Notices, NC. &c.
Subscription price 81 year, paid n advance Address
Dr. c. b GRIsWOLD, No l0S Nassau a., " \.
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rrsEIIM of EGYPTIAN ANTIQUITIES

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y. ~ 30 vhe Sc terms higher htn tsees q TIE
r. 49, 1ot LBoves shy difference
Sxzt srw.yORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
ii veRT LARGE PAPER, Foa THE COUNTRY,
. vubt eyery SATURDAY sosSIss, At ne Log Pros
r u y. mum IL advance s.Shi c9?,e' Tor sly, o.
~ mod beyond The time for which II s paid Adyer
6set< f TIA shset VII se charged ~ cents pr the for
- bs<1sia
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~ The Gamblers Wife, a, the ST. CHARLES
made IN tins city. The piece efs good Lesson be
received either by those Of years or uveaes The
tears OF sympathy freely given acknowledgneni Of
the immense Of the anthor and actors Mr. Robin
a. usual IN happy hunoT and sdded another leaf
10 he laureed brow.
~ Eyes and siRht.-PyoE BRONSON e les per
sons 10 preserve their natural sight restore II gas
es have been used for years and to sEs III in
few weeks months without pain rsk injury, AZ
soDabe expense. Weak Sore and Diseased Eyes also treat
cd. Several thousand reference given Office No. 70i
broadway every fourth Thursday viz March TO- &C. from
9to3.
to Mnntillns! Mantilias! Tho grand expos
ton OF French Mapts tor the spring, will take place
p. SAN French goods there exhibited Of his
lection in Paris and surpsses in richness and style every
thing ever imported TO America.
~ MelrOse South.-Owners Of Lots not having
their deeds notified call and their interest
or before Monday next az the Office OF GERARD w
NORRIS, No l. Newest, corner Of Wall-st.
~ Emisrept Intelligence Once and Labor
office 10 established by the Commissioners Of EMIGRATION
where always be found large numbers of LabOres and
Servants at low rates Of and persons have
their orders filed by writing TO the Superintendent aud p1
Ing the amount to the passage Of the parties
rsqaired. no fees charged 20 employers
JAS. p. FAGAN, Superintendent
~ Postage stnmps.-Three Cent Stamps for sale
at this Office.
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BOARD WANTED in BROOKLYN-For

A. Tor angie G-rrsmap before tbs Let of May.
nyyst. fsuly prstsrred where there ba; fec Or
10 bo.rders Comfortable accom- nodssns relniru1
nufarnished suited viii be permanent Teras nzst es
1odsrs;s Address tor Gle week, l.. H. 8, bsx No. fIf
% Ny.
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9psfial Notires.

Ia General Committee OF Democratic Whis
YoHng 1en,-A meeting Of this Committee will be he'll
4 ne Roadway House, on FRIDAY EVENING, Msrcl
ERAsTUs BROOKS, Chaimsn
Peter V, Hg LISTED Secretaries
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ITO MERCHANTS. RAILROAD MANA

UEks aud UTHEVS.-A SITUATION az Porter, Batysge-
Master Agent wanted for excellent Young Man.
competent i'll either OF the above situations with
advantage t. he employer and with credit to himself The
bss BE- gwen application 10 ANTHONY
J. BLEEChER, No Broad-st.