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A rrsrr,1, r, ,oK.-Taylor & Maury

A IJsErur, B, ,oK.-Taylor & Maury
sends us o Outlines of Scripture, Geogra-
ply and History, ill, strating the histori-
cal portions of the o. d and New Iesta-
mcnts, T" by Edward HUI hes T. r. A. ST.
&c.; Philadelphia: publis. he'd by blanch-
ard & Lea, 1853. This is capital FAM
lily and school book, explaining succ'ntiy
q vast many facts concerning cities, nv
ers, counties, and hundred other things
of interest mentioned in the Scriptures, OF
which it is most difficult to obtain salts
factory detailed information unless the
student has complete library on hand.
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KRICKS. BRICKS.

NOR sale, cheap. to close CONSIGNMENT, ZuoV"
II m, rchartable BRICKS. Inquire OF
JH WORTHINGT0N co,
Cor llth and streets, near the Canal
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CUMBERLaND COAL.

WE hsve just received. and ale now lsndihs
w load of superior Cumberland COAL.
w WATERS CO.,
Office on the col ner Of 18th and L 81
oc 3I-3t-
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TRY-TRY-TRY
TANON'S VEGETABLE or BLOODPURIPYIN6
" BITTERS. R9r Ask for the bottle with the
Portrait of the Inventor and Proprietor, aud TAX.
none other. WA. NJ CANON,
Nasbin, IN. ID. G.,
To whom all orders should be address ed for Agen-
cies, &c. nov 3 Bun.
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ALA VILE DE PARIS.

~ GAUTlER would respectfully Inform ii' pa
u irons and the public generally, that fls hr~
and 18th strets. will not hp o,cued till M0NDAl
MORNING next. November eth, owing 10 Ssht u
"omplction in some of the arrangements All on.
,iers with which he may he favored the presrnI
week will receive prompt attention II LETT 81 'he
above place.
&C 3i-dlw- Union Intel
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NOR A l. T. The ROUTE of the Ers,,ino
l. Star in Alexandria is offered for sale For
particulars apply to G. Ii. GREEN.
y
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FOR Improvement IN grain cradles.
Edmund Moorewood and George Rogers, of
London, England-For improvement in coat
ing sheets of metal
Russell S. Morse, of Dixield Maine-For
improvement in adjusting springs for car
rages.
Howard Perkins, Of North Bridgewater.
Mass.-For carpenters brace and bit fastener.
Henry M. Ritterband, of New York, n "
For improved gold washer.
John A Taplin, of Fishkill, N Y.-For i'm
provement in straw and grain separators
VIM. II. Towers, of Philadelphia, Pa-For
improvement in metallic pens
Increase S. Waite, of Hubbardston, Mass
For improved machine for turning cylinders
Of wood.
Peter H. Watson, cf Washington, D c.
For improvements in generating and conden-
sing steam. Ante-dated May 2, 1853.
Jacob " A. Wemple, of Chicago Ill.-For
improvement in grain separators
Geo. Calvert, of Uppsrville, Va-For i'm
prOvement in bee hives
Seneca Lapham, Of Salem. Ohio-For i'm
provement in devices for steering cultiyators
VIM b. Leonard, of New York. N. Y.-For
Improvement in fluid metres.
VIM L. Merritt, Of Harris Village, N. Y
For improved mode of opening and closing
gates.
Geo Williston, of Brunswick, Me.-For i'm
provemcnt in machines for strai pbteninv and
curving rails
DestSn.-Winslow Ames, of Nashua. New
ork assIgnor to Hartshorn Ames & Co. of
Boston, Mass.-For design for parlor stove.
HE DIVISION OF THE EXECUTIVE PATRON
AGE IN New YoRK.-It seems that the Post
masters appointed by the President to Offices
in New York, the emoluments from which
amount to 81 900 per annum and upwards.
stand thirty-one Hunkers or Cass men. to
nineteen Barnburners, or Van Buren, men. in
1913.
CLERICAL APPOINTMENTS IN THE PENSION
BuREAU.-A. j. Cass, of Mass, and Simpson
H. Steele, OF Md, have been appointed clerks
in the Pension Office, at a conversation of
50 SO per diem.
The CONDITION OF BUSINESS BEFORE THR
PENSION OFFIcE.-We are most happy in be-
ing able to state that the Pension Bureau was
on the LIST inst, brought up to date, including
Revolutionary cases This is the first time in
many years when the desks of all the EMPLOYEES
OF this Office have been in such condition that
they could dispose of any and all calls upon
them iMstanter, as it were. They deserve
great credit indeed, for the alacrity with which
they have one and all seconded the efforts of
Commissioner Waldo; more especially as they
are reduced about fifteen in number. Up to
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H'HE BOSS HORSE SHOERS Of this
] ci y are requested to I.eet ut the City Hall on
November Sd, at o'clock, r. m n
business of importance will be laid before them.
nov Ats
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n OTECE-The undersigned would most respect
fully offer their services to the Ladies oil Lynch
burg to teach the art of embroidery Velvet. Satin
ClntiI &C.. with silk or Worsed floss They Ill also
make to order the va lou, patterns for Piuno Ottoman
Stool Chair and Table covers Lamp mats fire screens
port folios slippers ChiIdrens dresses emb odered &c
Res;ienc, on Tan-Y ,rd street Fourth house, North
East of Poes Tan Yard and third square leading from
Main street. where samples ofthe work will be exhibited
with Measure and terms made known.
MRS s. e. SLAGLE j. DAUGHTER.
June 3O-d3m
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MEDICINES.
-1uRE CURE!-BALTIM0RE LoCh

u0SpIfAL, where may be obtaued the most spec
1o,edv for Weakness or loss Of Organic Pomegs, Pam
- Jbe Loios Disease Of the Kidneys, Affections Of III,
usad Throat Nose and Skm, Constitutional Debility
II all those horrid affections arising from certain in
i,rret,ons no matter whether from intemperancc
- ,,se of ardent spirits any other
'1' To YOUNG MEN,
.neeially who have become the victims of evil practi
res. Alas what countless numbers OF generous and
b hearted beings have been swept untimely tombs
bonsands of young ofthe most exalted talents and
tHliant ntellects who night otherwise have
81 Iis,rninp Senates With the thunders Of VIC ence
waked to ecstacy the living Tyre.
Those suffering from any OF the following n' 'ancholy
gacts should Immediately apply to
DR. JOHNSTON.
Weakness of the Back and Limbs Pains in tle Head
oiness of Sight Loss of Muscular Power, ptution
ofthe Heart Dyspepsia, Nervous lrrtability Derange
nent of the Digestive Functions Genera! Debility
Svmntoms of Consumption, &c, nc.
Neataliy-The fearful effects on the mind are mucl
"a he dreaded Loss of Memory, Confusion of Ideas De
nre4sion of Spirits, Forebodngs of Evil Aversion OF
Socetv. SefDistrust, Love of Solitude limdity, &C.
Al, some of the evils produced
Oi6ce No. 7 SOUTH FREDERICK STREE, SEF.
EN- DOORS FROM BALTIMOREST., East side
UP THE STEPS. EY BE PARTICULAR in oh.
.erying the NAME and NUMBER, or you will mistake
the ace.
AZURE WARRANTED or no HARGE MADE,
Take Notice.-Dr. Johnston's Office IS IN his dwell
Ing UP THE STEPS. His very extensive practice isl
efficient qua antee tina. he is the only prope Physician
to apply
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a LEXINGTON a Through

a LEXINGTON n Through
&ssHsh11s1z1efkzz3 TO BUCHANAN IN TWO DAYS. ~
onr MaR PACKET Boats, By Scofsrili,
and Lynchbug-On and after the 10Th, Boats will
leave Richmond daily Sundays excepted, the usual
hour. P. M. and arrive in Lynchburg urs, and
IN Buchanan in AZ hours.
Returning, leave Buchanan Mt u A. N, every day
except Sunday, and arrive in Lynchburg at 90 p NJ
Leave Lynchburg at 8 P M and arrive in Richmond il
y hours in time connect with the Norfolk boats leus
ing at 81 A. M, and me Southern and Northern RAJ
Road cars leaving at A. NJ.
Passengers for Lexington, connect with daily lin
# Stages North River Returning, leave Lexington
every day except Sundays, and arrive in Richmond
ii hours.
Passengers for Farmville, fare 81. Buckingham II
are $685. Charlottesville. ure 81 aod Staunton, nr,
81, will leuve Richmond in Mondays Wednesdays ,aud
Fridays Bouts.
Below card of time of arrival at intermediate dis
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II the Train ia stopped for passenger between nn,
of the above named points, the eharge will be mnco iron
the point last passed by tho Train. and charge vii
be less than twentv-fve cents In any
Passengers who do procure Tickets (cxcopt those
who take the whore tickets not sold
will be charged by the conductor, ten per cent In nd
diton to the regunr Of fare provided. however
TINT in sh, lac receive loss thnn ten mor'
than fifty cents from passenger to any point on
the road.
Servants will be required To have two pnsses one 10
be left with the Ticket AGENT nnd with the Conduo'
tor which Dasses must be explicit In granting the prvt
ege travel the Free colored persons will be
required produce theirree pnpers,or they will be
permitted To travel on the
May lots. TlIOM IS SHARP,
Stunt TrhnAnnrinInn
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RAILROADS, &c.
~ = sE.l1sg - - -
rI,IIE EULLOwING RATES WILL BE

= charged on the Virginia and Tennessee Railf ,ad
from aud after the 18th inst.
LfsoHBuRo TO CHRIs. GunfaTafRsBuHa ro
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ID 90. VA.-Thcsc Springs are situat, Il In Amharst
county the Lynoburg and Buffalo Springs Turnpike,
about 2s miles from LyncbburE aud % from Lexington,
having rented of Dr. Jan Saunders his valuable pro-
perty aud much resoted watering place, takes psas-
IRE IN informing their friends and the public generally,
That they have recently undergone thorough repairing,
with mnny improvements and furnished with new
and costly furnre they pledge themselves that every
exerionw viii bo used on their par render all mfor~
nbe aud agreeable that may favor them with call for
either health pleasu~c. A new Bowling Saloon and
Bath House hive recently been erected and splendid
Band of Music engoved for the Their table will
he furnished with the best that the Lynehbnrg and
Monntni mar nFord-ther Bar with the choicest
Liquors, Wines and Segarstleir Stables with plenty
of n of Provendcr aud their servants be
surpassed by nny In the State.
The properties ofthe Of the Buffalo Springs
the Of the Greenbrcr White Snlphus spring-,
quite strong There hus been very recently discover
ed spring of the slrongcst Cha ybente wnter within
few hundred yards of the Sulphur Spring With this
short and brief description, of this delightful watering
place, close 18th old motto, only try and the
wnter nnd If entire satisfaction Ia given charge
will be made. GEO w A RA1NE, Ag't.
GEO. W. KYLE.
Tfnms.-Board per week foi $500
Children and se vants half price 400
House per week 400
by the month or whole season a liberal deduction will
be nade RA1NE X KYLE
Jnnr 8-d&rl1 1nug.
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RICHMOND.
"A LINE OF Isicln,ons

- AND NEW YORK PACkETSTh Nse Hon
Line is comroscd oftne following Vessels all owned
the city of Rlcllmond. aud sails from Ncw Yoyk
'our days, viz:
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DAILY VIRGINIAN.
TERRY & SHIELDS, ProprietOrs.
TExR ME-.

nh. yIRsTNIAN is published daily at 50, and weekly at
Inc In alylatr No subscription is taken for a shorter
y F"i m,lis .ni paper is discontinued except
I'M - the Propretors until all arrearages shall have
p inserted for 30 cents per square Tor
rery INNER form insertion, and 81 cts for every utter
et ,te umber insertions is not marked the MS il
ng me Ia published till ordered out aud charged accordingly.
% YEARLY RATES are:for the privilege of two squares
sem $40; for square, daily SO, semiweeky
l inner FORM daily $40, semiweeky $50 Every yearly
ill he reouired confne his advertising his par
of business If he exceed the space stipulated for
Iii he charged ratahly for be excess,
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TAKEPARTICULAR NOTICE.

Parents a nd Guardians often msled with respect
the of disease in their sons aud wards
AIas how often do they ascrbe TO nther causes the
wasting of the frame. Palpitation of the Heart Dyspep'
ia, Indigestion, arrangement ot the Nervous oySte"
Cough, and Symptoms of Consumpt' n, also those Sc
riaas Mental effects such as loss of Mem 1ry Depres
sion of Spirits or peculiar fits of Melancholy whch
the truth is they have been caused by lhduigms ~
Perncious but aurng practices, destructive TO Doth
Body and Mind. Thus are swept from existence thou
sands who might have been of use to their Country
pleasure to their friends and ornaments to Society:
GR.JOHNSTON'S INVIGt RAIlV Il hEMEOi rO"
ORGANIC " EAKNES5.
This grand and inporta 1T Remedy mas restored
strength and vigor thousands OF the
liyduals, many who had lostall hopes ana oeeh
4ndoned to die BY its complete invlgoral"n oi tht
Nervous System. the whole faculties become restore
to their proper power and functions. and the aiieh
fabric of life is raised up beauty, consistency ana
dlraon upon the ruins OF an emacated ana premature
decline, to sound and pristine health OIL now haPpy
have hundreds of misguided youths been made' WI"
have been suddenly restored to health from the deVash
ons of those terrific maladies which result from IN
discretion. Such persons before contemplating mar
age should reflect that a sound mind and ooay are Tue
necessary requisites to promote conhuo'a .eII'
ness Indeed without this, the Journey throughilie De-
comes weary pilgrimage the prospect hourly darkens
to the view the mind becomes shadowed with deSPait
and filled with the melancholy reflection that the haPP
ness of another becomes bGghted with our own. Lei
M false delicacy prevent you but apply immediately
lie who nlaces himsefunder the care OF Dh JOhN
SToN. NAV religiousy conide in his honor as a Gen
rleman and confidently rely uron his skill as" rhyst
cian
TO STRANGERS.
The many thors"ds cpedatthis institution wl,nln ''
last ten wears 4., ,l,. important Surgcai
Operations t.t r,nruy Dr. j., witnessed by the he,
poers u, 3tt t.r- nd many other persons notices oI
whie .... . gain and again before the public s
asucent gussantee that the afflicted Will ma sNi'
e'h - honorable physician.
n. B There are so many ignorant and W tn
sss Qacks advertising themselves Physicians rum
ing the health ofthe already afflicted, that Dr. Johnston
deems necessary say, especially to those unacq9nn
ed with his reputation that his ere lentals OF app"
asalways hang in his office
WEAKNESS OF THE ORGANS.
Immediately cured, and full vigor restored;
~ ALI LETTERS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES hS
SENT nv MAJT Ocs d&cly
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MISCELLANEOUS.
OINER,s sULPHslR sPRINGs

~ These Springs situated IN the VI ty of Bots-
touu 250 yds from the Vrgnia Tennessee Rail Bead
one mile fon llonsack's Depot So miles from Lynch
burg 81 nilesfrom Liberty, ~ miles from Salem. and
n,e- from the Lick, fine and healthy sectinn Of
try surrounded by mountain scenery TINT be
passed he motnng train from Lyhebburg will anl I've
NJ tie springs 81 o'clock, and the o'clock train
II o'clock in the afternoon.
The subscriber has rented th. desirable watering
place from Fleming James of Richmond, and has spared
no pnins and lnbor in giving IL desirable outfit Hs
furniture is all and his put in the best po.s
BILE oonditionand his table will be In point of cleanliness
and ye surpassed by ary In the State aud will be
supplied with the best that the country baoked by the
Lynehhnfg market) will afford.
Ills bnr viii at a times be supplied with the best Of
Wines, Liqnora Sogars, &c, &c.
The sbseriber soicits the patronage of the pubic,
and his old friends and ncquaintunces of Lynchburg and
the ndioining country
II will afford him much pleasure his
1uainanoe With many Of his old friends this desirable
fountain of Good Water
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These vessels all of the first class. built in the rt
II Baltimore expressly FOR tins trade and have super
Ir accommodations for passengers. They
manded by experienced Captains, aud qualified for TIN
trade.nnd who will spare exertion accommodate
They will be towed up and down the river by Sum
md may be relied ON To sail promptly advertised
York, will find II to their interest ship by this linz
,s it is the only regular line, and freight will always
taken at the lowest rates and every effort will be ma
by the agents in Richmond andNew York. to give
action. unexpectedly ask andhope to succ in o,
laning full share of patronage. Goods shipped :,
this line to New York will be forwn, eded free of cn
mission to New Orleans. Mobile Snvnuh, Charleston
any other port. The vessels will be in Richmond
Il lckets; in New York at berth No. l. Coffee II Hous
slip foot of Wall Street.
DAVID GURR Err. Richmond
CLAS II. PIERSON. ~ York. Ase u
Rihhnond, Aug I8-dts No Gl. South street.
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TERMS

bhhfdi % pef W'ok
Children aud servants half price.
by the month deduction will be made.
ie 25-dim CHAS. PHELPS. Proprietor.
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DR.. JOHNSTON

Member of the Royal College OF Surgeons, London
Graduate from ofthe most eminent Colleges OF the
United States and the greater part of whose lite has
been spent the Hospitals of London, Paris Phiadel-
pa and else where, has effected some Of the most as
onislng cures that were ever known. Many troubled
with ringing in the and head when asleep great
nervousness being alarmed sudden sounds, and
nashfulness with frequent blushing attended, some
tines with arrangement of mind, were cured immedi
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Il X & E l. 5 O
KEEP "a BEFORE THE PEOPLE.
LPNCHBURG CLOTHING EMPORTUM,
AIHERE may be found the largest and best got up
w Stock of Ready Made Cothiag offered to
the citizens of Lynchburg. Our stock comprises
ry style, quality and color Of Dress and Froek Coats
Bnsneas Coos Of vorous sJ les, Plain and Fancy Cass
inner. Pnnts of every color ard quny imaginable Plain
and Figured Silk Satin Mnrsnles Vests In endless
royAlso, very large and select stock of furnishing
Goods Umbrellas, Carpet Bags. Trunks, &c dc,
Also
Cloths, Cassimcrcs, aud Vosngs ofthe finest fabric,
made order In tho niest STYLE nnd the shortest
notice. Good fits warranted In all the Clothes
returned. HATCHER, LOCKWOOD d co. +
npl5--ts
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Attieie. appyopriatc hht tn" cta".-BoxeS OF hniS
bnnnets d furniture
articles aDpropriatet 10 Senond Ciass-Boxes bales
good. feathers, shoes, saddlery glass, paints oils
lug. and confectionery.
Artirles ap,'rOpriaieto Third dCfaSS-Virgnio d"mes
iics sugar coffee liquor bagging. rope, butter cheese
manufactured tobacco leather, hides cotton yarns COZ"
per, tin, sheet iron, hoowware, queensware cast'hg'
hardware marble (dressed mud other heuvy articesh0
enumerated in spec iul or fourth cassraies. .
dyclcs aDDy6pyiote 10 the Fou,h Ciam Flour, lin
,acks) rice pork beef fish lard, taow and bucon, Gn
tnsL boxes or sacks) beeswnx bales Of rags ginseng
md dried fruit bar IRON marb e, (undressed) mill aud
grind stones mill gearing
80 miles l.5O Salt per bushe J 8
Plaster 81, per pc 100 miles 200 ofFifry pounds. 10 10
nn1 ION et 81 - $50 miles. go II
Voo ips' zoe miles. 800 Carried East. IL
SCI 7--dts
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EXTRA PAY.

EXTRA PAY.
V0xTRA PAY.-ALL u. 8. NAVY SAILORS VINO
~ served in u vessel IN The Pacinc - time Ten
EDWARD BISSELL, AganA
daAes Pursss r. a NJ. % south william a.. ksiov Val 4
TINTED STATES NAVY
u Sailors Extra Payr OAcs
No. 81 Wall stseet
THOMAS l. BRAYHARN
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CUPREME CoURT.-IN THE MATTER OF THE AP-
y plication Of the Mayor Aldermen and Commonalty Of
the city Of New relative TO the opening Of Eighty h
New York Pursuant to statutes case made and pre-
vded the Mayor Aldermen and Commonay Of tho city Of
New York. hereby give notice that they intend to apply
the Supreme Court Of tho state Of Nov at special
term q the said eonr to be hold At the city Of York or
the court that day counsel can b
heard for the appointment Of Of and
Assessment in the above entitled matter that the naturo
and extent Of the hereby intended the open
ing from Third to the East river
in tho city Of New York. laid out ON ths map or plan o.
said city under and by virtue act OF tho Legislature of
the people of the State Of New York. entitled Act rea
tive touching the laying out OF streets and
roads In the city Of New York. and for ether
passed April 8, 1907 ROBERT J. DILLON,
Dated New York, October 4. 1853.
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WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, SITUA-
w tion In small family plain cook, washer and ironer
or S nurse Can good city reference Call at o. Greene
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VIyANTEp-A SITUATION, BY YOUNG GIRL, IN A
w private family; she has lived out and
objection TO do chamberwork Best Of city refer
given. Apply AZ 81 Grove street. in the for
DAYS.
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WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN, OF STEADY HABITS
good character and standing situation in wholesale
store brokers' Office commission warehousc writes good
hand and the best Please
dress Printer, Hightstown, N ].
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UyO MERCHANT TATLORs AND CLOTHIERs-A GEN
Neman Of several experience cutter and who
time past been at the head Of Of the pnc
pal tailoring establishments in the city Of New
Ike arrangements with house Orleans
Southern city. to act foreman and cutter Any
requiring the services Of such person will
advertiser experienced manager and mechanic
having thorough knowledge of the business in all its
branches Address Il. b., Poet Office.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
CUPREME COURT-IS THE MATTER OF THE AP.
- pcaton Of the Mayor Aiderrnen and eornm onalty
the city Of New York. relative 70 the opening Of Fourth
18th street. the Twelfth, Eighteenth, and Ninsteenth
wards Of said city, notice 10 hereby given, psrsuaat 70
of the Commissioners OF
and in the above entitled matter will
held the City Hall Of the city Of New York Saturday
the day October A. D. 1885, and that there then
or as thereafter counsel be heard, melton will
bsmade that said report be confirmed
si5Sasj ! ss1HH5 o.n....'....
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years situation as clerk bookkccper, or porter hs
writes good hand and understands figures lie win
make hinsc generally useful Address Thomas Marmion ~
Twenty min III street between Ninth and Ten. Ayenue
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tho ATTORNEYS WANTED, BY GENTLEMAN
from Eastern city, who has had eight years sxpe
practice, situation office in this
otherwise line nd dressed Il. D. Herald ofce
val receive immediate attention Satisfactory
R1you.
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mo FAMILIES ABOUT GOING TO CALIFORNIA;
respectable female wishes to
any capacity where she would be useful She fully
the branches of Housekeeping No
scanning family after their arrival Best
wen Please call address for week at No 80 Cranberry
street third BROOKLYN.
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YvHE ADVERTISER, YOUNG MAN WISHES TO OBJ
tam employment, in any capacity wherein his services
could be made available, is good could
. set Of books but would other
whatsoever in this city or elsewhere would afford him
GRAFTON adequate to his support Undoubsd etv ref.r
and security could be given required Please
October, Herald once.