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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-05
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
WEDNESDAY,, Feb. 2.
HH0U.En
House,

|
The following bills were passed to day:
A bill amending the 10Th and 2lst sections Of
an act concerning the terms of the Circuit
Courts;
A bill from the Senate for the relief of Thos.
| Lawson and John Burwell;
A bill to appropriate the further sum OF
| 100000 to McAdamize the Northwestern
road being the order ofthe day,was read third
time, and the roll being called, the vote resul
ted as follows-ayes 49, noes 81.
During the discussion on the above billex-
cited language was induged by Messrs. Crane
and Lewis, towards each other both gentle.
men begin somewhat personal in their remarks.
The intercession of mutual friends, it is hoped,
will arrest farther difference.
Mr.. Howerton offered a resolution. which
was adopted, inquir,ng into the expectancy OF
reporting bill to increase the capital stock OF
the Richmond and Danvllle Railroad, sufii
cient amount to build branch of that roadfrom
the most convenient and eligible point IN the
county of Halifax to the town of Miton,so as
10 accord with the provisions of a recent Act
of the General Assembly of the State Of North
Carolina, aulhorsing the same.
Mr. Brooks offered resolution, also adopt
ed, inpuiring into the oxpediency of incorpora-
ting Company To construct Id'i'oa'' uP""
the two and three.ffihs princpal,from the town
OF Danvlle. to intersect the Virginia and Ten
nessee Railroad at or near the town OF Salem,
III Roanoke county.
A resolution from the Senate. authorlsing the
Auditor of Public Accounts to instruct the
Commissioners Of the Reyenue TO suspend the
taking of lists of taxable property and other
subjects Of axalon, until they shall receive
further directions from the Audltorwas agreed
to by the House.
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The PERSONAL DFFIcULTY.- When the
House assembled last night, Mr.. Lewis rose
and withdrew that portion of his remarks,made
in his place during the day, which charaeter-
sed Mr.. Crane as no gentleman Mr., {. res
ponded by making partial withdrawal OF his
offensive epilhets equally personaD towards
Mr.. Lewis, during the days debate. We re-
grct to say, however. that the friends Of these
gentlemen have fears that friendly relations
were not restored by the remarks of last night
The absence of our Reporter from the Hall,
at the origin ofthis difficulty, restralns US from
an attempt to give the offensive remarks be-
tween Messrs. G.. and l..
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EFFECT OF GUANO ON CLOVER.
CoNNAn.p. N e. Dec 7th 1852


Ny Dear Sir-I have seen great deal in
take it that it must be conceded, that it is a
cheap manure for that crop, good also for oats
and in fact, all small grain. Every thing
have read treats ofis primary effect upon the
small grain crop, and dismisses with passing
remark, It's effect upon the clover seeded with
that small grain; saying the succeeding clover
was iair-the clover crop of tho next year
showed the effect of the guano and the like
Now hold, that the great value of the qua no
as an improver, results from the clover crop. |
am exceedingly anxious for information on this
head, and pray to PROFOUND to you the follow
ing question: What will be the probable eft.
feet oil dressing of 300 lbs. cf guano upon
crop of clover seeded with a mall grain crop,
upon poor land-rather good land but worn
.own-the second year after the seeding
Very respectfully, yours
THOMAS p. DEvEREUx.
ReDly byMc Editor 9fMe Amer'ca" Farmer
Weare not prepared TO answer the question
as pnt to US. In the absence of knowledge
or the constitution Of the soil. it is impossible
IN aav.what would be the effect oil 800 lbs. of
qnano to the acre the second year upon clio
YER crop. Analysis tells US, that out of 100
parts Of the ashes Of clover, there are Of Lime,
b. so, Potash, 1895, Soda, 5.29, and Phos-
phorc acid, i 81. Sui iphuric acid, 4,47 so tina,
of the inorganic parts of clover. upwards OF
"a parts are comprised of the FIVE substances
we have enumerated. Now then, if the sol
were deficient in lime or potash. the elementa
ry principles Of these, found in Guano, might
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-05

&TEAN ENGENE.--For sale steam engine,
~ ots0 horse power. suitable for mill, flour or
T"rh 10 mill, or Tor collier. This engine was made IN
England and cost $i3 900 import and is pronounced
ny J"dges being superior article we will sell at
great sacrifice. We refer applicants as to its capaby
Shc' to Thos Dodamead, Esq, superintendent OF he
" r'tersburg Railroad Company, Maj Snead, al the
'oI offce. EDMOND, DAVENPORT, co.
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s,2 Fresh and Genuine Drugs, :.

az fresh and GcMNifae DrUSs, avry
~ MEDICINES. &c.--The subscriber is now ! N
"a receiving his entire supply of English, French IA
ana American Drugs Medicines and Chemicals, Paints,
OIs ParniShes apa DyeStUfS.
Cloth, Hair, Flesh Tooth and Nail brushes; Surgi-
cal Instruments, fine and choice Perfumery and Fancy
'oods great variety of Soaps for shaving and the
toilet Pomades &c, &c, together with all the popular
patent Medicines His stock embraces almost every ar
,lcle usually found in Drug Store. The goods have
been recently selected with in the Northern and
Eastern cities and may be relied upon represented
Those wanting articles in the above line, are invited
70 call as he is prepared offer Inducements tor then
patronage JOHN II, SEAY, Druggists.
Prescriptions for Physicians and families attended
10 at all times with neatness and accuracy. ii 5
nov 27-ts
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NKEAT ATTRACTION.-JUsT reoeiv

GREAT ATTRACTIONS receiv
VI ed for the Fn trade immense quantities of Cook
ing Parlor and office STOVES, for wood ~
and coal. Fancy and plnn Coal Crates, with ~
AMI without summer pieces beautiful and cheap. &C
Cooking Ranges for wood and coal patterns,
which have been selected with grent care from the
Northern markets. and warranted to give perfect salts
faction. Chson's patent hot air ventilang and port
ablc Furnaces n sizes for warming Dwellings, Church.
es Fuctores &c. Patent Metallic Mirror Mantles, of
magnificent design and finish, and which are fast super
ced ing the Of Marble.
He ia nlso prepared to furnish Sprats patent Light
ming Rods Gust iron Rnng Hydraulic Rams, lift and
force Pumps of the best kinds in nae Hose Lend Pipe,
Sheet lead Stove Fixtures, &c, &c. making altogether,
,he largest aud most complete assortment offered
in this marke aud which shall be sold for less than at
any other establishment in the city. @. =. BLISS.
+. S.-Tn and Iron Roofing. and Fave Ners made
md put on to order, in superior manner.
oct l3.dts u. y IL.
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guished in Kentucky than Mckee, Robertson.
Owsley, and Letcher.-C Columbia No. States
man.
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DAILY VIRGINIAN.
TERRY & SHIELDS, Proprietors.
TERN5 -.

The vIRGINIAN is published daily at &c. and semiweeky at
num In advancc No subscription is taken for shorter
g @ six months; paper discontinued except at
@ onn of the Propetors until all arrearages shall have
leen paid .,,--,. ,,, Gov IN oo,+s nor eanare for
- .a n insertion and 81 = cts for every utter
~ ltsr ui insertions is not marked on the Ms, II
- . .,I-.vl till ordered out and charged accordingly
ps EARLY RATES areFor the privilege OF two SQUARES
o semi Sl0 for square, daily $50, semi week y
f inner FORM daily $40, sem-weekly $35 Every yearly
iser will required confne his advertising 20 his par
a line of business Il he exceed the stipulated for,
ie will be charged ratnbiy tf the excess
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81 W VI. LEFT " kSkE a. SOIN, f|OpTtetWo
H.msl ofthe WASHINGTON HOTEL, LyHch5"rg,
Va, have the pleasure of announcing that tins House
is now open under their management for the accommo
daon of the public. The repairs and rehtting OF the
establishment recently made by the proPretors enable
them to offer additional comforts and conyenlences to
their pa,rons.-Furher improvements are, however, IN
progress, which, when completed, will render IHE
WASHING TON. in all essential particulars one OF
the first Hotels in Virginia; and to this end the Propre
tors give assurance that their best energies shall be d
rectcd. -,
The immediate management of the establishment Is
under the control of William Letwich the senior part
ner His long experience in this line OF business VIII
qualify him. he trusts, give the most acceptable ac-
commodaon to all who may favor the house with their
oaronage The corps of servants attached to the estab
bme,t he found inferior to none in the State; and
in he procurement of whatever the market or surround
ing country may afford make its Table, Bar ana sta
bles uncxceptonable, pains or expense VIII be re-
garde,l. i, u,oc,u.
rendered for the generous patronage their ouse nus u
ready received.
jan Sts ----
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IL ADJOINING THE POST OFFICE, LYsoHBuRo.
VAL y. GADDESS d. BRO, Proprietors, Cfor
meiy Of Baltimore, keep hand and make to order
Mt Northern prices, Egyptian and Italian Marble Man
tles plain and ornamental Monuments, Tombs, Head
and foot Stones Garden Vases, Counter Table Bureau
and Washsand tops made to any size at the shortest
notice Also, door and window ss.
Any order, from town country, entrusted to u.s. WI
he faithfuy executed with neatncss and dispatch at
Anrla-lta ]. B. GADDESS' & BRO.
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CARDS.
LAW CIRCULAR.
WORTHENGTON Il. SNETHEN,
ID f n I Is T

IPHSHINGYON, D. c.
fONTINUES TO practice Law exclusively in the Su
~ Preme court and to attend to cases before Con
yress;
To prosecute Claims and settle Accounts against thr
Departments, Bureaus and Boards of commissioners;
To procure Patents for Inventions, at home and
proad, aud to obtain Pensions and Bounty lands;
To collect Debts, Dividends, Lcgacies, and lnheri
in any part of the United States and in Foreign
Countries
To make Investments of funds in Loans and Stocks
aud Bond an1 Mortgage, and to negotiate the pur.
chase ad sale OF Loans Land und Paent-rghS in any
State of the Union. aug ed vets
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-05

l. VA.-lron and Brass Castings, Steam Engines
Mill Geering Tobacco Presses, &c, and machinery gen
eruy furnished reasonable notice. and at fair prices
The present reputation enjoyed by this establishments
for the superiority of its work, will be fully sustained in
tho execution &C all future orders.
A. q. DABNEY.
~ B--T will be prepared for Gas-fitting in due time.
nay o5-dScts A q. ID.
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~, ), ..7T., FIATN e HS.--'rhe subscribers

TIJORACCO FLATNERs.--ihe me subscrioers
viii make to order the lowest terms Tobacco
of all sizes both wood and iron, and will war
,'a ba, to be equal any ever made in the State
't % f aIe Mre Machines for cutting box lininga the
most complete thing ever made.
"Sbon next door to c. & s. Mckinney, opposite
Bruce's stable, Main st. Lynchburg. Va
dec 29.ts FAMED q W. ASH
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NEGKOES WANTED

NEGROES WANTED'm,,Ih.E III. subscribe.
having located in Lynchburg, will give the highest
prices for Negroes between the OF 80 years
Those having negroes for sale will find to their inter
est to call on him at Dbrell's Hotel, Lynchbnrg' va
All communications will receive Promnl a,trn,on, a. r .
nov 26dNcts n - aEAD.
BLANKS EoRSALE AT THIS OFFICE.
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ECHOLS, PRYOR 4 TALIAFEKIf,O
IL have hand good supply of meal and win as ae-
liver it the door Of any customer. upon the I
enable terms. They have a intended sPeea'y, ~
meal purposes. Orders left with Messr' Murreii q
Stratton, will meet with prompt attention.
ian IL. .d&cts
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NEW FOUNDIs Y

NEW EOUNDKY-rhe Subscribers take
lenve inform the citizens OF Lynchburg and VI
cinty that they hive leased The establishments on tho
basn known as Warwick Mill and foundry,for the Pur-
pose of carrying on general foundry business, and the
manucture ofngrcuural tools, tobacco presses oil all
kinds and fixtures.
We are prepared to furnish all kinds of pows and
pow castings used in this country Also mill gearing
and threshng machines made OF the best material and
in the most substantial manner.
We have patterns of the Livingston, Peeks Hill, Ea-
gc New York Premium, two sizes Hill side. (for and
horses superior patterns,) and sub-soil pows Also
cuvntors road scrapers and the most celebrated Hay
Straw and corn stalk in this country, with from
To 10 knives.
All orders for any of the above mentioned Implements
or machines will bepromPtly attended to- Grain ana
country produce taken in exchange -
Corn and Corn meal furnised as usual Al the mill
WHITTEMORE, McNAMEE ~ CO.
II s WHITTEmoRE,
JAMES MCNAmE,
G A WHITrEMoRE.
inn % dc&ts -----------
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DRJOHNSTON

Member of the Royal College OF Surgeons, London
Graduate from of the most eminent Colleges oi me
United States and the greater part of whose life has
been spent the Hospitals of London Paris, Plnladei-
phia and elsewhere has effected of the most as
oni5hing cures that were ever known. Many troubled
with ringing in the and head when asleep, great
nervousness, being alarmed at sudden sounds, and
nashfuness with frequent blushing, attended, some
times with arrangement Of mind, were cured immedi
nnl,,
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Iun SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE MOST RE
spectfuIly to call the attention OF the citizens of
Lvncburg and the adjoining country TO his large and
~ splendid assortmentoi BOOTS SHOES,
MI CATERS. &c, of his OWN MAKE,
~ anJ which are WARRANTED THE BEST QUAIL.
rY AND OF SUPERIOR WORKMANSHIP.
Persons wishing to have good and durable Boot or
Shoe for the present season. will do well to call on me,
a. am determined to please, both regards quality
md price.
Don't forget call the three doors above the
Franklin otel, and Immediately opposite the Citizens
Savings Bank T. +. GRIMALDI.
doc ll-ts
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WILSON,

GLARENDON MORSE, Commission, Book
~ Siotionary and Paper House Opposite the War
wick House, Main street, Lynchburg,-Keeps CONSTANT
" on hand School, Classical, Miscellaneous and Blank
Books Novels and cheap publications in great variety
Manila Paper. English, French, and American Sta
tionery Paper Hnngings and Borders, common ard
satin fui,h Goods furnished order at Northern Pr
ces
~ Cash paid for Rags, Rope and Baggng.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-30

COUNTRY B0ARD.-About half dozen persons
~ be sseognea.ee with Board nth Al The eonss,ts 2,
retired LEGALITY miles te state O re
YtealaIs inquire Of WHEELER No 20 pfoS>'sa'
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CsoTERlC METEOROLOGICAL Comprehensive

II ard nfdenti2l Tesae. tn uuciure fu1eons rsSoS
otsoDs be Intimate Rel.tll Of Men add women
By T 1. NICHOLS, NJ. ID. - ,,-,.r
rscommend this book more OF ne POI
Re and hesh Of rsst 70 God and eca -ass a.
more rr.etea ps Tor tie hth and recovery o ms
's~e' ~ ny w. VIVA ~ MARY Cove Sichols
cob HEoB t. uer sreal pesal a. the 9os -on oO'A
e'e' " TDr Stephens OF Fofest City
This book confirms that In fac ADD saH -
Csoply; lat USEFUL 10 med cal science sod enect'se
that . parhcave add eevatve OF man man A ~
work youu e few that has every Escf me
yale Of cyiixaiionr tDf DODGE, OF O~ettS q,
Nv u6.nept that this only the bet book on TOE .a
on which bot only and satisfactory one oyer
TIN lAioono Lev ls w yu. ~.
r, rsyt s,skius every hat reads 18th
M fa OF It's truth and importance Know OF no woe
he like H. compatible with IL DR. farar foriena
Pre-. 81 Fine Cabinet Edition II % Sold wholesale aud retail
bv RINGER townsend No - Broadway or sent by mall
Iost pad Il these prices hs -,,,. =, - .c,,.Nv
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Amusemeuf6.

NIBLO's SALOON-Mrs r. GILLINGHAM
~ BosTwck spesy psE' her Ts 1ge S spIc 91'
re T give s SHs f oTs O hs THIS 'na' May 81
s silIS srRlEi Primo BssO of the Italian Opera
iirH, scnMIpT, the di,tnguIshed HOr3st.
ssnd Orchestra composed tho best Professors in this city
D'''' PRoGRAMME-PARrI.
Overture" Eo sCretoi, (uI ochestru) Adam
Csyatr.- =: RaIvior OIera Somnsmbula. Beini
sIGNoR SrRISL
to,n.A Al oucss snms -" Linda" .Donizett.
. ' ~ .n, ou AM Bosrwcx. with ul orehssts'
A. selo-French Horn....... M II SCHMIDT
g. Sacred Bayura" Gratus ssmus tb GugHen.
Mas f. GMLiseHAM BosrwIcK.
Ents Julius SIEDE AMI fll Orchestra
PART H.
G Overture" Robert Dabe" .Meyerbeer
FULL ORCHESTRA.
T. SONNY in the Highlands first time, Pyshowsk
Composed expressly for Mrs Bostwick.
MRs. f. Gnu BosrwoK.
O. Solo Flute" Mosaque Musicale Selections from
DOuzstsfs oper" siede
SIEDE.
sorg-"Rcckdn the Cradle of the Deep" knight
kRS. Z. GILLIseHAM BssrwIcK
10 Largo oil .actoum"-n BaTere. ,RoSinl
SieSoR STRISI
H. Bsllsd--s Heme Sweet Home -" - Bshon
MRS E..LIsGH.M BosTwIcK
Tekes be had tie principal Music stores and hces-
Chs seats may lie securedst Wm Hall Sons and Of M seh
ienbtrg Luis Broadway.
(NASTI.E GARDEN GUARD BAND
case cseeD on TUEsDA EVENING MAY 81 FOR which
rs iSSiy 7oartSsred his snaSai services ,osvrr,
Conductor PH RFIT2F
A'''''''''''''''''''''' PROGRAMME.
Part i.-rULL ORCHESTRA
I. Overture to "Is Gessa Lsdls," ROssioi.
''n nS5 5i BY i: sSls on the '''n''
s ARA from FInsnis sisu0r SsspsIoni
HoHmsse PAss.9 earSs iST ySI, Pc Omed BY Herr N0
l. Overture Roter le Dahle Oy request M-yerbeer
. esiione't by her hieie-'
s Alia nom "Atis," saEror Gssfsrori -, ~,
tnss 10 . 1Sa % s s IN tRASD PROM
ths tavonto Marches wszsS Pekss sehottsehs &c, &c
Pm cp Music Stores and AZ the door on the evening the
poo-s open at Z concsrs to commence at o'clock
n Bsuciiou tickets issued foE Metropolitan Hal will be good
DURTON's Observation-Disclosures HIS
lSA Ass' Ess$F PAP fS4s t tSsIy hODE'II
MICKEY Mi Z, yMsS, Casey Ms w as:S
P SS6' g cents, seoad Circle csa Private Boxes s5
shrsra chars loeepts
sJ SI LfsTfS S'ss' Ma % I -
csAS "ALLAoK-ITssE hsTRaNSf NAY ~ wan % ''SD''
ii sspser,.Mr Wsllsek Ne. Haller.. Mics LsSra Kseps
y ss,s Win Y aust
Dssi. M wslsst Mn. cOIbst Mr' e5ams,
S s' e e. Ss ssS. fRs si@c 1Sf
FLORAL CONCERT of PLYMOUTH CHURCH
sAbbAIh - NSnctia =. -ii y. zen A. PIV,
mTth Church rev Il. W. Beeoherl TuESpAf siy
" lass IN which SfN OF he Church VIII take pA
N dnotou Of Mr. H. T. Mathews Concert 70 coiael a.
0eek Tickets p dens ticket 1T cents 10 be nad a. ny
81 the Book or Music Stores the Church on the evening OF e
Ccuccrt.
GLORIOUS SUCCESS. FIFTlETH NIGHT of
" Mr. JOHN owEsss ASCENT OF MONT BLANC,
the Cine Saloon No $50 Bdssy the coolest and beat Ven
Admission, 80 es Second Circle open st7i com
nsnceafe.
spssss%'n'' on WEDNESDAY M ssgg a..s
NATIONAL GUARD BAND-The last Concert OF
~ Series win be given CASTLE GARDEN TUESDAY
EhEklkG Nav 81 full particular due
Tickets o. cent? To be had N1I. HALL SONS No. 80
Broadway, and s. he principle nsBie s,ose&
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HOUSEKEEPER WANTED-For first class Ho-
Mus. :.gss,sssd i. sHd gsse' T. Ss, I .ass
: .. 1 fssy IN Sd''' " ''' ~ O'--' -
nAPIER NJ CHE.-want-d, he Ladies' to call at
i HART DU LEy's IL ubtien Roons No 81 srosa-
way sIS a. s e Ii as s y ss
in Sn p: ss cay be Ss sr. ssaa | y
.oo3 . = rS s. sy o. s s a1 %
DRINTING PRESSES wANTED.-Wanted, one
eccrsb.pd job Power Pres. shout is s 3, II sss
Must be Of good pattern Aso coeee mes nm rover s
T, d.. Ss ore &c. 'i' iafI McDoSsfDs 1sas
NssssG-t- Of Ann.
CERyANTS WANTED-Firstclass Cooks, Nurses,
- Sean stresses Girls Jaunesses and Servants Of every
desepon for excellent private families now ready
CITUATIONS wANTED-Bytwo respectable young
Owouenoue Chsrbermsd and Water and the other IS
Ic ssG II % from their former places
days No 81 sth ST. St. MaksPA see0ad Ho 0>
m.
ITO MACHINITS.-A Young Man wishes employ
men, urder Instructions Pay object Address MECHANIC
Tribune Once
ITO MANUFACTURERS.-An engineers place is
wanted PessSs @isSs ssRsP S run an 'an'
ITO PLUMBERS-A gentleman of means Is desiroIs
aeeiaiins silent .evs Partner ~ the .SS's a5
either WIN pTy sOnsteS references as 70 sharscs
tsrdr &C. viii he euirsd Capital not 90 much "a object me
sds o. NeGsven will bring the parties in communication
ITO PRINTERS-FoR sALE.-A superroyal Press
~ o. 3. sS % SSSw . M S .s Apply
ITO STRAW SEWERS-These Girls who wish to
highest prices for sewing Mems Hats and work gwen
OUT desired VIZ BGcKUs OSBORNE Co No Is MaiasnAns
ITO WHOLE SALE and RETAIL CLOTHlERS.-
yours Mn Of undOubed city ad country reference VII &C.
cent situation sl'ary immsdiey de
ar penman qualified Cuiag and would be val
uhle house doing retail business as cpdacted
the ard has hal tour years
e,p.rierce in NewYork Will with gooe house az mode
~ te salary Address CLOTHING COX + office Of this paper
II SSCHOOL AGENCY (1si7 by +. H. Wleor, No.
u broadway For al ESucatOsa orders giyi9 constant 10
the bsst Rfufn tdmttes ieaoc
Mof,ops ChHrce Ovgansts, polhsts Sc IAe
Sbbscytbe,s each BENG Cheosde
Fund and liberal Com mission as
application unt the whole indosed al one per
cent year be sold for principal and interest no, smut
ed The selling the parties for 81 - S Nc Ohei
popoous entertained No charge to pupils Apply early and
fall. Personal apphcsions most successful
WANTED TO PURCHASER few Shares in First
w Mechanics Building Association Address L. NJ o., Tribune
Office ststne price &C.
VVANTED-In Cloth Store smart active Boy,
w yea who bring respectable references APP
ply at Nc. 80 Maiden lane.
xVAN1ED-l0O Agents. $50 month"; clear OF ex-
w pepss made selling family work probably ae best 20
.e The country address postpaid AMERICAN FAMILY PUB
LEGATION ESTABLISHMENT 100 81 up STAIRS room
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HOUSEKEEPER WANTED-For first class Ho-
tel Must le experienced and produce the best city nou;-
4pSy ediaiey al No fs Grsndst Also wanted an expert
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GUNNER BOARD.-0ne or two genteel families can
"a lase and <axs1
prxs house in the most hs.as and healthy villages the
shos AT TIE Sound ~k the ads oonx
"a -. ss,h,, Sne ,cepsry excellent ro.As Terms reasonable
-, given kddess vh particulars K, Boz No
aiss Po<f OfSce Coed sfsbhss Il Includes
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