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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-03-11
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Ohio's green hill tops
Grow bright in the sun,
And yield us more treasure
Than Rhine or Garunne;
They give us Catawba,
The pure and the true,
AS radiant os sunlight,
As soft as the dew.
And fragrant as gardens
When summer is new.
II.
Champagne is too often
A trickster malign
That flows from the apple
And not from the vine
But thou, my Catawba,
Art mild as a rose,
AS sweet as the lips Of
My love, when they close
To give back the Kisses
My passion bestows.
Thou art born Of the vintage,
And fed on its breast,
Cntawba the nectar
And balm of the west.
When pledging the lovely
This sparkler we'll kiss;
When drinking to true hearts,
Wen toast them in this
For Catawba is like them,
Though tender, yet strong,
As pleasant as morning
As soft as a song
Whose delicate beauties
The echoes prolons-
Catawba! heart warmer!
Soul cheerer life zest!
Catdwba, the nectar
And balm Of the west.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-03-11

TO THE sUsPENsHIN BRIDGE, NIAGARY.
Anormous structur! whir, lie like to know
Did the constructors stand as bilt this rode
Ritz thru the air! Say, gentle news,
Wet he'd they to hold on to! But alass,
The news sez luthin. oh, Jerusalem,
Wot boyed EN- up! Imadjnashin hored,
Kant git the hang of il!
hev it nov,
They did it in balloons!
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-16

CoaPrrrIse rHw Esrx ESLAxGMESr
HAvclnoS -ns Canal Board adjourned on saturday
afternoon after session OF t~o days Reports fro the
engineers Of the western division were submitted BY
Commissioner Rusges showing that channel seven feet
deep and et forty Eve feet vide and permitirg the
passaxe az boats fully loaded, now be oStAncd BY
rrtker expe ndure not exceeding $4,000 The cost Of
fnsbrf All the work the t~o other divisions viii not
,xcesd eoo0Co that the arreent IL IN fact on the
VERY eve completion. Eotbps viii prevent in being
brought wholly into .. The opening Of navsaion IN
the sprirg, but the unfinished work on The CsyugA
naryhes which has been unAooountAhly delayed, and
sy postpone the Of The channel with the fu depth
until hs sprns Of 1890 On considering these reports
the Canal Board permitted such change OF riau 10 he
work The marshes, and consequent increase 1 price,
will erahe the contractor, without DELAY, employ en-
force working a exha hours, - 70 bring bis 80,
on Into BY the LIST Of August next written stpu
atcn slso laid before the Board BY Commissioner
Rrsglts obtained from Mf Blanchard, The proprietor o.
the invention for saving fuel IN steam boilers permit
ting s "by any boat ravgffng any of the canals OF
this state any river lake er harbor connected there
with q on pay ps one fourth OF The vsus 6 The fuel say
sassmsied n no, than $50 for every voyage from
Burslo 10 Neu York and back - :
The oompiscr Of The enlargement vth ia full width Of
seventy feet v require about 300 600 10 addition 70 the
f240 of0 estimated for ,he channel seven fees deep
further sum of abou. s6oo,ooo viii be needed Tor com
petug the erlsrgtneDt q the Osweso and TIE CAyuga
and sereea causs These sums DO not include the
amounts now due Tor work actually done and for land
C. trrsges --<ftanY Journal, SeTt. IL
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TBx BHAiIm oFncER YxiIow FgyxR.-A .
meeting OF ine Board Of Health held last eveuiDg the
Health ofcer submitted hs weekly report, 10 which he
skss The following remarks couceruins the resen.
ported cases Of ycn,w fever In this city
On the i2h ns,an. my attention VA esaes 70 ihe death
Of woman ser few tayS the foot cf keiuey g
snty by Dr. Cha,rnan OF Ar,rc stres., aqd tbs. hsr
tusbsnd then rcr bus ionu.ois,ts aql-y fcuud
The esns o. sbe . srasss y, TIE ace a On nsssay
aad on ruetday, nndnt that tnere had been ano,hsr
and ~ biz direction The ep,y person f51us Sax he "a
above referred o) vas sent Faibusn From The very
upcerts Information OF o. tse Gases anf there
pronounced yellow fever: but through prudence the
hsyor directed ibe evacuation and immediate ceansug o.
the hopser, which has been done.
Another OF yellow fever waI reported at tho foo,
OF Amity street YESTERDAY, but examinatcn by the
Mayor, Hesh onlcer and or Two other physicl'ns
proved o be Of bilious Intermittent fever A, far
90 now known 70 the authorities, there no, cave Of
yellow fever 10 the city.
Tnr ATLANTIC CAmE ayn nm PuHuc scHoors ~.
meeting or the Board OF Education Tuesday Afrnooa
Mr. william NJ Harris stated ths. Captain William r
Budscn had received piece Of tbs Atlantic telegraph
cable for distribution among the public schools Of the
city. Mr. Harris ,hereupon presented the following pre-
smble and resolutions, which were Adopted
Whereas, our esteemed fellow citizsn, Captain VIM L.
event q The sre-shsi q isyss the Aussuc tsssrapa
csble-apd While receiving the congratulations Of the
uon has Ics ossn unml1dfal ss children o. ms city,
of the cable; therefore,
Resolved, That ths Board c,ngrs.ulass their fellow
citizen, Captain VIM. L. HUDSON, thetu,cessful laying
Of the Atlantic telegraph cable IN which he borc
spcnous pa and thank him or the pcoe presented 10
each Of the schools.
Rssolved, That the Committee On schoolsouses be au.
thorzed 10 have the pcron OF the cable allotted 10 each OF
the public schools mounted With brass and properly
cured with copper cha and suspended IN each of the
public schoolsouses In this city, with card In small
frame desciptve Of the same expense not exceed
ing one dollar and fifty cents escn.
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rho Convention vas called to order al -Four O'Clock.
The CuArR announced the following Vice Presidents :
EF Purdy, %. B. Allen, @. Van saIivoord, John willard
n. Green, Jr., Anthony Frser, L. A. Ward and FL c,os
Mr. PURpY asked thai the nsmc Of the Vice President
from New York might be omitted until ser the contested
,ess we're decided and THAI then they might choose who
they ihcuf proper. (Applsuss Mr. Purity further
requesied that h name might be omitted from any com
mstsc contested reass In regard 10 thai from New
York bis mind was fully made up, he thought pro
per that be should not act com mIttee at All until
the entire delegation was fuu.
The culR named the following ~ the c1mmiItees on
eontested sests.-
on ne Second DisIiei of Momroe-Msssrs Barto, Cham
berlsn, Goodyear, n. n. sxssb, Nelson Carries Pierre
pont and stevens
on Ne,e rork-Mes.rs rsrchiid, Of Monroe Bash, Of
onordaea; Eagh, I, Of westohssters Cushney og Mont.
scmery; Foster, Of wayne Cook, Of Erie and BOsshsad
Oa Kirgs Couufy-Messrs wlIsr, OF Columbia 10
gsrt Of Rocklsnd; Paddock, OF 81 Lawrence G r. u.
Jones, Of Oneida; McnOpaj, OF Chcmupg; Flower, Of
ON titony- Nessrs. John willard ). q ssirDer, 9. ..
miller, NJ, Y Tlden, A. Q Beach, =. r Steele T. ksr'
On Ausoan,t-Messrs Pardict Burdick, ueCune,
Hoyie, West Fulton and H.csli
On Chcnargo- -Messrs. 4 smith, D. q. Allen, n. Gran
ds, r. W. Plant, G. ID. Teller, y. Fcters, Dunlap
otopdses, wss named in his place hi Cock of Erie,
and Nr. Beach, Of Onondsgs, also declined 10 tsrvS1
TIE CnAIR said was dslcsie matter 70 ss nc @
committees for this painful business and he bopsd the
members would not decline.
The requests were then Withdrawn.
motion vss made 70 direct each dcial Delegation 70
srpout two members of NE General sta,e C,unsise
fhe motion wa tabled on The motion OF Hysh Purdy,
Mr.. J. u, SKINSsR moved The appointment OF commit
tee Of one from each iodisia district on re'cuons o1'
Recess un bslf pas, seven o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-16

FUGITIVE SLAVE RE1URyEp.-The Mobile lher
c,yv Of the evening Of the 1stn nto says-loe osrx
J. Il. payn which saied Sunday last Tor New YORK,
returned 70 the bsv yesterday morning, having founi
negro on board Who ksd sesreted himself Tor ne pap0se
Of scsrtainIng what Northern freedom means lne osrs
j. T. Davis regular mobile ana New aets uaas.I ~
Ia Commanded by Cyp. ssnnel q. vafehtd Ihs Mohfle
Psoisy Aetsr not CAPT Feirchld VIII 70
cetvs that reward which justly due HIN from AT slave
hoss,s ne st has the fasnchnn og kno ring AID feel
rs Nas he has done all that ws ha duT, and evea movt
for nstsed o' landing the negro ~ Key Wet or some
o,her rns n Southern errcry convenient on hs route
whchs an thst nc law rsqafei of him, ne tscked he
fars ara returned - the port from whence the fugitive
ss ssienphng to escape snd placed him m hsnds tea
he sh te Delivered 70 The prcpsr satnsres ard resurr
Cd n ais owner
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United states Circuit Court.
nrc1sroNs on ArrxAL M lpNIRLLr,

psctsroNs or AFPxAL IN ADwrRALTY.
sara. IA Cr,rsscay "a. ne Btk Gnfn This acton
was brought tho ysue q some cases o. farn
,cre shipped on the prx Griffin from shs port 70 RIO
Japsro TIE goods we're landed and put 10 the Custom
House but never having been put she manifest sney
sfe scr.d BY the government Tor violation Of he reve
rue laws. The Court below gave decree for the hbe
liant against the bark Judge Nelson appeal affirmed
ire decision ho3ine that the rood. having come IN
the possession Of the consignees the undertaking Of me
ship containing the bill of ladipe had never been per
formed.
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TIE LATEST.

EGEvRN O'CLOCK, v "A.
The Committee on Contested seats reported 4 The eve
pirg session IN favor Of the sntrc admission q III
Tsmnsny delegation, snd ths Wood tsve sli vita
drawn fron she Conversion Under protest
me Cenysslcs men Adlosxnea ~ io nauoW aornAns
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The Ches. Contest In England.

The Chess Contest In England.
NoRPHy yIcroRIous ovER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
on rnE BiRaNGHAM cHHss T0URRANKNT-A
ATCh BarwSEs AoRPHY AND PROF. ANDERSEN
Arranged.
Prom inform alton received by the Vanderbilt va learn
that Paul horphy the young American chess player,
the match be was playing with Herr Loewenthsl, the
score At the coee standing thus
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w AsHISoIos AoUsDUcr
w oTIox or rHs w,smssros Lauspucr.l


wasmsercs, Msrh 1873
or PosS .,r os e Sm as % as h
VIII be exhibition ,hs once after ielh Of
BID. - be received Tor ne eomplecu Of the whole .ors
70 C q, "a yo,s nd ,s ne
for the whole or for The mosi
peS only % ss %c1s can q be e eo%sa with the
Preparations noe available and e contracts VIII be subject
iss snainssr reserves die as . prescribe The souni
work 70 be done asd ss rate Of prse~ under each contract
Payment. viii BE msas Ia check. use9 ne unI,ed State.
ing 10 per cen, on al psymsnn until Ne completion q ne
~orkmeu shAn be paid their full wages monthly. aud IN
Propo.. should be scaled and endorsed Proposals 10,
wors and mssrisls for The washington Aqueiaetn
for he Who'll, sgy par te pqi deemed
% sSs e ., g., w.. % sS ss ~ s
curly Tor he completion Of their contracts, Al resonabs
EVER otter must be accompanied ~ written sv.rsase
snsd By one or sors . r. & se ss Ell, H
hsr BIDS be ssespsd enter into an ossson within .es
y so s asr S, ' S so%ssnss 81
.se ce-tncse Q, ne unind ss,ss DisrieL q, United
States pis,, Ao5ney Nsvy Agess or some qesr Of ne
~ war e, M. y. srs s az
sa. VI Opened IN .. presence q o. sa;er.a
The work 70 Of he dam scrcs
eompe,lon o. masonry bridges. ss,s wsrs building 5l.s
SrS o rcs Ss 5ns pSs c
k dsvis~ins reservoir Navy f.rd saI ssr rp
seryss reservoir in seor~s.own, and supply % semen.
sand brioks stone and all ether materials for all Of which
nesuors 70 be exhibited In this uhice.
d.. soss z S .n Gs ,es ne i'm.
Of Letting and ,s S BID !. stns, be .ccsg,
o. the Engineer prices ~ be fred By him
of ten until The entire eompl hs
contract according 70 The specifications and plans.
Proposals should state the WITHIN which each work
viii be completed provided Congress spproprAes the
cesssry funds
ny order Of the Secretary Of War.
n r.
Captain Of Engineers ehsrss Of ws.sosscn Aauedns.
voRM or GUARANTEE
70 Csrv. e. Msvos, q. r. r~ofSssps.-
We, Ne rndersrned residents Of - IN ~e ssts o!
- tercnv jointly and ssver.y. covensni With the Usited
Ssses ,u5 grsrany, In cas- The FOREGOING BID az - De
sccspiei thai he or they viii whin ten DAYS ar 20 40
u The sf bid stccuts he conrec Tor he same
-h scrd sni .ucieni peryrs the work OF fur
nsh he sres prupo~e In conformity 70 me terms " the
ssv.rtsea.snt u-ier which made. And IN csse N.
said shall fail tc eater lnc conrsci ss sorssel
make good between ths otter by
ne - Nnj Ne zsn lowest tAidsr.
ssa'a &c
thsry -.rrry sss. 70 tsr of mr. k,owleiss and be
s-f - .5sveo~4asi lsr~a sEs soSl s,t ssncse.s
49, z.
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A GENTLEMAN OF GOOD FAMILY, FORMERLY
n residing in me East indies where he occupied no me a,
position bu. for the last nine engaged In business In
losses sustained during the cris to state bordering
on absolute want To meet the oxgences OF every day. To
support an unusually large family OF young children he saw
himself compelled To- part with plate books and furniture
Though OF no ordinary he found II
impossible to obtain employment into some bust
that would yield siciency the support nj hs
merous family. Deeming publicity Of his misforunes
aggrsvaton Of their bitterness he hss submitted
privaons till they be borne longer The detection
never having refused assistance when caimedand many
have been the occasions gives him the coura
peal In his TO the good will of those possess
the heart and the means to come to his aid BY emgrang
of the Southern States where his peculiar
can be brougo bear he hopes not only to his family
twelvemonth such towards the object in view
generosity hose who feel for the of others
offer. UNREASONABLE references and sasactory
plantations will be cheerully given by letter
II s respectfully requested address
Astor place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-06

NroTICE-THE COMMIwEE ON FINANCE or TIE
IN Board OF Aldermen viii NEE, Tuesday, April q
1853 clock II. NJ, ~ No. City Hail. for The c0naders'
ton Of the following subjects, via
james Lennon, relative W certain lands.
New Yort sum- pep for advertising.
Irish American, employment a. q Corporation paper.
Henry Mlser, pay Tor damage by moo.
Ttomss McFeflsy, io9n OF hOuse
wlfsm n KTschiarcrn, damage W Ma properly.
Zion Church Trustees, for reiief.
LADIES' Depository for donation.
1rlsh News IN publish prcceeclnss
The above named parties viii si.cxa said meeting without
Tss rinsnce cormi:es regularly every Tuesday,
THOMAS EeYEpos ,Conu.,ss
JOHN uRkGORY. o.
vA2ias sIalA . .Gls.
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CORroRATION NOTICES.

NoT1CE.-IHv SELECT COMMITTEE OF THE BOARD
IN OF Counolmen " whom referred the subject Of 10
eating Founding Hospital In the city Of New YORK will
meet in The CITY ersry room, No u City Hall on wednes
dag, April 2P N. All parties Interested, Ia favor OF
otherwise Of said hospital are respectfully requested 10 be
present. Sw GAIPIN COMMITTEES
j. c. FRAZER, Pounding HOSPITAL
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MASONIC NOTICE MYSTIC TIE LODGE NO 80 +.
W 4 A. Ms The members of the above lodge are hereby
attend heic regular meeting this uesday
ing, at IL O'Clock precisely, for work: By order.
ROBERT ID. HOLMES, VI. M.
Tn
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John Is. MURRAY, BANKER:

1OHN Il. MURRAY BANKER
Has the central offices lately occupied by the
United States Trust Company,
No. 40 Wall street Manhattan Bank building Orders from
any of the United States for the purchase sale
bonds stocks other securities for the Of money
and collection u dividends executed promptly
Mani atfanR Rank
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-06

ENGIIsH WALTERS wANTED.-3 EXPERIENCED
~ men waers for first class hotel They must produce
the best and apply Immediately ut Lao Grand ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-06

SALESMEN WANTED.-THOSE WHO ARE WELL AC-
~ quaipet with the city trade and bring first rete
rences may apply, after NJ, TO George A. Hearn, AS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-06

1NO DRUG CLERKS-WAkTED, A THOROUGHLY
competent drug clerk In frat class retail store, single
man. who will st ep the premises make work the rule
and play the exception he pash
siness and make bis employers interest his Address
with reference and salary required for two days. Medcu
Herald office Wanted also, youth, who can speak German
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-06

" ANTED-A MAN CAPABLE OF EDITING AND
w publishing country newspaper. An English and
Welsh printer preferred Address Executive Committee
Iowa county, Dodgevllle, Wisconsin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-06

WANTED IMMEDrATELy-To FIJI NuNRsR OF
w orders cooks, wssber and rorer chsm pernsids
SEVERAL seass,resses ahi hft csss
cooss giss for hotels aud for housewcrs NsSihe rn
Pire Gig Institute tor p2n9siSs. ~ Sxa Nsn9@
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FWEHCH ADvFByIsEMENrs.

TINE JRUNE DRMOIsErLE FRANCAIsE DE HAVTE
farnle ct de bonnie tducsson, desrersn pss-er lete
dams ectabe famille americsne. soft New Work.
soft pour IL frspcs echsr de
90 pension. ssdresser ". NJ, boz 8lt5 Post Office.
TINE JEUNB FIIsLE FRANCHISE uEsIRERAir ss
~ placer bonnie denfant cordre elle peut don
ner d. hons re- gnements sadreser dsrnere place,
s I7e rrea Ia On pe IN voir dc II
heures Jr s7u'h
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-06

MASONIC NOTICE.-THE MEMBERS or YORK
I Lodge No g, requested to attend special meet
ing, be held In conjunction with Hope Lodge No 2it at
their of Christopher and Hudson Streets
Tuesday evening. April g. 1853. BY order of
THEODORE MINER. W. NJ.
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DrCORp'S PRACTTCE.-DR Q. O. HANMONns HOv ~
IL are fr,yn 10 l. sni 10 evenings No 81 be-cS--
street elghih house Of rusi~sy c'rds frsrs'@
sxpiained Qrsis on sppi-ar, malei Tree r--i-t. y
inr,cans ss cen.s In Also, Medical lnismts
kr 1xh eisec 5lt p.ses seveoty ul1ssracas price 81
g. - =. -. - - zs.--. - ss.s
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COACHMAN.-A SITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG
~ man Us coachInAn and make himself useful No OBJ
lection TO the country Best of reference. Apply at IS
Amit MT
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rgTELLIaryCr orFw Es

THE EMPIRE CITY INSTITUTE FOR poMEsrrCs, gs
Nxth avenue near Twenty third street, Il ready 10 suppy
,hc adde's of the CITY and country with abundance Of civil
aud well recommended help {au osers r~ec,el.
sti;ute.
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CPoRTIN0--wANTEU, A ROW BOAT NEW Or SIX
~ Good hand must De about len twelve fee osf light
safe and perec order Address wsh price End psrcg
Lss, v, lsx so Eva s-ss
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WANTED-AN ACTIVE INDUSTRIOUS AND ENER
w gec young man, to actas general clerk down
store where good chances offer for future advancement
young man from the country American, not or IL
old good penman address, for three days j. L.
b. box l05 Herald Office Salary not 70 exceed $780, with
board, for the first year.
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Help wsrwuD-MAu.ra.

GROCERY CLERK WANTED-OAE WHO UNDER
IA stands the buying selling in all its branches
hrst class retail sioe other address H. b. box 1911
Herald ohce stating salary. Good reference required
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A GERMAN, WITH A SMALL. FAMILY CONSIST
"A ing OF himself wife and child. wishes situation
gardener or foreman farm or as ooachman Good
reference given Address for two days r. r. box 9 Herald
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THE "wEsTERS MERCHANT wuo Was T.QrTR.
ing tor Ridges Journal % Finance and Reporter
advised that the subscription once IL nj ri Broadway
UrNION LODGE NO. N A. p. A-THE MEMBERS or
u this lodge respectfully requested 20 their
lodge 10 West Sxtesnh "wednesday
ung April business OF importance H. ~Qrne before
the lodge GEORGE ". PIKE. W. NJ.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, MANAGER TO TAKE
" charge OF well known establishment; acticA work
OF years experience in clarifying wines one who under.
Esnos putting up champagne 10 particular rerson
thoroughly understanding his business hud good stus
ton and liberal salary by addressing box 9 New York
Post office.
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A FAMILY OF FOUR DESI.ss 20 RxNT Tax UPPHR
"a part o. house containing I've air
par OF TIE ciy between Houson Aad Ffiee All
Rent about 500. Address box 2,O02 Pot office
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WAETED-AGENTs EVERYWHERE. TO SELL, AT
w wholesale and retail article in great and:
compeion travelling agents and peddlers will hear OF an
opportunity To greatly their income with ncon-
pocket Call at address Harper 81 Canal up
ataf ira
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-06

AASONIC.-NEW YORK LODGE, NO. $3.50. +. AND A
Wl NJ will hold their regular communication this afternoon
at o'clock for work In the third degree also at ~ O'Clock
T.. M. BY order, ISAAC r. ETHAN. W. NJ.
G. ID. BROWN Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-06

YOUNG MAN WANTS A SITUATION AS GROOM;
IA has objec,ion.t 10 the country would 20 on a
farm; good farmer. Security given If required Ad-
dress Z. d.. Herald office. for two dsys
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-06

CEWIN0 MACHINES WANTED-ANY PERSON HAv-
~ ing Fingers sewing machine In good order, to dispose
OF cheap for cash may hear OF customer addressing Mrs.
L. G Herald Office, Mating price and when where
be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-06

VXrANTED--A PORTER AND CLERK FOR WHOLE
w sale -four and feed store for porter ~ per week
clerk $3.50 constant employment to parties that
suit Apply with recommendations, at l6a Fulton st. Brook
Ign. In the basement