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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-03-19

MRS. GRISWOLD'S HOTEL.
GOLDSB0R0', u. G.
~ RIGHT HAND sIps coIxo NORTn-lsyr nAxp slps
GOING SOUTH. .G
Baggage taken to and from the Railroad Free Of CharS
on Good Eart, Good Rooms and every 0sa1t ihs, eas
be had.
II An addition Of Siztees Large. Comfortable. and
we'll Furnished ROOMS renders II complete - esssb
lishment in the State.
Meals Ready on the Arrival Of the Cars.
~ The ATLANTIC AND NoRfs-CARoLxA RAIt RoAD
TicKEf OrrcE !. kept this Hotel The Cars Lssss Dsy
Sundays excepted.)
February 81, 1889. Sly.
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SPRING IMPORTATION, 1850.
ARMSTRONG. GATOR & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND JopsEss ~
Ribbons, Millinery, silk Goods. R1che, Flow.
ers, Straw BOnnets aud Flats,
No. 237 BALTIMORE STREET,
BETWEEN CHARLES AND HANOVER SIS.
BALTIMORE.
Offer Stuck unequalled in the United States in variety
and cheapness.
January "a, 1859. ll-3mpd.
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A CARD.
A LII PERSONS having business With % win please
ned for the present.
p... PALMER SMITH.
Raleigh, July 20, 1858. ssEH:
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Law Ccpartnership.

H. w. MILLER & G. W. BROOKS,
RALEIGH. N. c.,
uuAvIyG ASSOCIATED THEMSELVES TOGETHER
in the practice Of the law iu the County Courts will
attend promptly to all business entrusted to their
They will attend the County Courts Of Wake, Johnston
Nash Franklin Granville, Person and Orange
G!:ce on Fayetteville Street, above the Lawrence Hotel
where one the other may be constantly found.
JAN. 9, 1855. S-H.
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ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD,
Counsellor and Attorney at Law,
RALEIGH, n. c.,
Will attend the County and Superior Courts Of Wake
Johnston and Chatham the Superior Courts Of New Han
over and Sampson and the Terms of the Federal Courts
and Supreme Court of North-C Carolina at Raleigh.
Office the formerly occupied by the late Hon. Will
g. HAYWOOD, Jr.
Raleigh, May %. 52-sw.
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WILLIAM ]. SAUNDERS,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Raleigh, N. c.,
Will promptly attend any business nrusted to his
in the Courts of this and adjoining Countless with the
Executive other departments of the State Government
June 2S, 1855. So
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Extraordinary Elopement.

From q Cleveland, Ohio, paper, Dec. %
An affair has just been made public which creates
siderable excitement and astonshment among those who
acquainted with the parties. So far
thin, the facts appear to be these
Some six seven years since Robert j. Hawey, a
married with family OF children. to this coun-
Try from England AT the time there also came out
Mr. Ray mond and his daughter Rebecca Either from this
oct or from previous acquaintance with each other the
families have remained on intimate terms with each other
until the present time. Hawley, who is laboring man.
has lately acted sexton at the Home Mission Chapel in
Me part Of the city Rebecca Raymond serving
as hired girl in the Manx family the Of Oak and
WainN streets.
On the evening Of the l4,h uesday) Rebecca told her
employers that she intended spend the evening the
West Side, and accordingly started with that avowed
tention. Nothing has since been heard of her.
On the same day Hawey also disappeared after taking
with him every cent of money that he could lay his
be of his little daughters with So in her hand
money with which she had started out buy presents
He took the money from her. told her 20 home and
then proceeded to meet his paramour The girl Rebecca
h supposed 70 have about SIS $50 along with her.
Search has been diligently made for the guilty pair bu
hitherto without The father of the erring girl
IN great distress her conduct and is using every means
70 seek her out, and reclaim her.
The wife of Hawey states that she has been married q
him fourteen years, and never has had unknd
1tom him. He has always borne the character of up
right and moral man. and this base and guilty action
most extraordinary. He was known TO be on friendly
with the girl, but cannot learn that he
suspected of improper intimacy with her. Eleven children
have been the fruit Of his marriage with Mrs. Hawey
most Of whom are still alive.
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The OYSTER TRADE OF BALrxoRE.--Now that
Nc YEAR e about close some Of the satisfies connected
viii the oyster trade bf this city may be of interest
showing the inmsnse trade carried on with the West.
For four months Of the year the business was entirely
euspended leaving but eight months for the whole work.
There are some hundred and y vessels engaged in
Transporting the oysters from the Chesapeake Bay and its
tributaries to the CITY, which vary capacity from 400 to
= 600 bushels These vessels give employment to $50
persons and brought 10 the city near be
nearly 900 900 bushels This amount includes
Nose used IN the CIV which is not one third OF the aggre-
gate During the oyster seas9n constant employment Is
given 10 about 200 suckers 100 nen And 20carpntes
Some idea may had OF the extent Of the trade when Is
known that the Northern Central Railroad alone fire.
uuenty carries for the West twenty-five tons per day,
and which are distributed over the entire West from
Pftsburg Nebraska Territory. Besides these, the Bal
tinore and Ohio Railroad carries of large quantities daily
The most Of those the West fresh an packed
in ice while many picked and otherw prepared to
keep for considerable length Of time. The business in
all It's departments gives employment to some 1000 men
and $50 vessels all OF whom except those engaged in
planting the oysters, paid of in the city, and obtain
their supplies here, leaving large amount Of money
therefor The entire business during the year now clos
ing will reach about 81 600. The trade would be
much larger except for prohibory ordinance Of the City
Council against the bringing Of oysters TO the city during
the summer months which has caused the West 10 seek
suppes from other cities where the business is unob-
sructed throughout the whole yearBdtimore sur, Dec
81.
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Vxr J. SHARP WOULD REsPRCTFULI.Y INFORM TIM

WI j. SHARP WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE
w public that he has made extensive arrangements In
order supply the increasing demand his establishment
tables. He has also spared neither pains expense
for the many improvements which he has introduced
billiards; and he would especially inform the public
has purchased Mt great the exclusive right OF
featuring the Holman cushion patented May 1881 which
considered BY the greatest living players to be the best
most durable most correct and most scientific cshon
invented Notwithstanding the pus that are daily
advertised about so called patents which not
hundreds Of such cushions have already been removed and
mens such the Cork and Leather celebrated patents In
vented by the greatest living billiard player are now
lying IN the shop broken up. aner q rev mon,is
use. W. j. Sharp feels confident that his tables
Of the NEST superior quality. not only on &C.
Of hrs long experience practical billiard maker bat
because supentends his business and that
material OF inferior quality used in the construction Of his
work Satisfied with light profits his business increases he
trusts reputation NJ manufactures wiz amply repay
him In the end.
the world which he has furnished such Webster nooms 722
Broadwny st. Nicholas Hotel stevens ormDry Demo
ncos) ~ Park Hotel Hwngwford House. Duane street
and Hudson street. James Jac Third avcne and Twenty
fourth street Ward sncars Fourth and Twenty.
third street. Creamery Park House, q. W. MasOns Albany A,
TAwrcnces Geneva; j. Dnsins Eimira; Slaght Barnes
Buffalo, N, Y Page Popples, bufao j. Scoucns Jehns
town n " All kinds Of cushions replaced by Sharps or
Uolmans patent the shortest notice Pockets cues .
ming everything In the trade for warded with deapach An
orders promptly attended w. Mandatory las Fulton street.
New York.
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COAL.

(,OkL AND w0OD. 81 70 PER ToN.--Rbp ASH, PEACH
~ Orchard nut coal 81 ~ deverei stove and fur
mace al lowest price Coal All under Wool aud
kndlng Wholesale and retail 10 barrels or bundles
Eighth avenues.
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THE BALL SEASON.

GRAND FANCY DRESS AND CIVIC BALL Of THE
VI John X. acou Dramac Club will take place Wcincs-
day evening February e. At the Apollo rooms Broadway
Ticks obtained Of Of the members the
&C Prince street The next regular performance viii come on
as Hoyms Theatre, Wednesday evening. January b.
Performance will with the Gamester 10
BY the Happy Man and the Morning Call Gentlemen
npIed by ladies' admitted free. Parties wishing
Cub do by addressing Scot CLUB, tS Prince Sweet
g. n. WARD President.
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CPLENDID SLATE AND MARBLE BED TABLES FOR
- sale everything complete, for $3.50 and $500 ex-
anime Old tables repaired Orders by natl attended to-
W. H. GRIFFITH, LAG Fulton street.
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gRENOH ADvERTTsEMENTs.

nN DRMANDE UHB BONNIE D'RNFAEs OUT AIT Ur
~ bon accent ct SOFT mune de
s'adresser q Mr.. T. b., Herald Office.
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REWARDS.

REWARDS.
Ok REWARD.-LOST, ON FRIDAY EVENING, IN
pO going from Park row through the Bowery st.
down Grand to Allen street. small single barreled gun
Whoever will bring the 10 Fred Mckenzie IA street.
will receive the above reward
WC Wednesday, Dec 20, black and white Newfoundland
dog Rover by The above will paid for his
return JOHN A. BARLOW, Astoria or lO2 wall street.
DE- REwARD.-sTOLEN, FROM THE PREMISES OF
pC Louis Clark, Saturday night last, mare is
hands high two bald spots above the eye The above reward
above corner of Union and Washington streets jamaica L.
BILLIARDS.
q DII.LIARD CUE" FOR THE NEW YEAR rs OUT
ID To be had Mt PHELANS rooms of Tenth street
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DHELANs IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES AND
COMBINATION CUSHIONS.
PATENTED FEB 10, 1856 OCT. %, 1856; DEC g. 1857
JAN. IL, 1858; NOV. l6 1885,
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DENTISTRY.

1870 NEW YEAR ANNOUNCEMENT. LADIES
IODJ. requiring teeth-tceth filled teeth extract
ed teeth beautaeo-call on DR. MANSON, American den.
sy eighteen years. inventor Of the American punoype
teeth donr prcmiums) 63 West Twenty sreet
FIN avenue and Broadway also branch Offices 100 Washing
ton street. jersey City.
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These tables well known 10 be the best the world
sale only ut the uctoy 81 and So street. and
at PHEIAN's, 7S6 and 1888 Broadway, N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-03

ENOR sALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR VACANT LOIS IN
the vicinity Of Goth TO Tooth streets for improved property
IN West Twenty nth street. between Sixth Seventh
uues Apply to HARDMAN OSBORN $50 Canal sired,
corner Of Bowery
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WATCHEs. ,JrWELRY. yUC :

A T ALL HAZARDS SELLING OFF
IA magnificent lot OF diamond jewelry AMONGST WHICH
several beNuufil 49,"
DIAMOND BRACELETS DIAMOND EARDRops AND
Noba, single stone and cluster rings and bracelets.
And great variety Of other diamond Iewcry also lot Of
IL carat gold watches from SIG upwards lot OF gold every
at quarter her original This chance 10 buy real
bargains. '
M UNGHR, 5I2 broadway,
=. - - opposite tho st. Nicholas Hotel, up stairs
b-Mr unger VIII repurchase any article OF diamond
jewelry nj a reduction OF i've por cent
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POLITICAL.


ELECTION NOTICE.-PURsUANT TO PROCLAMA-
~ ton of the Governor of this state dated Dec l5 1888
and to the provisions OF the laws of this State public
hereby given by the Common Council of the city of New
York. that SPECIAL election will DO held the 9Th
January 1852 In the Fourth Congressional district of the
OF New York consisting of the Fourth Sixth Tenth four
teeDh wards OF the city OF New York for representative
fill the accustomed by resignation John Kelly
such representative in the Thirty fifth Congress the United
States SAID election VIII he held in the
mated by the Common Council 10 the election districts
Of the Fourth Sixth Tenth and Fourteenth wards
on the said 5 day OF january The poll will be opened
at sunrise and re main until sunset when will be finally
sentative in the Thirty fifth Congress- for said Fourth Congress
si0na district To I'LL the vacancy occasoned by the resignation
OF John Kelly as such Representative BY order the Com
mon Council ID; y VALENTINE, Clerk of Com. Council
DECEMBER q, 1883
1TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT DEMOCRATIC RE-
Il pulcan regular nomination-A meeting of Fourth
Congressional district Convention held Tammany on
Friday evening" Dec 81 George H. Purser unanimously
appointed chairman and James McGOwan On
motion OF W. Wlston resolution adopted for the
ponfment OF committee to communicate with the Hon. Thos
Barr and ascertain he recognized the regularity of the
Tammany organization and would maintain the compact
Gently made Messrs Williston, ADorn, Troy Keely
after personal interview, reported letter from the
Thomas Barr In which he distinctly recognized Organ
zaton under authority of which this convention called
that he should use his efforts carry these
execution The report having been approved the
unanimously nominated Hon Thomas barr for Congress
this district GEO. a. PURSER. Chairnan
JAMES MCGOWAN, Secretary.
TIL CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Il Democratic union nomination for Congress- 10 I'LL va.
cancy,
THOMAS J. BARR.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
RE YOU TROUBLED WITH A BAD COMPLEXION
"a course, yellow, salowi II 30,
PRICES KAIYDOR

II the only preparation that will transform the skin into
Soft, smooth, transparent appearance.
The above cosmetic fragrant perfume and
fectly mild and harmless, and at the same time most
Charming beauifer of the skin.
II will cure all cuaneous eruptons such rednea rough
eckles pmpes, saltreum and all other erupons the
flesh heir TO- Chaps chbains lips and other
tons OF the akin much dreaded during the winter MONTHS
completely by the above preparation Ladies' using
chaks menun and other poisonous articles Cor the skin
should try bottleony twenty Eve cents six for$ Pru
cipal depot BOG Grand street. drug Sold I'm Williams
burg at vngsons drug stores 10 and "a street,
Brooklyn at Mrs. Hayes, It's Fulton street
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10TH. TO LET-FROM THE lsT OF APRIL NEXT.
Situated In Paradise Valley, Monroe county, Pa The
above hSte an old stand and now doing agood business
beautifully suated for boarders both from s ely
and philadelphia. VIII be- 60 tenant
soer information inquire OF JAMES KINrz Paradise Valley,
of #. LOCK YER. ll3 South street
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BILLIARDS..

q DILLIARD CUEn FOR THE NEW YEAR rs OUT
ID To be had ut PHELAN'S of Tenth street
and Broadway and at the office OF publication 80 Ann street.
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r IQUORs.-THE BEST PLACE IN THE CITY TO BUY
IL LIQUORS the old Fifteenth street recfyng distery
you get the best qualities Of brandy gin rum
malt whiskey wine cordial cheaper than else
where. CHARLES WHITE, proprietor
It's West Fifteenth street, Eighth avenue.
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They find themselves called upon TO make this change pro-
their from other wines bearing similar
All will their trade mark, the EAGLE instead of
the former mare the ANCHOR, which has been inflated by
other houses.
The labels viii bear asberetofore the of G. H. MUMM
co.
FREDK. DE barry
Sole agent for the United States Canada
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THE MILITARY.
NOTICE.-A MEETING OF THE MEMBERS OF THE
~ Nassau Guard will be held at No. Theatre alley on
Monday, Jan at l0 NJ, TO make arrangements for at.
tending the funeral of brother member Neary
Punctua attendance Ia requested. By order Of
L. CORRISTON, Captain.
THE COMMISSIONED OFFICERS OF THE FIRST d.
vision In favor of general orders Al and A. and opposed
the organization of Highland regiment requested To
assemble at the Division armory White Snd Elm streets
and resolutions Of the committee appointed the meeting
held at the Mercer House. Wednesday, December
II. By request Of Lieut.. Col H. A. WEEKS, Chairman.
Lieut. j. l.. FRASER, Secretary.
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WANTED-ON STATEN ISLAND FROM TWO re
w twenty of land moderate price and on EASY
terms and five miles distant vanderbps Land
ing. JAMES MORAN, is John street .
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE,

L,OR sALE-yALUABLE PROPERTY IN SECOND
u place BROOKLYN Two houses first class, with all the
accessible Terms easy ge part may remain bn
mortgage. Apply 10 A. BARrHOLF' IS Gold street
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nor SALE ON GREENWICH STREET-fHE vALUA-
BILE three story store aud dwelling house 70 Green ~ich
street corner OF Charles street The house Is nearly new,
having been rebuilt last year with every convenience
ton water throughout connection with the sewer Leased
Tor $3.50 per year and water rent For further particulars
apply to W. H. KNHFIS, 4SS Greenwich street. Of
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ENOR SALE OR TRADE FOR GOOD FARM NEAH
- this city free from incumpra WORTH from 81 500
%OOO, or two good houses and lots: 81 100
W. H. MELICK, 407 Broadway
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EoR SALE AT A BARGAIN-AN ELEGANT NEW
with ore stone house hge stoop three story and basement
sun cellar handsomely finished with all the improve
h ~ rs, Fieh street. also moderate sized brick
VIZ, ni i9e on West Forty fourth street. north side
ecu IN anu sxth VIII be
gain and large proportion len bond and mortgage Ap.
81 M '-"N ''''' osH~e a. M. or after
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no NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE, A sUBsT ANTIAL,
wen built house. and two story shop lot we'll
lighted on both sides and being in length sixty feet in
width twenty feet connected with the house and adapted
or light manufacturing business Located Thirty
WILLIAMS, 10 Wall street or 442 Zig nth avenue
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I\R. SCHONECKERSyO BEAUTIfIER M
IL parts to the skin whteness and
velvety appearance in their highest perfection yet
natural that the closest scrutiny fails detect its presence
removes freckes redness roughness and all Impurities Of
the skin 1t Ia also uneqnaled perfume II
caisson Of the beauer included acon of
dOrenal the rares preparation exant which, when
connection with the bt autfer produces really magical eff
feet Price per casson For in all the principal drug
and fancy In New York and adoir cities Upon
cept Of 81 rs send free Of extra charge any part of the
Union To that II In of the hnnbugs
the day may be tried gratis 1856 Broadway Iirds,
$50 Broadway Address general depot Of DR. schonecker
Oriental Beauu6er 1886 broadway rooms 65 and S. N Y
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STORHS TO LET FIRST FLOOR AND CELLAR OF 70
- Maiden lane; lofs of 0f John fronting Cliff street,
cnrn nnor OF commercial building and 80 William street
rect
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FOR SALE.

COUNTERS SHELVING, DESKS LARGE SAFE EM.
broidery and lace show cases other 6x
lures, In 29 Broadway up stairs for SALE Apply JAMES
y. MELIIsS, 2s5 Broadway
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ENOR SALE OR TO LET-A BRICK HOUSE IN SEVEN.
I teth street, between Third and Fourth avenues with
nree adjoining lots Coton water bath and the house;
Also lots on Seventy second street 100 feet wde for sale
This property near the Central Park Hamilton SQUARE
Third and Fourth avenue railroads Apply Of
Third avenue and Seventy second street. j. CAIIAGHAN
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DANCING ACADEMIES.
"A. DANCING ACADEMIES
No. 3O6 Broadway, New York,
No. 1877 Montague place. Brooklyn.
Now open for the
DANCING.-A NEW CLASS FOR GENTLEMEN
~ BRO0KES' academy, s6l Broome street.-A class
for gentlemen viii commence Tuesday evening" An
lest opportunity for teginners Sorce every "Wednesday
night
nANCTNG.-NEW CLASSE5.-BROOKES ACADEMY,
H. 36l Rroone street
new class gentlemen will Tuesday even.
ing.
Afro a class for ladies' on Tuesday afternoon.
fashionable dances OF lessons.
ladies' Tuesdays and Fridays to O. gentlemen, To
10D PM
Children, Wednesdays and Saturdays, 3 to6 P.M
Ladies' primary classes instructed by Mira Brookes
Private lessons ut hours not occupied by classes.
rrRENoR's PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMIES, WEST
Thirty fourth street., Broadway, New York. 90
South Eighth street. Brooklyn, r. ID. Glasses
ing for the second quarter for nsuon tn graceful dancing
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TOoTHACHE. CURED WITHOUT PAIN OR lNJUR,
ing the teeth.
A CERTAIN CURE
SCOTS TOOrHACHE DESTROYER,
VIII invariably stop the Of oohache rive reef
70 the most agonng suffering win not nure the teeh has
ONE APPLICATION ~ SUFFICIENT
The teeth are.
II Vail draw the Inflammation from the gums and will remove
UIOERATMD TEKTH OF SWOLLEN FACE
And render decayed teeth ~ useful a ever.
Ladies' and gentlemen suffering from the 0othache should
menta,
PRINCIPAL depot 800 Grand street. CONNER OF Allen street
T. Fold In Williamsburg IAvngstons druggist 100 and pa
Graad street, IN Brooklyn At hrs. Hays No. I'6 FuEon
street. 1865
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4 TIL CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
II Democratic union nomination for Congress- TO I'LL Va
cancy,
THOMAS j. BARR.
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Ve LET-ONE LOFT AND FOUR OFFICES, IN 90 RT
hnet street. broadway Also IA well LIGHTED room,
hndt street. f " " " -
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(NAN BE BOUGHT VERY CHEAP TO DAY-THE CON-
~ pee stock and fixtures Of that
now doing apaying business. who has moderate
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HELP WANTED-FEMALEs.

a TNUNsER OF WOMEN AND GIRLS WANTED DAILY
"A in good situations ready AZ good some for first
class Also several Protestsnts wanted Inquire at
She large institute and home for donescs S5 18th st.
of 9th
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SITUATIONS wAvrEp-NaLrS.

a YOUNG MAN OF FIRST RATE BUSINESS CAPACI
"A Ties and experience every qualified and of goal Ia
miy connects wants situation In droartnent wsrt
he his ability. lie speass French vel
as English and refer IN che weatns. firms by VIII ma b.
has been employed New York. Adiress L. H. Lvings,
Herald ofisr
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TWO GENTLEMEN DESIRE SUIT OF FURNISHED
rooms, not above second floor In house the ycnty
Broadway and between Bond Fourteenth Streets 10
consist Of parlor and two bedrooms, with room
with private breakfast first class accommodations required
Address A. 8. T., box 1883 Post office.