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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-27

StrY~ndered HiuSs{f.-A man ramcd John
II Erweu arrested in - city some
nor ths SINCE by the police, ON the faith OF
t.'lpgraphic dispatch from Nr. Frank Timber
lake of Norfolk, Va, charging him with har-
ing two wives. He was at the time referred
to discharged from custody by he Mayor, the
complainant not appearing against him al the
time set down for the examination. W6en he
did come the prisoner had left the city and
could not be fou-d, though a new warrant
was Issued for his apprehension. He how
ever. came forward voluntarily IN Ssturliay
aud surrendered hin -eii 10 tlie MavJr, and
wa -ent 10 Jail. Oilice. I. X. DiahkeG> ship
will take him % Norfolk thi5 morning on The
steamboat. Bnver, who = likely young
lrIaUm2u. a holt maker by trade denies The
u'aih 81 lNo charge preferred against him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-27

SINGULAR DEAlH or A WOMAN Dr TaE usE
or WHiskKY.-Taa wife Of Juiins NJ. Smith
E.q., Vi Concord, Mass came - her death TO-
Gently by drinking u tamh bier end hail .!
whisheY IN order Id aas~ sosne tusne sNsfsss T.
"a Au a{iaff ~ me 2saff aa@ inaslr ~ il.sr
her l;sh ssneG ar ta.ugtls4a- $ hss'f ssss' isas
,,ssi,a - ss..s seas in4uass ss.t ''slsfs y -
.xboul thii.y .s.trs otsi. @ SO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-27

FFnhfr MAIL ROBBERS IN NgWFoUNpLAND. =
ASt Johns IN F. CORES pondent furnishes
the Boston Traveller with the particulars al
a remarkable aud systematic mail rottery
which has lust h-eu brought TO light ihai
cIty. Itappears that money letters have often
di>anpearrd OF iate-amOug others. q letter
mailed by an editor from 81. Johns to Com
csption Bay The editor finding that the Post
Office authorities would not properly invest'-
gate the matter, appealed to the Governor
who Immediately ordered an inquiry, which
has result ted in some extraordinary develop
ments. 1t seems that Mrs. and Miss Shea
fwiie and daughter of the Chief Clerk in the
Post Otfica-the Postmaster General being
ahsrnt in Cngiaud-ihe Chirf Clerk had tharge
of The office and two servant girls who lived
with them, made praciice on opening the let
ters whenever they wanted money and appro-
priatiuy the contents. II they found bills of
.xrbane. or foreign notes they des troyed them
In one case a widow woman named WOODS
met with a serious loss. some OF her friends
in England sent her a $50 Bank of England
note. Mrs Shea, not being able 10 pass j.,
burnt ir Numerous other cases have come To
light The discovery created great excite
ment. the parties implicated being related 10
some of the high government ofhclais. The
four females are imprisoned In the peniten-
| tiary, awaiting their friai.
VIRGINIA POsr- OFFICES Change the name
| OF each Of the following Post-Ohices Old
| Field Fork of Elk, Pocahon,as county, TO Elk
| aud appoint John M Hagzett ostmasier, vice
| David Gibson, deceased MooTes MILLS, JACK
| son county, TO Cottageyiiie
| Apnoiu uirnants-John DALEY is appointed
| postmaster at Springfield, Hamps hire county
| yic. M Micnael easier, resigned. Joseph Is. Gun
/ ai,,sh ham nostinas Ter al Noi. Shnrnit. Earfi'
| son s,nunty ylc. 4. g. Gunaiu. h,In, Resigned
| L L. Russell ,,e~f.9ae ier stt SANDY .iachsof
1 ,ntt3fs syses 4 - lssts.sins 81 80 isisa. +
N: s:gtrr,gy ass sns ~ 81 NJ Mnnilt s~aisn', PuIaan
eoun y, vice Jasnes C5 i,s. iesisntd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-27

t7utoa-N Noy.,s" Z. ..upe.-hn incident oc-
cugTaG last Friday night, n residence on
Church HIM. which should 10 caution
families IN regard To tiie use OF isgt'> in cham
hers occupied by Young children Several Ju-
vPuiles md retired - vest, and the girl In
charge piHcsd he light one Of the beds
and all t-ii asiseo. Presently they were
awak-ned by sutfocalng smoke, and their
cries brought members OF the family 20 their
aid II was found that The he'd was on fire,
nrd he room full of sin ke tha il was d,fti-
cui, 20 enter. The fire was soon eytiucuishrd,
Hith 40 inrfbPT darHge .thaa lite partial de-
s'ructltn of the bed aaa -alle arileles of wear
ing apparel 4 few minutes later. and the
consequences would hsve been very serious.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-02-27

moderation aud urmness III any emergency.
The strike committee have agreed 10 allow
the free transportation OF work bel ween Lynn
and other iovus, and Instructed their police
10 enforce the regulation. on the other hand
they propose 10 orgaEize strikes III each ot HE
u ANS " mere The goods are received and made
un thereby inducing them TO return The W OF X
10 lac manufacturers without us being COM
lieied.
The strikers IN the other maauiacturing Z
tow It's appear to attend 10 The subject without
violence or unnecessary tuss.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-05-04

man, at won't dol know yeu--you can't
humbug me with your eoeeeits--f'll whip
!. out Of you. sir--I'll teach you
Here Matt drew back and aimed a
blow at the ruddy nose Of the planter,
who seized him by the throat, and bel
lowed tor the police. An officer happened
to be on the levee--he, al the instance
of the planter. seized the refractory
.Siape, and bore him TO the calaboose,
where he remained until evidence could
be procured identifying him as free
born, white citizen OF the United States,
Sam, in the mean time, got on board a
ship that was just weighing anchor lor
an European port, and never has beer
heard Of since. Thus has the rascal had
his revenge-Mait lost bis slave, and
the green fat gentleman his money
Pstsrsb,frg { Va.) Express.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-05-04

SCENE IN TIE HoUsE.-Pnnning
Ertraordinary-While the Pryor-Pot-
ter controversy was going on in Wash
ington, vote of the House was called
upon some minor matters, When Mr..
Potter's name was called, an old Dutch
member from Pennsylvania, who never
takes up time unless he has something
to say to the point, rose in his place and
excused Mr.. Potter thus Mishter
Spheaker, will sbust say ash how
Mishter Potter hash Pryor engage.
ment." Both sides of the House and
the galleries united in an uprorious ex
plosion of mirth at the Hon. members
sally of wit, and it was only checked tC
be redoubled, when, after the name o
Mr. Pryor was called, the same old Han
arose and said "Yel, Mishter Spheak
er, Mishter Pryor has gone TO pc asl
clay in tie hands of te Potter" For som
moments the scene in the House was in
describable, and, for once, five pounl
bowie knives and shotted rifles were at
discount.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-05-04

eTIt would seem from the following, In
ths Washington correspondence Of fhe
New York Post, tha, Mr. Sherman is
occasionally obliged 70 tell the Demosra-
tic Representative how 70 vote
The Deficiency bill bad narrow
escape from defeat yesterday in the
House. Some not very asiute Demo-
Gratis voted against Il because John Sher
man, Republican, reported il, and most
# the Democratic members were voting
thai way when Alr. Sherman arose and
stated that Il was government appro-
/ Priasion bin, ard II the Democrats did
not stand b. the administration IN voting
il supplies, be should not, and would no,
advise his friends to DO il. TIE Re
publieans then very generally voted
against II. TIE Democrats were alarm
ed and came to rs support seeing this,
enough Republicans changed their votes
20 save the bin
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-05-04

A LAUDABLE EFFoRT.--We are
heartily rejoiced that the British autho-
rites have undertaken to stop the brutal
prize fight which was to come off on the
10th April. Heenan had been arrested,
and was to be carried before the magis-
trate the day the steamer sailed. This
really looks like a movement in earnest
and if so, it is most gratifying evidence
of advancing civilization in England
where prize fighting has heretofore been
looked upon with complacency by the
better classes, if not with positive ap'
proval. 1t is almost too much TO hope
for, but we should consider it a gloriou:
achievement if this encounter which, tc
the disgrace of the two greatest nation:
on the globe, has made so much noise fol
the last three or four months, should bC
effectually suppressed by the strong arm
of British law. We should think better
than ever of the mother country.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-05-04

ROBERT J. WALKER AND THE CAB
MET. Washington, April 22.---The
members of the Cabinet are highly in
dignant toward Robert j. Walker for
charging the device Of referring the
slavery clause in the Leeompion Consti-
tuition to them, shielding the President.
When Mr.. Walker heard the report that
the members Of The Cabinet bad thus ex.
pressed themselves, be announced him
self personally responsible for the deela.
ralions.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-05-04

tives--for if | should die when absent,
I was afraid the child would be murdered,
so that others could come heirs to my
wealth, | gave the child in charge of my
valet, and with the child a heavy purse
of gold, and babe him convey both to
your house. How he fulflied the mis-
sion do not know. Afer many years
of travel, during which | dismissed the
valet for theft, / have .feturped home,
ard here am. Where rs my child p
Where is my daughter?'t
How will you know the chid when
you see it2 asked Mrs. Macdonald.
Il know CT nothing by which could
recognize her, except little blush mark
upon the right temple, he replied.
Mrs. Macdonald arose from her seat
advancing to Louise she swept the long
clustering curls from her fair brow, and
there upon the right temple was just
discernable tiny blue mark.
This is your daughter These were
the words that issued from Mrs. Mac,
donald's lips, and the next moment the
father had clasped the daughter to hi:
anxious heart.
When they were calm, mutual ex
plantations followed, and Mrs. Macdonald
told how she had found Louise at thu
doorstep, clothed in rags; the purse, o
course, missing. And I could tell yot
more, gentle reader; / could tell yol
how Mrs. Macdonald confe ssed how
cruelty she had treated Louise, and how
freely she was forgiven; and how Mr.
Vernon took the mortgage from out Q
the lawyers hands, and how, after tear
ing it up, he kicked the limb Of the lay
out of the room and how they all wen
together to Edinburg; and how the ras
calIy valet was punished; and how Lou
Use became the belle of the town, an
how many hearts she broke, thoug
unintentionally, but my space is shol
and bid you farewell, while you confes
that dark cloud has silver lining.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-05-04

the darned consarn, (beg your pardon
Miss } he had some FIVE thousand in the
bank; so word was sent TO him from
town, and he it was who informed me /;
but he bears his loss like gentleman.
Good day, Missus, bear up under it; you
know what the preacher says: God suf-
fers not even a sparrow to fall to the
ground without his knowledge. Good
by and he was gone.
Louise's heart was cut sore to see the
woman who, so long as she could re-
member, had been the same mean, con-
uiying woman, always mocking misfor-
tunes, sitting there before her pale as
death, with wide open, staring eyes, not
even the slightest tremor to be discerned
in her whole body.
Louise arose and threw her arms
around her neck. A convulsive motion
food of tears, and nature has resumed
her sway with Mrs. Macdonald. Ther
Louise whispered words of consolation il
her ears the widows heart began tC
soften toward the foundling, and with {
strange though refreshing feeling withir
her breast, Mrs. Macdonald sank into al
easy slumber.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-05-04

A. ARKAKsAA Iows BURNED
Louissills, April z0,--Ibs town q
Loaisbarg, Conway County, AFkansAs,
vas oniirely burnt few dAys ago. No
particulars
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-05-04

ex Barnam has seat AZ agent to
Eagiand 70 offer the winning bully In
tbs great pflze aghi great price to
come Ard exhibit himself At the New
Yosk Mussan fer : week
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-05-04

G. A letter from Cassius NJ. Clay,
dated the 10Th Of April, says Our
troubles with the November committee
are, we trust, ended forever. We are
left to the enjoyment Of our constitutional
righis'
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-10-30
M11l1n cry
AND
N A Mt VA N AKING.
MRS. JOSEPH SHIELDS,
At Jos. Shields Old Stand,
CHARLESTON. VA.

HAVING just received 4
81 splendid stock Of Mil
linsfy and Dress Goods, con-
sisting IN part OF fine Silk,
Grape. Leghorn, Neopolitan
and Straw Bonnets, with
every description Of Rib
hons. French Flower, Rush-
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-10-30
ExTRAoR1INARY BARGAINS,

you can make your money reach twice as far,
by calling at my estah Iishmeut. All you
have to do. is to cali, Amine, and conyince
yourself that this is really
THE CHEAPEST ESTABLISHMENT
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-10-30

e8, ZION Late5 anQ 0thef Bonnet Z TImmlngS (;
Pine Dress Goods, such as Fullers silk. Linz
men Lnstres. 0rgandies. Lawns, &C.; Man
tiIlfs, Lace MantlssI Shawls, DC; the most
beautiful Head Dresses ever breught 10
Charleston. and 4 large and beautiful assort-
ment Of very rich Hair Pins and ornaments |;
Embroidefed and Lace Goods, consisting Of
Ladies' URdexleefs Collars. Handkerchiefs.
&c, &C., are now prepared 70 furnish the Ia
dies OF Charleston and vicinity with Bonress
and Dresses. unsurpassed BY any Others. =.
A fashionabls and excellent French Style
Dress Maker is employed at this establish
Ement, who will al aud make dresses in the
most approved ttyIs, upon the shortest notice
Special attention scaled % her stack IL
choice Dress Goods and Bonnets;; which viii
be sold very low.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-10-30
ALSO, or ALL KINDS o.

90 q MFR u PRo Bio OF J.
#.Ifl.t n-e nan U nals-
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-10-30

than at any other house West Of the Atlegha-8
ny mountains.
Country merchants can buy goods at whole
sale AZ this establishment cheaper than ct;
Cincinnati. Give them call and examtnei
FOR yourselves. MAY q NkiLss
Arcade building, Opposite the Court House,
Chaflestcn, Virginia
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-10-30

Or All kinds Of County Produce. such Al
Drlel Fruit, Beans. Pa hers Rags, BeesWax
GinAng, Butter Bgks / 5l5.1 aken,at big hes
msrIkt prices, in exchEnfe ~ Groceries.
uSianeeTs visitinG Gall Polls ard cor,ii-
ally ikIted to cali ana examine our stock,
befoF purchasing elsewhere Pkiees slow
e theiowests and Terms Cash. =
q, q A. HENKING
c'aiipolis. Ohio. Mett7. 1859, ~.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-10-30
Boots and Shoes,
MArcAEsI AMD 1EwEL q 2.
ToRAceo AND cIGARs.
And a great many other articles. too
numerous to mention. E

7 T win be my earnest endeayor to do bust
i ness in fair end straightforward manner,
so 10 merit the confidence or fhe inhabit
ants Of this ,plaeeland vicinity. Having great
facililiesiip purchasing my goesls Of the faIg-
est Manufacturing aud importing Houses in
New York City, and having profted OF every
opportunity. by buying
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-28

ACr.-A PHskroLo0IrI AND AsIRoIyoGr<r
a be,~ the world and @ UU reward for -hs
equal his WELLINGTON, Who % Acknovledged u bs
he orly lady the cry who ruihfuly rive nfSrnsru
awuuk tourreys sbeent fends love- cous
ship, marriage, heh wealth and who VII reclaim drrrtet
and unfalhfuf husbanda h9 w. tho ooy pcrsDn IN ths
csty genuine Roman and Arabian tssnaas io
love good luck and ali buspess Affairs and rusrNn,se,
rul youns lady Lucky numbers rvn Highly Respectable
city references bc ser rudrnos lo sxh aveune
oppoate Hshh ureeaL
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MATRIMONIAL.

GENTLEMAN or 81 OF GOOD APPBAsANCK
"A nova and sober habits In po-ess o. very ane and
respectable establishment 10 iss cy wshes % MAKE h-
az yuung lady, not ~ tGefmsn or Amer
e~r on prep app. AMI Disposition, With
ru~ne me. ma With = view mz1mony. Address n. w.,
Herald en- fdr peek
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NHW YORK. ALBANY AND HARLEM kAT.soAD =
~ For Albany and Troy connecting with the New fork
oeurai Railroad, for al po,nss lea sswh~cs and sonL.
west and WITH The roxthewn Ralrad ssrNiogN kutsnd,
surlnsson fs'ssurg souses Port Qgd.nseurE snd sos
0cAl On snd AFTER honday. M 1897 viii leave
vwerty sirih sree saon. Few folio ~vfr Albany
IA. and ~: nxprses, and 10 - A KIprss mall rSia
vine vor wne ris,.s SIS a = $50 sad sIoP H. slgp.
ping A. ell stscrs Fgy whte r1snl SIS r NJ from whse
street. dev sogpwg Al al stsscna For williams s1dgs II
A n ard sO n frrn Twenty ssh deps ssoprln
and SATURDAY, cny from rwsnly SID, ssss. y ans
n; Esr Albany ms A N. snd t9 r NJ Krprev train. Al
basy III A. nsst Albany, Ills A. ~ nrpyea uaf train
rvsn Faa A. ~ stopptuR n al aatins fremont
white .s,ps 40 70 snd 10 A n and t@ p - s.ppps
a Al ssations Williams Bridge 10 A. n. and r. stpr
pir Al satsons visns Bridge 10 r. r. "Wednesday and
Hasurdsv onlyl Stopping a. Al staunos-
John nTkCHfIL. Asrixaut superfnt~nd~nG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-28
TRH oRnA1vr woNpEs " rza NoELp y rHk

fT'Hf OHkAfWT WONDER IN fHV WORLD " TUE
Il young and sccomrbh~ Madame syROF lsle7 fron
Psfs who Be ersnt-d vfb he sss 0natsuce 90 I'D
anars or lie enhrHcug vt, tQuresip mNrsE~ sictnssy
htempersnce m,uauors law suits business utyeinr -
sent frisucs ost rspsu rnp-rv A. 2s - s~l ses
mske p~l0ves BY k@Nrts al sui vi gslber
Doe lone aeps~stei EegiEsrce 3s fArt ssrtr
ssscsnts gsplen sp ftuu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-28

HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD-roR ALBANY AND
u Troy. connecting win trains Horsh and Wesl
Trains leave
rrpy ssd Albany. HAn SIS sUP.x
yruy and Albany twin aes- l0l5 r. sundays incuasd
ronsssssy ~ u.s' rN An SAX. ndioP.h
and r. n
reehshtl train. sAsP.M. t10P l.
nsl sins u.s, 10 A y and los ~ 80 SIS snd 10
AZ Smith Superintendent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-28

DIoaON AND POULrRY sHOOTIw0-A SWEET.
s.ses foy Preops vi tus plsce ~ hurrdsy. tho 2Sh
instant niclek ~ ~ y nsmer.sta RNrsd ffnuss
On Funn SWINE cpposss the srposlvn cr hArmd 800
Bscfor0 rher@ si also ~ match e, 0nnes .nf Esf
c0ntle f1 chHl Which y rsylpr aud 49,
y w - ercuded from shoOaag. 1aess vii 10 pi.nsy u
birds n Toe round :
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-28
SPORTING.

n hkcs Bi-is. bsrk-, god rirchee kpcsins HrJs Al 10
excesnt song wholesale ard retail Hf uaSc~ A. foe s~s
" - DAyfb yKsrsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-28

A BONA FlDu AbIhObbbiHT that aNhht oFEGhN
"A dspenf 10 Madsms wILSOE who tells the ohgect Of
your visit enter her Madame NisDn u
The a~ruogsi that he wi INVOKE
the Of -v wonderful science and tell all h~ events ~
whole life IL prtt true thai thev surprise
every that cnss her to-ne ladies' re-, little umd
though hey pesd net fear for che pr,ccss nong bal whu
derfu nod si-rous lsdy ,ice hss never neea
all and ~ee nd-rn seniy houssfd dol reward
wto equal her in THE above srience Madame
Wilson 10 pssesciou of the celebr rated EARNS ~hch
Ain IN their elect Truly ray che be called
most wonderful ls Alei street b-tSesu uonaou
and s,snt stres over the bssey Fee Tor sies ana gen
uene ~ c~pts-
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L'OR sALx-A HANDSOME BLACK AND rAr vrs-
fer sui .evsr mos,ts OFF, -esb on, pounds 40 two
dog Pups two m0ahs ot ssne stocr, Zoe bred VII ia
sod cAeap ADDE'S y Dor as New forx Pos oaics 90
inquire al He Hoyt street.. Brc8lyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-28

NJ B-vHo HAS NOT HAZARD or rms CELEBRATED
IN. Madame FfEwSTEM She ben cousUiiet 81 thnr
nds N his and ober cities with snure s.ns scon she
fees confident she equd tells the " future
wife busbsnd; Alec thai a vsser ron wh The vu
give her cali xsl Third avenue twenty ara aresA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-28

A sToErsHrro.-NADAMn MORROW, hnvurTE
n daushts. born with caui and gin 81 foresight tells hgv
and osn you vii marry and many evena ever Pun
vsry thoushn Zee ceos until obsrs sop copying NJ ID
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UOK sALs VERY CHsAP-l LAkGE AsMoRY CaFn
ard srmory fixurss ogs'her sparsie The Cnse 4
isrre sid ssuds0ne 9Th 2sie doors and number
rood SIZED drawers word AXE Soc To-
and win be sid low. Address NJ, bon QJ7 Posi ore
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MADAME RAY rs rHE sEsT MEDICAL AND BUsI.
Il Cairvoysni and Assroogir 70 the upsed tnies
gives LUCKY NUMBER sp~dy marriages nnds hidden
peasurea go Seventh Twcktr seventh sree
LAdies % eentA genuemen ~ oenlaL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-28

A ros.ss,s c.si M ,Asnlcai susins. . well ssslssss
:ss p:ss ss a Ds u asss may
A ssocIArE wAHrlD-AN ACTIVE BU.Islss MAN.
and popular snhbion b. addressing with real name O. T.
CorAsrH..suIrs nsa SS WILL BUT sasv IsrE
.sS:. :s:.:: { se SOC cs: p q,
pARrxER wASrxp.wIrH nWo. TO INVEST ia
tms snd has sod well Adore. !. o. Herald oahos.
DARruxR wANrED-M.nuT OR AorIvH, WITH
1900 70 op asn.sn.n q 60 ~ by
AZ mate enough 70 retire In esh yeAu Adarrs
.. q. r., station Post oAoe.
DARTNKR wAErEp-wIrH FEW HUNDRED DOL.
lara pss'ssy sEs%se snsns $50, nss A a.,
Hsnuisc,aIsr, Herald once.
DARrxKR wAsrsp-IE BuMsE@ THAT IS RE.
sgss.s q md rs {, ss. s.0 sI. %
S5s:t 1ss ss:s' - 81, G;sr : .sssS TIN '
DARrsIR wASrxD-sxcrLtESr OPPORTUNITY
"a ssas IN H. csr he busSs being ss.ay sna rssa
81 .a r MI ss SO 900 5ss 4. s
ssmss ssss ,s 2 70 .S s .AS 5S
boz o Pos oaos, sAnns ~hers An n1srve~ cAa Be ssd
pARIsKR wAsTKD.A NAN HAVING $50 TO N.
q an srcsnesi dIins nr saloon down d. pnn
sg rs. lS as AsSs ssSs
aAfrrEr, No. uhAnb e~ street, On pl Broome street
vxrAsrIp-A YOUNG NAN OF GOOD ApDRrss AND
business taos With snail cash c.pilA 70 purrhsse an
n,srs. n nd '1gsr,.sSa %. Dy
BRApLKY. HuTOBIss 90, q sAss Fourteenth szeet
unlon square.
DrssoLUTIoS or PAgTsERsrnP.-rHE PANTHER.
~ ,hip herrsofor. sr.sns be'-esn o.nes Ober and
ks Post gre cers daax essi 80 = 70 ~ rpnng ~css
dissolved By mutual crescent All liabilities ~. Pc adsaed
NV foss, hCv 10 iso kLLls POsr.
UAsrzD-A YousG PARrsKR, or GOOD. SOCIAL
w standing riih capital o. from eight 20 tea housAnd
dois. aad' -i,s .nowledse q soake.2iax % tor.
covsrssrship IN he comm'.aon business N re prncs %
rsas.iss vni anc r.re oppouu, q connscing himself
.s :, r,fsrenses froa tss oaniry sId tron sbros A
Sre. Auenas room 10 is NO IN brosdsay. New iors.
rIvAsryp-A PARTNER. IN A BUSINESS sLsEAoy
w sssbBsh-d r. tase chsrrc q ibe orss and nnAncss
smsn capital pec--~1y Addrr~ Dor lcl6 rsw York Pos
eOna -wtrrxD-s RESPECT ABLE NAN 10 TAKE
bZUU. TN sa.rs. 2, butter choose and frul. s'o,s
Iow rent Npsrns.s for fariy TO The rigsi mas Mil
interest IN the bushes Appy on the eses <Sis
hudson srcsL ns~r Grove.
eena a PARrsEs WANTED IN THE PRODUCES
bCUU. business At p-.ssst drag pr.i..sele rsds
s,rcsl Also 100 barrels q Eest1sn pippin AUples
Al nan a PANTHER WAITED WIN THIS
psyag pleasant ngb, soiufinx ant ooong bus
ISAAC a. BiGss Is Nas,u street
ct o0a \ PARrsgg WAITED IN LIGHr. GEs
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loSes ISAAC 4. Bi9os - Nssssu s''cet,
a. On0 \ PAkTErR wASrEr WIN rHrs
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