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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-05-01

PHILADELPHIA, April 22.--Hon. Morris Low
ry, special messenger from Washington, says
he witnessed the scenes Of the fight at Balti
more, and that history will record, that although
ahundred Massachusetts troops we:e levelled
by missiles and arms were wrested from them,
they did not fire till commanded by the Mayor
Of Baltimore.
Mr.. Lowry went to Washington and commu.
nicated personally with secretary Cameron and
Gen Scott, ho were totally unprepared for
such news. A cabinet meeting was called.
told the President that Gov. Hicks was in the
hands of the mob.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-05-01

New YoRK April ga gentleman from
Charleston SAYS it was the intention of the
Southern ,Contederacy to march north with fifty
or sixty thousand men, expecting fity thousand
more from Virginia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-10
THE LECTURE SEASON.

~ The Rev. VIM II. MILBURN
VIII deliver his and most thrilling Lecture on
SARGEANT g. PRENrISs,
The renowned orator OF the so iihwesj,
Al tho COOPER DESTITUTE,
TUESDAY EVENING March II.
No lecture delivered by Mr. Mibugn has carried
audience 10 higher pitch OF excitement and enthusiasm
than this New England Christian Home--flush Times
In Mississippi Twenty Ave years snceCourts and Courage
Legal Trumphs- Gambling Drinking and Duellng.
"Fhc stirring narratives interviewer. amusing anecdotes.
brief from spe eches the opinions OF Everett Wen
s,er and others all combine 10 make this lecture of
ordinary interest," aud MIR Mlburn relates them with graphic
and thrilling effect New York Observer.
A extra attraction, the close Of the lecture the great
and sub ime painting, bv Pesle, Of
TIE COURT OF DEATH,
will he exhibited aud explained being placed on
and covered during the ecture This painting 32
square feet q canvass contains . life size figures and Is
Tickets ~ cents admitting the whole Teachers pu
pills and children unde l6 half price For the book
and door Doors open at Il 10 TX o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-10
MATRIMONIAL.

MATRIMONIAL.
A WIDOW, AGED BETWEEN % AND 30 WISHES
"a become acquainted with gentleman of refinement
with view 20 matrimony. He have fortune large
enough supply AL her wants. for which she will give an
aectonate and devote the remainder OF her life TO the
pleasing task Of making him happy Address Annie Gray,
Station q Post once
WIDOW LADY, OF AGREEABLE MANNERS
IN aud Appearance wishes 10 make the acquaintance OF
middle aged gentleman of some means with view
mony Address Widow, Madison square Post Office.
A GENTLEMAN, OF UNDouBrED REsPECrABILtTy,
n aged 49, would marry; interview desired until
spondcnce has proved mutual sincerity and eligibility. Ad-
dress for week NJ s.. g. box l3 Herald Office Refine
ment, education, amiabiliiy and wealth essentials
DY YOUNG GENTLEMAN, A SUITABLE LADY AS
ID companion through life. One Of moderate means and
capable of loving and being beloved true fond heart for
tho Rest Of and required
ddrcss 7, q Lsylcr, prVss TsyPcst olcs, Ny,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-10

DOR SALE, TO LET OR ExcHANGE-FoR CITY PRO.
Trry good farm this city the nne and
esrien nearly acre Of ground at New Rochelle join
ta the depot Inquire OF 2. A. POTTER, No. Hanover
o. Ms ewDcT, 90 tAe premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-10

E'oR SALE OR TO LET-THE THREE STORY Utgu
stoop fee 'front.' brown stone House. 81 Yves, Thirty
fixtures 90 with H. Price s05o0; Ss6o can remey psr,
seDond floor. - ''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-10

(yoUNTRY SEAT TO EXCHANGE FOR CITY PRO-
i've mil from New York. overlooking the and
veneD depot II not sold before the oath inst viii be sold
that day auction the Merchsns Exchange DINGEK
HOLDEN, No Pine street and IA Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-10

fSOUNTRY SEAT ON STATEN ISLAND FOR sAL.E-A
~ very handsome place. with ten fourteen acres OF land
dwelling barn and gardeners house handsome and
Also 70 lie. genutman's place furnished for
years with horses carriages, &c For particulars ad
dress boz a5a6 Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-10

AT III GRAND STREET THREE DOORS WRIST OF
"A Broadway-Money advanced on Watches Diamonds,
Jewelry Plate Dry Goods and personal property every
description boue and sOld by JOSEPH A. JACKSON.
auctieueer and broker.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-10

W'ok sALb on TO LET-A WELL BUILT DOUBLE
frame honse containing II rooms an acre Of ground
vel s,p ou. uy situated fruit wen Of
about ~ miles from Greenwood Oemeery stages RUNNING
dreot curing ns almost any hour during the day
For parcuh Inquire OFF, ). MOORE opposite or al lis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-10

DoARD-sfNGLE, DOUBLE OR SUITS OF ROOMS,
~ with without Board on the block with the Aston Libra
city No Is lafayette place. between Broad and Fourth
avenue Fourth street and Aston place No moving In May
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-10

+ 60 CEDAR srRRET.-HENRY HYMAN, DIAMOND
"A broker Cash advanced on Diamonds se. or unset
Watches, Watch Movements Silver Ware JeweTy, SegArs
Ae bought for cash Opposite the Post Office, No.
l, up stairs, Is Cedar street
At II CHAMBERS srREET.--MoNEY TO LOAN TO
n any amount Diamonds, Watches, Jewery, &c., by
the we'll known old established ISAACs, broker and
commission merchant II Chambers street. N. B-No bust
ness transacted Saturday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-10

BOARD wANTED-BY LADY AND GENTLEMAN,
hoard for lady snlyl. IN small private family or With
boardes; party having two furnished unfunshed
Rooms In house with modern improvements wish TO
dressing D. E. f. Madison square Post once Location
be below Twenty street and between Fourth and
Gevan ave
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SUNDRIES.

100 hhds Sugar 100 bb!s so u Mosas.es.
lOO 50 bbls Cement. 30 bis crushed, pow'd
and loaf Sugars. 20 bags Pepper and Allspice.
10 bgs Ginger. bbls Gloves. 2 cases Nu,megs.
30 bags Corks, 500 each. 30 dog east Tea Kettles,
3 and qt 500 bags Coffee. 50 boxes Tea, ass d
qualities. 50 boxes Family Soap. 10 casks Ale.
pts and qts 10 casks Porte, in pts and qts. 2
bile soft she'll Almonds. hhds Figs. 50 boxes
bunch Raisins. so boxes layer Raisins: so half
90 box rock candy; 10 box Gum Drops 90 box
Lozenges 30 box choice fancy candy in Is box.
10 box cream candy. boxes Maccaroni. 50 mats
Cin' anon. 30 box ground pepper and ginger. S
ceroons Indigo. 10 box Mustard. % box Oran-
ges and Lemons. SO box champagne cider. So
Hoste4ers Bitters; 50 box StoughtOn bitters. 25
doz Underwood's = Turner'S Lemon syrup 30
boxes Pickles. ass'd sizes 10 box tomatoe and
walnut Ketchup; box Worcester sauce; box
olive oil 100 bags table salt, in 5 4 lOb bags;
boxes 50 box Herrings 20 box Goldfish 80 xii
Mackerel 50 casks soda; bbls p. and N. Yeast
powders 10 box Andrews celebrated Yeast pow
ders 10 half tierce and terce Rice 10 box sui
phur box Birthstone box blue stone 2 box
Concentrated Dye l96 or Quinine; 10 dog wist
Expectorant; 10 doc Ess Peppermint.
10 mouse hole Armitage Anvils 20 solid boz
vises 30 Bellows. asst sizes SO stocks and dies
asst sizes, right and left smith hammers, all sizes
500 cast Plows, all sizes, points. mould board
and sides for same 10 corn shelters 30 sell
sharpening feed cutters, asst sizes.
50 prs breast chains 25 prs tongue chains ; 25
prs stretcher chains; 500 prs traces, assorted
cask OK chains also garden hoes, rakes long hdl
80 doz Lamp Wicks 10 doz lamp chimneys 3
bbls linseed Oil. 6 bbls tanners Oil
All Just received and for sale by
mar go ]. HENRY, WILLIAMS 4 co.
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disgraes the statute books se many of tho
Northern States.
2d'-By the amendment of the Consti-
tuition, so as that tho loathsone disease call
ed negropAobiu can never again darken and
disgraee the Halls Of Congress with such
other amendments as, in the wisdom of that
Convention. might be thought just and
equitable to all the States
But FIVE of the States have already gone
out. The question now to be considered il
what stand shall the remaining States take
Arkansas has mind Of her own. Let her
act as her duty to her sister Southern States
to herself and to the Union. and as honor
and justice dictate to BE- right. in view of
the moment0us consequenees-- asking moth
ing more than her Just rights, accepting
kpthing Less. Then ww shall be iusiifiei
in the eyes of the civil world. by God aud
man.
But. gentlemen, have already prolong-
ed my reply to your complimentary note,
| fear. to tsdious length. ALLOW me then.
IN conclusion, to say to you. and through
this medium also. to my friends in differ
ent parts of Sebastian county, who havo
expressed wish that should become a
candidate for the Convention, that had
hoped that some one better verscd in the
political affairs of the country than myself.
would have been called on Nevertheless.
have only to say that am Southern
man by birth. education and feeling. West
ern Arkansas has been my home for tho
past twen.y two yesrs- Her interest is my
interest-come veal or woe, lit. fate shall
be mine.
Appreciating to its fullest extent the
honor you would confer on me, and having
a deep sense of the responsibility which
would rest upon me. should you elect me
however much should prefer, under ordi-
nary circumstances, a private life. yc. il
you still feel that with my humble ability.
l can serve you. most cheerfully and vii.
lingly place myself in your hands and at
your service. 1t being distinctly under
stood. that prefer to fight IN THE UNION.
under the Constitution and that spotless
fag-the broad stripes and bright stars be-
qucathed to us by our forefathers. AT all
events, until all hope-the last thing that
leaves the human mind-is gone. for an
honorable settlement of the grave qucs-
tons now agitating the public mind. am,
gentlemen,
Your obedient servant
SAMUEL L. GRIFFITH.
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Mississippi Foundry Agency
AMERICAN MACHINE DEPOT

46 st. Charles st., corner Of Grao;er, Nep Orleans
nURING the present year beautiful patterns Of
IL 8. 3, 9. 10. 12. ID. and l6. inch cylinders,
stationary. and 6. 7, 8. g. and 10 inch, Portable
Engines. have been completed. and are now offered
for sale together with Saw Mills. Grist Mills.
Single Machines Brick Machines. Cotton Screens
and other machinery. comprising the largest stock
ever offered for sale while at the same time it is
southern invention and manufacture, aud of style
and quality unequalled by any northern impofta-
tions. Illustrated Catalogues sent TO any address
by mail. 6m27 SAMUEL. H. GILMAN.
The Van Buren press., 1861-02-15
SEVEN YEARS.

TNHE seven years of unrivalled success attending
i the
"cosxoPoLrrAN ART ASSOCIATION
have made it a household word throughout every
quarter Of the country,
Under the auspices of this popular Institution,
over three Hundred thousand ko1ses have learned to
appreciate-by beautiful works of art on their
tables, the great benefits derived from becoming
subscriber.
Subscriptions are no v received in ratio unpar-
TERMS OF sUBsCRfPTioN.
Any person can become member by subscrib-
ing three dollars, for which sum they viii receive
90 lstIThe large and superb steal engraving. sox
"FALSTAFF MASTERING HIS RECRUITS. /"
2d-Cne copy, one yeas. Of that elegantly illus
trated magazine.
~The Cosmopolitan Art Journal.,,
In addition to the above benefits, there will b.
Fiee Hand,ed Beastifal Works Of An. comprising
valuable paintings, marbles, parlans, outlines DC
forming truly national benefit.
The Engraving 10 sent 70 any part Of the coun-
try BY mail, with safety. being packed in eylin-
Subscriptions will be received until the evening
Of the 3lst Of January. 1861. at which time the
books will close, and the premiums will be given
to subscribers.
Noperson is restricted to single subscription
inoeefeniSsihg $iS, are entltied 70 hve member
ships and to one extra Engraving for their trouble
For further particulars send for Q copy of the
elegantly illustrated Art Journal. pronounced the
kandsomsest magazise in America Il contains cata-
logue of premiums. and numerous superb engrav-
ings. Regular price, 50 cts per number. Speci-
men copies. however, will be sent to those wishing
to subscribe. receipt Of I6 cents, in stamps or
coin Address
G. L. DERBY, AcruAaY, G. A. A.,
SAC, Broadway. New-York
N. B.-Subscriptions received and forwarded by
JEssE TuasER, Esq, Agent for Van Buren, and vi
cinity. where specimen Engravings and Art Jour
nal can be seen.
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THE VAN BUREN, PRESS.
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY Is. 1861.

~ Adrertisers are requested to hand in their ad-
sertisements bp Wednesday morning.
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Just Received by Steamer Leon.
FALL AND WINTER
CLOTHING.
M ARTIN SIMON would most respectfully
lvl call the attsation of the citizens of Van Bu-
rem and vicinity to his stock of Clothing-selected
especially for the retail city trade, consisting of
Fine Coats and Ocer- Goats,
Fine Vests and Cheap Vests.
Fine Pants and Coarse Pants,
of every description, from high price to low.
Dress, frock and business Coats from 81 to $50
and warranted to be as good as can be found in
this market and the latest fashion.
SHIRTS, of alI kinds-frcm the fine linen
to the coarse flannel Undershirt. COLLARS,
SUSPENDERS and HANDKERCHIEFS-i
fact every thing in this line necessary to give a
gentleman q fine fitting out.
HATS and CAPS n good assortment, con
sisting Of all the most fashionable styles now out
YANKEE NOTIONS in great variety, con-
sistng in part Of Jewelry Soaps, Cologne, Clocks.
and fancy articles to numerous to MENTION
CIGARS Of my own manufacture, togeth-
with all eie finest brands in market. constantly
on hand, at wholesale and retail. In this derart-
ment Of his business, he fatters himself that he
can give universal satisfaction.
He would particularly invite all to look in at
his place, First door below Fellmar 4 Crafts
and examine his goods.
Sep 80, 1859. sml3 NJ. SIMON.
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Groceries, Hardware, SC.

NEOLASSES, Sugar, Coffee and Tea, Candles
Nl and Soaps. pepper. spices, ginger. starch, etc
Water buckets, ehuf2s, broo.ns, wash boards.
coffee mills. Cotton and hemp roaPs. Tobacco Of
various brands Oysters and Sardines.
CASTINGS Of every description; Nails. Plows
and hoes pad and door locks screws and butts
farming utensils Of all kinds whips, etc.
Blacksmith Tools. Of every description.
A Large assortment of CIockery and Queens
For sale by r. PERKINS.
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Col. S. L. GRIrFIrH-
DEAR Sra: 1t having become necessary,
in accordance with an act of our State Leg
islature. to elect delegates to represent us in
the Convention at Little Rock, On 10
forthef March uext. for sslss, pnrpo66 81
determining what course Arkanses sksll
pursue in the present political crisis, in
which our whole country is involved; and
wishing to be represented in saida Conven-
tion by men in whose hands we can safely
trust both our interests and honor, we. your
fellow citizens, having known You for many
years, and having the utmost confidence in
both your abilities and integrity to repre-
sent the wishes and interests of our county
in said Convention. respectfully request
that you will permit your name to go before
the citizens of Sebastian county as a candi
date for one Of the delegates to said Con-
vention.
Very resnectfnllv, vour ob't servants.
Signed by large number
The Van Buren press., 1861-02-15
Fancy LIQUORS.

q eases simpson's BittArs 10 eases sh1sry vine
q cases pure juice pxt eases Nsdecia wise
casks Sicily wine Or easln ". ". p. eoenss
dog Wist~s Balssm Wild ehszy; dos ssdIstl
powdsY; s dog Ssitas~ aperins 30 boxes IN
syrrn Ia 49, EssS: 49,. ~. "a ~. s,ns n.
Hopdb tomato aatstns ; dns valant sassqp 20 do
md fr sale y e
uE :, ,le0 ls HSEFssx ccevv = q.
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THE VAN BUREN PRESS.
IS PUBLISHED BY
J. q DUN FLA M.
ON FRIDAY, AT
$500 per Annum, in Advance.
$3.50 in Six Months, or
$500 at the end of the year
Single Copies. Five Cents
a No deduction from the above rates and
,here payment is not made in advance, the above
additional charges will be rigidly adhered to.
Nopaper will be sent to any address. withou
the money. unless die person subscribing is we'll
known TO the editor.
Terms Of Advertising:
Advertisements inserted for 81 per square, no
lines. less.J for the first insertion, and so cents
tsr each subsequent insertion
A liberal deduction will be made for those Who
advertise by the year, and yearly advertisers will
se LINED to their legitimate business, and any
advertisement inserted any other account, will
oe charged for the square.
Circulars will be charged at 81 per square.
Advertisements of personal matters will be
charged 50 per square. and those containing gross
,ersonal abuse. will rot be inserted at any price,
Candidates for Federal or State offices will be
sharg-d S for announcing their names.
Professional or Business Cards, containing not
more than 10 lines. will be charged $40 per year.
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New Meat Market.

Tie OEd BNfcher AliUe A0din
TNHE undersigned has commenced to kill and
l. keep on hand, the finest beef that has ever
been brought to this market
Having purchased beef enough to last until May,
the public can rest assured Of being supplied with
beef Of the best quality.
Pork, Lamb and Mutton. will be kept, when it
can be had.
We shall sell as cheap, if not cheaper. than any
other dealer in town. tE Terms easA
Market at my old stand, on main street. next
door to Roberts Tin Shop.
Nov Is T YELLED
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State Convention

FoRr SMITH. SKBAsrIAx Co., ARK
January 2lst, 1851.
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POWDER.

Onn kegs Cleveland Mills Rifle Powder
AOC Just reed and for sale by
feb ~ WAW' SOUTHMAYD.
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Just Received


Oh boxes CHEESE. for sale by
1R kegs Of Piss Feet, for sale by
~ feb "a W N. POWELL Co.
10 bo.e. assorted Candy. for sale by
LIZ feb ~ ". NJ. PovrI1 Co
40 sacks of Flour, for sale BY
10 feb - W. n. Pow1L 4 Co.
81 Al boxes Sardines, for sale by
A4O feb "a W. n. PoxK11 4 Co.
Oh boxes Star Candles, for sale by
~ feb q W. n. POWELL Co.
IN boxes Stomach Bitters, for sale bv
lO feb a W. N. PowxiL Co.
q be.e. schnapps, tor sale by
Q bbls sweet Cider. for sale by
o feb ~ W. n POWELL 4 Co.
A boxes Catawba Wine, for sale by
II feb "a W. N. PowxIL / 90.
A boxes Champagne Cider. for sale by
X feb "a w. n. POWELL 4 Co.
q boxes Of Lemons. for sale by
u febA W. N. POWELL 4 Co.
q feb ~ ". n. Pswu. 4 Co
e bbls Pilot Bread, for sale BY
ID feb - W. II. Powell q.
ElRESH COVE OYSTERS, for sale by
II feb ~ W. II. PowxxL d Co.
|CIGARS. 5000 various brands, for sa,s s.-
~ feb ~ W. n. Pr-
ELASKS and Jusa ..r ..h hv 70
r. Povux 4 "a
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Professienal and Basiness Cards.
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LIQUORS!

"THISKEY-old bourbon. rye, old necter
w Uncle Sans, Smithe, Tennessee, whits
cheat etc.
Rnm-Jamacia Gin-Holland American.
Wi.es-port, maliga and ginger.
french Cordials, Cognac = blackberry Brandies
Aampaigne. Schedam Snaps, etc.
II All In want Of any thing in tAis line, viii
ind it for their interest to call and examile my
stock befcee purchasing elsewhere.
march %, 1860. 2. PERKINS.
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(The purest Medicinal
Agent ever known,)
has furnished 10 the
community . Stimu-
liant. Pure, Healthful,
and invigorating,atthe the
same time a mild, de-
licious beverage: Its
>s1nnl~<a1 e.
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WAEfF D. e2oO ron WHICH AMOUNT LIBERAL.
rate will be paid, and ample fecurty OF the bes kind
Will be given. Address A. q. NJ, "a West Twenty fourth
street.
&C0 O00 W. NrEp-oN FIRST CLASS BOND
spLU.UUU and mortgage, for three or -four yrsrs AT
per operiy sla0ws In he city " Brooklyn
Arry y. WOOD, atornc5 a. law, 10 Eassu street. New
York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-07

DRoPOsAIs FOR S1s000 CENTRAL PAM IN.
provement Fund Stock of 1875 Sealed proposals. viii
BE- the Comprolrs Ocs, until Tuesday, the
3th day Of May 1861, two O'Clock when the samc
amount Of and nifty thorsAnd dollars the
Uentral Park Improvement Fund Stock" authorized by
chapteY "a laws OF 1900 and by ordinance the
Common Council approved ey the Mayor rsbsaary "a 1881
cent peg annum, payable quarter ysayfy frm uaIa-
ton snd the principal be red-c nab November le from
pr possls will state the snon% q ock desired asd
the poe pev hundred dollars therof and The prcns
proposals aceped will be required W depost with
the Cham boran Of the oy within days NE opsuna
Of he bds the a~aoed To them respectively
"a premiums on The
On presenting = the Comptroller rsseips Of In UAs-
blain fo4 euh dosta the pasies rfn snta rscstv
eessoaees Tor eguA smsun Of she vass Of The stock
besrfr intsruet from Vie dases Of payn.enta
Ssen prSpcsnor should ,c sesaed and ndorsst rrcgo-
eAh fm tensra PAfk improvement Fund Stock" and Tho
sna put m eeocud envelope aspssd 70 ne C0nptrulsr.
The fight rsservcd on tie pan the Ocmptsollss
Rosq r. HAws, Comptroller.
City Of Esw ycs Department OF rinssss connpronw's
Omce, April n, IsDl
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yNANTED--A HEAD COOK FOR A FIRST CLASS no
tel in this city, must be one of great experience, and
able TO conduct the kitchen upon the European plan Ad
dress with reference and where last employed f. box l62
herald Office.
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Two LIMO II GRAND srEEEr-THE LOWER PAPT
III or vhoe NJ the House. Terms low Gas and Crotun.
cod end wash bouse the yard Inquire the prenses
or Of d. KNOW LION. io2 Front street.
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NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 7,xls6l


A BLACKSMITH wANrED-A GOOD H0RsESH0ER
"A snd Jobber hnd steady employ by apply AZ "
lanes Qu'nian, Jersey street, New Brighton, slasen
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C5 REwARD.-LosT, On FsIDAr, NAYS, IN Will.
DD amsburg going from Grand street Ferry up
Tenth street containing gold rings one
with inside The above reward viii be paid by ieay.
ing them at 50 John street, New York, up Stair.
r. STORM
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THUG CLERK WANTED ONE pdOR0UGHLY &C
~ qnnined with the city retail business speaks Ger
and can come well recommended may hear o. si!ua
ion by addressing Maynard, Herald Office
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IT
apguss IL dessein et In musiQne deux walters mn emf
sinner femcs dc chambre ct bonnie denfan,s Pa
rscnne fait premier ordre; plus coachms aneas
wagon driver francais emf h ye
ct parlsni ten anelas demandent Sc placer
bonnes maisns on tronyera en- oure des femes cham
brs pant puseurs anpucs desirsnt pagner es
families E1rope Sadresser suite agencs se
NJ o. GATIl.ARD, 81 siyth avenue. ON demsnde Ia meme
sddress des csnieres FRANCHISE Ct dex boeg
v-r
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ITANTED-TO GO TO A WATERING PLACE A LAD
w who speak English, French and Spanish,
% act as interpreter, &c Address drawer z62 Buffalo
POst Off
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W ages also the Union package containing envelopes
with American nag printed in coors also beautiful Unon
pin Sample package receipt Of IS Address
Prescott x Co., 1873 East Broadway.
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FRENCH ADVERTISEMENT.

lNcoGNITo. Al BEAU LIE NIER MATs JF TIE RE-
connas JIG ne goute pas de pregoner sentiments Je
les fera connare du moment tn vouas hen reever
le masque Je crois aux bles anonymes et lie my
repondrai plus.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-07

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