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War Items.

THE SEw ORLEANS Delta expects tho Eng
liih and French fleets will keep that pert open
Tor tho trade OF those countries.
Gov. BucKIsGuAM has gone 10 Washington
10 inform himself In regard TO the condition Of
the Connecticut troops.
KIT KARsoN is Colonel OF Regiment Of
Fev Mexican volunteers. TO light for the Stars
and Stripes.
EIoHr HUNDRED THOUSAND voLusr1HRs
have offered their services to the country with
In five weeks.
A COLLECTION OF wAn ENvrLorrs Is being
made by tho Secretary Of tho New York Post
Office.
THE RHBEIs DON'T LIKE the mans, Scott
Co., Va, so they have changed 1t " Davis Co.
Malice OF impotsncy.
The THEOLOGICAL SruDssrs N hndovsr,
have formed q military company, called the
Rsvslock 9reys. They number SO.
TuE SIxTnKs SOLDIERS that left Boston 70
walk to Wssl iDgton, on Friday, arrived at
Springfield On Wednesday. Some patriotic
citizens made up apurse for them.
FooD FOR THE REBELs continue TO make
their way into Virginia, not with standing the
watching along tho frontier; 5000 casks Of
bacon have been forwarded this month.
Jar. DAVIS boasts that 'Cotton's King,
Upon his thronss 30 written,
But hell soon find "hsn on his swing.
That Hemp is King Of Cotton"
IT 70 RIpoRTxD that the English steamer
Gcusrh MIRAMox, from Havana " New Or
leans was fired into by the Brooklyn, and taken
a. prize, being SAINT to . port north with .
prize crew on board.
IAN EhBRYo SoLpMR.-A little boy, bysars
| Old, insisted on bsing received, the other day,
At Havsrhlll, Mas, and appears regularly at
| drill, and Is received with great ectdt BY the
| soldiers. When ho gets very tired, soldier
carries him. Occasionally he takes the place
ofths drill officer, and puts the company through
| their exercises. The boy n In earnest, and sup
poses himself enlisted for the war.
In NEW 0MEAps, on the goth ult., Mr.. 4.
s. WuHRRs shot his stepfsther DR.. A. +. w.
hArsER, In consequence Of the latter having
abused the artillery company which left that
city on the previous day for Virginia. -Four
shots were fred, and the fourth, by WIrHkRs,
went through the hand OF Mrs. WTTHKhs, tho
wife Of the one and the mother OF tho other.
MArHER is not expected to recover.
THE PARIS PREssK asks this signiican-
question. "Will tho French and English per
nit their vessels TO be searched for oontraband
goods by Confedsracy whose nationality Is
/ As benigsrent 1t would have this right Of
search for the purpose Of self protection, but
will the EnPlish permit this indignity TO
thsir'dag, offered BY 70 imbseils and contsmpti-
BILE powerl
A REcRxAsr.-EDwIS De LEor, Ex. United
States Consul General fer Egypt while In
PariA sndsavors to answer CAssiUs NJ. CLAY's
letter In the London Times Of Nay 25. h.
praises the Times for Its comments upon Mr.
CLAr's statsmonts, and says that the Confsd
erats States viii nsvsr succumb either by
force OF fraud. De LxoS (who viii be FORUM
ate II he IL not captured by our govsrnmsat,)
asserts that the quarrel q ''seotional onss-
North against tho s0uth. Sfar~y " ~"'
pSstSxt.n
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Cs.sssn Isss-. Matters.

Tbe p,f oives an int rafting resune of ths
u,,,. 49, a. ..,.,,--
p'"'' "ooP'oa " '"s uN0."'o"' ~ =" ''o'
70 veseis, belonging to loyal citizens clearing
from ports in the rebcl sta,os.
Far,v 1, A,rjl ,,r,,,or ~ ,.os.o,, .,,,,;,o
AZ This mort trn,, ncrts in m. rov,,t.d s,., az
Ard several mo,o xbicb h ,vs ,oc'n,iy .r,iva1
urdsr s;mii,, ci,,n,st,nn.. r.. L,Sn a ,od
70, ,iai.,;,,.. -. - -. SS 100
>, ,,,,is,;n,, Il. ao.s,;, 80. ~
60 .;,bo,, ,,a r.',.s 80. '..'o.s -
~ f,c, ib,, ,ho .ip"",',.- - NVu pte'N '.,u
r,fnscd ,n t,rni,, IT,, ~; 81. az, o." 's 70
~ bovo Ia a. .i"o ~. ~ ~
Ans bsr. Io.n s,i ~, '"I. - Nv ,n'S PV,r ,u'
c,s b,y.sn,o''a ~" ~" "',,.o,a o,o wv oru
dress u.J,r ,bn ,,.;,,,n', ~ %
I7o71 NV " MANU- ~
r. III c'nHesal'h O. lla i@ot that the p'rtS
@ .'ou "heA 'o"se vessels sailed were ia the
-, p7ron7 IN insure '.'Nn AZ Nnst
@ @o .,l'. c.a'T ,n' o'cts'ry @, 'he irrs'u'y
I'M, u"s 'au,u ,u sn o'eer 70 lhe c"iee!or AZ thn
~" su'norhbs ana insttuctipg MN TO re-
.urn w, nant OF thc nn'S pad by tn'so
vesseis IN al, esscs where no Is aitishod thM
W .ns nas'e'H OF owners u'od dus cNe To obtain
us proper pspors ieInrod by law and fai!od
envy ioI thc reason already stated. In c,sss
g, nsrShahdiEe' loifcited for .imilar reasons,
Tue '"iiec'or "a authorized TO allow Tho parties
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SpnlksIrsm rree,ire.

Tho secession party " Kentucky seem, TO
have bsen very hungry on the day Ot ou- late
.hction L. actually bit tho dust.-Th, editor
OF the Vicksburg Sun PROPOSES a desire To bear
a hag in the war. lie would much ra,hor bear
a hsson.-A kichn,oni psper speak, Of the
:" "tobdlers and gray operatives OF M..,ehu
setIs." They will probably s'ck to the last
and DO too siipp-ry fJr tho chivlfy I. catch.
ihsir bsysne $ Will byisle as they icnr valiant
10 make charge. Virginia has seen northern
boganH in the wy OF trad,; she will h,vo a
chance now to SEQ them In the way Of war
with the makers in them - 8 ,nething the one.
my will not be L " to do. Go Scou-free -
Tue very respectable gentleman OF Yankee
birth, who edits the Lvnchburg Y1yin'dn, and
Who says that one Marylander can whip ton
Yankees, gives his re,sers waning thA, LuS-
coins troops certainly intond to Alta, y.yn,h-
burg, and vsry naturally closes his paragraph
with "Let Us be movirJ The Ricbmcnd Ea-
2n''er spssks with horror OF "nvrthcrn rep
tihs," We presume that tho sort Il northern
repsass from which Virgins thh11a she has
mcst TO apprehend just now are army rorms.-
We bslieve that BES MCCuLLoUau keeps q
dozen regular reporters 10 report him as being
In dozens OF places thousands of miles apart at
the same time. BkS wants to be thought tho
Devil. We'll, you are probably devil, Bks-
but only q poor ono.
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Tho Fanine ls Indis.

The Indisn papers give heart rsnding pic.
lures ofthe famine at present psrvading North
srn India. Every Christian feeling muAt be
stirred up In deepest sympathy and desire 10
afford aid to these poor sufferers.
From one Of several, wo learn that children
are being sold by their starving parents at the
rate Of two annss a head.
A friend thus writes ;-'On going out the
other day saw pitiable sight. A young wo
man In the lAat stage Of insnition, had drop
ped dead during the night at my gates; while
the crows were rapidly gathering around in an
ticipation Of a feast. / saw on her breast ths
body Of little child, which, with It's mother
nipple In its mouth had breathed its last in the
fnal endsayor to draw nourishmsnt from the
exhausted fountain A third writer Such
horrors, such awful scenes The cry rlngs
thrt ugh the land, Come over and help u.s.
1T is not sufficient TO know that mothers
have eaten their offspring, that wives have sat
isfed the raging demands ef hunger with th,
flesh torn from the bodies Of thsir dad hus.
bands and that all the ties Of life are torn u,
by ths roots and scattered to the winds. n 1
a question uhether, IN The ungorerndble n1dnes
ffheir appetite. they hare paused III Eje ,oa
really ext'act in nose ,oAom Aey hare dsvoured
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sudde. Moderate. OF the South,

Tho following is an extract frsm Mr., Rus-
sKLLs letter to the Londsn Tines, dated So
vannah, May I'd:
May day was 50 vol kept yesterday that the
exhausted editors cannot "bring out their
papers, and conssq squsntly there 10 no news but
thee Is nsyerthele,A much to bs said concern.
Ing Our Prtsidsnt's' Message, and there Is a
suddsnnsss Of admiration for pacific Tendencies
which can with diticulty be accounted for, un-
less tho news from the North these last fs W
days has something TO do with II. Not word
now about an instant march on Washington
NO more threats 10 seize on Fansull Hall !
The Gsorgians are by no means So Keen as tas
CaroliniAns on their b,rder-nay, they are not
90 belfgareIt today as they were week ago.
Nlr. JEFFERsoa ID AvB'S Message is praised Tor
its " moderation and other qualities which
were by no means In such favor while tho Sum.
ter fever was at It's height. M,n lock grave
and talk about the interference Of England and
France. which Cannot allow this thing to 20
on" But the change which has come over
them is unmistAkeable. and the best men 10.
gin to lock grave. As for me, l must prepare
10 open my lines Of rstrsat-my communica.
uons arc In danger.
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NtsoeuanO0uA.

Tuw D.~ -hl.k a.. ..s .~.-lAr..
,xard-,.Th. Sin.s ps, nv "'sAa~
'"V''- '"o ''''' ien'
Tue BANE OF yIRorNIA.-kdson-sY q
Free.
THR wnE woRM is making sad hayee ~
the corn crop In Putnam county.
o,r VINO K,ov. saw. that ,o,,x,cvSp -
ga'ettcs will keep on muske,oes.
Tux ,oor ov r~~r,-o Al. ..u.,, - IA -
.ps al. " e N s"y ~ w.
sIor ~ so 10 onn ''" ''' viz y~A
-
,,s ..sS.,.,., o..u VI, ,.uN ~. rsa nt ~
S mrose 70 Hnosnsr osco''c NV
'"su".N' 'As' sNeuAoso'
,%.iou % Dali IN hssdsourg. Mn.
p,,ee |" u:.su ~ oesneI o. wheat 81
A'.onuu 'n iAis. qu.n.
IHK sHIrMHNrs or GRAIN from Milwaub0
sM ,,sn ross 49,, including HOUR ~'s over o"s -
'oh '"Sns'''
Mrs. PARrIsoros makss SHAKsrEAna ~
Sweet are the usss Of advertissronts." ItS
so-u abe didn't ssy It.
THE SUMNER VISITING sxnoH at NsvD0A
promises TO he fully up to the avsrsge, judaa1I
from the number Of houses and cottsgss alrsa1I
lot.
TIE SrArx Tlx OF TrxSxssyx. for the y>oe
1860 va, sey.n eents ON one bundrsd doiisss 2
this year Il Is fifteen cents on the sams anUm8
over double.
6ps ssrriaSss d,iv. 'Sn inta Tn tSn Sao ea~.asss -
PhilsdelnbI, and st,ai The boousts whisi
bsan nl,ced On ths graxss
T. 49, ~
ps n NAY
.Iencn oaiIoonist VINO gone 70 msh
cstSn aua ram Ah Aiea.or, Mtnos -
"n." n1 P'o",'e' W "AAo 81 s'eoi''s.
ArA Bor DuEL BETWEEN LADS, 10 and -
years o,'' ,hs me, elser s missed ann Win sngn
nS.. %asa' VII T'e 'ao y"snss, Sno' us snSs&s-
''ss 'e". VIZ" NV 'ho'.,'
THE CHAIRMAN ola political mestinG. 80
ing rowdy who was raising his am -
hrow stale egg at him, bswled ost-" 6ns
your motion Is out OF order''
A ASCHooLMAsrER, requesting a Httisbs1
who lad been Whispering, to stop int ths iAe
room, Is sp kan Of a. starting On q whaliaR
Oh cursion.''
A LITTLE GrpL was bitten by a mad ds~ n
Saugus, Mass, six weeks spo, Nothing trsns,
Fired TIL Saturday last, when she RAPIDLY b.
came worse aud after horrible torture, bsrkine
ard bowling like q dog she died on Sunday.
a.,.ron Doro, a. a;.d h.nl,.,,. ~.
sor srs smnIy nroviJ,d "a, n The s.tst. ~
,hsm nv tb,I, moths, ihbonSh Hcro, ~
h.d Ia rya nron.rtv N I. nor. thsn ooysGE
-, nsa.s.f III Al sI,,s.,nsn,s tn,i,. ~
to vsass hsvs i..n .nnrmn,, NN"6 ~
w, 49, .o'..o
CON. SrEIBLiso RKroRrs THE Health q
tns EAST lnd,n squadron 70 Esoe "
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I.LL NoTHEH Sor TO Yon0u RD-ek1
1 died for ny country" Thsss vsrS IL ~
words OF q young Otto volunteer, Injured q
the railroad accident ~ the Maristta ana @
S,nnsii =. x last vessi urdsr 2 tfss ysssI
his country vsrs his last thoughts.
Wan m Yln CAnr.--Ths Richnosd E.ra
ner gro-ls terribly at the state authositisa
Il says that all tho fat ofisss fall ints -
han6s OF the new converts to sscesuion d..
trines. u makes tn Ia pAiafpl announcemsnt eve
have yet to hear Of . single original chm.
pfon OF tho south who has been treated vfak
common considerations or ordinary politsanRs
No GLo.r ~ DIoarNa-An Alsbama -
sier, writing from Norfolk to ths Mobile "a
rcrtistr, sa.n You may think It strange -
scl Tiers who ave home 70 fight for glory snd -
honor Of their ssiive and sdop.e cd land, aksu1f
have any other than light and happy hsarta
but IL is not so Men that have bean raissd i
luxury cannot bect me accustomed 10 tks ~
yations srd lsbors Of . csnp life In Q fsv
days; II will take months.
An EsaLrsR vpw or OvR TsounA-'
hardware manufacturer In DinhHhoD
wrote as follows to an importing house h R11-
latelpbia We assure you that ws are M
with conflicting feelings respecting the -
events Of which your country I, nov the -.
with horror At the contemplation a ths svhA
catastrophe OF civil war, which, according -
the latest news from Amsrica, h inevitanss
with pride and pleasure by tie noble n 8
rost un raraDs'sd enthusiastic patrio IN a.
played by ihe people Of the North On IL sssa-
sion o the Presidents appeal to them.
III the sad alt.rncive of war do come, wshsvu
all oar hopes and confidence csntsrsd issAs
North, as their success will insure the ,rtAa
and rapid progress of civilization.
Bat Whist a revolving future would thssasl
cess Of the Soath bs to contemplate. 9oa asrs
bid IL.
Ia .stureJ that vou h.v. orr n,.v.-
yoor speedy d.livcrancs from the great calan-
iti's which sfilict } our country and dstasyAG
happiness and prosperity.
IiorRoRs cv SEcrssIos. gsntlsmaa ~
reached Washington, from Murffvssboee II.
C., tolls fright story Of the suffering -
ilicted upon those VII, win sot Join the sssso-
,ics movement. Men nro frequently f6saa
dead by their fisndA, having bean caught -
hur q ny the rebels btcsuse they wsrs knsWq
10 be friendly TO the Union. The inforuan4
Wn not permitted 10 tsks away his wife, sn1hs
relates many instances Of females, ths wtvss
and daush'ers Of Union msn. having bssD
Ssised sad held "A hostages for the prsSsr son,
auct Of their husbands and fathers.
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Fdcts from lie Army-Tho Secretary OF the
Nov York Evangelical Alliance taid he had s.m,
gcoi news 70 communicate 70 the prayer meeting,
In which his voice had nos bssn heard Cor year
ps,t He had letters from 20 Chaplains, sad frem
Of than he reed. One says Cha, On the evening
previous " his writing, more than 100 msn a.
tended his prayer meeting oil deeply Interested,
thss several had been converted In camp. And
nsver was There q better prospect OF doing good,
In any feld In which he had been placed than In
the regiment 10 which he belongs-ths ii.h!
More Testimony The leader Of the meeting
said that many msu Of his psrona acqulin,.aoe had
lone " the war-snd 30 fiom his own ccuxrsys-
ion. He ,ock care that all the men should be sun.
pied with Iorslous Il the w ord Of God Tho can,
lain h'd written 70 him that he was in .he hsb, Of
Wis ting the tents Of his mea before his wn hour Of
gong TO sleep, and, In mosi cases, he found the
meR in their en1 reading the Bible. He said thas
though this captain was OF Christian, he sx,res-
sed great satis,actiOn that the Word OF G.d had
bssn giyeu to ihs nlCn, he saw good effects fron
l.. He hop, d prayer would DO nAds especially for
these mn.
Conversions Of Soidiers.-Another had recei-
ved losfer from his ron, saying that q prayer
msetng the night before, four men AROSE laking for
prayer. 0ns man had been converted.
A clergyman had . letter In his hand from ser
ssan, In the Regiment, In which WAS stated tbs
news that In ono OF the Regiments 20 men had bssa
converted. The speaker sald hs did no, bslisvs
that sush lssssr wAs ever written tron The csmp
ground, since ths world began He called a.ssasion
70 special request In ,hs lssssr-shs, friends
would send ths.a-Aot rifles, no< arms, nos impli-
~ d. huSh
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| A Letter from Joddo (Jspsn), I'm the AbeiH,
ds Nord, contains the following passage -
Executions are very frequent In Japan and st
Jcddc scarcely day passe, without ons. b.
heading and iiPpiug open the sbiomen arc tho
mcst usual punishments inflicted. Not long
s'nce the nurderers Of prince wore boiled to
death In lerge kcttles. Tho other modes ofexe-
cution by which the a2aness tribunals attempt
to terrify criminals are cruc,iixou, cutting opcn
the chest, breaking the limbs with an iron bar,
exposing Of the criminal to tho attacks Of in
scots in hot weather, after stripping him naked
and smcaripg his body with honey, SC. Theee
cruel punisbmsn's, however, do not diminish
the number ,f crimes; cn tbs contrary, thsy
seem TO have produced the most reckl. "a con-
tempt ofdsath. Toe fJlloWing remarkable Incl.
dent occurred not long since. A AJapinese police
man was walking along the middle Of the
street, when European on horseback toit him
TO ststd aside, and, as the order wa, not obey
ed, struck him with whip. 1hs Jspsuess
rushed on the agcrcssor, unhorsed him, and
drew hs sword To hi him when q neis hboriag
sht pkeeptr exclaimed that u was tho En .lish
ccn,uL The J,p,rese heaitated on hearing this
ard the foreigner mesnwhls got away. With
fb drawn sword 10 his hand, this policeman
went TO the nearest tribunal and stated tho
csss to the rresiding jud,e. You drew your
sword 10 sVengs the affront, said tho rassi..
tysie, that was righ'; but you did not kill
your suswv, and you know that al insult, II
not avenged Uy tho blood Of tho offender mt I
10 avenged Ivy the blood Of tho Oft -ndsd,' Th,
judse bad ha',ly q .',hed spe, king whom th,
policeman r'pp d up his abdomen with his own
hsad, and died on the st,ot."
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ELEGANT LANGUAGE FROM A REsxf,--Tbs
editor Of the Memphis Apdidnche writes 1T
seems that EnHasoN ErHkRIDaK L. anxions
TO shaIs the traitors doom-dsath upon the
gAllows. He ID dstsrmined TO make the south
ern people hang him. This they uill do. Tue
miserable seouIdrsl has already exhausted the
patience Of our peop'e. He Is regular spy.
Ers and isggot toald b spplisd to his stink
ing oa<cNss,
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Queer Letter AAAressss.
b gone thou htsls MssssngEs
Far over hin and plsta,


To the Atsls iowa a Hudses
Down In the State Of Naiae.
Lsi Ms, Susan wilder
BE the fIsl ~ break my So
To her thy lisle Ma aBAS0
In confidence reveal
DonV charge but ons postage upoa this iss1ks
Although iss going 10 DxblfN.
II you do, Joha Fry will b your dsSsGfc
And IN him GU will be troubain.
To JAuss 4. Potter.
Who u 10 small bea,
And livss In New BsdfsrSs
ssnd thAs 'ors. II
In Troy
There livss . boy
WHO'S name is xBdp~ Mccoy.
Tnis lssasr eslvu
To MIN. psaT the hv'r,
Uyou dos9, you wceS - wos0s
rrno, ,his lssosr wsyss oar ds~
=, - :: 3: =: i::;:s !: :;..s ~ n s''''
Thss slosi0ss aAgsYJ. .. osssf
Quick. ~ :. ~ = ss.ssS - sS.As.
w, ,sss ~ nO.ss ne q, n -
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TEE "AvKsaxRs" OF JACKSON, who killed
poor ELLswoRra. arc at their sssassin work
. company Of 20, led by The traitors two
brothers, well mounted, ,prowl about all night
iiy fire into the outposts Of III, United States
unss,
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MRs wINsLOw AGAIN.

Mr.. WINSIDW An old and experienced rurss,
has devoted bcrself for more than thirty yean ex.
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We spcak OF What We know, when We say thu
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MRS. wINsIOw VS.. CRYING CHILDREN,
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sons. Adv~tise.,1s received u.xl - sNalsuA
nday
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-06-11
FIREWORKS.

nEPOT FOR J. w. HADFIELD'S FIRST
- premium fireson. iuli assortment Of tbs
kot quality. and at the ewost pness, Dealers
Ses pectfully Invited 4 call T. FOULD5. Jr.; re.
member the No., ~ John st. jos S4ao'lS
E1RE WORKS - HADFIELD'S FIRSC
i premium fire wo.ks, sid whole.ale as cheap q,
any hoee IN the city, at the up town dspot,2eO Ninth
ave, bet .Sd ard 2ith s:s, N. Y. ALEx'a WAUGH
FIREWORKS "A GENERAL ASSORT-
= ment Of plain and colored sreworks, and of ths
best Sna!ity, for sale by BADkAU LOCK MOOD,
THE GLORIOUS FoURTH.-
l. DEPOT FOR THE SALE OF HADFIELDT
flkST PREMIUM FIREWORK5.
The mbscribars stock embraces full list Of the
CRACKERS, TORPEDOKS, JOSS STICKS. BAL
Looms, FLAG, Pain and Coored Illuminating Fires.
Committees and TIE Trade supplied With exhibitions,
g. the shortest notoS az PS.sisIs grSss Of
No. lS FRONT 81, Gear Fulton st., New fsfk.A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-06-11
RHLOHMKNT-Psuaals.

SEWING MACHINE-WANrED. HANDS
~ to make flannel 'hirts by sewing ruschinei a'so
gocd button hoe maker. At Gs Fulton st. Jel0 3'l2l
CEWING MACHINES-WANTED Ladies
~ TO leNu to operate on Singers aAd Wheeler
Wflsopt sAd ether Iewins machneG terms moderA9
elso all knds Of sewing maahnes to rent; terms low
Neodles and oil for ssle at s92 aeary St tel0 Astr
CEwING MACHINES-wANTED LADIES
Nv learn to operate Singers And Wheeler VII.
Kinds o. work; tsrm d. Apply at in8 Faton 4, up
stairs, Brooklyn. jc6 3aAc'lW
CEwTNG MAGHINE-WANTED LADIES
- to learn to opersts on Singers and Wheeler
wllsonh, and other ewing machines; learned per-
fpct and prsclce till satished shop work. all the
gusges, and every part learned perfect; terms X
sAaId It near Stanton. te% Asc'1S3
SEWING MACHINE-WANTED, LADIES
~ 10 learn 10 operate on Wheeler q Wilson'S In.
proved saving machines, BY ono Of the oldA tex
perienoed operators ip tbs city tsusnt all ~ ADS OF
Stitchine, hemmins, fsllns, Ae, and thorou n mAu-
SSr S. Those In want A operators So piled. A
machine for saaa, and Amhy sevtns dsne !. ASs o.
nal T. mySs Aas'lW
ITANTED-10,000 LADIES TO TAKE
w their straw hats to 39I Eighth ave- bet 10th aud
yrss a. sd ss sd ps Sonns S.s en-
lArged II relu rcd Chidren'r bloomeTs cleaned and
prcsg ed to tie present fashior e ntiemens straw
and Params hsts cleaned aud trimmed. Boys hats
all hat o. the preniIc.i h,t. dyed ay color. Don't
' jsio 9isc'iba ' GEoRi!E fISIGAs.