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The Blight of the Invaders.
The Louisville Journal saws.

The Louisville Journal says:
We have before us an overlooked let
ter, which describes the effects of the
invasion of Southern Kentucky by Holli-
Golfer, as seen when our troops advanced
upon him after the Wildcat affair."
Zollicoffer then rctreated, and did not
stop until he had put full fifty long
miles between himself and the " BUSH
whackers." Blu, he went as blightine
curse, and left the country behind him q
bowling wilderness, fit only for the hab-
itatlon of wild beas;s and birds of prey.
Wherever he went terror and desolation
marked his footsteps. Ruined farms
and starving families were everywhere
seen. He slaughtered the cattle, and
shot the mich cows in their tracks, With
out even the poor excuse of military
necessity, for he cut not steak or a rib
from scores that were seen lying by the
roadside, for carron crows and bu5zards.
This WAS the payment awarded to Ken
lucky for her neutrality. Her soil
invaded-her citizens saug htercd- their
little property destroyed, and their wives
and children sent abroad to beg their
bread, without a house to shelter. or u
father to protect and educate their
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their power, and slavery was annhilatcd
from their borders. Then monarchical
power spang up, took the Government
of the States, established national
religion, and made all societies tributary
to support it's expenses. | saw them
take property from Friends. /. was
amazed ut boholdiug all this, and heard
Il voice proclainling: sThis power shall
not always sand, but with ii l will chas-
,ise my Church until they return to the
faitatulness of their forefathers; thou
secst what IS coming upon thy native
country for their iniquities and the
blood of Africa, the remembrance of
which has come up before me-
This vision is yet for many days. I
had no idea of writing ii for many years,
until it became such burden that, for
my own relief | have written it,"
According to the Prophet the greater
part of this calamity to church and
Safe is inflicted upon the na ion for the
blood Of Africa. 1t appears 10 us that
the Africans are the least concerned and
best cared for of any parties to the diff
Guilty. Although much Of the Prophecy
appears to have been literally fulfilled,
we are not prepared to believe in the
monarchical part Of the vision.
The freeing of the negroes in the Cot
ton States where the slave population is
so great, prcsupposes the determination
of them or the whites, for they will first
steal and then s.arvc before they will
work.
1t has always been favorte predic-
tion with the Anti-Slavery men, that
civil war would be the consequence Of
the slavery agitation. 1t has rcsul ed,
however, contrary to their pre-conceived
no,ions, proving that they had but
very superficial knowledge of lie negro.
In place of his rising to strike for his
frcedonl-aud /" those who would be free
themselves must strike the blow "---the
reverse is the ease, and the masters have
risen to strike for the overthrow of
popular government, in order that, the
democra ic power Of the white masses
being over,hrown, an Aristocratc gov
eminent may be established, based
en,rely upon their slaves proving that
those who know the African best have
faith enough in his Indifference to libcr-
ty, to be willing to attempt the found
ing an Arts ocra,ic form of government,
based upon his quiet submission to bond
age, alone. That the Southern States
will lose the poll ical power they de-
rived from their negro representation is
pretty evident, and right that they
should, for out of that has sprung al!
our troubles.
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rTbo followinr rccipe for colds

D-Tho following recipe for colds
was printed in THE Wig in November
last, and some of our subscribers having
tired it, pronounce it first rate, either
" to take :" or to cure and others Who
have lost the paper containing the recipe
request its republication
GA CERTAIN Cure FOR GoLps.-A
remedy never known to- fail: Three
cents worth Of. licorice three cents
worth of rock candy /; three cents worth
of gum arabic. Put hem in quars of
water; simmer till thoroughly dissolved;
then add three cen $ worth Of paregorio
and like quantity of antinonial vine
let it cool, and sip whenever The cough
is troublesome. 1t is pleasant, infall!-
bio, cheap, AMI sosl,
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A BULL TAKEN Fly THE HopNs,
"Ah am very sorry for this rebellion
it prevents my going South" said an
Englishman the other day dining at u
club in Philadelphia by invitation
F" They tell me-" he continued, "that
the American gentlemen is only to be
found at the South. How is that, pray.
Can you explain it' I" l can't" replied
his host; &c it is no more to be explained
than the statement so often made that
there are gentlemen in England, but that
none Of them ever come 70 this country!p
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youthful minds. AS the Federal forces
advanced FROM Wildcat further in o The
mountain country, the affrightcd inhabi-
tants returned to their homes, skulking
from behind the woods, weeping as they
looked upon their utter ruin and dcsola-
ton. Such sight was never seen
before, and may merciful Providence
avert second infection from our State.
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Tho receipts ~ a. New York and Harlem Raj
Road Comp ny lot the frs, five moutl, Of is0., -

Total five months, Increase over ls,, year. :3i 10
] Company If improving IN II. financial con
dillon v.ry rapidly, under good management The
expenses OF operating are considerably less shss
last year, aud the above statement Of the favorable
incr'S' ia their receipts speaks very well Tor ,hss
condition, and, wien this Company shall have sx.
tended their city line from tho Fourth Avenue, uD
Maliron Avenue. to tho Central Park, their rsve.
nuc will lie greatly augmented. The Harlem Con.
psny have very large and valuable real essasa.
smo'.utlug to nearly sAOoooOo, aud they arc NV
,nle vorins 90 effect an arrangement TO sell about
two millions worth o. their real estate which
they don't need at all, to Pay oil 30 much Of thsi5
dett, and the moment this Is Effected, the Company
will be enabled n resume tie payment Of the div1
deiids upon their stock as form,riy
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FINANCIAL NEWS.


l
TO stock market suffered some reaction fro,~
=, Of yesterday. The government stocks vsrv
mt 80 s the price Of gold ross they wers =
~" rrtj In specie, actually lower than ycsserdsg
TIE ici money fever strongly pervsdes The sarssu
al lie disposition 70 operate for tho rise wishsS
n'i'. regard 70 remote reailn
lilo afternoon session Il the board wss dSsn~,
thusd today until the let Of sep
rhs sales At Ms stock board this day have reasAs0
" o,3 700 In various kinda Of public and corpuss>
hoods The saies Of gold reached s6,ssr0, Of VIVA
$4,000 was sold today ~ 1854 1oe,S. CLOSING -
cirefn. riss Of ~ per cent. during the wssh.
The quantity shipped today wac ty the saaoalD
500, 100 by tho City Of New York 81, 225 81, -.
se'her si'T,asi. or about sleoo,0oo for the wssks
Tho rates Of exchange for the steamer closed W.
hrmly At Utmost Of the business was done =
i'"aiItS. There Ia as yet little or no demand ~
NJ ncy aud the paper suppl incres.es The dsp..
sta In bank nro nearly $1,000, 200 larger usa -
Saturday. I'll. specie yesterday was also higher.
but tho shipments today made drsa upon Il uhas
len decrease on the week. Business paper u vssy
scarce, and il Ia demand al per cent. This maso
Son lead to it, employment, in other eommodiAis0
that stocks, AMI produce and real estate are shou.
ine s'gn' Of galv.nlsm.
I'll G. changes at tho Clearing House today vvFo
Nb-',Nsl balances, f2IlS.339 for the veek,
tiCa,o!ii5. asans, si6o, ioi 40 las, week. TAs
receipts OF customs this week were $1,000 as -.
tai receipts at the Treasury sio,iia56s p.yme.O
sso'O,hs, leaving bs!snce Of &i6, 6iS,tsI.
Tho China arrived In seven days " Cape Rssa.
lIef dates arc 70 the Ith. Cotton was bis her -
bfcsdstutYs and provisions lower. There w,r sajsD
OF u. =. Ga. In London. 1T ~.
Tho books Of the Commcro.a al Mutual close Juno
80, fir The annual statement
Tho imr tat, the port for tho pas, week. a. eoss-
pared with tie Same week last year, follcwss
Is6i. 1897
Try goods ......... fb's O6I si.ilS nat
otict m.tchaucisc.. i,6ls81T 2,!9,,iyo
ro,ai.......,...s.,iii.i s1.s3i,sio
Tic IMPORTS since Jan. exec i thosc Of the sarp0
period iir, year. Tho lcaiir. items 4 the ,mpurts
81 al" week wero coffee $tll 90 Tea sii6.syTs
sugar s'"'o" /; h'''~s s.Sl,opo; guns Sl3is,1,
VOL tlia.1i. Tho nal t,i'- re- ,,, frs. week 4.
JIro were tiGJ, "a, excess OF s7&6,l ovov l.se
year.
The receipts ~ q New York and Harlem ran
Road Comp ny lot the frs, five muutl, Of 1856. -
lrcd with llgt Npsr Ara g,t
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NlXON'S CREMORSE GARDENS.
" PALACE OF MUSIC and
IQl- thIRIAN SGMOOL.

Corn OF CA and isth street.
OPEN rvIRY AFTERNOON and EVENING,
from / y I'll liS 4. - except SuniHva
Promenade MlSiC aud REFRESHMENTS
tes~rt liquors, In IL. Card ms day and ,yruuH
OPERA and BALLET by the very hucs sr,i.t-,
In Tie Palace of MUS, eye.y evening
EQUESTRIAN PERFORMANCES OF tho nrst
lass, ia H., Pavilion, day aud eyrulnl
Al TOR ONE PkiCE-only 20 cts Children In
the anprnpt n. IL ca. icil 80
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INSURANCE
pEOPLE'S IRE INSCRANC CONrANY
oaace,, {ass CANAL STREE ,aad

InMro1 Property, generally, sga,. Loss bv
FIRE, Oh .he mot rcas, asble tarins.
DIRECTORS
Matthias Clark, IL. S. TernelL Char urr,.,
JOhnW. Lewis, James 3, Lewis, sinus,lrJs.I
Thos Williams. Edw p. CLARK, Geo. Smrl,aI'
Jno Y. Yrlyortonp. Il. Christie, Thos. D,ncL
Abl'm Ls .gotL William 81 1ir, CroweAd,,ns'
Simon shindler, ID. j. Steward, Josph NIL,
Alfred Balmore, A. X. Vanh est, j. G. B,vs,,
Corn's Stephens, samuel Raynor, Albert nm"
Solomon Banta, VIM. Hcrtzel, Henry ILL.,
'Christor Gwyer, John o. More, Peter. j. with
George Warner, Mat. Bioodgood, j. v. vsnner
F'msn CsnpbellEliph, Boo,man, w.
MATTHIAS CLARK, Presid,
W.T.. USDEkulLL, Secretary.
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usENl ENTN.


A STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL WILL ne
4 held at the Mariners Church, corner Of Caths.
rfne and Mdson streets, New York, on Tuesday
and "Wednesday evenings June 18th and ISL.
Tuesday evening, Address by the Rev. DR.. Cuyirr,
formerly OF The Market street church, and singing
by Ms. j. Y. Thomas, aud others "Wednesday
evening, songs duets trios, chorisscs, siit~sse4
sni dialogues by children Of the Salts 9Th sohool.
Tiekss IS ccnta including strawbeiri,s sud cream
teI
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PROVISIONS.

TODD& RAFHERTY, MANUFACTURERS
- OF stationary and portable eng-lc, boilers f!nS
Hsoiisssy H@chsa,s, IL pey Z n. Y. I'd nsnJ en-,
&om 81 ~. Works, Patterson, n. jeia Isso'Ie7
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WANTED A GOOD SECOND HAND
w steam engiY, shout 10 or Il, horse power; ALSO
return hue cylinder boiler, about SO inch diane
tsr and 10 ct 70 feet long Apply ., Isl Lewis a.,
aAe 'elaer. los
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REcRUlTING HEApQuARTERs, Sd
SPlNoLAs EMPIRE DRIGADE-CAPT.

7 " yACOb WOLSEH hAvinH received authority q
s'ursl company for this brigade, has opened
cruiuns ONCE 81 the ivy Green" " Elm vt. This
- splendn opportunity for tho members Of the
First Fire Zousves that are again DESTROYS 81 lsav-
ing for the seat Of war. Comfortable quarters sub
Edstsnce and clothing furnished enrolment; ray
41a per month. 10 date from day Of enrolment; sls,
oi00 bounty when the war 10 over. Young men de-
eirous OF non-commissloned offices, should apply
early. Capt. JACOB woLsEY, recruiting officer,
Ivy Green, " Elm 81 N. " jelG 1898
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CPINOLA'S EMPIRE BRIGADE-CAIT.
~ LAMHd L pYRNE. Of The First Eirn z. aInyns |

~ JAMES J. BYRNE, Of the First Fire Zo,ihves,
paving Uecn authorized 10 enroll . company for this
Brysde, has opened . recruiting once at Lsay cite
Hall, ey7 broadway, N. Y This Is splendid OPP
Portunity for the members Of the First Fire Zpusvas
Chat srs again desirous OF leaving for the ut OF
war. Comfortable quarters, clothing and sui sist-
once furnished - soon mustered In. Pay Si3 per
month, u date from day Of enrolment slCO boun-
sy when the FE IL over. Applicants for n-cuin-
eYRNE, RseyMens onesr. Lafayette n.lI, II, I'D
way, NY. jel6 l2ac'i.l
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WING MACHINES-LADiES TAUGHT
- olngers and Wheeler Il Wilson's mach in--
o4euenced operator; prsot,c. ON shop and
AZ. hemmina, guages, DC. c' ms II, OF
q. as Canal At. i-il .iIcs.h5
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REMOVALS.

pAWNBROKERS' NOTICE - FRIDEN-
4 BERGs have removed their business from 400
East broadway " the Garner Of Bowery and Grand
st. under the Oriental Bank, where ali artis,es lsO
csn be redeemed or renewed. business oouAinrod
Sasss W. @~ Of W. EAGLE Len 0n0s." ~ Jop
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WANTED-A STEADY, ACTIVE wO-
w man who thoroughly understands milking
end would be willing 10 make herself generally use
, tul. Such person will End good home Modcr-
late wages. Apply at SO West Both st, between 9Th
l.Nnd Tth avenues In the store. a31
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SOLDIERS WANTED FOR THE L. s.
- Army-aO0 able bodied inen, between the ages
n Is and IS years also N stout boys for bugicrs
bay from 1870 S22 per month, with board, clothes
nd medical attendance term Of service years
eio0 bounty at the expiration Of enlistment. Apply
o. the principal recruiting stations, 9s Chatham st.,
and lib Cedar 1t, New York city. q. NJ. sPROLE,
lst Lieut. 4th Infantry, U. .. A., Rccruitng oTeer,
inn 2lllell
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WANTED
w h,0 lsbor,rs. Apply 80 Clinton ave, cor Park
ave, Brooklyn.
jeIO G'20l BERGEN
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FOR SALE ANN TOILET

a tlESr RATE BASEMENT TO LET--IX
4 n tho b st part ~ No.. Canal At. sut. rfr az,
nusia Is ,'nt IS PER mouth. Apply 10 r. H.
InihH'' p ~ 'tftu1 81. lnl
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Y T ' 7
"i' containing about 20 cite lots, cn to. Is .st,n
u al tou'hunu' of 3 J s,c,ouly I've minutes Nhik
ON M'fr'rlna u. X. station; stage, I, ii.ritu
req pass thc promises. Very lit',,a-h t,Juirrd
ahd t"e whole iur. base money rsu r,tlnn IN o
T. ~ years W buit upon promptly. hrN'N a. III
ION, - u. Gilman 1T, from /! to ln |v. Tho
whole ~ part will hn sold blI..lnI
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" S-MALE AND FEMALE,
. nrnatrlvu Nal.

at'AAtiens, should appl, 10 Mr.. MAN
III St Brook lyn, who procures more
eihations for respectable help thar any
3his bpnLasA je A2t,'i2l
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SERVANTS WANTING SITUATIONS

~ Will please notice they can bc suited imInel4.
stely IN nie best families, by Supplying AZ HEN
HACKsON Il CLARK commViious AMI elo,-snt
60, 80 fultoa st, opposite City Hail. BrouS lyn:
Office 10 crowded every day with ladies' wiut-
IL servants Nr the city aud country; come md
80 ue1hMge " not suited. jelG 3'ii5
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T AIDES TAKEN TO LEARN THE Pho
u tograph Painting. Apply. between the hourr
Il and 4, at 291 Delaney 1t. Photograph Painting
lone reasonable terms 10
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ONLY t1.-LADIES TAUGHT TO OPER
" ate on Wheeler q Wilson's machine, in all It's
m.nenes sna I"lseas' on AZ kinas &c OF wotN' 10y
rear 4iss at, In drug store. jcl6 8'l0l
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EoE SALE--9 Nav COTTAGES NOW

. tuDd ns ut Ia, h'w Yorh. t. ci,.t'y huia,i-
"l with jr'u,uH 'ncl, ,o',ius o. fIltl.d 500,
riu'.iu iu { i - ''u ,'ruDLi oi cty Ga roads.
'llAhilN u. MILLER ttt NV York. or
THOMAS RirINN. ID Maiden Lane. iri4 a'llI
itAGM For SALE CllfAP--Sj ACRES
uld.r e'si cultivation. % nulrs ~ Weschrtt,r
90, v Y, price - go iaust hc tolI. Inquire Of
H. VIII ~, o. N,rilc ave, II D'kyn. l,l4a'u3
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"A r,nNi hAIE BASEMFNT TO IET-I\
- mo b st Part ~ No. Canal At, ~rit. cfrarv
htsia, - tsit IS PER mouth. Applv TO p n
PHILLIPS, 10 Gt,ud At. iol
"A LII THOSE WHO ARE DrSIROt,s or
\ purchasing snsll farm to MAKE a ,o,n,ort .bls
l.ne for eemsolves and famil.s, YAK. the cars a,
Hunters Point, at url,vk a. m, and 20 10 A,
brock, on the l.. !. Railroad . hours rdc W
nave hours :" exniuine those lau.s and return 10
the city tle same Afternoon. There IA mo nlesa,o,
er, healthier or producus. pi,c. IN North Ame,'c,
= tuatei mar we Hs,it slso, in the vicinity Of
ptonk oms LAKE. and tn Great South R,v vI.-c
there is fue bathing aud fishing Lots will h, .old
OF my sis,, ron one-dusrter Of an acre up u 100
49, Al A~ Irices and on reasonable tern,s For
ia Futon A., sun hiding. or 70 " WILSON
foetmast z, al lilo brook Station, l.. | Np-The
Long IL And R,r,ad Company commute with tbc
settlers on 'lc is.ni at lower rata than ,uy other
colnrsnv ~ the state jei5 s'iP4
A f.NE COTTAGE AND GARDEN TO
rent near depot, hours ride on thc Long
Island RAJ r,sd--The ccttsgc has rooms; the gar.
den ALREADY planted! Will produce srfic ent vese-
'hss Tor s'nali family. also, some fruit aud plen.
" OF l'ahclla grapes with al ubbcry aud sowers,
hshins down to NE Grca, South hay. R.ns Tor
m"its s1A OF u mouths 800. Ari!y 70 A
tOrlIR l9s 4 i'ton ct. Sun nuiidiuy, or 4,
WATSON WILSON, Postmaster. IIoabrcok, l.. l.
jciS a'l'a
RUlLDlNG LOTS on BERGEN HILLS
- - '"'s''u w NJ J't"y 'dy aud H1bnken,
by horse cars every i'w minutes, At sorth bergen,
lihdson city, tnon I'm, Sc. Good uc, '-,rl,-d.
Prces 600 To $500. Arry ~ w,ter stN jci't,c
RROOkLlN-LOIS FOR SALE OR TO
- lehs' ou = .uonihA terms IN t,.u Eghth Ward
Ar y T. ROBERT g. BELL, "a Nv and 2;t5 It
so ~ BROOKLYN. apiI u.i.J
'IEAP FARMS-ONIY 40 MILES ON l..
l, near the q, pot, rontsinirg Z, IL, - NJ loo,
ahi 700 a'trs zach; AL lu@iu soil aui exc cnt f,rn.
ng land. pricc only 800 nh aero r.. A. iIl .CE
CITY hsl Place, cor Chambers At. Jeit s'l9o
('HEAP MARkET LAND-NEAR IiORO-
"'n' sut'i iot market gardener or florist. ai,ut
ui"''t IA iirlt ken. good rith -oi. contain. W
ety lots TIE vi lie for sir at SpOo. g vt1rs tins
gwen Inquire nt4l Water ~, n. Y. lrl3 G'up
CllEAP ArAtiMES1S-GO AND SEE
=, ~ ani y; hrntuu St, s. - g. So; ~ G.cr,k
~ 4l'l, hntr l"ius, ~ e. - ~ I. ''Iiiii,
jos 2it,'i36 ~ "'i'" 49, "'"'"'' ~
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STOCK FLUCTUATIONS.
MARKET NEWS.
Domestic Markets..

bOHV,IFC s'THTUtT3.
Saturday, June II, iseA
AsHr. -5a's So 75as5 81; PcGtls. 50.
Cor NJ Re II hscl iu.ut, l2a19tr.
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DIAM AND FANCY FUR AND CAP
cutters wanted; good pay and constant ,'n-
2oyment Apply 70 l. =, I. PHILLIPS. - d
~ Broadway, fourth floor. jei3 3FMf .'iaJ
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DENTISTRY.

hR HOiT, DENTIST, YO7 BROADWAY,
- doors above goth Il, inserts beautiful sets oi
teeth on llr Improved atmospheric plates, with or
without extracting the ROOTS gold as low ~ S2b
filing irered without pain, bD cent; gold 30 cents
3 81 sinalgain % cents. exit acting. 20 cents No
c'lpr.n tr extra ting when ARTIFICIAL te IA sre In.
$ .tei. Al work warrsnt.i icfi2l1o.l29
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ROY WANTED TO WATT IN A SALOON.
One that can open oysters preferred: App!
bss and O'Clock this day. ISAAC d. sAll II $,
Canal and 1Iud N a At 1sa
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SITUATION by A PROT
w estant German girl, 10 act as chambermlid IN
. small American family; has good reference. Ap
ply III Ave II, bet 10Th and 18th SITS, I'd floor. -
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WANTED.

A BLACKSMITH wANTED-HE MUST
<Abe good hors eshoer aud soOet man. No othst
nssd apply. Call a No. lie Washington 1t, near
Courtisndt =. jsl6 g-g0I
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w ANTED-Pl.ESONJ WHO WISH 10
w learn u Operate ou Singers SEWN macl ines;
terms only 81 practice on I'll kilds of work and
recommended n good places after learning nlso
good sewers to earn the pantaloon trade Iiqure
~ Delaney 1t. my2O 2i,c.iG6
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WANTED-2 GERMAN OR SCO.CH
w siFls, ono az cook, washer and IL DER, the
other as chambcrmaid, waitress aud assist with
washing. Such az perfectly understand their bust.
ness can sIpy for one week, at "a Last l2gth 4,
Harlem: 49,
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pAWNBROkER'S SALE-JOiiN MORTI-
4 MIR will sell TABS Day, at 10 Eat Bruadw ay,
~ loS O'clock, large ss'ortnent Of watches aud
Jewe.ry, consisting Of gold and silver watches,
CHAINS, seals keys bracelets Plus. earrings lock.
.t &c Alnp n large lot Of carpenters tools, pi,.
lols and musical instruments. ~ order OF JOE
TWIBLEs, 50 Bsyardst III
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-16

WANlED-A YOU NG MAN TO BOARD,
ma,.Iin IT prei,rr,d 4, At Not. vail Do g,v.n
l. me-. sr'rv IugIife u nae 'Ir.isp lS3
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-16

WANTED-SEAMEN, ORDINARY SEA
w men and landsmcn Tor the United States Ma
Wy. Apply at thu clothing store No. 40 Pearl Of,
corner &! Vsndewa,or 81. wM. A. HIT.
my21 llcsl81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-16

HORSET MAKERS WANTED--OPEkA-
~ tors, baissers hnishcrs aud plsia sewers, at 4.
LOVES. 9la Hudson. Nine but sod hands need
apply jel3 8'lyp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-16

\NAN1ED--Io,0 LADIES TO TAKE
their straw hats 70 s2T Eighth ave, between.
2Gth and 2,th sts, remember up stairs, where tney
clean, press AMI wire ladies' straw bonuer for 20
cents; bonno's enlarged IL required; al kinds %
htta~ bloohe' IA hnus aud boys hats cleaned
ari pressed & l! fashion; pentlcaens braid. log
horn and Panama hats cleaned and trimmed; Lat
dyed; no mistakes, Ill as len In our chang. are
nuil'-rgd, cleaned auI pres I'D on the prem SOS
O. IlNI;AN ! ri-..t..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-16

FOR SALE IN MAMARONECK-A NEW
cottage house, 4th street from railroad depot.
sicamloa goes and Gomez every day. size Of house
~ BY N, lot 10 by lOosiS large rooms and closet
will he n.ld at bargain for cash. Apply 10 4.
w. EASTERN. Southeast corner Of Odd 4 aud 9Th
nv. Tell b'Itg
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-16

OPERATORS, WITH
w or without Singers e,wiul machines; also
several shoe ht'tn. None others necl sprly st -
Tusry at, Urnklyn. ISL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-16

RRoOkLiN-Lo1S FOR SALE OR TO
- lcas' ou - .uon,hh terms IN tAu E.ghth Ward
Ar y e. ROBERT G. BELL, "a Nv and 2;t' 1t
s. ~ pronkyu apITu .liT
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-16

= AIDES TAUGHT 10 OPERATE ON
Asinger's and Wheeler q Wilson's machine, ly
eachcr Of years experience. learned on all kind
fwork, md recommended TO shops atcr learning;
II the gusyes taught perfect for 81, at q Ludiow
l. near Houston. my2O sIac'29J
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-16

WANTED-500 GIRLS AT HUSES TO.
w b9cco factory, cor OF Inlay and william sta,
South Brooklyn; q knowledge Of the business not
necessary: must reside in Brooklyn. jeIl i2sl2s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-16

\NM. WITTlRS, AUCTiONEER, Will
w scl tits dl,, nj / & .'.Io &, at g55 E'oocl;
er It TIE ,t,,k and fixtures o. - t.,ttl.,. p.,hint
and 'hcrnf Eslgbl.sAmut--lnns, sio,.lder-
sausage, .Uid, { The trad -. I..utulai ia.
ID. St'e pcAtvr. IA