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FINANCIAL NEWS.


Tie stock market retains its incrt aIrL The
Transactions are ttl, more than covering and clos
ing contracts, and tho aggregate dwiudlos. Tie
movement IN steamship is the only marked feature,
Gui tho price lower II tic close after many uc-
tlations, ANer the board 1t was again up n lob.
The transactions in gold were ~ the usual extent
at lower ratss-sAy ~
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House III,
morning were 80, $40, 65T balances, 81 i22a'G.
Tile supply Of money ID largo In proportion I t.,
demand, which Is comparatively next to nothing
The deposits In bank continues to accumulate es
the wants Of the commercial paper m,tuer, and
they turn them over to some extent 10 tie g'ye'n-
ptn, for D per eeQt sert6cat.s, Tie goyr pHeH'
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A ship IHml c'rrcsTo Tonlcut Of the Glouccs-
ter THtDENru .h'tclcs Con Phelps peculiar.
iucs after the following fashion
"Gcn. Phelps q character. IL, Is Perfectly
dcmo.rati IN III habits. Many a Colonel, and
even Captain, would 10 well o. follow his sim
pliclty Of siNlc lie lives in "a common tent,
which is pitched close 10y the siIoWalk with
nothing a. distinguish it but sentinel who
Itcrt 10 fore it luuu,. only tho dnv. Close 10y
Is what supposed tor some time 80 lee u travel
mr dtlu,uouly +" -aluuu but at last found out
was his oili q. lie i.,s not h.yc he'd but
takes his blanket uu' t'c,ps oU thc floor. His
fO.i il common .ullcrs FIRE. one uf uur Lieut.
ouanis head him tho Other DAY tell
what nice dsh ot rice aAd moi.s-
sgs he had for supper the night Lg!iic.-
lie lrc-seS with great pla. a.uurss 1- hut one scr-
want, Hnd do"t not even keep a aog.c. llc takes
only his monthly pay from tAo Government, uuI
ali lus allowances hC turns into ;he TREASURY lie
says uhi 'yiras aSang, is ru'l.g thc Govern
mont, n"l ht N"I not hc party il. livery
,il hc huit tu . strict account, ,Ja'i,hV tie
Qgui,wHst,rS NJ ,uc can do anything TINT
Lo does Rot have nu oversight pf lie has made
the Lnunyos i'n q 'ir snowy trgupiu.s uul don
the regulation uniform lie puts the ri crs
through in great share, anil docs not hcs.in,c to
Low them up uu IrNI, when thny deserve II
To the iu'u hr Is very aul and luirut, ard is
much beloved 10y them al. ll,i.sn rich Yam
kce lrnW ir hls voice, vl.oh II make. ono laugh
60 hcar This model General huuugcl me with
a hr.cI speech un parade the other day. 20 wit :
Sergeant, turn alout snd stand perfectly still.
Duut bud .ge an iuyl.'
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| services 10 Juarcz, II appointed its Governor.
He has the troo's Of Nlc,o-Ieon aul CoAhuila
uud' him at Cllai Victoria, the capital
Most Of the Legislatures Of the different
state, have closed their sessions some till the
question of the foreign invasion shall he decided
and have empowered their Governors TO use
al, the elements financial and physical possible
to rcpcl it. On the 10Th a preliminary meeting
was not a quorum present. and they wern 10
meet or the 1st inst
Gen. Tapu has, m account Of the prclinin-
aries OF Sulelat. allowed the Spanish consul at
Tanyy0 to exercise lis functions and given
notice to the Spaniarls lately expolled thence
that they may return in reacc to thcir homes,
Zuloatn has issue A tr,cl,n,tiUr from Cu,r-
navscA in favor Of for,i.n Intervention. and
showing complict, with Juan Ncpomuccno All.
mcntc and the French BOW IS thatbe (.uch as
they arcO Gen. OII1rap il now tho Militan,
Governor of the state Of Ncxico.
Tie oili .iul r,i..rt Il ti.r~rl,sior st Cbot.ti-
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Malor-Gcncrnl John Pope, now In CONN nd
of tho Union army advancing upon Mcmr. Is
about 30 years Of uEc, uul Is a native ut k,u-
tucky, hut u citizen { Illinois. llia father was
the well known Governor Nathaniel pupc If
Nitgiuin, who went TO Kentucky fomu time be-
fore tho birth Of the present G'icral, AMI, after
few year residence, removed 10 Illinois. John
entered West Point Academy in 1858 a. a cadet
trum Illinois. lilo had received u thoroughly
good preliminary education aud acquitted h.m-
tclt 80 handsomely Ot the Academy as TO form
one of tho distinguished" graduating class Of
lSl2. Ecy living an appointment ia the regular
army, under tho auspices Of lIliuoi-, he
entered the l.. :. service as BicNci n
ldou. Of Typographical Ensuccr..--
In M"Nico, he WAS remarked for skill and gal
luutry Al! after tic series Of scvctclv contested
struggles Of Monterey in So hicN lis courage anl
.ihciruoy v,rc nspicuous, hc was htcyc,trl a
lst li,utcuat for "mcutorlous co'luct,' the
1916. At 'nr battle Of nucua Vista lie ag0in
distinguished h.u.,l h IN the most trying obi, Il
'lc action, Hul vl4 lrrv"ltcl q CAPTAIN. ll'irs
from the ~ # I.IwIy 1siL july I,.G'
NV Linn lull Captain In the Typographical
lranc,riu C"rpa, and, shortly thuIca'''r, he
was entrusted with tho conduct ol tlc expedition
sent out L., tlaGuycrnrcut 10 test the feasibility
Of buriu, Artu.iau wells In the celebrated limo
Is'.suJ or SHihol Plain stretching lciwnon
Texas and NV Mexico for some luudgyis
# rics in length and about 70 In width, and
PARTIALLY H. tho territory Of each. The region
takes its Spanish nnIno from tho fact that Owin;
90 ils nrlty and barrenucsa, tho Indians were
compelled 10 s,ano out tracks 10 enable them 70
cross It with rupl.ty and certainty Not one
hop u water is found throughout It's eNtout,
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NUMBER 92S9.
THE NEW YORK SUN.
FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL Is, 1852.
The New York city Press.

The cNpurgation Of slavery for ever iron, tn c
national capital by the Presidents signature to
tho bill for the Emancipation Of Slaves IN tho
District Of Columbia, is commented upon by
some Of the papers, as follows.
The 7imss.-Ths act of Government IL but
tie record uf progress in this country in liberal
Ideas, common to tie whole ci,ililci world
The Tritgre.-Thank Col ror ono wrong
reiros'ed-one burning shame waslel away
% events march, God overruling nud guiding
them 10 wise and lenignant though often in
sorutahi, cils. Live tic Republic
Ihe b'IPe"lfht-For .hc nrst time ia the his
tory ~ us Government, the C.'i'l s'luls
upon free soil The District of C1uuIia hold,
n slaves! Emancipation has boon eN.c'oi -
The slaves to be st free were few. If there Lll
necn but t'' the joy would have been as great.
1t Is the nation that is freed. II is cur Govern
mont that Las been ommc pated.
ho t.7.7ie~''ai idr.yhsv.- Every freeman
living under the f!ls Of the Stars and Striics
vii rnjoiCo that Oh. leading principle Of ou, Gov
eriimolt is now practically asserted, aud that
hrr, iorih i's sympithics and act are to be in
unison with tIr great truth flat iOr ali peoples
il. eriy is better than slavery.
The EVENING Iosr inclucs 10 tho opinion
that the mysterious isit Of the French Minister
20 Richmond ariscs from su bIan determination
Vi snuff poac ably If they can, foryiuly If they
must In one respect 1T laast tho recognition
of the Ccutcdcracy as hclligcrant power WAS
lucky for us, ns it relieves the United States
government from the responsibility it would
otherwise have Of protecting foreign property,
anl paying tor it itdcuoyeI by war.
The COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER SAYS that the
reported rc.i-uation Of Secretary Stanton is
probably correct. Our contemporary charges
Mr., Stanton with pervcr,ms his high position
to iniure General Mcclellan, for selfish and polt-
ical purposes.
The JorENAL or COMMERCE and the World
agree that the arrest Of x-S,orctary Gamer II in
Philadelphia for the alleged Illegal Imprisonment
Of Mr.. Pierce Butler raises an imroI ant lcea
question thlt will probably be decided al,ins'
Tim, aud open the way to innumcrahlc actions
which, however, will not s,riou,ly affect tie
members Of the administration except in cases
where il can bee clearly proved that the arrest
was warranted ~ l,iyats piquc rather than
public interest.
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Grv. Sccrr Is now at Elll,hed,. Y. J.

PHENucK las received Il threatening letter,
signed Charlotte CoyJay"-tAo name ol Tho
assassin Of Mrrat.
Tur Legislature Of PENNSYLVANIA has pnsao'
law requiring the banks to rosume specie pay.
mCuts.
TnR Mount Vernon mansion during The war
has suffered 10 neglect. II hrs been repaired
and reprinted, also tie houses formerly occupied
by the slaves.
TmE celebrated Whitworth battery Of six
steel guns is now IN actual service before Iork
town. This battery was prcscutel ~ our Gov
ernmont hy loyal American citizens in England
and France.
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Mississippi River and its Forts.

now holds f2O, 100000 n, ten days eaL The ccrtih-
cnt,a O.. lu.,lt IIr"t nfn ytS h'' y, AMI tie large
$40 notes Inr ~" "'t,y bantS o. me eS-
tent ,fuI.y tlCir fuia tu the certificates, Ga they
sryc per cont Dor ,ue money, sad convertible
r. rty.lc Leldhy u,Brsr.n b,lI.ls f2css,bI3
a sI b.. tie banks of tue three cities, t''l'&lu.
1us ua..,N I..ll. IS g.. .n.tra.. l'ts sU4 exports
4 No cl a. pu. pared viii g. saIas month last
wear ls as io.uv7s
!%r.r~ M,,,h' N..ggsA ,..,,,, r......
w r,orsmub7noocll loslaosJ 2ol2ooo
l.,r Warohr 2u-l's; Ir,.~ " LI',ohg
Tree goods. ,l,n'i E4itoo4 eo-,.v1
/ Specie. .tath'O6 s'a-I b,ioI,i7o
Tr1 Tr1imrtslSa.LHlls7io,sOG
/ wl.Ir'u... h-i'lA S'"oJ,JCI G,I1Loil
n'mt,,rr 20 io'eo,oo7 s,oeh,iB
| rro-Ci 81. 0l-6rS hsia0b ir67'l
s.ee,o,...., Boi,ro2 2i1i,2S9 s,lCo4sl I!J'O
7 t,, ,c,r'ell sal2ot'l9so7i4
! IN respect h. met. .AGndizu II appears shs change
| has been az follows; ,y,o
| imports. '''.'.'.'''.'.r'' 40 a ,ru A. !
Exports. .,,.........,,,,.. lLb-"h1 "'''''7I
Excess imrart,......... il'N5'1 sl8ho''
For thc t,I,. OH. gtIa sine, j .llnry ue duiia.
blc inn. rts1 ~. n,,u it"'0,Ii9 aui 70 ~ -
collected fllt. 80. SUM- eag.'as 'g yotn. to.o, :.
..Ir.,l, tr G .,rHu,ut caft. ms revenues r
.,..rt -,iU.c f-oal year 392,t;3 '5o s ID
n tnrre rcmpfu.r. months give as much A. ht"hi
,n ru,tlms revenue for tho year wall have l,,n
a. boz. 900, rpariy al Paid in Treasury > tys. In
Ii month %. 'rrh TIC receipts were a. '' VS.
Treasury Not,s.,,,,,.,,,,.'' s'.."o 40 40
Goli,.,,....,........,, . -. " & &,." y" w.
G0yernmCu, currency ''4,uo''5'o 70
TotL.,",,..,,..,,,, W
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10 Uu. upv tic ri' -oe of a series ot hiUa. lhey
have holl nrl si,.,o pieces stationed AT the most
.tliout points, amounting 10 about thirty IN all.
Their CAMPS uro situated la the hollow7 in tho
roar a tao batteries. Clpacuus magazines
have boon dns U iho side Of th' 'n'ls "I'h
ar, slowed fan Of ammunition. The engineers
who have constructed these work hn''"r O M
.,l tcs they ARE the best aud strong te,or bunt
i'm the time.
Tho IIatrhic river Falls into the Me i'ssippl
u'nc miles below the Tort, he wy'u W'n,h ne
lou, limo of high hlun-. The c.rnn' "i The 5'y'r ,
sets strongly I'm to the .,.rc batteries, and the
muu,ut IL Loaf come. within range uf one bat
ter, an 'ur REST can play upon her. II will be
d. Inc power u, rur Hnas,ls a. fight hrOa1side on.
Tho lluTis rr.y,Iy, asd the sides Of the hill so
.hntiu.. that lac uurttI- can land their shclls
! into the water batteries with the greatest ease.
Fort Rrul1lph, which will be observed on
fine mrp me- next below Fort Pillow, Is on
/ th, Mississippi river also near Randolph, Tip
! tom county Tenn, about 60 miles above
| Memphis 100 below Columbus, and $50 below
| Cairo The position is naturally strong one.
! The fort Is a rough incomplete eartlwork, con-
strurtcA last Fail. 1t is built upon the Second
CMcAabaw Bluffs, more than 100 feet above
tho liver and Immediately south OF Island No.
| "a, the lower part Of which commando the
three mouths Of the IIatchie river, These
| bluffs form natural parapets for batteries, and,
at this point, command view Of the Mlssiss-
ippi river for six miles each way. The
town of Randolph, near which the fort stands,
consists Of halfa dozen dilapidated frame houses,
and Is approached In the rear by several good
roads but the country behind II, being full
of ravines and gorges, Is capable Of being for,
| titled TO an almost indefinite extent. The po-
litOn, however, u of 10 beneat, except " dis
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A WEEKLY EnITInN

fTHE NEw YoRK SuS, isriol every Tueadav. A.
wrappers t'r ne mall Two oESrs ZACH 81 per roo
suEscRu'rToNs-rAD IN ADvASCE.
pne~uv, year. cts. Thtco c. pies year, a. %
- I'd mouths Al 90 Five copies, do . "a ~
ts Specimen copies traits. Discount Of 20 pss
-, =. rl 7'H. .lc rn c, one n copy over five.
- i.FtWD Nltl'a ., bio York State, OHiy thfyfsss
e'n's year-out oit tar Etqte, ttFenf,j-sir esnfs
Ah'i's7 v. >. BEACH, sur OTfIoE, NEv Yorn
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MARINE NEWS.
IMMATURE ALMANAC.



CLEARED.
SHIFTS -Kear~ge, Sawyer Havana, BebGatsA
Cabot, watts, Gala: c. AIHwS, Watts, CallAot
/, trot, li,sd,us, Cai.aO, F.,T,Lcs N16ltngAlas
ul.Hts, S. IL 4AD.s.o.
DARKS--R Walker, Rayaes, sasnA; Adslis
Adams, Huntington, Havana
BRlGS -tnus, Parsons, ss1!' Lady Ofuo Lake
III, B.Iul.uA,
somuoNEn5 sH, M.asgm. H'ytsg, $. Mar
tr. Mlra. H.rr', A'vindrin and N'SHlngtoni
ma. M. A.u4, Cury, 81 john, y B R,uthsTa
ii."c, Go"ise!h psmarara. Acker, Psek, bs
STANFORD
sLOOr-HAfrie', Ccrwin, Prov.d,rcs.
srEAMER beverly, Pierce, Pt4,sIoIphlA.
BAKGE-IIascA, wi.Smu, PaI.de.phiA
ARRIVED.
STEAMSHIPS Cysue:, Hanson, PhilsdslphiA.
PrhoH., Jones', rr.Hi'tuye, with rndss.
Iruut..'s, N4aIr.gr'r Puliad, piis, udsa
W W dNAli, CIna.l, Ba'uusoIe, mdse.
srlrvcr, Adams, do 10
sHlrs-wind.cr Forrest, D,ano, Ilayrs, nldSs.
Cmt.Go, uuU Il, London, ha'ea 20.
Marks Raia1-or, w,.m-t. n, May agueI,
Lv,s.Lrr. Raymond, uil rs.iST 70 days.
LAM uter, Thompson, Dcnarara, with AAli.
BRl0s-E p Drurm,ud Conway, AsrluwAL
Ms.l.s. We g., " M.. "a Jan -, '-t.
RIA F.s'. q, S.s..f0.d. rsra hu.' 10
nc IHp.As Mo-, savanna "a NJ h"rch ~.
yaht W. .t'5. Ma-..s.l, Firc I.tpi, ,NA
I.aIst d. u,nIsrs,a, r.a.', 7 Il, ARA ].
| II ',...a, D..I.gy Ctlt.- ~. ~, hides
| q .u.rtIars. L.IanEy PIT ap Prince 4th inSa,
n u,lu. .,, k.Gg Arroyo, T X, 29tE u,t, sugar.
srHooNEKs Mexican, Cottrcu, Belfast dAyS
=. sr, Auas.", EAaao,,t g.r' Tor pds'oh-
Argus, Crowley, DO faF NtiseS
II Dsp.ty, Lewis DO ~ !, ,Ieaoe ,ys
trnr.n, lsr-Css, % ~ NV ha'e-
L lhwry, .e., a.
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N\TANTED--lO THOUSAND LADIES TO
w tal.r tLor straw hats l. "'i Elg,tl0 ave, bet
2Gth and l1tn sts. remember ul stairs, whore they
clean press and wire ladies' straw bounots, for 20
cents; M.asns' b.lomers, turuous- and elldron's
fncy hats cleaned aud pressed T. the hshion; hats
gentlemen leaving hats at this establishment will
be Of having the returned, no mistake, as
All hats are numbered, GEORGE FINlGAN.
nlL1M 2lAus
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NNANTED-LADIES TAUGHT TO OPE-
w rate au Singers and WhceleT's sewing ma
ehlncs-tau't ON al kinds Of work and recon-
ueuded after learning. All employers supplied
with operatives ut 81 stanton 81 near Allen 81.
m2O 24tu'l,4
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WANTED - LADIES TO LEARN TO
w operate on Singers and w, & VS. sewing
pna,hine-taugt perfect In an It's branches, pu
carimrndra 10 work. Terms Sl.-l5O run IT,
BROOKLYN, mp stairs uh-7 -
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TANTED-SEAMEN, ORDINARY SLA-
w men and laudsmcu Tor the L. 5. Navy, Apply
IN the clothing store, No. 4o3 Pearl st. cor. Of Van
dowattr st. wM. A. NIL. mN.l siAe'li'
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WANTED-l2 FIRST CLASS MIILIN-
w ers and tr.mmers. Nine. BLCKIlND, ~
Division at. Ari; J'l26
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S\TANTED Fox 60. "a" L. ;. ENGIN-
w NEEgs, able bottled young men, between
, she ages Of 20 arl 81. Mechanics preferred. Pay
from $i3 b. f3i per month, with the usua! allow
auce Of clothing, rntons and medical attendance
For further Particulars, inquire at B."uuS
Green, 81 4 sdr, bet. a. M. aud II m. splO ls'l2l
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NNANTED-A JOURNElMtN CABINET
w maker; one who understand maxim. lu'.t
casesfor iron safes may apply at NllpEES 81,
Esctory, cor 81 sy aud 18Th st, BrooElyupplI Vloi
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IXTANTED-TwO GOOD CUTTERS FOR
w packing boxes, aud OF packing h.N ma
kprs i5 Lruusrd st. Hl' ''l''
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SENING MACHINE FOR SALE-ONE OF
- singers No. machines for $40 cheap, as the
parties are going into other business. Inquire ll2
Bay ard 81, yd hoHr. Mh5 24ac'l6l
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[XTANTED--FOR Short WHALING NO(-
w ages 10 stout young men, and also c'nlti1,
carpenters and u,soksmitAs; apply immedlaty l., %
West 81, corner Of Rector st. up stairs. apo 5'lo'
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SEWING MACHINES.

SEWING WORCESTERSHIRE & LYON,
~ aud other first class sewing machines 10 rent or
Tor sale ON monthly payments. Instructions free,
Gnl no charge f.r delivery. Apply H. J, II Ola
MOND, at the Office Of the Finke q Lyon g. NJ Cor
bSs Broadway. apl6 2iac'lSl
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SEWING MACHINES - WANTED PER-
~ sons who wish to learn g. operate on 5 su...r's
sewing machines, terms only -, uHI .,.ti.. o4A.,
kinds OF work; also some good sewers q learn Tie
ptRtalOOn trade Inquire ~ De.aucey st, Let floor.
mhl7 24tc'l2l
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NITANTED-A PERSON THAT UNDER
w stands Art'hlal Cuwer making IN a.. IT,
branches ~ take the entire charge aud mauagcm'nt
o. small msuu''ciory; T. such person mo m i"t
yslarv Will be given. AMI cHustlnt employment hl
T.e year round; also a few rose makers wanted. AZ
ply 2lG Church II. hll' o-'"'
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CEWING MACHINES-ALL THE BEST
bDkiLd- for sale, 70 rent, exchange Machines
repaired and improved, at 1886 Broadway, room Q,
up stairs. mh2T 24aC'lO9
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NXTANTED-2 FIRST-RATE MILLINERS,
Wv those that csn trim preferred; none bus CONE
psdent hands need apply, at J. PHELONs bl4 ,th
avenue, bet. Bsth amt 39tt streets. Rll' 2'ii2
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CEWING MACllINLS-LA TAUGHT
~ 70 operate on Wheeler & Wilson's AMI sms.rs
MJowin.. machines rru tie uu s.,p work tDrus
n. Ans Canal st. Singers machine No ior sale
~ ap2 24ac'l5T
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H0 ARTIFICIAL FLOWER MAKERS
~ wAnted-The highest yyageS n,id, a NV,
small girls taken 10 learn. Inquire ofsAXTON q
VANYELsOR, 2T9 Canal st. NpiT 3'lb5
ROO LABonRRS WANTED, ON A RAIL
OOOr1ai Ia New Jersey; wages 81 per day.
AIply uu board the steamboat AURORA, foot Of
RJh.u,on ~ before o'clock each day apll l2'lI5
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SHIRT IRONERS WANTED
~ n" SHIT IrouoI
sriB s'l70 II Cr.4lv street.

EERvANTS WhN~ED ~ BrOOKLYS-
DRoFpcctablo servants .su le suited Immediately
In FIRST class fimihcs at tie highest wages. have
many good places row ready emit may be engaged
this day; Also several smaa girls wanted. Ali h.
Mr. CHRISTOPHER 10 TlIaty st, Brooklyn. Late
MANNING X co. ala 4'i23
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SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS SIT
~ uations procured and ladies taught 10 operate
on Singers and Wheeler & Wilson's; toru' .. .u-
Gructed 10 keep machine ia orler; satisfaction
guaranteed lg5 Seventh Nv, let .JI and .itA sts
Ap16 4'ii3
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7. tl'cSI'a1l, ,s3l, l,3ot'l, ,gs0,Ti4
lu respect h. mor.LGnLi4o II appears shs change
las been aA follows.
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leaves OF tho same color as the how form
3d., = half wreath In the uridst OF tt'.e lcNN"
Wrrr numrrnu. diamond pendants. Vh..u pro-
duuel n charming and brilliant elect. som,
curls dcscculcd from the back haF, Wh..a w,s
fastened Iv comb with dihmuads tpiuir..
. diidcm Diamonds, on velyot, st % ilat
shade. had not been seen bcforp, but the on,,t
produced was NcrN beautiful The .Id ~urI
us u scarf is called c,ipttUe bOgu,karc. 10 %.
very narrow, Urap"d at tho back ut the hoiv,
and ticl ia a how ut tho front. Il Is gui'e n
novelty and, when made 10 suit the dress It
trims. 3. NCfy pretty. Another drCss worn hy
Lady ot r.uk at fall dress dinner party, " A.
.. white satin trimmed up - the knees Wis
bows OBJ. satin u tail bOvill,uuls ot tulln. Or tn
.''' .' u' the body wts o. large, uIsr r.i'out ore
,incW u. turlluscs aud pearls. yi'h l,car-
.N.I" pendants alternately ut duwouI, ant
D'uH.r's The c''tlurc, = hlli wryutl uuI.t-
....' "...tf'I 700 ir'tt, was N UrIuN.Hv ulac
q e.r-, without leaves or bud .l 81. Grv-tt
r., nni'u' feathers. aui here aud t'c,r .
.iNI..I 'ulu. u'. .'ors gu.u.r. .lyu. 90 the
cleo. ,s .Ia WaUtlr, uuW shown, Ne wall l,.vc
o." Wu lsls. Ourw,- ut BLACK tstotis, ani
ih' p slow plhit. turucd al 'ur waist we'. h'I
l'.' .... uui,r star, a y. s-CWrU'cric. \ r.uuG
I"lUrtv', tath.r lpus tirh,t Embroidered n- 81, 30
U' It,Hl ut th', t,uVr ual ,hr v,l" sleeves,
which Nvr, . GRACEFUL mu,li ivtIIou ut the slre.-s
"a Tag 'r. Another was luu,. and wide as hug-
uuu-, ht not forming nm, hu,i II was made -
lhu top ynli n nl,r,Hr ul pt.scm.ulr. ir aut
We i,uu.u,i iuuul with several ruws ol lr.l3
\ .sIr-Wutic ut black taiI,tas TRIMMED ruHul
MIH H rU Uu, tn,urce srTN iUl 90. % hrauiIu. tu
% nuuu.. al -uIuurc ur taii.tl.. ul,w rs iu. hes
Ui" fourth, was mtu.lc lcu uW.tf.. with
. NcI" vile huuuyc ut ruipwr, lp,.,1 with
rrh embroidery. This utnt" Vas a kiui W
small lUpd. formed Toy two row, oi i,uIyuro
,rwcd together, aul, at the back a ho-, ot tai
i"'Is, ,mhroilcrrd and trimmed Ni;h narrow
suGWt. This mirht hc made win q t,'ctn,
n uucc, instead of i,upirc . T. although
more simple. 1t would lo.c u.un ,r IT,
'"leluH-. Bluuyi- pr,srr,a t.n .uur
,np. l. thu-r worn iu the winter. lul We lrr
u.h.rl to cu'I.-- that there is q tau ',..y even
'"'NIs.. 'rtlc tl' iul'. wc hrv. .'u.u'N moe
u"H' H.m,lN. that ul u,ci trimming h.n
THE hair 3. uu longer ju-.,l .u l.n a. llc
h1,k thc Iilit- and curls nae much Nprr Co., 4.
thil chang, has L.,u inevitable N.iu fh. '.it
waved. aud thr pnulI. placed 40 iron. Ola. I.n.
NJ. OBJ .Io .r.ulr. Nr- ton lous v.t'r ,nr U.Hr
'.. ed tow hliud th.. chang" D. 'hnr lore one
"I good '1str aul viii not 'i' to hn .Jnp.i
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MEDICINES.
DEWAEE or lOtNiLkinlS.
40 mn pInIlI.


1r-Ii'E WHOLE OBJECT 10 INSURE A
'uIc iu Il.. ..se- u' -'. h..-s. I-t remove
IMtt ~ ul NOlS
Jester iI,N tlry I.t .Hr.HH.. FEET. .l'u. .... N...
Ur s.s.rn Oh iy rt.rIIr. T,u. ....,. TrANp.
BtIilS FILLS .ccutdIrg tptI,rr It.d I... ..i,,
O. e. ut % o.. On N.U f.,tugIuE knees, viii become
..', ISl suo" uut,rt, .,u.l ilAuen,cu l.la..
sum-