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New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-07
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TO EDITORS. LADIES AND OTHERS

TO EDITORS LADIES AND OTHERS
Twill piy the ab w. named for the beat 9u, . n
ON either NY SOAR sALERAIUs. " CoNCtNihAiID
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M ,,o'u, tale gire. two .eec,ion- fr each n1inbs
yer, nesrs a. should plan, for nysslf u - small inbt
twelve 10 be planned A. 70 sG0rd the gre"es 'iD~s
to th. b.st Us not fLsn four klnd, woo Dc aAsa
Bst thfre ia n.ces; attaching to VARIETY 'sf VII cal of
.egst .ifAL ..-.- -.
u ,h, ABOVE se'econ sufficient mpoFtaDce Is not gwen
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MIR PrJffDHsT, | have not thOngi IL best TO occupy
ruch.f The time Of tho Convention In discussing the
proposition, presented for !is decision. have indeed
been impressed with uu idea that decision upon these
propositions just now nay be premature
have already stated 10 The Conference that 'ho
DccC,t.s from Ohio act under resolutions Of tie Gene.
raj Assembly o iat State. one 81 which requires them
H. ufr their influence n procuring adjournment Of
THIS body o. the ith ~ Ap cxt II Is the wsh Of that
state opportunity ma, he given for full dcrnion
0i any tohhiiuiona amendment that mny be proposed
sero ard especially to avoid Irocipnts action under
splrchen'ons Of ressnuce TO tie Inauguration Of Mr.
Lincoln o. the an 81 next month
have ahead! submitted resolutions In accordance
with The views OF the Legislature md intended tho
proper tlihc, tO ASK vote upon the prup0ecd adjourn
mcnt IN consultation with my colleagues. however |
ind majority OI them avefsc to pOrponemcnt and In
view Of the fact that tho resolution of the Legislature s
not imperative IN Its tofs and especially IN consdcra-
ton Of the assurances constantly given here ly dele
gates from SayehOlding States that whatever may be-
the Icsu Of our Deliberations obstructon or hin.
drancc will be- opposed 10 the inauguration Of MIR.
Lincoln, hnyo determined 10 olbcnr urging a vote
Committee. and the propoeed amendments havc not
much to ray. But what j do say viii be said la all
ferOusncHs.
do not approve the confident pledges made here of
favorable action by tie people 81 either section of any
state upon Whatever proPstiohs may receive the sane
tion Of this conference The people Of the Free States
DO far my observation gocn, do not commit tLcr
right of Judgment to anybody They generally exercise
themselves and be assured they viii exercise II freely
upon any proposition coming from this body. What.
ever our action may be here every proposition to amend
the Constitution must come before the people. 1hoy
viii discuss H. and must adopt II before can become
p0It Of the fundamental law. Dismiss, then, the idea
That all that il necessary To secure amendments accept
able o particular interest or section w SECURE jVr
sluom sle sAoaAkAA VI . .~xGlJ " t4Ao ~
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fUNfr
of Albany and Boston Poy thi. itiiud ns Iona ~il bs
equal DcAwsre s not yri clearly proved sni hsvs
t.- ~. number Of vn-. much less iE the pr~-ut v.rl
in proof wh older Tie extreme drs-e WI be Sss
Sxw yoas October l. iel
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l. Rss0lred That this Convention recognize the ".n
understood PROPOSITION that tho Constitution o' to
United States gives no power to congress, or wv,
branch Of the Federal Government 10 interci" W a
manner with Slavery in the States and we arc aSS"ou
by abundant testimony that neither of tho prrnf oii
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-08

Faon Pros EYE: T By telsyrrapphs- Olo.ass
Lns]-June 26.-The great light, seen, just
below tho bend at a late hour last night, was
undoubtedly caused by the burning Of the
steamer Jeanette Roberts. It is, known
that she was due at about that time ,sai
! P..S. s(Second Dispstch. 1.-The report
that the steamer Jeanette Roberts was
burned is contradicted: The tight must
have been caused by house burning. d :
LvrER.-(Third Dispatch, Ut has been
ascertained from reliable gentleman that II
was not a, house that was burning above
this point last night. There is no house in
that neighborhoed. The light must have
been caused by brush. heap burning. zost7fs
/ .ADD1TroNAL.-(Fourth Dispatch. )-Later
arrivals make it evident that the reported
burning ofa brush. heap was . false runaor'
There are no brush heaps near stherc.a Its
now proved to have been only aprnirie FIRE.
i. LArEsr.-(Fihh Dispatch. .)-The reports
circulated here concerning the fire in the di-
rection Of the bend: are entirely hlscsEa
There has been no fire in that Yicinity..a|t
This is reliable.-St. Paul Psess.,2 "E5 r.
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DIR ECT II Y .,
CHURCHES.

CHURCHES.
MErHoprsr EP1scorAL Caunon-Corner OF
East Avenue and Fourth street. Services Sab
bath atlOk a. N. and 7AP. n. Sabbath School
nt1T r.x: Glass meeting Sabbath at e15 a.
n. and II n. Class meeting "Wednesday even
ing TX o'clock Prayer meeting Thursday
evening TX o'clock. Rev. Ezra Tucker, Pastor
6TRANoERs FURNISHED WITH sEA1s.
fron> on West Avenue. Services Sabbath lo19
A. n. md TX r n. Sabbath School at "a. n.
Class meetings Sabbath ut y NJ. an'l2 P. NJ. -
Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7Hr: NJ. Preach
ing Friday at ~ P. u. Rev. Charles Holl-
mann, Pastor.
Cun1sr CnuRcH-( Episcopal )-Head ofBroad-
way, between East and West Avenues. Scrvi-
ces Sabbath iO19 \. n. and 514 Pm. Sabbath
School immediately after morning scrvicc.-
Morning prayers DAILY (Sunday ex.epted) ut
FREE. e ~R4 sE$ n i
F,nar pREsB TERRAIN CHUncH-Church Block,
between East ana Vest Avenues. a.,d fronting
on Seventh street. Services Sabbath ut lON A..
N. and 6L N. Sabbath School Immediately
AFTER morning service. Prayer meeting THURS
day evening at7 o'clock. Strangers will always
be .. ovidci with seats. Rev .Sundforl lI.Smith,
Pastor.
,r~Iry MASONIC. e~r'
RED wlxa LopoE No. 8, +. & 4 M.-Mccts
the 6rst and thi rd Monday in each month. ut
their Hall, corner of Main and Bush streets.
T. SNnuIoEu, W M OH"'Ics Ncmp, Sccy:
la GaAxar R. A. CHAPTER No. 4.-Meets
tho secoul Monday in each month, ut Masonic
Hall, II. b. Wilson, H. F., F. Joss, Acting Sec
UNION LEAGUE.
The Union League Of Amorica, (Red Wing
Council meets every Tuesday eveuing at Stcr-
ing's Nall, At ~ O'Clock.
OFFICIAL.
Register Of Dcels-C. c. Webster, Office in
the Court House office hours from A.. N.
County Audisor-Fred. Joss, office in tito
Court House -oficc hours from A. N. until
5P.M.
County Treasurer-Orin Densmorc, office in
the Court House-otlicv hours from . \. N.
until r. u. t,'
Sheriff IN s. Chandler, Office in the Court
House. - .' p
Clerk of tho Court-R"bcrt Dcakiu, office in
the Court Houso-othce no from Q a. n. un-
County Attorney Warren Bristol, office on
Main Street. tt.
Judge Of Probate and Court Commissioner
e. &. Reyno office in Will>inson's block.
Justices Of the Peaee--Jamcs Ii. Parker, Of
flee in G0odhue Volunteer building; Frank
Ives, etiiccin Brands new building: -
POST OFFICE.
Office hours, on week days from A. NJ. until
sr.x. On Sundays from to 10 An, and
from IL Y. to p. Y.
Up mail closcs Ut sr. NJ, down mail closes
at2r.
Rod Wing to Mantorville, 10 avcs Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday, Mt s AN. rrives
Monday. Wednesday and Friday, at p. N.
Red Wing to Northhc.d, leaves Thursday at
Rcd Wing to W wana,ningo, leave. Saturday
stSA.N. "a
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-08

TuE Copperheads Of Brooklyn hare been
trying to. get up,a peace meeting in thai
city. The Brooklyn Eagk, the organ q
the Cepperheads, opposes the holding o
the meeting, for the reason that il waud
not look we'll to talk about peace in, tht
east end Of the State, while, The Fobels aEt
marching through Pennslvania towards the
west end, and maysat any moment set
down ID front Of sBsis1o and demand its
surrender This i '.g good logic and should
hold good 70 long - there i : rebel in ths
field, either North or South. Ssesss$ssi szszsr
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b Ell Brayery OF an IN diam Soldier
aa The Indianapolis Journal says: Tho eto!-
lowing incident has been related to us and
is youchsd for by our informant: Peter APP
plsof 0aklaud, lin thisscounty, WAS 'ately
rscrnited for the 91Ah Indians,p and took
part in the attempt TO- storm ono Of tho
Vicksburg batteries The rebel fire was so
destructive that our army 1eeoiled.E Apple
the"raw recruit" didn't see" the backward
movement, and kept going ahead until he
came right up TO one Of the rebel guns,
caught the gunner by the collar. and brought
him within our lines. .sayisg:a "Boys,4why
didn't you come son,sa Every fellow might
bare got. t.oue."! We have heard Of NO more
daring act Of bravery than this little, inoi-
dent since tho war began ;9.rs >a.e-3 .'9s.a
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-08

Two 1rishmen il ) recent eng,gemsnt
were gallantIy Standing By their gup, firing
il quick sacccssion, when one touching the
piecs, noticed that il was very hot. 20 80 . .~s~
"Arralf! Mike, tho cannon is getting very cry
hot, we'd better TOP nrin, ..little. :. =.
: Divil ! BIZ, = replied Mix. just DIP tho
caftridgss ii the fliiyer 'aIor yees load, md
ksps il soot. @ s,ss.sz g. 80 ''' !,
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RED WING GooDHUE COUNTY M1NN "WEDNESDAY s. 1863

together. II is iorr the 5au Gauss 81 Human
Slavery and Civil Despotism that they are :.
work. Their malignant and lying speeches
and resolutions against the administration
|of Abraham Lincoln, like those of their pro
|totypo: against Washington and Madison,
will fall back on their heads in in tie curses
1 and scorn Of their own chldren.TD4bu1u n; a1t
Times. '< 7'z' ~ ia "s' @s'I'& "@-@''s
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.,.s..,. .ss.s..,: :. WHOLE No, "A 1f4l2. il
: song, upon pa he Battle Field.

f. 1 4 brave and goodly Captain, ine one pf
our Western regiments, told US bis story .s
= We ~ were removing him g the hospital. He
was shot through both thighs with !. rife,
bullet wound from which he 9 could not
recover. = While lying; on the field he SUI
Tered intense agony from thirst. He sup
ported Ills head upon his hand, and The. rain
nom Heaven vas falling around him, In a
little while i pool Of water formed under
hiss elbow,s sasnd ha thought The could only ct
70 shat puddle hs Gould qaeneh his tbir,t.
He tried to get il position to sueek % g1 :
Emhout6.dl u muddy lwater, but b. vas vas una
Eblst u lsslch xlhin . foot 81 e. SID b.
never ie1t so much tie q loss 50 81 % 10 s.rthiy
|blesssifns. By:and .bst 81 night ,tslI .nd ,he
stars shown brightly 8 out clear and beautiful
over the dark field; and Ib;gan g think Of
that grest God, who had given his son to
diesa death 81 agony for. me, and b, was up
there above tie scene, Of suffering, and
Above those glorious stars and felt that
I was'home to meet Him, and praise Him
there ! ana I tslt that I ought 70 praise God.
even 'wounded 81 the battle. Seld. ! could
not help singing that beautiful hymn, 49,
"When can read my title clear
ITO mansions inst the skies,E sss'
I'll bid farewell to every.fear, .,r
bra And wipe my weeping eyes.'' =
And" said hs, !" there was 4 Christian broth
Eer in the brush near me. L could not see
him, but 4 could hear him. He took up the
strain; and beyond him another caught it
up, allsover the terribls,battie fald Of Shiloh.
That night the echo was Iiesounding, and
we made the field of bsttlesTing with b. ymns
Of praise to God ~ <sssa--- ~s..e-e.--~~z~-
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-08

asrAr.. SALT sr.-It appear dom q =
sntidc Investigation that shs sa1t deposits
st New Ibssia, Iouisisas, = q thssrAest N
tsnsiyss ssssd wordsstsa sdssss iipstsss ss11s
yastness and purity It is unequallsd On tllIt
elobs. ons ieeaupt ssys;; ;oa a.llnsginss ln Y
yon. esn, zth4l SEasib quarry sofn nAaaaaaa
ssttss o the quussy of,vsss.oDtsy =
- soid deposits iof porv,i rex ssltb tessss6
md transparent q 8 much elepF xhits e,
in one solid, inexhanatibls maess undeFlsy.
ing the earth, aad yos then asqsips m i'm
psrtect'ias1 of tbs vassness u this alt 1bs-
NATION, 2a'.ss - So 81 -.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-08

The SEX OF Eaas.-M. Genin, lately nd.
dressed the Academic. des Sciences on tho
subject Of t'The Sex Of Eggs He aftirms
that he is now able. after having studied tho
Subject for upwards Of three years. tostate
With assurance thst Al eggs containing the
germ Of males hare wrinkles On their small
Leg ends, while female eggs are smooth. At the
|extrsmitiss.e -.s., s.s,f,e,sss s..fs sf.seat6,
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-08

ALL tho accounts Of tho crops in New
York State are extremely encouraging
Winter wheat in Western New York is
generally promising, and farmers have had
fair weathe: for their spring work, .A.largo
area Of oats, barley and corn has .been sown
and planted, and thus. iar looks extremely
well. s''S as',s. . 's.,9 - ....T ,sr"
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-08

Amusing Episode of the Grierson Raid.
The most .udacioul. 4 and amusing =; episode
|of the Grierson raid is thus related BY : cor
respondent of the, Tiimee,.s Tho actors q ii
were !. squad Il 35 $ men, DC under c.pt. FORBES,
Idetssd itom the main mai body: - sS'.
Z III bilowed on to Enterprise, hs and march,
led With his little squad into town where. sc
found about 3, eco rebel troops just getting
of the cars. He promptly raised flag ol
truce and boldly rode forward, demanding
fthe surrender of the place, il tie name q
Colonel Grierson. ~ &t'''s''S s''S' .'''.' [,
The commanding officer ti cof. Coca awib4 waip2
asked one hour to consider the proposition,
and wished to know where Capt. Forbes
would beat that time The Captain an
swered that he would go back with the re-
plyto the reserve-which he did pretty rap
idly. after having shrewdly asesrtained the
strength Of the enemy.7aItis not known
whether Enterprise ever surrendered OF not,
or whether the, ,robelr Colonel is still trying
to find the ,".reserve' to make his, ,peuitent
bow but one thing certain is that Captain
Forbes, with his little squad Of thirty, five
men, did not intend to take those 5000
rebels prisoners time at hast-and was
laughing in his sleeve many miles off while
those Enterprisine people were trembling in
their boots-iiaz. est. II at the present fabu-
lous price Of leather they had any boots to
tremblo in.'',tr .ris. a;s,s.s;!a @s.~s.Ht ,s@Ei1
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-08

Jsnes Nadisoa Cuts, IL ia.hsr 81 III.
'sssa,os Do1E.as. d.ed u Wa.hinetos. d
llth inst.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-08

Az lfiahmap q y dp4esihing Ansriss. .seys.
81 O. tod 8 slat !. Ies rell fagised
tllhssagh 4 tpn4 i .roada't asake = Aiatis
ths eaoqnsd !, thsrsa IL. lsah wstef eepaas n
~ thet y eisht dasa 4 seqM|d u lsslAad H.;
.apd = e seet Ind, y night stisk i iasa
cornsr, sed Jed niyer r sbie tes q fad i ~
sxospt ! i night f. by ihs snsil q yhi.k.s'
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-08
WARREN BRISTOL,
Attorney at law,
.,,,a RED WING, MlNN.

Front Office, over G. McGlashan's Store.
nlsv7'y SfIHfttIg Il ~
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IT CONPANY.
No NJ 70 Ddieys Grove Monday Aaris, ,sss Heats
win leayc follows Twenty eighth silpet Eas, liver A
" Tenth xtrre,, Fas river 10 Pek slip 81 Spring street
North river 70 Thirtieh street North river lsrre
and powertu steamer and onrses Mayower Cleveland
engaged Tor the ocoss B-Dne la rrs will
the foot OF Thirtieh street. North river while tho
lapdings
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I,uRvrrURE wANTED.-oN OR BEFORE AUGUST 6
vNt hay and nav cash Tor about 90 OF slD worth
Of tlonseholi FtFHifnre % medium quality Ary family
individual trrakne ~ hon@.Nrr1i ~ nrd ths GOOD
IN can on or acorsss Mathew ~ broadway.
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TNIAMoEDs, OLD GOLD AND srLvER-BY GOING
IL 10 LOUIS ANRtCB, rs Broadway under the New
York Hotel you win receive ~ per more than nj any
other 10 this city FOR Diamonds old God and Silver
without being compelled ~ take other goods In
lie paws city bsnknbie money. Camers Hair RhAwis All
tnds OF and Furs bought at the hghes price T.
Hroadway
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Y PRIZE MONEY OFFICE
Seamen please BRING yonr discharges
fHpss l.. BRA NARD 81 Wall street New York
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MATRIMONIAL.

A GENTLEMAN. OF LEISURE AND MEANS DE
N sires the acquaintance of Young French lady. wei
educated and accomplished in music; willing 10
the language In the briefest period Ample
nee
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7Sc FRINGE STREET ST. CLAIR HOUsE-ELE.
loo gantly furnished Rooms with bedrooms attached
with complete inslnd
and Croon water TO let TO respectable families or
single gen tlcmen.
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81 . EAST BRoADwAy.-A FEW SINGLE GENTLE
AlA gentlemen aud their wives be accom-
motatd with Board and pleasant Apartments at 2l2 East
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r.cvsoS ENGINE COMPANY NO. A--AT srE.
IL caal meeting a Jackson Bagine COMPANY No ~. he'd
IN Monday evening duly ~ was resolved that vote ~
n.,ss ~ returned 10 Mr.. tNiamasr. MI Murray, M VA
o"e Nj yields, Mr. ormsty. Mr. Dali. VI. E9Far M
honss aud sprusstcn. sud also 20 Mr. m run Mrs
Gr,a,h, JONES Mrs. parr, Mrs hay ani Mrs bof ~
a. fc liberal refrshncnts and truntsns wnlch tney
cislea 10 dur nj the % he ate riots -.
n'' GEORGE HENDERSON, Tss1sa
yAsrxa C. HARrsc, Secretary.
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ON AAn wANrED-FRoM THREE TO rryE
pfO.VVU years On improved property worth ave
Dimes that amount For further Information applv 10
FRANKLIN CLARK, ~ Cedar street.
WANTED 70 PURcnAsE-Is THE sourBrRx
part q tbs state q Missouri improved amos % he
vicinity uf the he of the Pacilc Rarcaf Adlrcs. win
sun partcslars, foresn Registry. 60 Liberty street
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

DEDOwA WALTZ AND SIX FASHIONABLE DANCES
taught perfectly In six private esaons Ass the motion
Of swimming the parer Money returned IL not
ful. Academy SO Seventh Thireenth
DTMAR. Ballet Master
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THE FIREMEs.

"A ward held Al the Fifth Ward oel FRIDAY evening.
July "a, 1863 4 was ,.-,.y.,.. =. 49,. -. -. a.
hereby extended 10 tbs members of Engine Company NO o.
members Of this Firth Ward Exempt Hoe Company
the Department generally 10 the members OF cy
Lodge No Gus ~ and A. ~, of which orean yatons de
ceased was member. TO all members OF The Fourh rea
Ycnt Excelsior Brigade " this city IN which ne nee
command and hs friends and itizena generally - atenc
AZ tmner.i services az LieuIenant William Logon erberts
who fell Al The battle Gehyspure while calamity UNFOLD
racr from fhs Gig Hall. :. day MtwcrM -
p.~.~, q gvtrr. S<crctary
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TnE ERIE RAILWAY COMPANY /,

u :
orvfppspThe Directors OF tAs have declared
uvdend from the earnings OF the roa for six months,
ewing ~. ultimn, OF three and half
thspre erred stock the company assuming and paying the
Eovrnmen tax out OF the undivided earnings belonging TO
VIC refcrred stock account for the year ending December
Ala dividend Of three and one half per the
capital STOCK OF the United States income tar.
Both ayabe al the Treasurers ONCE Ere place, the
i ~ Of August newt the registered holders Of at
the coing 81 the books
Thr snsfer books ~ both preferred and sock
Will he loeed At the close business the 2Sh
day Of Jdy and b. reopened TUESDAY,
he nthtay OF August HORATIO N. OTIS, Secretary.
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u, A. BURNHAN FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACK.
Ing Esahshme mt. lis West Eleventh street between
Fifth and Sixth avenuesPauos mirrors &C.,
packed and shipped to all parts OF the world. Covered
for removing furniture OF families FurntSre
stored.
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e)70 ELM STREET NEAR SPRING-FURNfSHED
AlO Rooms for immediate occupancy. Lowest rents In
the city. considering the coDveniences for housekeeping;
best bedding furniture and cooking utensils and Croton
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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY AUGUST 2 1868.
BOARDING AND LODGING.

A THE FRANKFORT HOUSE, ONE BLOCK EAST Oh
the cry Hail. Of Frankfort and William street.
80 neatly furnished light airy Rooms TO one pa
soa 25c 10 Soc per day. 81 10 IS per week. House open
night
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n srea the acquaintance OF n Young French lady, well
educated and accomplished in music; willing teach
the language the briefeat period. Ample reromrence
guaranteed Address T. Rutherford, box 10 Herald
hce
A PROFESSIONAL GENTLEMAN. GOOD LOOKING
~ accomplished with permanent position In large city
wishes AXE the of good looking
lady healthy. stout aud musical with view to marmony
de vise exchanged II agreeable Address true
without humbGT, s. zaueh New London, Conn.
A YOUNG MAN OF EDUCATION AND RFsPRCTA.
IN bility. returned officer 81 OF
vessels desires make the acquaintance OF young
and agreeable lady with a view to matrmony Address T.
r.. Herald ofnce.
I AM TWENTY-FIVE YEARS OF AGE; NY MORALS,
j nowihsand ng have spent over two IN the
deemed uncxccponabe have received good educa
looks matter Of opinion, stl may that am
positively ugly. BEING fully convinced that III " not best
For be alone" anxious 70 form the acQuain
ancc Of some young lady with view 10 matrmony Any
feel disposed dencc will address, IN
confidence enclosing de viste Lieut.. q. A.
bulanse corps, Second division, First arms corps.
T AN THIRTY YEARS OF AGE; A SON OF THE OLD
Man of the Mountain, good looking but desire the
81 handsome young lady, with ma
trimony The advertiser has lately, White
Mountains and "a stranger 10 thu. city AID
Post Office vas broadway. enclosing carte de .vse.
naArRrMoNIAL-"THE MARRIAGE GUIDE. CON.
ne WY aud those about sent po-pad an
receipt Is ccnts hy EMIL r. LAGNEAU, NJ h. address
boz SO57 Post once New York.
1.-TWO YOUNG GENTLEMEN TIRED OF ROAMING
IN this wide world alone, DESTROYS OF becoming ac
auanted with ladies' OF refinement pleasing
dc vis,e agreeable, Frank and Harry, ben 2si
Post onnce New York city