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y. 8. MARsHAL's NOTICES.
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TSuED sTATEs 90 AMERICA. DISTRICT on IN.

tNOs 1aof
TINTED sTATks on AMERICA. DISTRICT on IN.
DIANA. 50
NwssAs, libel of Information has been hled N TIE
District Court = the United statrs within aud fof the
Seventh Circuit and District % indsa. the nth day
~ Isnuary. ise1. BY John Hauna, tsg.. Attorney
oi the United states fof the District ef Indiana against
ts fooing described estate. credits and effects 81
James Carson. 'ewit "A certain Judgment against Aosss
Mofrlsnd abd William Mofuland in the Madison Crcult
Court ia the State II lndsna rendered April Tefm sGi.
fof fsl7 10. with credit thereon of $500. also pfoms
sofy a0ie against The parties due December 7h.
isGi f,r ~ 900 and against the
parties fof tTfS q which IL due Dccemoef a.
lsil and The othef doe pueembef b, is6a of yio.
aion II The puwefs u au afi u Congress approved July
~ tSda entitled, "An O. suppress iBsurrecti"n. 90
punish and Fvbsou a. rsise and csnn-cate the
property Of rebels and lof other purposes" aud pfayng
process against ssi properly, aid that the may be
condsunned and sold a. sneuea' property,
Nov therefore, IN pursuance ~ the molfion under the
seal of sad Court a. me- directed aud delivered do here.
by give pablc notice 10 all persona claiming said pfepefy
er part thereof, Ia manner Interested therein,
that they be aud appear beiofe the said District Court ~
the United states be held the city ~ Indiana poiis
and f,r the District Of Indiana. the Monday
ef FEBRUARY nest, Al ten oelook The forenoon o that
day, then and hefe "a niepose thertalms and ~ make
their allegations Ia that behalf
u. q. ROSE. q. r. Marshal
Per T. n haHlow, Deputy,
Attest
Jons "A. REA, Clerk lan20.dl4t
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limited STATES orAuEnucA, Dis-

TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, DIS
u Titicr on INDIANA, So
wHTRrAs, 4 libel u otinionnatou has been hled Ia the
District Court ~ the United states, within and for the
seventh Circuit and District u Indiana the 3th day Of
January, is03 by John Hanna, Req, Attorney Of The Uni
tel ftaes uf the District ~ Indiana, against the life
estate ~ lorrnto ~ Cowdeu, Va anu "a the following
described real estate IN said District towiu piec.
parcel Of land adjoining the town OF Cambridge CITY, adj
Joining The wesi eide Of lot ., IN block 2, H. and r.
iu Hawkins addition "a said town, and being directly
south o lot a. and part OF g. IN sad block aud facing
Railroad street and the tinclnuati aud Chicago Railroad
on the south, The same eng the property formerly owned
~ WIN. N. Cannon, and bciHg hundrrd feet tho
street hy about lao feet deep. aso a5 feet side lots
and q, In block 2 W H. and y. ~ M Hawkins
addition 10 sad town. for violation ef the powers uf
an Act OF Congress approved July i7h 1854 eutitled
Au Set TO suppress insurrecton 10 punish treason and
rebellion. 90 seize aud conscae the property Of rebels
aud fr other purposes" praying process against said
realty, and that the same may be condemned and
sold as enemies property.
ow, therefore. ~ pursuance Of the Monlton under The
seal of the said Court directed and delivered. do
hereby give public notice To al persons claiming said
realty, any part thereof In any interested
thervln that they ho aud appear before the sad the Die
tfc Court of the United states 90 DE held nt the city ~
indianapolis IN ami fot the District ~ Indiana, un the 1T
Monday ot February next ~ 10 o'clock of the ufenoun
of that day and then AMI there 10 nterpose their oams
and make THEFT Legations in that behalf
u. g. RoSk, 4. \, Marshal
hyt s, HiorIow, Deputy
loas n, Rs.. Clsrk. lanl7.dlN
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LAW SCHOOL.
LAW SCHOOL
-OF-
Harvard College, 1876 63.

1.-TWO Terms Of nineteen seeks each. commencing
MARCH I'd and SEPTEMBER 7th
For Catalogue and Circular address
JOEL PARKER, Royal Professor.
Cambridge, Mas. Jan %, ls6S- feb7-3td
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~ AItIsIaoNs' RANK.-No 10 Esst washington street
Iu opposite the sentinel once mait
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Advertisement published IN both The Daily snd the
WeekIv Ngsrssst viii 10 charred the f Daily rates,
~Hh one hail The WeekiN rafes added
uslnesa kaiess puhlahod u he local columns. o ten
lines 81 uff eli b. fcd for each Insertion VI. "
ovet ten lines ten cents per line
Chsfgss vii he made fur Inserting The notices Of the
fossnR Oticrs koecss and Association a. the rates
named. g. he paid in sif fanCri
Nlltarf Cbfnpaflcs, Order e odd Fellows, Masonic
oriefs Iienssosnt Societies aud SINGING Societies.
Fof each notice net exceeding lines q cents Tor each
Insertion. aver eight lines at hls tate.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached tl
without notice free
Marriage Notices so cents.
Notess af Festivals. Poncs and fNcusos, gotten uphy
individuals asaoclaons hy churches Al The regular
prices. .
Advertisements loaded and PLACED under The head N
Special Nuees ien lines er e,si, vii be charged double
The usual rates.
Advertisements mskinr Ices than thres lines. inHsted
enee ~ che nsv, vii ~ charged my csnts,
Yearly advertisers W pay quarterly.
Announcing esnddaiss fof olees ~ evefy description
Co be- charged the of f so of each name h the
Daily, and o. 10 The Daily and Weekly, the sane 70 be- N
ell oasss. paid In advance,
Legal Advertisements inserted a The expense ofihe ~
ternsys ordering. snd delsyah faf the legal ptoceef
lnTs, hu eoeciahe Al our usual TINE, Publishers mol
accountable for the ACCURACY n legal advertisements be-
yond the amount charged fer their pahlicslion
ELDrR. uArKNrss uNaHAM,
ttupflriafn indiana Aalr sehllnel
a. NJ. Tttfukp,
..t fuaf "A. Ia Ioufna Iotnpauy,
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LEGAL.

SsTATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY, SIS: In the
- Marion Circuit Court Of Marion county, in the
State of Indiana, March Term, \ ID. lss3-MAry p. Mil
Ter vs. John Miller
Be il known. That on this Goth day Of January. in
the year l53 the above named plaintiff By her attorneys
filed In the Office of the Clerk Of Marion Circuit Court her
complaint against said defendant in the above entitled
together with AFFIDAVIT of eompeteD, person that
said defendant John Miller no; resident ofthe state
Of Indiana.
Said defendant j. therefore hereby notified OF the Hing
and pendency Of said complaint against him. and unless
he appear and demur thereto AZ the calling Of
cause second day ofhe nextterm Of said Court
be begun and held az the Court-house Ia the city Of
Indianapolis the fourth Monday In March next said
complaint and the and things therein contained
and alleged WILDE heard and determined in hisabsence
wM. WALLACE, Clerk.
J. Morrison, Attorney for Plaintiff.
feb2-s3w
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sole Proprietor uni Manufacturer ~ the Hard Rubher
fr'iss unlrf iiigfs A uspi,ss,r's Patents
The iafl itl~r Truss v unlsu sni uil~rior 10 All
ahrf. lf "a fdasiuR r~.rtai Mill nr,,f hrrak rus
chafe, ~ 80 hlslrf san e male .iln oF inl~f will
~ wlt II Nnrs' standing. d~s nt pr~-. njure
nls "iri, hni i alan,s riran aili vsH ~ nrw,
raiHfs ran ~ afrrnlrlt ntiai hy -rnslng ass In
inrlrs trnni ls"iv IA lire u rui''nre.
ilftwN'f. ~ ta sta'ftfi, u,st W'l~fs The fol,
l'vff nuly are enrusi Iivt Mai. tmipuhan and
rHflof Nra York; rr,t ,.'~lnfi nid ATnew. i1laiel
lha. hr " iinsai. snn'''sn i."i1ta lufssa. Ms.i.
ngipul t's'f. nrttHri. irnr i'a, Aniss'w. and Ia.
Ns thrigul ~ Nulnil, Milwaukee, Wis
Ms'hh,fnf"s aei isss ln sss,llet ife.~., .i~iosn.
inai Nul.ft'fs, SIN Rnd tffi,n llsfh stockings fof
vlrl,t,aa ,rlus, answnsnp tnnAnvrs 1r,, A.
lR WiiNlAt PAflNf Ahtifitt " ttt. man,
hrnr-i is q ~iaf,i. has MANY advantages all
ullff snd an Nibfee uf eic IA lies reviewed the
nrsi premiums n The niri STATES fnlfs, under ilw rs
amntlh ~ lr lti snfseofta w sif C,antf, iis mo.
f., 4. r,-rsivr,i rtii-F cr,. t~hkh will
hrrnh fNiW II FFra IFrferiws o,rs ihv safn rpfinE
used IN mltr iimla
send s"'np hf rafaihie'' r"si once noN sat5.
eeay- for sale by all prugsIs,l, noyii.'a2'dsm
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rRussEs. &C.

L d. = II - =, = = } = 10 US
FsrAnLtsitNfNr '9i rtsns a.. CWc,oo. lat.
nraneh nnce W IS Nor firh s'r''ri ~ Louis. No
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puues AND MEDICINES.

VNytf.Fy A. LOWRY. DRUGGIST r--Deser IN Drug.
w Chemicals, Paints. OILS, nyestus botanic Patent
AMI other Medicines Motions AMI rrtfmey No 30 Ma.
sschasstts avenue. indianapolis, nosa0-iy.
ruNoMtISSoN a CoA. dealers IN Drugs Medicines,
Paints Oils. Glass rsffumefy, Fancy Doods Ae.. 80.
n fast Mashlneion street. indianapolis. mayin
ID hRowNING, Druggist, and dealer IN Paints, OLE,
HI. Naml.hes bye xtaf. Glasp Glassware, ieffimcfy,
Se. No. ss. We, Washington street apraT
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ut q. MAYHEM A CO. Wholesale dealer IN Roots,
Ia. Shoes and Rubbers 80, Roberts Block, orpo-iis
he linton Depot, Indianapollf. Ind sept
a DAN kNODf.E SON. manufacturers and dealers
In all kinds of Boots and shoes, No. ~ Eas Wash
nsfon street. apr2T
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CHINA, GLASS AND auEENsw ARR.

thAS. k HAWTHORN, Importer Il China, Glass aud
- oaeenswaFe. No. ~ kast Washington a., indian
aPoli-. imiiana. Also, neater In Stoneware. dec2s
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SCHOOL ORGANS.

A NEW INsTRUNEST-JUsT THE THING FOR
n sabbath Schools, Academies and Small Churches.
~ &c II ~ cBH E<A -.
ny7 WILLARD A STOwELL
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nay Goops.

VA a n. GtFsN co. New York Store, pry
w 0oodswhelesale and Retail 6enns' Heck, gasl
Warrington street mays
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SEWING MACHINES.

A NO. 2 GENUINE SINGERS SEWING
"A machine for sale for cash. or part caah and psst
trade. No bogus but . genuine singers msshinsk
Spring 4, Sd Moor. front Sio
L'OR SALE-TWO No. 2 SINGERS 6xW.
L ing MaciAns-, cheap. Tl6 Sd svo. sN
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(EOION ACUEDjtr DtPAkI NtNV,
y See Yotk July pth, l>'ia. Notice hef,hy given
ts rNV tUr cent pens Wtl be- added on TIL LIT LAY
- Nurus wv on ell uHp,id water tuts. Tnns.
~ hI'fN. Water Her,.tr,r. Nj
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LyG.<EISIIkY.

ALL OPERATIONS IN SURGICAL AND
LAuechan c-l dent 'try, with all the modern IN.
plovelrtu'', 'sl. My p"rio III .ud saffHu'ci.
Teams mOdorS'e, Tech NttAcfei without pain,Ir 10
charge by IN, II. vllLtRS, 10 iowcry, OPT osit, ne
o .d theatre SO
4 MDSl WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
"A laying had - - III ,rtrAotod cit.ont pain,
b. ". j.. JAf fiL.. ~ Urand It, blocks
m.udMnn 20 tho-- ,Ifrring from t0Othsohc. Miss
SALDMY WILLIAMS Dundee. y J. 2U9
Dk JOHN nOWE, 49, CANAL STREET.
/.et SIT o. tech On silver At ~ 70 40; on gold
at 40 to $Z5; i,rs. 'ts ~ cent? PER tooth; teeth
TILED with gold, ui,nt, ~ 0hri hlllnss, 30 cts
to II per tooth I.rth cut. .e1ed without pain. 3i4
hrs. GRIFFIN, 9jS GRAND ST. NEW
- York, opposite lord TayloF'-, and 2bT Fulton
At, Blooklyn, ar, cr.ins their improved Artifelni
Teeth with witlOut attracting the roots Full
-.tts on sold OF nlttin. ~; on silver OF rubber ISL
psrta .ct'' rod. pr tooth -; silver or rubber, ~
Extracting, ~. yv9
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COAL.

EIRST QUALITY RED AND wEHTE ASH
l. Goals Large MT, 81 Flg and 5tovesoS. OrdHp
received st JI3 l,overv, III CREME asDoA and SD
Broome Al. JACOB WEEKS. ~
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VIty Hal, JuIv II, TN0d.
Al rico' ne f'Ao BOARD Of Aldermen, held ID y
d.', III In cs,n, ,rnunication VA received from
the CT, lns,N"o. vhtrh vac laid over and directed
10 " prhhrh'C 'i he ,orpo, alton papers aud in
the san ucv,lA coo
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OrtlCt CLEEh BOARD OF ALDLk-
OAtN.
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ENCUR SuONS.

EISHlNG BANKS - STEAMER MARY
1t hey Il, 81 pier 4, North River at S.<, daily
except Saturdays. Fare, oOsts. Music, Rsfrahnents
BAIT ana lines on board. x18
LISHlNG BANKS AHOY-I0 900 SEA
i bass caught daily on steamer STATEN ISLAND.
Err, Capt l. o. Phillip, leaving every day ezceYe
Saturday, south 10Th st, WilliAmsbursh, 81 A. NJ
Peek 81 y. IA goth at, N. X. at y Spring d, n n
at 81 Iier 4, foot Morris WstS. Rsfrsshmsst. an4
bait furnished on board. 80
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NNASrED - GOOD OPERATIVES ON
w Sns.rs sewing nsehiues, for g. work on mil
tary overcoat. also good fnisrr and sori quick
hand. NAV spply 20 A. JACOBS, $40 East Houston
Of. het Ridge aud Pitt NJ
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SHIPPING. 70.

IGOR LIvERPOOl-OLD BLACK BALI
l. Line Packets The ship IsAAC WEBB, gill sstl
puuctuAily on Saturday, Aug. LIST. For passaSo
IN csbin, second cahn apply honrd foot u Bssk-
man st.. az to ROCHE BROS. COFfBY, ~ scath
al S6J
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GlEL WAIVED, 10 COOK, WASH AM
~ iron. she mIst be clean and within, n xo,l,
tone need apply without good city reference 1881 At,
toiney It. .,X
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\\TANrtD-NTSI HANDS To WORK
w On tine -ott good prices will he paid. Cal a.
9'l Mytt' svr, Brooklyn. j. CALhOLL. f3
\iANIkD--GOOD HANDS 10 WORK
w IN hoop sslrts. Inquire ~ "a DIVISION street,
-
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GIRLS WANTED 10 MAKE ARTIFICIAL
Hover, coed wage, pal and constant work a
~ waaiei 60 press leaves. Aupiy TO 4. NJ GID.
DIMES, o. walker II, corner of b. sdway .vd
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WOVEN, WOVEN, WOVEN, WOVEN
w skIri hands vsnted-.i0c por hundred paid for
,iSt.pr strt.. Apply to 5. r. & A. 7. MEYER, i0i
lIOAdWAy
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GIRL, ABOUT II OR H. YEARS OF AGE
~ wanted % take care Of children, al 10 make
hcrtsf generally useful. Apply at lg2 spI u u for
two day.
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AIDES TAUGHT 10 OPERATE On
NHn' - and WG " machine ly an experienced
~ Il, tr mummy. tuckiug md fancy bradlng taurht
prl, 81 Tor /; recommended 70 shops after learning
2tl Nh ave, bet 10Th and nth Hts SgI
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ECR CUTTERS, FUR SEWERS WANTED
Immediately We will pay the hest prices l. !
T. PHILLIPS, 6J Broadway. Work hands entrance
~ lnnity llscc 2lT
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| WANT , MIN on \ FARM 4 SHORT
sdir'auce froEi Brook = No ob eotion 10 good mon
lately lsndtd SoYd home SD good Wsres AppIy
e. Nj, tliRIs1OF!iEk, ~ lliaiy 81, Hrookyn 4, ar
fultan st ~,
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= 600 POUNDS OF OLD TYPE Metal
caN~DOvanted. Apply st the sun office. 800
Oh 600 LABORERS WANTED In
<CsOOC ediatrly, al tn. IiAh office, = D.
broadway, for the Atlantic and Great Western rail-
rond good chance hr men. Work for year.
WAGES sl.25 per day. PsssAge no. No deduction
OF the fare. 800
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| O00 RAILROAD LABORKRS Wanted
iaOOOfU the West Wages, ~ % TOR 10 hours;
lisht work, cheap board passage fee no deduction
for fare. Work for years. Apply u Greenr icii
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WANTED.

\NANTED--A MAS As VALET TO co
w TO Europe. ge. liberal: = Gle H. for Il rcery
stores Tine Keeper to- = Lumbar Yard. I Pcttrrs
for strrr. C.rk Tor Railroad ii-s,t Oncc Girls
20 ffsNtl with families 10 California aud Eur Pc.
Aprj NJ. Chatham square. ~
WANIEn-NEST AND rANr rISISlt-
w er. and hsi.ieis one sos, bu; on boil make
some sood sewers e. learn. Can all the week At
second II. If
WANlED--A STOUT BOY THAT ~
piint. God wages aud stead! -ork App 10 q.
SAMUEL, ,i9 rhiri avr. tod rcicrcnc, 'sSIuireI a
NANTED--A BOY FROM IL 10 IT.
w yrsp, at 3i2 Fourth AVE-. g
WANTED--A SMAKT 10Y TO t1TESD
w hn. hei ID ,nd II vc@rs ~ Az. With 49, city
reference. Aprly to II. MAGj IRR, cor of 5>h I and
Ave n, at 10 q. IN. -
WASrFD--2 GIRLS FOR LIGHT BCSI.
w nsss, A. 80 waync It, Jersey CITY ~
WANTED . BLACkSMlTHS-l As 4
w toorman snd the other fireman. Avyly At O.
Giconwich ct. "
w AN / T. D-TWO GOOD GIRLS FOR
w Srihhng. cleaning, aud general ~o.l ARMY
At IN" Frankfort Hcurc, cor u frsukfoi. and 81
liam It. g,
"ASTED-A GOOD VEST MAkEE. ONE
w Who ind-rs sn,s sli Mind. Of vprt making On.
who understands 0p-ra inc on hnstrs mao hine Az
p' ~ Christie 81, 10 the rear, I'd t'oot lOO
NtANrED--A NOuSG MAN BETWEEN
w the 49, " r. sui II, to AsSst In {, nding bar
ArPb, q. tusl Il cor Raricr =;
WAS lD--A GOOD OrtEArOE on W -.
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\NANrED-A BLACKSMITH Also A
w man 10 put up once aud cemetery rninss
Apply At 6i ie~nd. nj
WANIED-PKRSONS WHO WANT 10
w learn g. o..rste On Singers Swing mach Inc
lerns ~ practice on al kinda Of work Alsu rood
.'~is to learn the pSntaoon making Ii.guir. al IA
4 hr II. Lar
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400 RAILROAD LABORERS Wanted
cOOto work for the Camden q Amloy X. X. Co,
q short distance from the city in the state Il New
jersey hest Kind Of company work aud healthy loca
ton; wages IL % PER day for 10 hours wo,k usld
every two weeks passage free, no deduction piat
10 Greenwich llc
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Shands o. :. +. nCAkLErI & co. will please call
=, - Deg It, uhcf, | hAv" resumed business. A,o
bal tiers and oITrators Srser- machine, and good
Military hands wanted. SAMUEL T. sCAKLLIT.
81 Dpy Il. Wl
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\NONEE AMI CORDED
Skirt HANDS
WANTED,
.kJG AT ~ l'nIiSss 100 I

wv ~ N toiisNF, "" ftEhl'E 81,
" \ y Il D-A GOOD CHANCE FOR
w young men wishing TO 60 In the 4. :. Navy for
one year: months pay in advance, srog and pr re
money; also l-t and I'd class lr.men. Apply at the
N1val shipping Oncr, No. ~ I0~ery, idJ south IT.
.
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1000 RAILROAD LABORFRS WANT
cOOOed Tor the Pennsylvani. e 'ntral X X. CO.
N'srs 81 ~ per dsv; spikers - 20; track layer
- %; masons 10 ~, for 10 hour work Fare free
no deduction. start to day at N. Inquire Ut the
office 10 GreeaWichst go
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WNNrkD-A GOOD BRASS MOi'LptR.
w at u. WEIGHTS, i3l and tx, Ncrcerst 100
WANlED-A Bi.AC kSMi1ii-ONE WHO
" sa GOOD n o,Inan. Apply 10 PATRICK Ktll.
~ lAl-t at and 9Th avenues hsnhnttsuVille lJ!
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oar FRONT MAKER WANiFD A
Ssuod man 'ha' understands his hu-incr, and th,t
IAN max" sud bind fOuU, can have CONSTANT employ.
e." .s nHa rood wages" sAAl' l. SCARLET %
The New York herald., 1863-11-06
DELMONICO.


Throughout the evening tue supper were
throngcd and presented the most animated most bril-
liant appearance. Tho beautiful toilette: OF tho ladies'
the glitter OF their diamonds, the gay uniforms OF
the ofhcers, oil blended into harmonious ensemble
which but added the magnificent appearance
OF the hail. Above tho laughter Of the guests aud the
loud popping Of the Widow Ciicquot champagne were
heard the strains Of music. the odor OF flowers
aud OF tho patcs also mingled and We must assert
that II the Academy, with Its waltzes, its quadres
and pokas, attracted the guests, Irving Hail. with its
splendid table aud rich wines, less patronzed
Tho covered passage way constantly crowded and
we observed that than necessary of care
taken by many very many persons, repeat their
visits TO the hall We suppose It's brilliant appearance
was the attraction.
There woro some funny incidents At the supper. For
instance contrary to the usual American gen.
tcmen there attention paid to the ladies. They
we're crowded into the middle Of the moor, and the
GA, while tho lades--bless their dear little
bearts-l,oked We noticed that many OF them wore
an ocg tme passed and they got none Of tho
edbcs wo might say that OF them waved furious
they squeezed aud pushed zach other sharp
about dresses and want OF room and In fact qnar
relied outright at times The men made occasionally
spasmodic attempts to pass lobster salad or gcla-
tine 10 their fomalc friends; but owing 10 tho
male Jam this generally n fruitIcss effort, and tho
quietly gave up the struggle and eat up themselves
the tempting III bits intended for their fair part
nen. This done, the ladies wero solemnly as
sured that supper was out Of the question and
led away grumbling. At times members Of tho
Committee went up into the gallery aud shouted out to
tho hungry crowd 10 the hall that thousands waiting
70 sup These announcements received with jecrs
and sneers by those who at the tables tucklng
Up 10 the last this state OF jam and squeeze continued
q. the supper room, until tho meal prepared tor
two thousand persons all devoured and the scopy
walters had become contrary 10 their usual custom
rose and unKod The moral OF all this IT, that supper
for two thousand cannot easily DO converted into supper
for four thousand, and hopo that in the future tho
lesson may profit. There be reason why ball
committees should not, like the rest Of mankind, be
taught by experience.
THE OUTSIDE, WIN INCIDENTS.
Although the hour for Tho opening of the doors OF the
Academy was Fixed by the committee at niue O'Clock
long boorc that hoursay haf.past sevcn-he curious
multitude began their appearance aud throng
the sidewalks leading W The principal Of neress
Among this assemblaee were anumber Of people, pfiu
cipay boys of olhrs who do not hesitate when grand
characterization n Kind s 10 mako lheir no
pssrsnoc and ~ susesuly remarks t1dcavor 10 cas-,
v,deuo upon ny tho admirable srrausonsns OF the 10
Ire orasr N. 9rsonai a,rsslon II supe, otsp
The New York herald., 1863-11-06
From Idaho Territory.

Hon Si1ney idgcrton, chief Justice Of ldsto Territory
arrived a, Bannock City on Friday, sept IS f- tram
left Omaha June 49, IN King the trip IN three months
Colonel Savery also arrived with the Judge ID will be-
remembered tnat the Colonel born same day that
General scott was aud had command OF reg undor
Scott at Lundy Lane, was iu to tcrfa sht
under General Houston the texas war aud fought
In the OF Mexico AT the breaking out tie present
war the Colonel was possessed of large estate Texas
which has been conscated by the rebels Prefcrrng the
sacrifice OF property TO the Abandonment of the old flag
under which he has fought and bed mauy battle
fields, be has been travelling the North aud
svery locks and ,otterng step among the gold neds
OF the West
Captain Fisk and his escort also arrived at Banpock
City on Monday Sept 2s He left Fort Abercrombie May
15 passing through the hostile Sioux country without
cdent or molestaton from the Indians. Capain Fisks
expedition was sent out by government 10 escort om
grant trains the northern route from IT. Paul 10 ths
head waters OF tho Mississippi.