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go NOS. AND LOCATION
GENERAL HOSPITALS
Post ofBTurfreesboro. Tenn.

GOttA Vi 4fAniANeiGE1llOa 4sfElNAs
Medical Diyseor Po't--hI. Q. wooDwonrH
Hospital No. l--City Hotel; 2. W cornor sqnare
Surgeon 7. D. Fitch F.
- No. 2--Woodbury Pike. s. o. Himoo, sar.
geou In charge
"a No. S--East Court House. W. y. Johnson,
Iu flser.a Surgeon in charge.
No. 4-WOodbuyy Pike. Asst. surgeon
" iti a|-A ~ t y. ". Pearco.
80 No, 5--North tourt House j. 4. Woods,
Surgeon in charge.
AZ 90 No. 6--North.east cor square. NJ B
Failer, Asst Surg IN charge.
4" No. T-Iast Court House q. Woodward,
Surgeon In charge
No. s-0pposte and west City Hotel VIM
A. MoCully, Asst Surgeon IA
rla.i charge.
4" No. p--Cor. Nashville and Lebanon PIKE
q n Permar, Act. Asst. Surgeon
in charge.
3en1 Field Hospital No. i--Ono mile west Court
House. J. Y. Finley, Surgeon IN charge.
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Rsolr d, ltwo-thic s OF the Senators present con.
cur ing That the senate advise ana coDsont TO the
rat hcaton Of the artcles OF agreement and Conyen
tion made and concluded at the city OF Washington
thc l1th day Of March, A. D. one thousand eight hun
dred and ty-three, between william y. Dole, Com
missioner II Indian Ansirs and Clark W. Thouip
son Superintendent Of lhdan Affairs Of the korthefn
suPerntendency the part OF the United trtes apd
Henry NJ Rice Of Minnesota, for aud on half OF tho
Chippewas OF the Missio sipp and the Pillager "a
Lake Winebig shish Btnas Of Chippewa Indians in
Minnesota.n y with the following
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Marshal's Sale
OF A STOCK OF GOODS.

The United States ~. certain lot Of Goods claimed
BY Que +. stewart, now in said District
Libel Of information No l. aled by tho o. 8 District
Attorney for the Middle District OF Ionness@s.
IN PURSUANCE Of wit Of TsndRioni Ezponas to
Il me directed from the Honorable the inttriet
Court, OF the United states for said district on the
18Th day OF MAY lsG2 will sell said Goods al public
Auction 10 the highest bidder, foe cash IN hand at
the store house OF Morgan Co., % The ublio
square, in the city Of Nashville, n the TENTH DAY
OF JUNE next Sale TO- commence At 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, on that day, and continue until All of said
Goods are disposed OF
said stock OF Goods consists of Dry Goods, sneh
as ladies Dress Goods 40, PTnts, Domesticu Giug-
hams, Cloths, CasiIneres, flannes, Boots, shoes,
and Also Drugs and Medicines, Dye stuns, soaps
Candles Lard Uil, and great variety of other alt
olOs n, IL, GLAhOuChs
maVi7--td u. y. Marshal, N. u. r.
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Female members Of the family OF any Goyernmont
employee residing on Tho horcservaHon, VITO shall leach
lnoian gr's domesii economy, shall be allowld and
paid sum not exceeding len d0lsrs per month while
80 engaged Proriied, Thai not more than one thou
sWd dollars shall be 20 expended during any year,
aud That the President Of the nted STATES may sus
pend or annn tots article Whenever be may deem it
r.nfIa n 10 40
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ARTIcLExIY.

| ARTICLE XIV.
II is disinotly understood and agreed that tb,
clearing and breaking OF land for tho Chppewas o
the NJ ne ssppi provided for in the fon-th astics
OF this treaty shall be 10 lieu Of all 70 mer enEygc
ments Of the Uned state as to the bseakrg Of lands
| for those bands.
In testim ny whereof, the said William P. Dole and
| Clark w. THOMPSON, on beh'lf OF the United Siates
aad Henry nice and the undersis ned chlefs aud
headmen, on behalf cf the IN isns, parties tot d
treaty, have hereuntoeet their hands and fixed their
seals ibis eev snth day Of March, A. D. ons thousat
eight hundred and sixty three.
VIM P. DOLE, lseaIl
Commissioner Of Indian Anafs.
CLARK W. THOM P5ON, fseaII
Superintendent Of Indian Affsirs fr the
No,thern Superintendency.
HENRY NJ. RICE Tseal.l
gf... Gull Lake Band
OH we shen shish, or Bad Boy, his mark tseal |
wa DO geez, or White Fisher, Lis mark. lSeal. !
| = -.I : RatJa Lake Bamd. - '''
Nc jaw Ike he shick, or SKY that
Touches the Ground, his x mark. rseai |
All bah sh Jaw wa ke anick, Crossing
Nav gaw ne gaw bow, or Que - ''''' '-''i
Standing ahead, , hiss mark. lsoall
,i Sandy Lake and Rice Lok, Bands.
Aw aw bedway we dung, or Re-
turning echo his mark. [sss.I
20 4; ga ma Band
Ma va je way we dung, or ohOrris-
ter, his mark. (scal.l
Mile Lac Band.
shob osh kunk, or Passes undcr
everything, his mark [Seall
Me no min 9 ko shou, or Ricema- ! -
Po aud ,nos, R,t'sLiyer, @ his : marx marx. Seal seal
and fro, his mark Isoal
Nose man nay, or Moose, hts Z mark fSoal1
Way sa wa gwen alb, Yellow Fea-
Me no ko sbicl, or Fine day. Ris1%sIE. mari Seal Seal
PiRagsr Band er Lescl Lake.
RO she koe, or Bunalo. his mark [seal.l
Son, VI. his xmsrh. [seal.l
Ke me wen aush, Raining Wind, bis marx. seal
Keh beh nav ga, The Winner, his K mark. lseal.l
Win Ne pc 90 shish Band
Kob mub bey, or North star, his xmark. seal.l
Mis- co pc men shey, Red Bird, his mark lSsall
oass Lake Band.
Nav ie kc shlek, Travelling 8.
Ma no 10 to Ike thiok, Spirit OF the : 7
o gee tub, The Trader, hig 4 mark, lSea
Executed in presence Of
v A. q, Hatch,
Geo c Whiiing
A. s. Il White,
George Fuller, N aatf
James Whit head,
ID Geo Morrison,
Paul H. Beaubien, U S. InterrrOter
Peter RoJ Interpreter, Utt-f 70
III. !. q Morrison, Interpreter, -t - -
James Thompson.
Aud whereas, the said treaty having boen subnit
ted the senate OF the United states for its conft
tutiopal action thereon, the Senate DID, ON the thir
teenth day OF March, one thousand e ht hundred and
sixty three advise and consent 10 the ratification OF
the same By 1850 ution with amendments in the
words and hgurcs following towit:
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Medical Department ,

ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND,
NASHVILLE, TENN, MAY 10. 1858.
NoTICE--Any officer or other person who has
In turned over Supplies TO the undersigned or to
any Of his Assistants, from February 9th 1862, to
Fsbruary 26th, 1868, without furnishing an Invoice
Of the sane ans requested to forward such invoice az
once, that he may receive due crdit therefor.
Also, such Medical officers, or others as may have
received no invoice Of supplies drawn by them, will
please notify him by letter as soon as practicable
aud the invoices win be forwarded az once.
hBN. SWIFT, surgeon, U. S.A,
boro. mayl9-lOt
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neIiRions NcrvIcaa.

= Posf eHArELl Second Presbyterian Church College
street. between The Square and The Louisvie Depot)
Sabbath School and soldiers Bible Class at O'Clock
every Sabbath morning. Preaching at lO1S o'clock,
AM, and att Pm. Prsyer-Aroeting oyory Wod-
nesday nizhi a. le'eQok V.
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The Praspees neEore %.

In military sense the prospect before
US has not seemed brighter for many long
monlbs.-Jaoksoa Appeal Nay lOh.
Fw's tEtne. onl encT antmeut 90 'ho view,
Aud ubsd thst 'prspoc,' u its aglrs hue"
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any way interfere with or In any manner m olcst the
Pc sons or property Of the whites.
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We shall remain at our postuntil hope
F" gone'-Jacksa AgpeaL
Aud yOu left post haste.
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PUBLIC SALE on

GOVEfSNMENT SrOCK.
W I'LL bo sold, at public auction TO the hieheot
W bidder, at the Government Horse Pons al the
foot Of summer street.
ESQ HuRSEs CONDEMNED.
Terms easn, and property 90 be removed the same
dayi az tho TisN OF Ow or fale 10 commence at ~
o'clook NJ on Tuesday, Va, 9th, 1893, end 10 con.
tlnue daily until they are all disposed OF
tHAkLfs II. IRWIN.
lat iene. 9th Mich Vols and A. A. o. NJ
Act aat Quertarmasters Oflco, Nashville May
Ats ioi1 may2
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no our suhscrIbera.

In consequence Of the increase IN tho price Of paper
and every other material used in Printing -0flco,
have been compelled to raise the price Of our paper
70 25 cts. per week, or 81 per month 70 weekly or
monthly suSsoiibora, and $40 year to yearly sub
scribors, which must in an cases be paid In advance
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ARTICLE vi.

The United States further agree TO remove the saw
mill rom Gull Lake r servation 10 such point on he
new hsreby set apart a. oay BE- selected
BY the agent and " keep ~ sime Ia godd running
urdef and TO emp y competent saw5e 30 long as
tho iTes lent OF tie Unite States may deem II nects
tecCh Lake. from the last named lake 10 the junction
of ihs MI sssippi and Leech Lake rivers and 10 re-
move the agency 10 said junction, near thereto
IA urlctcable.
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ARTICLE

The UEited Stass agree TO furnish to said indians.
parties this treaty, ten yoke Of good, steady work
proyi ed the Indians shall take proper care Of ana
make proper uso Of the same; assO for the same be-
riod, annually, two hundred grubbing hoes, ten
not % exceed In weight three aud one bali pounds
each, tw0fty spades. Alao Two tcarpenters and two
blaokaAiths Gad iour farm labQrers, and one physi.
nfan
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For sale at this ohioo, such a. Mo.aly o0npany
Ra1s, oloasing RsiSrns, 0rdnanoo Ra,rns, P,Qvisio
Rsfwns, sPeoial Rsqpisitioas, do., 90.
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ARTI LIE ".

Tho United states further agree 70 clear, stump,
grub ond break, IN the reservation hereby set auart
for the Chppewas Of the Mississippi In lots Of not less
than ten acres each at such point points rs the
chiefs Of each band may lect, as follows. viz For
the Gull lake Daad, seventy aeres for the Mile Lao
acres for the Poksgomin Band, MY acres flr the
Rabbit Lake Band, forty acres for the Rice Lake
Band, twenty acres ana 70 build ior the chiefs Of
tian 10 be censtrOctod of hewn logs to De sixteen
by twenty feet each, aud two sto les high 70 be
rooted with good shaved pine shingles The floors 10
be OF scosonei pine plank, jOntod stone or brick
hre-places aud chimueys; three windows intower
story aud two IN the upper story, with good suhsthn
tt authrs TO each, and suitable door4t and bousos
20 lpalh ted with linae mortar. ~
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z 3 Tho following tolersbly radical
standardization comes from gentl man
Of high social position, who was born,
reared and educated In Nashville. "Put
it in your pipes and smoke It," you inn
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In testimony whereof We have hereunto subseribed
our names and anxed eur seals at the city of Wash
ington, this fourt enib day Of March, A. u. ono
thousand eight hundrQi and sixty three.
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OFFICIAL.
By the P,sss8S,t Of he United States Sf
America.
A PROCLAMATION.

10 all and singular 10 iOhom these presents
shall come QreettnQ .
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MTlcLE vInWInT0I.

There shall be board of visitors, 10 consist Of not
less than two nor moro than i've persous 70 be So
lect from such Ch istiau denomination or denomi.
nations as the chiefs In council may designate whose
duty Il shall be obe pFesent ~ 81 annuity payment
10 TIE Ind ans. shetherOfg0eds nOneAE ., PROVISIONS
other articles, and 90 inspect the fields buildngs
mills, and other improvements, made 20 BE- made
aud 70 report annually tht reon on or before the rs
DAY Of Nov, mber and ais az TO the qualifications sa
msral Jepprtmen, OF en- persons residing upon the
aud thcy shall receive fos their services nye doai
por day fr the time actually employed and ten et Is
per mile for travelling expeni es pruvidcd that no one
shai Dc laid y any one year iur more than twenty
travel i.f hfaa eaa ,tla |Hf
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HeSa-Dealers wanting more than one hundred
copies, must sood IN their orders BY O'Clock, tho
evening previous, to have them fiIed promptly.
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ARIICLE VIlI

No person shall DO reoognlzcdas chief shoas band
number 90 than nfly persons aud v cnooaraEe aad
aid the said cicig m pres wing order and Inducing
BY their examp aud advice the members q their 10
there shall be paid 10 each oi said chiofs annually
out Of the annuitios OF said bands, sum not exceed.
log one hundred and hiy dollars q be determined By
their agent according % their respective merits
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| Aud whereas, the said treaty having boen sub nit
ted 20 the senate OF the United States for its cons
tuliopal acion thereon, the Senate do the thir-
teenth dny Of March, thousand e ht hundred and
sixty three, advise and 10 tho ratification Of
| the same by 1850 utoD with amendments IN The
| words ana hguros following to-wit.
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TO Improve the morals and Industrial habits of said
luaians rs agreed that no agent teacher lnterpre.
let' uaaers, Or their employees, shall DO emplo cd
1p Vlptpl lNenaeui or permitted tO roside within he
tesefFalohs belonging 20 the Indians parties - is
lay mlssl 'naries excepted, who shall not have a
sSehuy Iesung with them a. their respective places
=, ehtleg meht or trade within the agency, whose
ots n.sl's apd N,ne6s ahau le reported upop annu-
a,y py me eoafd of Visitors and no person Of h or
a'Aea olota, eaucaied or partially eduoaud Whose
hsss mo any Or otherWise Is not 0ondurive 10 -
Nelafe OF sad Indians, shall receive any beneats
@ W., .,,,s or any i9raer 1roales, anu may be expelled
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Tho reser atioRs known as Coll Lake, Mile IAc
Sandy Lake, Rabbit Lake, Pokagomm lake, aud Kice
lake. described In tbs second ol Of the second
article OF the treaty with the Chppewas Of the 22nd
February, 1855, are hereby ceded TO tho United
tates, excepting half section Of land, including
the mission buildings at Gull Lske. which Is hereby
granted in ice simple TO the Reverend John johnson,
missionary.
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AZ Mauties under this Or former treaties sh.I be
f'l =. Nv \, Slss % % eounoi may request with tho
wse altered or amendedi which shall be done v,hcn
! ever Tue board OF visitors, BY tho reauest Of ~
change shall take place ofouer than ooee h. ,no to
years. rU. " wv
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ltshall not DO obligatory upon the ludans n,rtioq
70 Wis treaty. 10 remove iroln their presont rtSeso
tions untA tha uned Suaies slau have fret oon,i, IA
with She supuiatills OF Articles M ana M ef ms
q. aiyl when the United siatcn shall furnish tben
with aii uecesauy transportation aud subsistence t
thep new homes, aud subgisoace for siH months
thereafter Fr0rided That, owlng 90 the heretofD Al
GOOD oqno e. OF iho Milo Lac Indians, thoy shall mol
ho compelled 10 remove SO long as they small not ln
The New York herald., 1863-12-07

v,RANcfs BUTLER No 3 PECK SLIP. HAS ~ q
eso breed. %, -. and .oes serer str
Ruiler' htv Work, 81 por hoarisd isaea IS Aeol
Ais "a a sgsSl
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HELP wAyTED-MALEs.
A GENTS AND THE WORLD IN GENERAL KNOW
CoMpETIIIQN u THE LIFE OF TRADB

CoNIEyIglQN Is THE LIFE OF TRADE.
the only r. gSa and the oacs. Package house he
city roissss The creates, S,es OF any 10 The world
fac,nrrs prices and enabled supply agents with
a%aty SsnslSas s%as",gs hsad:s%s JsSsy Novel
ou msS ' o nG are sss So S%1 caSo.ed % Re
ss Ga fA i 'sH:s dqss z sss
sSH sSs al ss soac add s1 sen another
sold Of most popular packets We Tetor 70 no clap
ea and examine our 6esnnai Holiday Packets the ale. q
@s so f ST ,se
%seS SS Sc1 hole eT Fs wSs we
enable import watches wheh our competcrs eanno.
fSPss %seepeT T' R"na%SsS AGENTS the principal
we o, I 1ds u,s Pas ag 10 m % an ais
pres ut fOw & w. srene ns, wSlsh o Sys y, a
send for our new rensr se no, dens.s @ o. ,ns
order 70 nos9 sog e m s s" rich, rom he stock
q. & HAsKINs & co. SO Beekusn, stree, N Y;
put np 10, sTsss sT%y ssd navy suffers All
GENTS, BEWARE OF rHE ESuMERoUsrMPuDENr
ssmsns ~ sSr sSaS he.e promise. q
Ss be s. %aS y .s .s SSs s
We have 70 ehose fTo,hey are free present.. 10
or $50 c.s before yoa s, ho.. seousdrs, DO We
Agents viii notice package. mus. b q s,;ra Sus
and meet s sssS ss Gc TTss The es ssi as nos
G NJ large, oass rssr
/
SIS Per day msie easy. AGENTS make enormous
profits sell qn.s entire sasfacon, and receive iee
as preseu, from SPLENDID gold OF silver watch hng
UmskeeItr, ny selling our gea
and wonderful double ave Prize Packages now in un
demand Largest and best Of all Each psetage con
articles of iewery Ae worth 81 Tor only 3 centa
County rights ~ 80 Tor sca circulars for
ls6A free aiming sx.rs prrriun Inducements. y u
RICHARDS Co tO2 Nassau street v original largest
and oldest Prize Package house In the world
A CASH MAN wANrED-To BACK THE ADv1Rris
"A or in manufacturing Pinkhnrd,s patent fsror bed
stead years In use and general demand or the sane
princlps viii call no agents VIII be treated win
| Call al lS7 Beecker street
YOUNG ENGLIsHaAN ASD WIFE. VINO hAvk
! the best OF r.fetenrcs. desire situation N q pr
/ xate family or hotel, cncumhrapcc, The man Ne
coaehman or walter. bis wife as cook % chsubep, su
t.n,dress Town or country inquire ~ he once Nc.
/ t1Ynt'u Uait Asor place aud Eighth street
] DENTIST WILL TEACH DENTISTRY 10 Two
| n vouuHweu Of rood sdd ess aud edlcsunn. spte 70
support themselves ~ three 20 stx monhs eo9Isn
Addrcss, stating aAe aud ocCpalon Denuth 'E-'s
| BroaiNs, Post once
poY wsNTED-tT THE LAMP STORE ell GRAND
| ID A. Iefetrces required.
Doy wASrE p-FRON u TO ~ WARS OF AGR. TO
| ID attend n a stoned 10 the hus
| pes preferred Inquire at ~ Rector 81.
DoY wASTED-ls TO 20 YEARS or AGY HONEST
ssfr n ore. nt Who las been IN The ~ business
pr-f,r ei IN as, re We commented Address ', l. D
rsga.- S-sg.
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sPoilTINe.

noGs FOR SALE -ONE POINTER DOC, I,iolko, vh
iV broken. unr Newfoundland arsir Z tsnsu "Iey,
bounds sman r.od cs large Newfoundlsnd y wv I sa %
IAN pups one three mouths Old weighs our lVul" -
srme ono black Terriers and &c tch ttttete m 9i
IN lutes' 49,, ~. CT t,,,r JOHN GRAY.
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-
A SET OF TEETH IN THREE EHOURs.-ENTIRE SAT.
"a isacon or no pa. at 23l Sixth avenue between Fif
teenth Sixteenth streets No charge for extracting
teeth without pain oy nitrous oxide where others
wehed lower SETS equal god from $40 70 $l6 $50
Sixth avenue.
and better inserting partial Of teeth
239 Sixth avenue.
Fine gold and patins sets. bound and capped with
plumpers at 2S9 sixth avenue.
Fine gold Piinss at 239 Sixth avenue.
Parties the country by making previous engaro-
men and calling in the morning, have their teeth the
same uay. at 239 Sixth avenue.
Once hours The morning till at night, 239
Sixth avenuc between Fifteenth and Sixteenth Streets
AT B. L. WAITS es FOURTH AVENUE OPPo-
Gum Blocks perfe imitation nature $50 Teeth filled.
gold, 81; dcnne. % extracted
lively without pain ~ cents References of the highest
character Operations warranted
A RTIFICIAL TEETI.-ONLY Ss BEAUTIFUL.
"A sets me gold and platina, silver. and vulcan
rubber from to So and warranted unsurpassed by
work IN New York elsewhere Single Teeth ST. teeth III
pun extracted without the pain gold pure white
tina and bone hngs 5Jc TO 81 and ei for life.
Office 1888 Sixth sweets
DR.. LUTHER Dentist, is years established
A RTlFICIAL BEAUTIFUL GUMorvPE PATENT
~ Teeth. Sets only 81, SIS and $40 warranted Single
teeth ST.; filing teeth with god 81 extracting teeth by
irons oxide gas without pain at the National Dental Gal
lcry Sixth OF Twenty street Five
premiums awarded. DIR. MANSON. Dentist
u DENTAL ASSOCIATION
originated and the Nitrous Oxide Gas ~ Bond
G. =. COTTON. JOHN ALLEN SON
Nr b. GRIFFIN K BROS 25s GRAND STREET NEW
lN York and 27 Fulton street. Brooklyn extracting
Teeth positively without pain BY the nsc OF nitrous oxide
Inserted They also Inserting full sets OF Teeth
Gold, S25; Pana $25; Silver $iO; Rubber, $40 Partial
sets on gold 81, silver, 81. Extracting, IS cents
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EXPRESSES.

IluRkuAMs FURNITURE BxPRBss, OFFICE. lis
- West Eevsntu street. between Ffh and sym ssenne
Pianos Mirrors Ssinsry. Sc paired and ehlpIeu 70 s
Of the wrd covered WAGONS r removing furniture
V and from Nc eoua,FI Furniture sloed
The New York herald., 1863-12-07

Girl WISHES A SITUATION As
Sa aiermad and 10 10 q vi ng; can rperse on wheel
I~on's wing nHcAiue would 10 out b the week
hth has go i1es o. dres. aking Call AT CT a..
Ist, Brooklyn, second floor. front room.
The New York herald., 1863-12-07
HELP wANTED-mALEs.

DOoKKEEPFR WANTED.-OkE WHO UN Err.
stands To keepn o. books an vt, N g. deyots
whole time 70 the bts O~ra preferred wh0
talk Eae lsh nuenty. Apply 5feRey of ith
and 18th
The New York herald., 1863-12-07

IsfrUATToN wANTED-BY An AN RtCAN wO
nsn 20 take care of chi dtcu and do l'ght CD. mttr
sood ei'I reisreosS Ca =, u, a.ag! y
The New York herald., 1863-12-07

SMART COMPETENT WOMAN WISHES A STU.
htinn and plain sewer; best city TcieTcnge.
H. tor Two ds, s. al 2l5 bth av
The New York herald., 1863-12-07

bUNG WOMAN LATELY LANDED. WANTS A
} n iion 10 do cham or ~ork aud take cs o ch !.
br 10 10 general housework. Can 10 seen for Two
u lts East 18th NJ.
The New York herald., 1863-12-07

YOUNG GIRL, l6 YEARS OLD, DESIRES HOME
in family Ia take ri children, and ts willing tn
ist in sewing or usework; has never lived out. Ad'
Iss c. Cooper. station ID.