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Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-06

. What hey look ere p But there was no
adequate expression to her wrath so she began
to laugh in light, raspy way, and finally
roared, almost every one but poor c. joining
in the chorus.
"Turn roun, man, turn rom and look thar, "
said she.
!" WHARF cried G., immersed in the idi-
ON through sheer confusion
9 Thar at Sal Curdy, you donk Go long =
said the other, pointing at the scornfu beauty
close by; and G. was before her in M
instant, bowling and perspiring furiously, while
she arose and took his arm like a queen.
Then the shiny bald forehead of the fiddler
commenced swaying up and down as he bent 10
his task, the crazy instrument shriekcd and
walled, and the dance began. It was a sort Of
wild cotillion, which none of the male perf0r-
mers had attempted before, so that there were
frequent bumpings up against and unintentional
changing of partners, which not only added to
the hilarity of the occasion, but contributed
much to the discomposure of the minstrel, whose
shril directions, as he called the figure had lit
tie effect upon us. The unique manner in which
this worthy performed the part of master of Ger
emonies was somewhat interesting as we'll as
ncomprehensible.
keep in de ring keep in de ring Fellahs
to de right, gals to de lef ! Keep in de ring
Now hans all roun' Swap de partners Keep
in de ring Nor: shassy, shassy-keep in d.
ring Fellahs to de lef, gals to de right Nor
hams all roun' hams all roun' WhoopF
Something of this nature, yoCiferated at the
top of his mighty lungs, with periodical Ash
antee war-whoop rising through and minging
with the screams of the violin, while his great
crank of a foot crashed up and down on the loose
planks of the floor, contributed to the strange
ness of the rude scene. Every one liked it as he
got used to it, and the female portion seemed
absolutely in ccstacies. Even the widow looked
up excitedly from the Fireplace, and cheered VIZ
on, all the mother leaping over her hard face ut
some masterpiece on the part of one OF another
of her girls
{" Go in, Deely Sling him, Pheely Hooray
hooray, look at Nicely p would burst from her
lips at intervals, while her eyes seemed to fash
and her angular form seemed to grow supple
and rotund once more as we swept before her.
CONCLUDED NEXT WEEK.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-06


awaiting us in their best garments, which, may
as well say, were by no means extrayagant None
of the male Georgians we had expected to meet
were yet on hand but every one assured us they
would join us soon and we cared little whether
they would or not, as there was only about
girl apiece as it was.
Although early autumn the mountain vicinity
made the nights coolish, and great fire, appar-
emily composed of whole trees, was leaping and
cracking in the fireplace, which occupied almost
one end of the apartment And there, at one
side of it, sat the old lady, with her black pipe
between her lips, and the set sneer on her brows
and mouth, and the inveterutc, high old sky.
blue silk on her person Nota word of welcome
said she but let the tide of Glow dye dos,
q Wa'al, l declares, and introductions of the
ments, when her harsh voice fell among us
with,
"Whar's the Gineral?"
The girls also looked concerned but | ex-
planned that his absence was only temporary
and they frightened up again.
WE'LL dancing was in the programme, and the
civilian guests not appearing, we prepared for
the light fantastic An old darkey, throned
upon hogshead at one end of the room, began
to tune the screechest old violin that ever tor
tured mortal tympanum, and rush was made
for the prettier girls, who we've "gobbled' in
less than no time, it being my fortune to lead
forth the fair 0pheia-she of the crimson culls
and it was not long before we were all paired
except two-Leutenant G., bashful fellow,
and The most unengaging girl in the room The
latter had been introduced, if remember rightly,
as Miss Curdy, and was not without consider
able beauty of person; but there was something
so spiteful, so repulsve in her vindictive eyes
and angry lips that every one had tried to over
look her in the choice of partners, and all with
success except poor C, whose timidity had
kept him in the background and who nov
seemed positively frightened at the prospect she
and he the only ones left minated, except the
! lonely hostess at the fireplace. Actually The
poor fellow S resolution seemed to WAIVER between
the two. He waited so long as to attract tht
attention of all, to the merriment of most. /
was like the Malay on the post, with the lion OF
one side and the crocodile on the other. FRS
he sidled over to the fair Curdy; but glance
from the repellent eyes brought him to hal
| like leyeled bayonet, and at length, with some
thing desperate in his dcmeanor, he made up t.
the old lady and commenced to bow and scrap
as if demented He was theatrcally inclined
and we heard him stafniner something abou
leading some one into the sylph-like maze, whef
the black pipe dropped from the lady's lips ant
! her scorn brokk forth:
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-06

An old topper, the other day, in advising d
youngster to get married, said, because then
my boy, you'll have somebody to pull of yout
boot for you when you go home drunk"
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-06

HABITS influence the character pretty much as
Endorsements influence vessel and whether
they speed us on the way of Our wishes, or re-
tard our progress, their effect is not the less i'm
portant because imperceptible.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-06

CURE FOR sEA-sIcKSEss: Stay on land:
, 1864-05-03
C0nrf tkNFnrd.

USIrEp STATES Cmcu1r AND DISTRICT Courts.
-Rg61e Dru1an.ond, L-Cosnnon Law.
1885, Erdicott ys Child. Rule to plead in twenty
dnys.
5es. Clapp ct al vs shueart ct al. Time to an-
swe5. s., extended two weeks.
$40 Freesland ct nj vs Brass ct al. Rule on de-
iendant to show cause why he should not be at
tached for contempt,
4os. Bseley y Cannon ct al. Set for hearing on
$50. Levy rs Cook ct al. Masters rcpozt- aled,
&c.
D1s7n1cr coCnT.-zn Admirably.
301. Harris ct al vs. 3.l71 1bs salt Tine to file
answer extended twenty days.
~. Eldtcd vs Big Montezpma. Time to answer
extended Two weeks.
9a6. Same - Brig Robert Burns. Same order.
e51. Same vH Brig Pilgrim. Same Order.
sUrEluon couRr-De3oye tIiipn, c. GL-la Chan
45a. Lar,non ys Hoyne ct nj. Time to answer
extended to first day of next term Tor Knight s.
Hopper.
5i3; Pix =. = Fullerton ct al. Time to answer,
i99. Derby "a Gage. Time to answer extended
s9a. WRIGHT rs Loomts. Tlmet answer extend
80. Dunk vs Williams ct al. Dismissed.
sos. Wheeler e Rawson ct al. Time to answer.
iii. Herzee et Il vs d Wolford. Dis Dismissed.
140G. Manchester Locomotive Works VI Far1ar.
eseoiRR Rfeso ssn sa, VIZ
Ear.
Gsf. Ranstead rs Louis. Dismissed.
sS1. Bisdenhaek rs Hartman ct al Argued and
CT. City Of Chicago vs. Penz. Continued,
8lT. Blocks rs Roach. Continued.
US. Shaser vs Ramsden ct al. Submitted to
80. Same vs. came. Same order.
53l. same rs same sama order.
60. Rieh " Ranstesd. judgment for plainti1:
42s. Price ct al ys Dole ct Il. Continued.
, 1864-05-03
ADJUSTMENTS

TIE HONE OPKRA.-Decfdcdiy the best house of
the Eeason witnessed the representation of tho
Gar and Zimmerman at Bryan aall last evening.
Every thing worked to charm. The applause was
tenre outdld any previous Efforts. We enever heard
Miss Main sing 60 we'll, and her acting was exceed-
tnely graceful and natural. Tonight will be the
!4st as the hall Is REQUIRED for other pa1po5es: e
Brynn Hall on great occaeions. Sucha compliment
is tro to the Musical Union. who haye rendered to
McV1cEzn TnEATER.-The spectacle Of Mszep-
pa will be repeated This evening for tho eighth
lime. II has proved exceedingly popular. II can
nct be presented after this week, as the Italian
troupe commence their season On Moniay evening
next
ACADEMY or MU.1o-The Academy continues to
be filed nightly the performances never daggns
in their a,tIactlons. We notice the managers have
put the price OF admission to thirty cents instead
o{twenIy-fse, as heretofore.
ITALIAN OPERA.-The programme for the open
yeftixing columns. Meyerbeer's popular opera OF
Robert le Dnble IL the one chosen for the fnaugu-
ration. Co1diet, castrl, stefani. Tama1o narilli.
ters, a combination which has never been exceeded
In this city. The sale Of seats will commence on
"sgs1sy S5nn6 At nss Msn stS q mt tn
die 20 easily. It will be brought ont again to-
night, and viii alternate with Love Knot until It
grows lers popular than at the present writing.
1opticomorama Of the War, depicting the more IN
tefestipg and memorable features Of the war, will
tie opened for exhibition at Bryan Hal, and con-
timed until further notice. See advertisement.
vAn1ETEs.-The Varieties offers new pro-
grammc tonight, which vii no doubt prove at
tractiyc to the habitues Of that establishment.
TIE "IpAuo."-We noticed the arrival In port
yesterday morning ofthe favorite steamer "Idaho,'
from Buffalo, with fnll complement Of passengers
and freight. It is really worth while to look ut
her, and We think there arc few contcmplatinga
journey round the lakes who after Inspecting her,
would Feek passage elsewhere. During the past
winter her cabin has been heightened some thirty
fect adding quite number Of spacious state
roo1ne all Of which are fitted up In very superior
style, nothing being omitted that eau coudnce to
Il comfort and convenience Of the passenger.
We noticed. too, the novel addition OF very
prettily fitted up Eentleman's smoking room, aft
OF the cabin, Appropriately furnished for the onte.
and inner man. The "Idaho " has been newly
painted, inside and ont, and ia now in splendid
condition Iacking nothing that minister to the
ct1ntort Of the travelling public. fhcti command
ed By the well known and experienced seaman,
Captain 4. B. Conkey. She IL advertised TO leave
for Rrfalo this tTuesday) evening at o'clock,
from Richmond h 1Eancpck's dock, on the foot OF
North Dearborn street Passengers may engage
passage ut the agency Of O. 4. Sample, No. S.
L9ask street, or at No is North Wells street. We
expect TO ece the "Idaho' one oi The beat patron
lied beats on the lakes this season.
, 1864-05-03

cocntv, Ohio, ruerecting that he hed to this CITY,
pated The matter In tho haLds OF superin,e 1dcnt
4 decoy letter having been written and duly posted
to the man, officer James Webb was detailed 10
watch the general delivery window at this post
Gyc years Of age presented himself at the general
dc,,strv VITA, and hlqCised for ettefs ior Fred
trick Wagner and as tae applicant answered e1.
him and conveyed him to the Central StslIon.
yrhrre he rade full confession OF his crime. A
diepatcb giving the pa!t "rsars OF the a,rest was
irans ,i.td 70 TIC Sheriff Of the county wheto the
1nbherY KAH EQmluttNd.
, 1864-05-03
NEWS By TELEGRAPH.
THE WAR lin VIRGINIA.
Cavalry sklrmishes--Euerl Opera
lions.

WAsH1KoTox, May =, 1s64--The Star says the
sa{alry expedition sent ons from Vienna lss1
to this place yesterday aiter having Visited Lees
burg and UppervIle.
Near Upperrillea portion OF Mosby's guerilla
which resulted in The loss 10 the rebels OF two
killed aud four wounded, and . taken pris'
operp.
Col. Lowell lost three killed and four wounded.
He returned eafely to Vienna With the q prison
ere captured from Aoshy, nnd also three blockade
runners, Is horses and i large Quantity Of wool.
the route.
, 1864-05-03
RFa1 Estate--Gitp
OR E.tLE-Resldence Property,

ea shEkifs5is ets9Sstz avenue from
T Ct s =
e e 1ear itln
Ts@ .1s t.
fsg 93ly aSc for as Feg loss this
sa1ss g a e.
metz met avsnTe nv 10 ~ Block south OF twenty second
AlCy1dsN AVESgE-A number OF lots d houses.
wasas ioe &
dsss rts1 sts ss'as ssae sets 81 .tsss ass
1SbtSEA e AHEsUE-ons III; vac.,t 10. tsez,a, near
reess s ase's .ss aaa foa. as north
HnRisrA plV1sIoN7seyeral arst-class dwellings,
WEST DIVISION west ~aahassoa I !s ssset % and Park
fsst % %asans
g. e., quite reasonable and Or long cresilt, At
n6SINEss FEopsRrr-sou,se Of the best In tho heart
9;sei e e ST. renting well Tnos: bfssa ETAs In
FoE:, sAlEAss s. decided esEgaln; y epol!sa for
street, adlo'niur the city corporation line. suitable
Aso. nn@oeT @ of hoasts s I'd IL Ios Ia different parts
OF r., re city; ssns s1Ssi1snt naTssns al Parma
AM n,ss, as's1sss S'ss
Ef1ALE-&ae&p 1pE CASH. taE 2E3l~ctA4s
- Ing Huusa and Los, 8Sl tnd4 na street. NORM
side. House contains Eas, Watef, bathing rooms ana
y. Inquire OF ". T. WEDIATE, No. Board Of
Trade Building. nT5c6flN
EOR EALE-Cheap, Horso and Lot on Carroll.
T. between KobeJ and Hoyno streets-hi4n Erouno
and cod location. The lot s sontn nont a01L5 20
IS foot alley. The honsa y so3 QUO story ~ onas ~
GREEN SEbAUA & FOREMAN,
myse,lost Is Clark dtrcot-
TOR fiLE-A Cottage OF SIX rooms, almost new.
II large lof snd barn slnated on West LAKE
ar Civ IIrit- It VIII be sold At barEala sT
soon. Address or apply to F. KELLER. y .sHFsaaHes HsaHes
Tor SALE-Rent. or trade for osher, h,S Si7 tn,Fts
f pr1y, lot 50 fevt mott By SO deep. .rn.. ~ wagons
barrel blewrfy, ale barrels Ice ssrry a. on
md everything complete, necessary ~ Wrrsn HAii, Of
1he !, Hln9 nuNhcee. 4h9o1Ao myI-:l61ts
NOR sAIE-Lots Good Build.
~ md Re.1asucs Iou pleasantly, Esy,,es 1oc.se4 49, T.
ne west Divi1ion Cnlesgg Sge1 aab to hi II ae e
Long S Ss aaeFt aa3s sfsos ssss aandosaa 51exss
ieH.y1G5 =
, 1864-05-03

~ coEsUhPrIoNT7Tnev vzazrAB11 Pu1xoHAx1
haIsAn y IT, most aishl5 approved medicine evE
ssrns faa a. sas nss
tcians. mest eminent citizens me Press the tada
IN n, ss Ss y e1 ~ Eho II knov T. Fer WIG:
sseh bottle The propretof1 viii cheeziully refund
re- rs nnaeY ]s n95 entirsly sati.sstory Pcs cent
careful and st TIE genuine, which il prepared on,
by REED, C1TLkR d Co. Wholesale pf1gTitt.
6e11kza1.esn II AAfU atSp
, 1864-05-03
THE CITY.

TAxEs.-TaSpaJcre generally Will recollect that
stnte and county taxes are due now, and must be
paid on or before May 18th to savc costs.
, 1864-05-03
4nBt.

r DST-On Sunday evening, between Al Is o'cIocE
4 between Maxwell and DeKo7en streets, Pocket
Book containing about $l3, cons8tfng Of Two twsnfv
dollar GEeeLtacks, md the rest IN other CURRENCY
One Of The GEeenbacks has the name "Tonea written
on i In the upper left hand corner. The loser is
soldiers 1fe. The Under Will receive s1itable RS
ward bJ returned It to the Tribune Office m,Sp2s1it
, 1864-05-03

spoudencu By TWO yoang omc.Es
" Hho have served lengthy ttr1ln tanny nlison;
With All the Young BdleS Ia the N0ftr 12ost Mutus
improvema nj. Addrass Liuutenants II L ana D
Camp chase, Ohio. N.Y. e4S<At
, 1864-05-03

EFATA1 AecpEsr.-A girl, eight years old, Vas
playing On the roof Of the Goodenough Horse Shoe
Shop on StRte, between Madison and Munroe
streets, on Sunday evening. snd By some m1schance
lost her footing and fell through the sksght to the
ground. She W1s very eeriously injured, and Ia
nrobablY dead hefate this time ~ - =
, 1864-05-03
HANS a.

HANS a.
5tht at 4. 81 at the Principal Hotels, Music Stores.
and Hook Stores and at the office OF the President
the Society," 11G Lake street. Reserved Seats without
extra charge, for any all Of the above nights.
be secured OILY upon application a. l16 Lake street.
Price of Tickets. 81; Price OF Libretto,
rs cents.
Parties from abroad may obtain tickets and re-
served seats for any Of the abore nights, by reltuu9
The mont with proper Instructions, addressed
R. Chlstcnden.
Gentiemaniy ushers will be In attendance at each
performance.
Owing to the enormous expense incurred by the
Society. the Free list Is entirely suspended
Carriages viii set downattendnu1s oa Clark street,
headed norm, and take them up hesIed south.
ocls SK pFccse1y. Tie perfcrmsnce vii close abous
quarter patt ten o'clock. an2i d657-st
, 1864-05-03
M A 4 r i H D.

In this city on Monday evening, May I'll, by Rev. g.
Fl. Ft wltr, Mir. FRANKLIN 4. RtGG and Miss
AUEEL1A 8, RUSSELL. No cardt.
Inst; Lonis, NO, On the 23th ultmo, at the CHURCH
Y. nrXTER. Of Chicago. and Miss LisErfE MARIA
pkBAlt Of It. Louis. No cards.
, 1864-05-03
i" $75 q Month.

M AIN 1G-ss- @to nADHh4.
W want to hire Agents IN every county 1T IS !
month. e1penae1 paid. 10 sail my cheap Farai!s
SEEING Aschines- Address 3 MADISON, Alfret
Naa1e. {s4l-g11INn
, 1864-05-03

wW !. Lawrence, Dentist, o3 Washington
etreet. DR.. l. has praeticcd dentistry dfteen
yca1t. hpS1-da8l-2t
A New Perfume for the Handkerchief
Ph.lon's "Sight Blooming cercus."
Phalon's "Sishs Blooming cereus."
pha,on's "Nigbt Blooming cereus."
'Psslon's Nigh. Blooming cereus"
Phalon's Night Blooming ccrens."
Pba1on's Night Blooming ocrcus.
Phalon's Might Blooming Cc7eus."
moet exquisite, delicate and fragrant Perfume,
distilled from the rare and beautiful flower from
which IT takes Its PMHioN iRs Nasness!g'SS sH N S1E
Beware OF Countcrfeits.
Ask for Phalon's-Take no Other.
sold oy pfosEfsts generally. apas'dnf-1mso
B Military Officers and Soldiers should have
in the pocket and taken upon the trst appearance
Of Cold OF Cough, which, II neglected, may ter
minate In sonething worac. AZ thgse are imlta-
chids 1roches, which are cold everywhere at Is
CENTS box
r. Corha, bnnton., and diseased nails, instau-
taneously cured by process peculiar to Dr.. Rem
dali which dlspenscs with the operation Of cut
ting. ONCE a Prescott House, South Clark Street.
corner Of Van Burcn. mny3fs9-3t.
~ Ho9ee and s,gn Painting, calc,mine,
dow SHADES selling Wholesale and rctal at New
York pnces. F. E. hasx, 81 Randolph street.
Boz 5669. my1-el19-1m
Gax Fixturea-rA large assortment embr.c-
inE the latest and 11ehest patterns q low prices
& Co., 81 Randolph street. apa2-daGl1m
Go RI 4us Besr-f+n fo Hkvanf * Htr.,tnr,e
, 1864-05-03
IMMENSE SALE OF
SECOND HAND FURNITURE,
R,uasells and Velvet Carpets

AT AUCTION.
I'm TUESDAY, May ID. On WEDNESDAY. Nay ath-
On THURSDAY, May 5th.
Commencing 1t " o'clock each morning
At Butters Auction Room In Portland Block. corner
Of Dearborn and washington streets
Owing to the Immense amount Of furniture sent to
Us to sell ut our rooms tha11 hold three days sale
a. above Among the lot Ia some very 1ich trlor aud
ch amber sets. We shall hold our "trRnas saturday
sal. y lJs7 MI. WM, 4. BUFFERS 4 CO.,
ansr eS24r Aucuo1eeFs-
, 1864-05-03

arM Dr1xe FAR xRox THosE LOVE-" new
and vpsy beautiful ballad Is announced IN anothef
column bv the publiehers, Mesers. Root d Cady.
II fs enourh to ssy in ite praise, that 1t 1a worthy
Q! the high reputation OF both author and pub
ffehffA.
, 1864-05-03

s1AAF.-A man named Edward c. Ellis, late
soldier, but discharged from the service On the
on the Archer road few days ago. and hse not
aince been heard OF. His friends arc fearful leat
eY1l has befalcu him.
, 1864-05-03
acknowledgements

F}W RENT-store 70 Market etreet. As story an,
basement M brick building. By P.dEupES h, Ne r.
, 1864-05-03

Old Time Dfrcctory.-The first business
Directory ever published In Chcago-the business
Directory Of David D. Gr1su old for 1S43-wiIl be
reprinted In Spencere Business Directory for 1864.
There is but one copy in existence. The two dt-
rcctur'es published side by side will speak most
eloauenty ot the wonderful growth Of this city Of
tbn1 T hou
, 1864-05-03

WANTED 500 Agents to sell
cn, iutt Introduced hundreds attest to ls accuracy
oIetrlns changes Of ne weashSr TON ~ TO Vt snc
encc and awakens admiration In The nlnds Of ali who
witness iss wonte1fu! nc:lo9s. & sea4 s g1ssaSe stam?
HALL = r1KE. no. 1s Portland BLOCK. Chicago
, 1864-05-03

cAF7rREp.-0n the eighteenth of last November
u Nun named Frederick Wagner. hurr,sr;on.lr en.
tered dry goods store In canneld, Ohio, and ab-
strscted govds snd c1eh to the smount OF kar7.
Ailer tie o1cnsc no escaped and was not heard Of
for soMc months, when the Sheriff Of Mahonin.
, 1864-05-03

NEcVICKER'S THEATRE.
ITALIAN OPERA-Robert Le Mable.
DIRECTOR. 9SAu.
Mr. GLAD has the honor TO announces that he will
give In tbi city, with his UneQuaed snd largely H.
creased Comoapy, 4 short season OF
TWELVE NIGHTS
, 1864-05-03
Thirty Tearss Experience of an Old

DlseaHek Of the Nervous Sen1fnn1s UF1-
nary and Sexual Systems.-New and retla-
bic tre.fmcnt-ln reports Of the Howard Associa-
ton. Sent by mall In scaled letter envelopes, hee
OF charge Address D. J. Skillon Houghton, Haw-
ard Association, No. s South Ninth street, Phila-
dephfa Ps mbNb639du
, 1864-05-03

FOR SALE-A Dist1llery, 8ot
i bushels capacity per day, within thirsy-lou,
miles Of Chicago by railroad Also, water powe,
2sa harels pr dav. Buildings sill Of stone, and sub
fsantiat thronghout. VIII be sold cheap. or az.
cha1ced for Chicago city property. Apply 10 GRIT.
FIN BIOS. fonieroY's Building. apt7-d3tsot
, 1864-05-03

Tho TlnDerss Unfon.-The Journcymen
Timers Of Chicago will meet this evening at the
ball OF the Sons of Erin. No. 81 Vest Randolph
fiIeet, to take some measures looking towards an
increase o1 wages.
An Orphan.-An orphaned boy. aged years,
bright little fellow, III good health, would be
given away to faml'y In the country having no
children Of their OWL.
Address, with references, -
REV. E. B TurrLE,
G6 North franklin st,
, 1864-05-03

pICH HOUSEHOLD FURNI
On WEDNESDAY, May 9Th, at 9k o'clock, at
Dwelling 237 Michigan avenue,
All The furniture consisting Of rtch parlor chamber
dlLirE room and kitchen faratture, v:ves and o.us
aels carpets, china and glassware cooking atovea DC
A}so-A splendid csb'uet piano forte. rosewood
soetay2, made BY Stoddard, lev York. Cost 500.
All can be seen on thf morning Of the sale.
mM. A. BUFFERS 4 CO.,
my1-e16O-it Auca3neet5.
, 1864-05-03

WANTED-As situation a. order clerk In a vho,..
s.]e drug house or retail grocery store by an ~
perienced JoonE man. Goon renc-sg given tcress
~ Box e1s1, or apply as the general aversisaes
and brsinere agency. 81 Dearborn street. Aa1 sim
alson waited - assistant boog-Lerper Or uensrsI
clerk in any good mercantile business by M ans
ny&gf.tt FiSLEY& Co.
, 1864-05-03

DEREA[PTORY CATALOGUE
SALE OF STAPLE DRY GOoDs.-O1 WED:
NESLAY, May 1lth. At 9S o'clock A. H., a. Dattets'
toEn and ashngton .treefs, shsll sell BY cAta-
ltgue upwards Of 900 worth ot Stape pry Goods,
denius. ticks, stripes. del4nea. and well selected
stock Of dress gooda EtnghAms, casatMcrca ahaWfs.
hosiery, thread. &c
AIeo nhout IG0 yards OF suitable for Ieuss
7hr above goods have Iust bseo 1eceiyed fresh from
New York. and the EAle will be pereuptory and with.
npleEait VII. 4. BUFFERS 4 CO., Auc.'ss
, 1864-05-03

w ,Respectab.e parties seeking attn 1s,ons
~, - Gtefks pnok-keepcss, statesmen, rortere DC
ne1S snd g,neFai nusness axenc, arhra street,
loom NJ. ,. @ paItnss wanted new patented FioE
hotel aear The ci'y. An acttve young MN w,nts 4,
Uy3 e2f.it EfJY w 4 ~
, 1864-05-03

CARNAGE MAKEns' uMos.-A meeting Of the
Carriage Makers Of the city was held at the hall,
in Iind's block. last night 70 take steps to form
Carriage Makers Union. The trade WA quite
drait constitution and bylaws to be presented at
the next called meeting. After hee and ful In
terchanGe Of opinion as to the best course 10 be
pursued for the general good the meeting nd.
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, 1864-05-03

BW. !. Lawrence, Dentist, 93 Washington
street. Dr.. L. has practiced dentistry hfteen
Tcass. Rps1-d38l-9t
, 1864-05-03

L:0R 3ALE-Cheap for cash, the trst-claas Dwell
4 Ing Huuse and Lot, Ssl Indiana street. Norta
Side House contains Eas, wAtef. bathing rooms ana
avery desirable property and within ihcrt dtatsuee
Of Eush street Bridge. Possession given tmned!aso
~. Inquire Of ". T. WED1ATE, No. Board Of
Trade Building paT3-cA7-lN