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9lmerifoutfdbe 81 aDridDten.

Nein 0orf. New Nprf, 1. Npp. (9tebelior
Der Wtlftfer.) @e1tern Mben6 faubeu. 1id mebr ais
800 Wtuiiter 5%uianlmen, INN Sel6lIiie itber bBRere
8e3abl1ng SIT faffeu. sic ridteterl eu Sdretbell
an pa8 @recrtip>@p nt1ni tee III 8e3iebun9 auf net
tere S6ritte.
9(l6 Die SGeater6irectpren bielten cine Ser
lammlung 11np piele11 oa8 Serlaltgen Der Wiufifer
ab, neil ite itre @Outratte fir bic gauge Satipn
eirl9esangen bdtteu.
0ern5ufCl9e bate man in Barnurns Wll1ieum
Itatt pe8 SrdeIterS leDi9li6 Elm YtatD. Statt be8
SpipnS, 81 6eien 0arltelun9 Elm Ordelter nDtbig
i'll, pIrbe Wta5eppa ge9eben. SIM 8rDaopap S6ea.
ter lptelten 6 Wtann I'M Orfeiter, I'M Olpmpte
Sbeater bDrte man Elm Yiano. gtiblp8 Sbeater
bate Elm rpaeS Or6eIter. BORT ulb in Der acas
ber1p Of Otultt ldBt it6 beIlen Geripenbung nidt
nernleipen. Sn @alladS Sbeater lpielten etrpu
II Olann.
Ser S9ubperein Der Otultfer erfIdrte ite oaber
III &dt ltrlo 8aut. SIM Wfpntpelller Operrz
bans ipielte et rpue8 OrdbeIter. SIM Seem 8ppez
ny Sbeater itanb Stpar eut Pianp, aber Der Ytanilt
bate per9eIien, 5I tpmn1el.
New DOrt, 2. 9tpp. SIM Wtonat October
fdmen 20, 500 @inpanberer IN @a1tlegarben all,
morunter 10000 0euti9e. Seit bem1. Sanuar
linb 167, 1888 @inipalberer an Der 8atterie (&altle>
9drben) 9elan6et.
Miionri. Sebalia. (9tanb unb WfOrb burd|
3 plOaten. )-4m lebten Opnneritag bielte1 12-
Is 2elte, tpelde, i'm d.. sGanallerie Ne0imle1t ber
Staat8mil5, 9eotent batten, in Der N6be bon Se>
buIia eiuen @a9eu, an unb berarbte1 benlelbeu,
Der Wtarl6al 6pu' Sebatia berief cine uYO1le" II.
p~erfDlote bic Gdrber.
Die 0tGuber ~leiIteter 8iberItanb lnb tTptete1
ei1en .8iirger, 9tan1ens WtOieS utb i6pien ben
MIIiItente1 be8 WtaridaaS, s. 2ppn8, bnr6 BEN
SalS. 3wei Der O%tallbm6rber mlrbert e1blid per'
boftet, bic anber1 e1tfloben.
Die 8itrger maren 10 empSrt, bab ie bic beibeu
Serbafteten bdrget %tpp1te1; naf reiflli6er ueber-
issnng bsi4loien iie ieOO42s DtelelteT leben gu luis
Sanpe gu erfabren.
ct; 2Ouis, 81. Oft. - (SslbfmOrb.) Or,
O'Ofetlep tplrbe seiteru na6 SEQ. 40. iitbl. 7ftr.,
9erllte1l, nm Inter udltug itber ben SDrper BON
@ltlabet9 Nfaurer 81 balten. @lilabetb mar bic
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-04

gran son Utt6oeI Dldlter, Der am GeltraI Wiartt
et1en Safieeitanb bait,
Maurer bate 1i9 bel bielem @el6dft cine bepells
teabe Glmime @elp er1part ltb if 9egenpGrtig Der
8eIiter Don 2 Sarmen. Gr witnidte, baB ieine
Srall auf cine biele 6arlnen biuallS5ieben iO1e,
mpmit 1e je0Od2 nidt eirtberitanben 9eipeien fem
Ioa. Oieler gBibermille gegen oaS Qarlbleben lpe
ME aId cine Yartie @iieriudt perben als Die llre
fade bes &elbltmOrbeS be5eidnet.
@m SOnltd9 ytodmittag bate Iih Miaurer na6
Dem pteren Stapttbele be9ebel. Geiue 6ralt lamb
te pGbrerlb beiien elnert Slnge1; einen Stiefbruber
O1aurerS, Der bel ibnen mpbnte, nad 6Br9'S 4pp,
tbefe, SIDE Der T.. unb Spruceltr. nm bort fir 10
GtS. @rlenif 81 %farien.
sic mOllte nit bieiem @ift an9eblif Staten tSbD
ten.
Der Surge tebrtemi Dem Site 3lriif; fte na9nl
baIlelbe lul0 mil6te e8 nit elmer 3aIle Gafiee, mel.
den ic balp barouf traut. Der 3pb erfplgte in
Der gtaGt pOm Spnnta9 auf MOntag. 9ie Sc
ldrporenen 1otcl 6ei Der 9eiden1dau Elm ben
ltmltdtbe1 entipre6enbeS &crpift as. +
Sen. NSb0t9 traf AM Sonlta9 nit benz
Eampfer Wfplie N6le bier Elm rlb Itieg I'M Gin,
Def Sotel ob. ST brod)te eillen Sfreiber, 3 8e.
bicnte, Z 8ferpe, 2 @iunen SdNpeine Ii. eineWleute
r1tbenlalIlfCrbtcr Ollllpe nit. .
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-04
Mnh[zNotis.

@s pirb biernlit ben seiesli&en unb aualtT5irten @Gb
Tern in ben betreffenben Warbs Der 5taet Baltimore 10
ii, ssgeben, bas cine @abl an ben reri9iebenen Stimut
pIGben Der rep. @arbs am Dienitag, ben Z. Gag in
gcSeubsr 1865 a~bgebalten tpirb, nGmlit:
9n Der l., g, g., A., s., 6. unb z. A6nrb fir eli
Wfit0lisb bes @~ousreHes fir ben 3peiten @pnsreBbiftrift
tbeilp,iie beiebenb ans cbisen gBarbS, UNI bic burG BIZ
Defamation bes MGtb. 6. s. 2Bebter entfanbene @a.
cans Al fincu; ferner in Der 49,, a., 15., IT,, II. INT
Is. Garb fIr bic NBatI zines @taats>S ~enatprS, nm BIZ
8acan, Al filaen all stele beS a@tb. geprse 6. Manus
Der ebenfaGa r%eft9nirt bat.
limb in jeber Der reIpectiSen 2SarsS Der Stabt 9aIti.
more fir bic 98abI zines
GIetfs Der Gi.cuit GDurt fir bic StaSt Baltimore,
@beriff fir rie Start S5aItimore,
8urpeDOr
Die StimmtaReu tperbeu am beIasten Gage bon 8 rbr
8cru. bio 5 u9r NaGul., mie BON @eIeBe beftimuIt 1T,
Dffen iein. SnU .. Sancfer,
Gptt17-TuoDl beriff Der Stabt Baltimore.
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BeRnnntmnC6ungen
yIOtt5.

Dtc gBdGIrt6ter fnb biernit eriu6t, ibre GIerts unser-
Suelt6 NlGntlg. 6 NoS Dor 3 utr Na6Inittdgs auf bteie
Office ju Ididtn, nm bic lelten q%nnIiFctrel 3u la1en.
(idmp) Nuf Beiebl beS ppIt3et Bpdrh.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-04
Der Stnccnten.G Ungrea III SriiReI uIS SictOr
Su9o.

Der 4ariier Correspondent Der 9OnpOner Daily
Stems iagt:
p@S eri1tirtScin @erii4t, baB SO. gictOr Su9o,
pel6er jett IN Sriiiiel 1T lnO iid porbereitet ben
@oriit I'M GtubentensG pn9reB gu iiberuebmcn,
mT0li6er Meiie ans 8elgien rerwielen werben
mir6. 9ie Stems meint, DAP eS 6urdau8 uift
un9laubli6 pdre. Die neulife SertreibuuS Der
Serreu 9tp9earb uuD 2Onguet 5ei9t, oaB baS 6els
Glide MiniIteriltm 1tdt Dem Whltb babe, irgeub ei-
mem 8efeble 6rantrei6s nidt 5n 9eborfen; ulb es
lit mabrideinlif, DAP Otiemarlb lebt, se9en nell
deu ba8 fran5Diti4e @pupernemert iclde aus
ldlieBli6et @efible bes Safes babe, als ge9en ben
Serfaiier u9tapoleon bes Sleinen"; @t1e @nt>
Idulotguug mill man s%efunben baben in Der I'M
%prbnun9, fpel6e, wie man iagt, Die blOben @inlei>
trngen gum Gpn9reb in ben Sdulen perlriabt
baben. g8 1T angefiibrt porben, baB nidt ein
ein5i9er Stlpeut in bieiem Sabre fir fd6i9 befunt
ben porbelt lit 3u ieinen S9luB<@ranteu nad9 Der
llnioeriitat Giitti& 81 9e9en, nno GictOr 9u9O 1T
Der Sabel 5ugei9oben fporben, baB feline 2ebren in
Sesiebung AMI BEN vSDlferbuub" Bic S6pfe Der JIM,
9e1t 2eute perbrebt unb ie perarllaBt batten, ibre
St1oie1 81 per1adldiiiSe1. Sine 9rOBe an5abl
Stubente1 i4ld9t Dor, Yaris 5n p~erla1en ru0
5unt Gpn9reI5 81 9eben. "
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@ nhIzMpfi3.

Nd6rt&t ipIrb ~bttreurd ~ets.ben, ben stfssit6,n Stimm
eetern In ben SerI6tsStnen Narbs Der Stabt Baltimore, ia
stne QDatl an ben ptrf6ieoeneu StimmpIGSsn bar refp
gDarbS ant Dienfa1, 7. glpp. 1863, dbgebditen ptrbsu pttb
s. Der l., 2 3, A., s., 6. uub 7. g5arb. fur Elm Wittsliei
bes DtIssdtenbauf s fur ben L. lestslatibeh 0tfrift bel
Stdbt Baltimore. beIttbsrb aus cbtngcnGnnten NGrbs, I'M
b e 0afanS Serurfaht bur6 ttt Gei8nattrn es 5cn. 8. 8 Y
Carr auSSuflaen
gerntr In Der 10, a. 1G.. 10, II. unb 10. Barb. fir cir
Wtttslttb btS D IeSatentaufss fur ben 3. LEG s%IatiSin d.
firth Der Siabt BAL tmpre, INN Bite @atsni, peruriatt turt
bic Designation btS Spn. W. 9 Gbpraere, ausSufuHen.
Ete Sttnmtdfeu rerben am Dttneenanuten Gage Dor
s rbr Wipreens bis 5 Abenes Dhen 8epalten trerSen, mte et
etitsIt9 Spr6tIbri.btn tf.
Spbn 8. Ddneder,
(28pt -7np) &bertff Der @taet Baltimore
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-04
2Sriuen unO 0luoen0lGfer-

SO srlaubs mir, benz feutfder gubtfum bic Qn,etoe an
MAIDEN, taB Id mi&t als SPtieus BIER nisttrpelalIer 6aBe
nnf IaEn 1eeen NIT Sriafn x. etnnu unt rihtia ~btrfefet.
Wftltelt sines OptDnetet tGnn Id toS Niae raefien unS pbne
Iatrrere SrtGsn gu %prUbtren stetd BITE re&ttn 0laIsr at6in.
Wttne alien Brtunis, be MID f0 eft In @DaFbineton beIu6t
Popen' eriu9e '@ aud BIER e~staatat ts 3itt6e au t6un.
Epbtos 9, Gpticidn, ans grdibtnotpn.
Sp 8 u 70 GrtfritTdff,
lDtt25-1Wtl ;ptf1en Balttmpe. rrb 1apsttefra6,.
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Staot.@ pmmihdrs Office.

Baltimore, 4. NtpD. 1865.
@tmdB zines 0.fud.s Der SarmerS u. planters Nattpnal
Sant 1T tiermit NpttJ eeeebtu, ooB Der Staot. y UnmiHdr uub
Ger Surbe5cr Dprnerfae, 9. Wpp.. IL ubr Vrrmitta9s al
Dirt unb Steue fein merbsn, I'M bic 9tnten bee pdupIaBtS an
Der nUrbmefIi&en @de BON 9Uutbfr. nnS 2ccslp Zane fef.
~suitelen.
Spb mttb,
lianfN GIerf beS Staht @OmniHdrs.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-11-04
UertlD)Dtc Nll6eiQell.
Baltimore BOLTS 8raueret.

baltimore BOLTS Sraueret.
DNe @eltse her nsutn gcti.n 8rdreret lita,n isSt .ur
S%ntpeettpn Der Yl' t9lt' Der 70 wte cnen ~llebrieen bic fh
, elem unisrnetmena nfAlttsin punf9en, pfsu. GbenfluS
II teesr 9teb9ab;r e~'retlaptn BEN 9sran miunseu bes Der.
ems ieteu Dienfdg AteuOs 8 ubr IN Der &c trail 5aat No,
~ ", Gnp ct. bettu~pbntn unp F6 ais glttsltso sabet Al
betbstlt8eu.
Conrad Steomau, Or. s.t
Cr-?) U. 8altauf, Sser. ,. l.
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IA Terti0c &lriorr
IL NIB Wobe>grtitel fir 6erren,
ND 3OS 81 Yrattfrose.
Dfftrer B%reunten unb Bstarnttn lrwte BEN setbrten Dqb.
ltfrnt III rb1ppt BITE t~rgebengt &nstise bog ID In meinam
2nre Il ts Elm Experiment ~f'rttasr 6errenflftbtr, towte etne
tGone 8rerdbi ben Il ntfrfItibern 6emten, a.
6tntn en- Strumpf e. 0smeenfraBer II f. IN. trr-
rattle tdltt.
&rd m,r}sn 7lsteer n0& D}as aus teu mpternftn Stcffen
dn9sfsriiet Stuis fur 8ddr III mein DiOtto.
tSuntl5tll u. @rienrtfen.
"a Nm 0dS @Subaifum
NM Die lnttrS'tfneten Gettrtn lid, tbren TreunSrn
AA nnS 'sm p%uSitiuu, tic ARA i9s 3u MAIDEN saf lie
|br 6tf6dft rlh fer gtDr3 mtasde bpA R0lttmpre rvt Tre.
atrnttr. rsrles habtn s'sfartis an 6anb urb srtaiteu
tdJlid te rsltft Huspa6l ol StCifsn un6 Miuasrr. frt
Nt terett b~ttlr!ter nuf Ssfl uul8 %aniutrti, en-. Sud ba.
Zen ~ttfislbsG Gets %pOrtGtUte ale Sprisu bsn Sdlsilh m.
Strrnpfen R,esti trmsn u. 10. uub Que In ttefts 5ah
etuf@ldsehten MrttfaI.
&c mtrb fe:s pnltr Ueltrtben fetr, uni,rt e.ebrt II sun.
zen punItiih urb feeu gu bsbienfn.
Rbntne. " Brubtr,
l2IOf-sltel YU. 572 NNGds wa 8c'tp. 8rtmprifr
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III OerGuu(en 81 cprmleL6en.
NeeierunaS=25erFdufe

UfcSlmrS uno Natapette B1rraden II. 9olpitdler.
Wn W0n.ae. ben 6. STOP. 1865, wtrben MIR an Dieatm's
Sseipltad, rabt @TeenmpGnt Cemetery. unb UNI IL u6t an Ga.
ia9iste Sarfadtn fo!gsnbi Gfbiubs ~perfaufen,
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@MrDpGifdbc GorrefpOn0en5 Des
Us eceer+"

Nus Denti6Ianb. - Oie Pplitif 1T au'
9teilen: Oetrei9 i'll alter Serren 2dnoer, I'm
cine ne1e Nnleibe 81 Stallpe 31 brin9en, Yren'
s n in Der YeriCn ieiues IN ben @rafenftano er'
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Il A%ilju0tuN, 2. e.

tGintaufregenbe Gcene.-S 8.
Garrrll, ell 9udfter, lpelder 9emBbnlid einen 81
riel n%illtrlt, befanl Dor einigen 3ugenGinen Nnfa0
Don Sanferpabniimn, npbei CT li6 ein6ilbete, Gins
An5abl rpn Wdunern perfolgtet i'm, sum i6n1 baa
Geben 81 %neRn1en. @r lief III Ser 8rGbteu Suit burd
bic Strabelt lnO 9egen 1 llbr Oiittpo9 Oipr.
gen gertetb er i'll en Sau8 an 81 t @apitplitr. Die
Salt8fral, rclde ben 2drm bTrte, riB ba8 Seniter
alf unp lfrie nnd 2cibeSfrd{ten Mcrb !! 01orb
%lpprarf Der gGabniimni9e ebenfaGs ELM 6enlter Bf.
netc lno nit Der guten Srau nm bic @ette 9dits
Der WtBrber! Die6el Se1er! fl1rS alleS nlDgliGe,
mas peS 9}adbtS cine geGngItete Geele ans lbren1
SpradldaB in Der Gile finpeu fam, in bic 9fatt
binauS briiate. Der Yoli5ilt Sarrilon, ipel6er
Ii6 in ter gtdte befanb, elite ber5u rllb ippGte in
bas 9alS elnorin9en, ais ibm flBtlih Elm itdnl.
niger 8eltId'er ent9e9e1trat un0 ein Yiltpl 20,
bic Stirn belt; Der Beumte ita1lmelte IN Der So
pe8uuglt ieinen gtane1 II. Stanb, t~pprauf ibn Del
Wtarll paiitren lief. Der Seomte per1iderte lid
beS @abu1irnigeu r1p bradte i'm nad Dem Sta
tionsbuus, pon no i'm 6riebenSriftsr 6arbp naf
Der Sail i6idte.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-02-06
WANTED.

WANTED - FIRSr-CLASS OPERATORS
W on inc shop coats gu Sinners mscAiA.. Sono
but pe,iec, h.Hd' Teei TO inquire ior days 6. No.
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN TO ATTEND
c'clock. -
NANTED-AN OPERATOR On SHOP
w coats, loe asst 2sd Il corner Of 20 s,cul,- 80
floor, iiOnt room. Q
NIrANTEp-A SNAET BOY IN FANCY
w store W maze httnsct gcre aily usafl Iu .ui,r
hoisesn ; and 10 AM ana , " IN to ~. l,AR
kls, SI2 Broadway. 1lU
uANTED-A GOOD Girl. WHO HAS
w ,oTsed % PcchotSool.. At u New Chan'le
chsAarnI - ''''' '' - wv ~ imam :, -'
\LANTED-A GIRL Thai INDLR-
w staude ladies' hal -lrcvins. ~ M Nfr'S, t'G
Eighth .ve, bet. sia and sd 70 No., bat psrtcct
hair-dr'ssots ne d apply. 70
WANTED-GIRl4S 10 WOkk ON 1ENI~.
w Arpy At POI Third ave, ID noor front roou. i5d
WANTFD-A GOOD WHFrlWElGlIT
w As9 To- 10 learn the hscksultllus lIs.ress;
one nhv hsr teen At The tradc pf'tru,d. Appl, to
JOHN MOl NAui, ~ kins II. l55
WANTED-GOOD OPERATORS, BAlST-
w els, hr,sherr and buitoa hole u,Ah,f'. Csl at
o. Bovrry, ~ hoo- pl
ATANTEti-lo0 SEGAR MAkEHS FOR
w housc WORK, Tor steady Job Inquire -, Broome
n, les fiOor -
\NANTED-lo OPERATORS. FOR CAV
w airy and inantr+ 'ackcts aud fnisheas hAistefs
AMI hutton hole mskers. Enqune At Nv Eset t.th
Hioet. t1i
N1ANIED-TMO STOUT BOlS BOYS At
w the foundry, bod 81, cast vi u ave; UolnAns
TrciUrieI. l13
WANTED-AN OPERATOR ON W. &
w W.. sewing manhin., also Food butionhole
maker aud bsistm Al w Ncst +ls1 ST.. $50
\XANTED-A FEW GOOD FlNISHFRS
w on custom sud shop p4n's n IoNcry, top
fooI Entrance IA loyu street, Gail all tho
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IRA WILLING.

HUDSON RIVER EAIlElAD-ON AND
amer honir5 Jtu. -il, .sins leave '.t, So 81.
,!'ilon tOf A,lany anI go. aud places NorIl "a
o.rrping carr attached N h M HrC lU31F " t,n ..
Gu.ay tram $50 T. H., nGiAii c4s rII Iuu Ds-~.,a
a.! q. - L-..4 .sssiI 4. IL
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A ETHICAL FLOwERS--5O GOOD Hands
a 81. and branches. Highest price paid.
:. b.. l-'lAit e. 96g
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MILITARY.

A nNICE TO RECRI TrS-BEFORE YOl
enlist rsii At the niou Representative Asrccia-
no., % thamutiss =, up.,tS.rs and fco"iyo al IN.
formation ~ N the larrcet hcuntes yoi arc entitled
TO- .pA
a RMY AND NAVY VOLU NTEfRS AND
Su'etitu - wanted At he OF established head.
qu'tterS ~ south It, Lane hand money .p,t
20 uulier', or 10 the recruit Il no come alone.
rDili.M AZ - GO. 80
A RMi, NAVY AND MARINES, SFAMFN.
"A hi"men, landunen, Lsck smiths coal pas..re
CO.. 20 clthdi tof'i'e iot Or cars With $3.50
10 500 lOunty, prlze money, &C. f.ief Tor fanilrr
>, tuou and hicmon uriTuotcl. Information freely
gwen. Cal oA.y ON THOMAS NEWTON, q Wal n,
4 T9ENTION LANDSMEN-l5 LANDS
4 meN 'h b. ~ liei th iAv, b. tpccih order, In
tAr ,. s, usyN' and IAd tie Ait hest buuut|. Aupy
THOMAS NEWTON ~
4 NEW OPENING IN A BROAD OPEN
n'li, and afgt og,. camp In tie Ne.'ctn part
amount e., MONEY I, put Ia representative recruits.
We aani lol mon immeiat"g. W. pny tfr1ra'n.
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Army or Navy
se5O 10 Recruit pgesent,ng thorrc.vrs N
&. l.. MORSE d. 90.
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pr y-llr, ,,t,-5, r., ,N-tf.r. nc,
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tlai can tc ryrl. no r.-t.er ID l. c-r o. RIM
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be- elucie pt ro re. .A rycI) .h.ng I L. on, ,5
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,,~,,.,,rt,.,,. t,,,..,.t,,, Sd, ., -. r..
"a loidcis wanted ior tnr 44,uiId 90 y Ioi ne
GUY. Ne.y highest oluu ui cl-h 81 t',H,a,s.t
Ig e., 30. Apo with dirDuHt"' 90 rUuIth Ay,, op-
ICs 't 'opU'I ..l'|tu. 30
ATTENTION. DISCHARGED SOLDIER. -
uI-UIAI.l t-DlI I Do .
II-CUAR I'D sULp.lL.
ir-s B.u.. ,, q cal,
tuT a.. nj ...N ...srEAI COHI b.,
VII NN Er.tI tfr GOVT -
.II'E Ran kIsLENE con. ~
ArpIy 10 WASH. Itt.. . .,. Ill
Dc
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&l01G-vOLuNTrERS ANn sUnsIL

40, uJ Li-rTNARD aTRiLI tnert lirnalwsy)
INQUEST tASli Boz NIIis PAID
~ l.. COMB, inte tHpfan IlItt ii,A,y Artillery
XII .ttI>.
h.elaH Pr'pch l@lr ilainN' lnporer 81 Cedar
Sodiot opIt; chr. i. t,crott Cashier ,rmas
County Naur.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-02-06

FAMILIES OR EMPLOYERS WHO DE
sIs auv regyEr. c1cep. Aou.eNork, which csl re
g. 70 ued bY u.-ll A. uyuci 90 sent notice ot
ltulr AT. 80 tho Office u the " orb NJ Momen's
'. otor'lvC u'0n. No ~ CHnubos II and thu. ben-
'dt "a - number oi worthy and udustil women,
"a All OF whom sOldie relatives, ho need en-
pc nenf - nupIou themseiyes and oepe udout iami-
l's. jhtie ae L.a.y occasional soryiocs IN du ost
rvr,v fu!Ly -ach re The making or teplits Of car.
Iss Ard chlldienS clothes, which w0iid be tlAnkt-
luE tcrertc', though they give employment Tor hut
ssusle uuIt. AL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-02-06

4 TIESTION-ONLl FOR 80 CENTS-LA-
"a e, TAUGHT to operate on Wheeler 4 Wiisous
Jus achiuus la AT its bran hes ~ eyre -euCed
N- tor Ap7iy 81 9Th ave, bet 9TH nd I7'h sts.
b. the rug store. Inquire the hue wee. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-02-06

a EIlflCIAi FLOWERS 90 WANTED so
J. geuGid 4 iCz
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-02-06

1. TIEELION - BOUNTY 500 HAND
A money s-JU--EIury VI u.yy. Conner T. ut broad
way and Catherine st. bSsemeut, LASIuAN ~
slAAs, agents. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-02-06

iS, hAh"kD SOLDIERS HOk THE IN.
NAia toilS Nlll ftc,Np thu hi hest cash bounty
psd At ] iNh Plscc, cor BroVl~sy room II. third
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81 O0O CASH IN HAND, AND $500
81 OOO CASH WILL BE PAID THIS

- .OOOdsy tor b thIre-yUar voluuttels or SUBJ
fuiutes - cuh ton ono-y,ur substitutes; 1850
9Th viii be- .II iu once ttr Youttto.r ms II no
huul'y. tall and scc Sr SIM Lbs, '0 Fulton ct,
CO.. tnd, y y. lS5
G1JOO $3.50 AND $500 CASH BOUN-
y" I OCty- actually paid at az. visor County
H"Cruitiuf once lnr army or navy. Tho very
he- iolnt, pa,d anywhere A. u Cedar 81 loom
I,.our 70. o.
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Remember the uurthtt--a2 Il 900 ave, t'. l.h 20
Coil and us lctutc enlistiug UltAh..t. No hun-
busFtug r. our motto.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-02-06

ENGINEER tORrS-MECHANICS AND
= At9itr Nantcd tor tlis choice tr.nch OF the SET
Wv. ne hiFtest hountes paid $50 hand money
w. NnN Piruh hiinnhg recruit 10 the MetruTs titan
'i.''s f'' Niu ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-02-06

WANTED-A FIRST CLASS FEMALE
w cutter in tho e,oss depn tmen,. LORD d
TAYLOR Grand and Christie -'s -
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SkOOO - 5000 4OU--IANH GOl MY
tVNOOOIor soldic-s 'camen. urtlueN Sc7mcn.
LandAnCu. Fuemen, CosltH-ctN $50, n pii tui'uAJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-02-06

ISnn HpUNTY-WASIfD 30 sglU>C
|oOohuyG this dav, oyUG l1 }csrr ui 90, To.
ANY branch in the service, and the hi.l,.i s' u'
none, vii be- pad to any pcrrgu hrin-ial t'rr'
u II Nassau o., I'd uOot, tuOius 70 ant a. hrth1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-02-06
r NDIES TAUGHT ON sINGEWS Al


- =. .ll ,'lrac & WilouE rovfuf nn~lires
/. Gle Of % ."rf 7n ris NJ fame r. lr's. md
..' 90 'o0 -Hcp. nrtr e. Iucd Appt a.
{. l'Hr %, 1911 nm nusfon in tte tioit 40,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-02-06

MEN ABOUT TO ENLIST ARE RE-
W Iues,od to feai the advri tiremcnt
I'VE lltth kE'i !. y Y. VOLS WANTS MIN,
and will do more " g"t them than I, urualiy done
lh' inon shall receive the hishost ljuntiss paid 10
the state, and receive the whole OF n. Thy viii be-
enlisted nv 'fior Of the - liu.nt and ratist,,i
that they fIU t.ca t4 ustlg
TIM ButNrI II sSp FOR YFaAVS
tiG FOkl YEAR MIN.
THIS Ti'T VAN rECrINES
NNptAN tsE AS VIZ TIEASEs,
- ilhOt Any ONES lNrEEIEkINCE.
CALL AND IAl.k TO Il!E CAPTAIN
A'1iC BROADWAY,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-02-06

- fl" l-Ht BNIiitIL.' ANH Nbi-
= wv nufocrs .utrd for snuy IN navy
: on,cc, llubokcn Touy. TOLES a NJ Don.
NELL 81.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-02-06

| - ~ Nl'tl y N'Il1tk~-N MED | r
- he Invalid Corps No matter what to.n.y ts
ore "a ll others tnls l. t.s l. We ar. payIns y,
Heho Sluhl' and rtllCt money. wv, tn H. Ct d.
avenue ~, VI"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-02-06
Amy AND NAYY-AEAW AND NAVY

.tuDtlNHtH, 81 so HI 30 IpJ4 {, u.r A" II- LT.
Irrr,u. teamru lud ..ad H'u.don't ue uIyui hy.
lh"re boiuuCH 0I papr,. STUDY your own inIrIr +
h4 90. l',, .h4 % .ul aIl uDt -H'l-trl uul
a. 80 t.su. aa.r. " make no = ON sos uut what
~ on .uI.Il The l.-Le n Gosh viii De- raid h.
u. We s.4u want good men md tOur tut. iuf tine
r'runI army. urr Win ir tt4 0uel IA toit f.p.lt.
Il a haItOt Tao three dhyr utiuuph VI ~ i.' i.
Cn " good men. Come 30 % OH wife, I..Lpr or ia
to-. II you have uoao, como acne. Rpucl'e, =
4slu sL room {, one tai.s up hLNRi e 5CilAt-
>
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-02-06
eNO0-35 vOL'NTEEEs wANTrD I

NSOOhu tnrn tuofa. Men waited for tlr
navy, anon, ordinNfy tcemcu, tfemrn, lau'
mon, &C., aro tor Invalid Cuira a few NCAre tui-
suui,s wanted zee br. LIS hlt, Examining , va.
gfYu. NJ It
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-02-06
EIfTl MEN WANTED ron TIE kEGI

la ifnS, iufan ~, ARTILLERY or cavalry The
hThe-t cash bouniie. PAID Rnfuits pr,,sentins
tl' '"l, a. = t iecrNO their owu baud iuaucy Ar
PITY No. IS Fulton -. RruoLiyn. si6
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-02-06
NBI.ttAUy Y.

4 GOOD tHhNtE-3 flREMEN. = Lands
Autu' co'ks aAi io.s wanted tor ,,eciaI ship.
inth' IA tte :. NayJ Tie men viii ,-celve tho
a see loun'ies paid. Call hoior' 10 A. NJ at 81
south a. up -tHirs. n
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iil''h ~ NV lilNs .sN
4 NEW OPENING IN A BROAD OPEN
nIi, and . large uI,- camp IN TIC Nt-'ctu Part
OF THIS r'e. he supervisor have Il,f,d = iair1
amount O.. money f. put Ia representative tccIui's
Cat ~ Tie old heii uH t' knoNu ~ Tn Dl4 ,..u.t-
Al ot .uruluhs, 10 tou..U n. tuj o. il.I
: ~" N e. Fgl' D. H'ut laut. ~ .uWInpi 70 over o.,
hc tu Tor cHn's us rrI'. uts, w pay sVs Maud
mnes. i. I. kukER o. 60. Or. lAI LpR, e.um-
mn. tiI..UN.l. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-01
Hobolxen city News.

MYSTERIOUS DEATH New YoRK MERCHANT Late on
Friday night last Mr. George W. soper, residing at No
50 Hudson street, Hoboken and extensively engaged in
the boot and shoe manufacturing business Dey street.
New York. was taken suddenly and severely ILL., Dr.
Julian was summoned, but was unable 10 relieve the
patient, and he died before morning Coroner Avery
summoned jury and held inquest yesterday after.
noonprevious 10 which Dr. Julian made post norton
examinatonand at the invest ion, deposed that he
found about an ounce OF opium In the stomach Of the de-
ceased IL was also shown that In consequence OF tho
great fall In gold Mr. Soper had lost very heavily he hav
ing large stock OF material on hand purchased at high
ngures and for several weeks past he had been quite
respondent The jury rendered O verdict that Mr. Sopcr
his death by an overdose OF opium, ether take
by himself administered TO him by some person 10 the
Jury unknown