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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-07-14
The Surrender of Kirby, Smith,s
Forces y sSSt = ~ -
Ine oFrlcAL rnans al pnlNN rr ~ 1s;rIaSS1r.i1

"N 0ffi'A" TERMS AS DRAWN or AND sroNrD.
ro-.,, ~ .,,.,.--- 80,
"a eeti, a.. ~ hi9 eohsehtont entered into
ha,ss y iovoi Nv new Orleans La,
ny alates Army
49,, Ma;o. - 4 :, ,'.ens " runs MISSISSIPPI,
Ar, -, 1885, ~ ~ - on,ed states
,','a u ~, u nsss tSsssippl nor the
n,it;,a., ~ 'ue anu puohc properly OF the
sss;rn; nora u nnr~ "u'horiues oi'tse gHns-Mis-
A,i ~. af ~ y, jga so, bsclaoa. J lllg
49,. nie "es OF war ana resistance against tho
Sa,;,I' saw on sne part OF the troops under 6ci
m Tic a,;oa.s , .''1 l'.',S ua.e'
atars."a ulu lnsu 70 DC poiea until duly
H., X w leicasGd rom lhe obg
S,. y. e P'rvv " .ne authority OF the gov
" sn' on'eu S''es Duphcate rolls OF
ean ,''ea pa'oieu 20 DC retained ny such
r '' W oy .he parties hereto
49, '.,'s 'leil inpisiuusl paroles, ana COM
~ egiuieh's, oatpunons, companies and
49, elenls Ihe paroie ior the men OIL
"'I If 'espe am eohmanus'
10 =, sl'l, arms ammunition ana other
PrVpely ~ we Oohleaerate states including gun
~ u"spo.'s 70 pe turned over 10 tne onlcer
IT, ~ teveiVv 'ne same on Vle part OF inc
~ ~ no =. iusen'orles Oh sne proper
W no su'tsuuereu 70 DC prepared, one copy TO be
70 tne oincer ueiverlng and the other by
" ior 'he i'orhation OF tneir
IL M. 'o 'n,n ~"
-. lle V,ncers ana men paroled under this
;, Wll DC aioWea 10 return to their homes
'ne assurance .nat tney WIZ not be disturbed
W. ausnor,'es 0, to United states as long as
naro,o aad ~, " on'sI's inc gonuiuons OF thelr
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-07-14

SoRGHuN SU9AR--A Succcss-Nr II, p. Nig,o
OF oskaloosa Iowa, has SHOWN the editors of H.
Chicago Tribune specimen of sugar made from
the common sorghum syrup, after process nycn-
teddy Mr., Jonas Hoover of that place. Tho sugar
was well graduated, entirely freed Of vegetable
matter presented fine appearance, aud tasted sat-
lsactorily, Mr.. Hoover hns made some Ave hun.
dred pounds already enough, at least for a fair
trial Of the economy Of his process, md the quality
OF us prodnct. He makes five pounds from a sd
Ion uf 'yrip, which would Yield on an average
about ONE Thousand pound5 70 ne acre The p,u
ecss Is rs yrl u secret which The Tyibsae Is uG at
lihOry a. describe int thc fact OF iis ncue Is
established op such basis that b viii no doubt hr
prrscuttdto the son shum-groNors Of the Northwest
t.c .cns .D shape g,tdy ~ tAeu hands.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-07-14

10 |sl. III D. -fH
HiNrs TO BATHERs.--At this warm season, when
bathing is popular, it will be well to observe the
following practical hints, which We take from tho
London Sic Penny Magazine:
On first punging into cold water there comes
a shock which drives the blood to the central parts
of the system But immediately reaction takes
place, which is assisted by the exercise of swimming
producing, even in water of a low temperature, an
agreeable warmth. The stay in the water should
never he prolonged beyoncd the period of this ex-
element. If the water he left while this warmth
continues, and the badly immediately dried, the
healthy glow over the whole surface will be delight
full.
To remain in the water after tile first reaction il
over produces prolonged chiIliness, a shrnking0f
the flesh, and a contraction of the skin, by no
means favorable to health enjoyment for il Is
only in water thoroughly warmed by the summer
heats, where we may battle for many hours with
impunity. n .4f .rtrv
Certain precautions are necessary Moderate cx-
ercise BY sun,moHing into action the powers OF the
system than inactivity. We should never go into
water Immediately after meal nor while the pro-
cess Of digestion is going forward. Nor should we
plunge into tine water when violently heated or In
state Of profuse Precipitation. Such imprudences
often FATAL especially If the water be unusually
cold. II too warm, the temperature of the body
may be reduced by bathing the wrists and wetting
BEFORE meals rather than after and especially
before breakfast and before supper are proper
seasons for bathing. The heats of the day are 10
be avoided, but in very hot weather bath is useful
to cool the blood and secure refreshing sleep NJ In
the middle OF tile day, II shaded place should bo
chosen, the head protected from the sun by being
kept wet or by wearing strawrlat rs is practised
BY the fashionable French ladies AZ their watering
places. Z" Aitl 4i4 '9l"in-3lJh ,orp gov SOB
The scais tho hest place for swimming Owing
to the greater specific gravity of salt water than
fresh, the body is more buOyant in it, are other
substances. 4 ship coming out of salt water into
fresh sinks percephbly in the water The difler-
ence is nearly equal to the weight OF the salt held
in solution. ....... r. ....., ...t.z,.,.
The bottom should be OF hard sand gravel, or
smooth stones. Sharp stones and shells cut the
feet--weeds may eutanale them The sw INNER
must avoid floating gasor qHicksand. The new
beginner must be careful that the water doesRot
run beyond his depth. and the current carry him
into deeper place, also that there he no holes in
the bottom As persons ever liable TO accidents
cramps, &e, il is always best that boys or glrDs
should be accompanied by those who are older than
themselves, and who will be able save them In any
emergency. -'' "' '''''' ~ ~ ti' "
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-07-14

SEo H. BE il further enacted That the above
County Guards shall consist Of the citizens of the
county, and none shall be eligible to serve but such
as have good moral character and are unquestion-
ably loyal to the United States and the State of
Tennessee. 'sh .-gf .ru.F .t..-.a
SEo. III. Be IL further enacted That the ex-
peusc of raising and keeping in said service the
above force shall be paid by the county it Is raised
and tile clerk Of said court shall keep correct ac
count Of all such expenses and report the same to
the Comptroller of the State; and that tho county
court shall have power 70 disband the same when,
in their opinion the causes for which they wen
raised shall have passed away. '
SIC ". BE Il further eaaeted That this Act
take effect from and after its passage.
Passed, June Z, 1906. WM. TIEISKELL
nd. Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
~ S. Il. RODGERS
Speaker Of the SeEale
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-07-14

PEnsEvEnAxcE.-He'who allows his applications
10 falter or shr his work on frivolous prctexts IL
on the sure road to ultimate failure. Let any task
be undertaken rs thing not possible TO he cvadcd,
aud il win soon como to be performed with hAcrity
and cheerfuness. The habit Of strenuous and coa-
tnued labor will become comparatively easy in
time, like every other habit. Thus even men with
the commonest brains and the most slender powers,
viii accomplish much, ifthey will but apply them
selves wholly and iudoiatgably to one thing ut n
time. Sir Charles Napier, when in India encount-
cred nm army of 35,0 900 Beochees with 1000 men,
of whom only 400 were Europeans. He charged
them in the centre up high bank and for three
hours the battle was undecided. At last they
turned and ed., 1t is this sort of pucK, tenacity,
and determined perseverance which wins soldiers
battles, ami, indeed, every battle. II Is the one
neck nearer that wins the race and shows tho
blood; the more pull of the oar that proves the
heefness of the fellow" as Oxford mon say; Il is
the one march more that wins the campaigni tho
five minutes more persistent courage that wins tho
fights. Though your force be less than nnothers,
YOU equal and outmaster your opponent " yoa con-
time il longer and concep trate IL moro This reply
of the Spartan father, who said TO bis SON whsn
complaining of his sword being too short Add
step 10 IL" Is applicable TO everything IN life. II
is nothOw much man may know that Is OF 80
muchimportance as the end and purpose Tor wuicp
he knows IT,, The object of knowledge should 90
TO mature wisdom and improve character, 10 render
us better, happier, and more usciul--more benevo-
lent more energetic, and more efficient In the par-
suit Of every high purpose In life, We must our
selves be and do, and not rest satisfied merely with
reading and meditating over what other men have
written and done. ON best light must be made
life, and best thought action. The hnmbcat anf
leastilterate must train las sense Of duty and az
custom himself TO an orderly and diligept life
THO talents are the gift Of nature the highest VIZ
tue may be acquired by men OF the lHnbest a5iii-
ties, through careful selfdiscipne. AZ least We
ought to be able TO say, as Richter I'D, nave
made o. much out Of myself as could = maze o.
the stuff and no man should require more
JUDdn PAlgoNs-Jndge IarsouSi tp newly NJ
pointed Provisional Goy0nsrOf Alalsph was
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-07-14
An Act

For hc Protection Of SAriGs and other Girl Officers
Of the State.
SECTION 1. Bet enacted by the General -1sseta-
big Of the State Of Tennessee, That the Sherlas Of
the several Counties in this State hereby auho-
rizod TO raise posse of men, not 10 exceed twenty
five in number rs a County Patrol, and to aid the
Sheriff and all other civil officers Of thecounty in
enforcing civil law and order. And further, the
Shers in the different counties in this State shal,
in all cases of emergency, have discretionary power
to summon in addition To the posse granted by this
Act, rs many more men as will in his Judgment be
sufficient to either capture disperse all opposing
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-07-14
ANDREW JOHNSON.
WM. II. sEwAnn, sec'y Of State.

CAMP MEETING ANEcDoTE.-At a camp meeting a
number oflades continued standing on the benches,
notwithstanding the frequent hints from the minis
ters to sit down. A reverend old gentleman,
noted for his good humor, arose and said
al think it those ladies standing on the benches
knew they had holes in their stockings they would
sit down. % ana l.'7 a'"
u This address had tho desired efect--there was an
immediate sinking into the seats, gu
A young minister standing behind him, ard
blushng to the temples said' o i4t
80 brother, how could you say thatg' aiae.
!" Say that97 said the old gentlemen, "its.afaft
If they hadn't holes in their stockings, I'd Ike
to know how they could get them on"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-07-14

A DoSKEY's BiT.4-sl am oeriain, wife, that ! am
right, and that seuaro Yronh u bet my ears on
IT, "lndced husband, you should not carry
betting 70 such extreme lengths.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-07-14

ny San Francisco advices siates that 6o,o0t
acres Of land will soon be for sale by the Contra
Pacific Railroad along the first thirty miles Of tho
road. . - ak
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-07-14

30 Two ihqp5qld AL two hundred pieces Of
riled artIllcryno requnsl for auning the rrusHan
iOrt'eiSe5 u ,le principles OF modern wa,iagc.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1865-07-14

JUDdn PAlgoNs-JndPe Iarsous tp newly ar-
pointed Provisional Governor OF Alal5nih was a
member Of tho Rebel Legislature and JUG o. INC
Circuit Court takini, tue Confederate oth on W.
occasions
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ExClR SlONs.

E,Ahll EXCURSION To THE FISHING
1e.hD hx s, i'm ln,.iay luns 9th, Thursday. Iune
,spS.t. ',,AmeI i. G SCHUL IL, stopplne at Chri..
n K, -. y. B..rhi. roat rc,s on ,be nans, =,
IL A: ~, dyins hour f.hins H. SiSCKH' SIS
EARLY EXCURSION 49, FISHING HANKS
nod, Inc sttame, NikGlNIA SEYMOUR, on Wed.
IL, Chai,en IT. -. U,g ~ s'eN SUP
Far" III. JusEpltS A.sCOra 80 W.
EOURTH OF July EVoTESION tn
- H,e. iVck q c,t Ne 5. ssnu. io,at. ,,Ien C,,,.
So Ct csh Ws..--rhs @ nj So i,r = ''ot w
ROWS lIii, Cay Cha ,,s 49,, VII, .e,,c Ici
? - t. X. A. / -, o.. A. i6s lie a v.N
Ia. az. 10 uInlu' =. ..t, IT,, 81 q. a 80 ~
1 H. .,sl' o,Ia,J o. M. T. "a a. ~,
a.. D.',.S.4 IT, Al. ". ~ Ns IC,,,' 81 = 4,
e 70 "a u "r G.. t-cA wa, t,.....u.,,
Ia. ,...,o q. ..ya ,r , ~ Nrg w. Al. ara
~ .''.e '',-y e. o., ID. ,us,Ds ,rpa Ov'.,-....id
SUNDAY tN,, S'IJS-TEAINo AT r..
Coon ,li.. VIZ , ,g,o ,o,,,,o.o,.
,,,,,. 49,. Aul ui iJlc .,..a.c tttIo =.
I.lE 81" N'kh NND .AELau L. X CO.
Wan ~" d, ,'' W. eA,he pe.mi'unsJ,
CouIin,a .."e Juuc Ism, 1858.
t'u4uE soltu.
. leave lci'ot. O.uct % 90 81. ard Z. 4 Ave
=. pm to w...",a'' II. ,.,c., :" '''''
Gas A. IN. wiulAm,' 'f T'ios ,gD''''
% .. IA. Cto.on ta.,.
ttN.hiH"h iNs' = ~ hoNl ONLY Tor the day
Nu'h lhry ave issuvd. ttsrI elsVu, tiu not ptH-
chase lieu s,ou ictots val be- charged ii ii.
lAkE '''
fourth Avenue t.Is, running l., .sc,n the Aston
HOS" aud va sticyt AMI sta a'u,r. Fr1,. Lust
~, connect IN 80 tfHin' to AMI ON Ncs York
1ns'euttts % 90. NuItu Ur ~0Ith uuiu way = auous
VIII p" Ch1ftc Ic i,lr ia - ui lao
Ne" oik, june lytb, l'uo. |. G III CKUpI7r,
Eug'l and Dtu sup.
STATEN ISLAND FEEEY-FOH NEW
- b.fn ~, Suu u.tlor. lac .or.,ll e. Fort d. III
mono, k'in Pax. Botts C we llc. 10 s. H., bets ,n
SOui anal am 'n, ~. a. !, 9, Hni / - " iy3I
x v o. AID ~ pn ounaa. -, Ia, IL " ~
=" ~ So ana ~ fh. Jii
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personal NOr.Cn..

INFORMATION WANTED OF MARIA
.pNEnl, uf Wc.tuc IA COUNT, Iro and VINO
Afr'ci N the cb 40 tiidgy lart Juun ssth IN The
etc inrr hihtin.A oIn 81 o.. Any lu.. iuation
a I" her Nhcr 70 OJs VA lv la rk'II It,c.,ri bt
he. sister, AsNia Low. l,rt 80 " ct .n.l, 81 or
up fdiI.LlIs, - h.oAdany. ~. Nl.k,
JuIe - l-d5 .i,
iNFORMAIlON WANTED OF WM. &.
~ ~ .. ed ~, who o. " lDAtstc., Va. ln.luiy
.. AusU. l7Dl aud is ,Lpu1. g.. 10 he la tie H.
!. :, AM iui'.ua ion ,uaerIuiA- liAi ptL lr
ihanklulll 'rNi, NJ Hdd.r uiIs 81. l.. RlAS, :
Alien ~, NV York ll5
MISSING - JOIN i. WILSON. SINCE
A'i t' lS.h In- o.. iIAcu old; n4 ol o cut. ~
tt.y Goth "A, mo. .u,t.,IIUf u .un luue..,
son.
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RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.-

aNeA cOtumenctnk hondeys June lstns ly>o.
cent. ~
RARNUM's AMERICAN MUsEUn.-
Always cool ANp pELIgHTrrL ,....
GRfAr ENTLKPRIsE
TWO LIVING WHITE WHALES
Captured and btough' TO thit city from the Coast a
- N!SE IIVt SAM. DOLLARS
t9Sf GSD SEE 1 III .hilc you have an opvu-
n.EiE LIVES ARE UNCERTAIN
Nti NEsI W, JUNE -, 1855
r e. ff So NJ is's of ffSiG &. ne
The d.stingulsLoi American Ac o.,
Mo W. CLARKE
10 sp,csl 10 tho ar rEENOOS ~ 8, In The modal
'-'''.'--i D. ANA OF ihe a.. en,iilei
,...,. .. Or the PRIDE OF BIRTH.
81 - ted ty Nus, j. rlor, f'a ni = J.mi.o1 n..
g hso-' CcUc. assars evick, uads-sy, Jsnison
ID .mou t,.sS, 10 oman, po,tos, Cunnins ham, etn.
10 conclude vii, ll,g sn.a.in, tonsdIesa q
rSf>ilSS. a, ~ ~
lhs Tow Moral II ana Of
THE ri NKARD,
r,,,,.,,,, or tn tALDEN SAVED.
h. TSc NN Ml r5 FL ONNT e. W; CLARKE
AWAY wIrH MELANCHOLY.
Aiitt ths y ANA Afternoon and Evening.
r,ONE LtGGED HANGER. TONY DENrER.
,,.. - huKNlNt, AT II.
PHILOSOPHER and MAGICIAN, rrpf COsP)-
KISS, VII periorn wonderful Necrom sntic Ilusot~
and introduce his estrso binary Enchanted Organ
Nov On exhibition
ThE SEVENTH DISTRICT DRAFT WHEEL.
Also PORTION ~ the Historical
thARlt R OAK OF CONNECTICUT
LIVING A. TIA NrOR n FEFf LOSd
AA,nnist ANn iDLk kNTWINkD ny An EN-
ukSiOl shklENI CONVERTED INTO STONR
TOT. ~ INlilNGs, LIGHTNING CALCUiATOR
MOODROfIES BOHEMIAN GLASS BLOwEkS.
tIASs SILAM ENtilNE IN MOTION,
FIFTY lltE-SiIE MOVING WAX FIGJREs
JEfF DAVIS IN PE1TICOATS,
Fat Woman, Glantess, Circassisn Girl
Living Ottett Grand Aquaria- Q million ouriosties
Ndmi''lon Nc'nis Ch.drn undcr ten ib cents. '
DRUF. MAcPHERSON's AFTERNOON
a aud E'elinf Family Picnic and Social Iiop
mhe' ~. Oh Friday, June ~ ct Union Park, ed
nt'tot AMI Eat River. Dancing Ia Commence al 4
oc.,ck snd tt n'inaa at II I'm Tickets 81 cents
To 1 g hal al the gate Sd
sam SHARrLEY'S MINISTRIES, 20i Bow.
o.yl op?otlte pring st.. lhiid woek Of the sroAt
Lon. t'ln.s. fntllc lew bill this week. RAilIo .1
sha-h-un. Thcv arr coming nom tho War Jolly
sam Johuson ,lohnit SCHNEIDER Sam ShAtplo !,
Srch, The BLACK Cicero and Sandfcrds Riehard
hnf1. foIith ~ July CeleDraton-Ihree Grand
PERFORMANCES Admission 70 cents. Al IL, and !
oCl,ck gia
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HOI WANTED ONE THAT Is USED 40
~ Aihs so.s. APP, a. 81 ,necnrs a. 81
ROY WANTED To WASH GLASSES.
- Np9iy At The SOdA isI.ta.n va iIoa OF tie Iiue.
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INsAsuiCEiON.

OBSTRUCTION ON THE PIANO AMI
iuolodeOn - cat 10Th ST. let 9Th and sth sy. W
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WANTED - IN a BLANK BOOK AND
w utiOner 500, toy nbou % year OF age TO
run OF errands Call sitery O'eo-x al 245 Gteaa-
NlCh ct. "A
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4 DRESSMAKER WANTED Al IL Cei,r
1t. Arl'y f.on 10 o'cio,s go
ROl WANILD, To LEARN SILVER
- ing. ApPy 10 GoUDLItf d KkANi- >
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sIoK~Es. CARRIAGES. Ac

4 BLACK CANADIAN PONY FOR SALE.
"a SluHi. Ana, aud IA ool couii'iou: % lee ga,
Amy : No 90 Sou.h ',h tt.ccL conner ct fhud.f,
W / IN. bury u
4 NICE CANADIAN PONY, KIND AND
u gem %, a tU,d uAvc.r., wei. u.tk. to hsth,.S.
Would SUIT to- unc Ind = said hove. A,so .
s' i 10, p W. 10, ,,oc'r ar SUI lu-.ncrs Ia ute
A NICE BAY HOSE, T. HANDS HlGH
}c.'g.. 'olni md ..nd, sui.alo or any
ne Of UoIi and NJ. TO ave, B.,oslfn. :,
RuSlNI.sS WAGONS OF EVERY KIND
to'atagily On hand, s.i.h q. ,iocc.., t4l,.,,
lni'hc = MA 1'2"t nui ,Npr-s. Nod 81 ill hnd Tins
pa a. 'a,ora. - sns thu can tc iould tnt cvcy
~ see sufrHutpu As % rtt r..tl. ~l.tNARI'S Wa.
ION f"c' DRY, $50 ~ lot O. o.d. ty aud SHAY. ~
FOR SA.T--A HANDSOME SORREL
mne ytnis Old l'N mnlr D go, soInl aud
Aini in al ID n'ss 10 lie sccn at - Mo.t IN IT,
EOR SALi.-A BROWN HORSE, Smtat,ie
10. Io' t1. b. e'to or ics "nson Mu,t he old A. On
At llv West 'uc", l,t'Hyd tco... .CI
EOK SALI'-A BLACK MAKE, PONY
luilt' ears old. ln,u.rc .13 Wet H. % IT,
uutil -Oii. 10
HORSE AND WAGON FOR SALE Cbo,I--
= ono vont sd Hdd horse, turah q to- eli, "
country cuc iouf-sc,tci lo?,t VA ca one e uoi I'D
l-' l~ilSls ." on ruitabo for d.. roni- co.'c,,
~ &C., ioi SEQ an SC, toT cry OF tpaItrt % -
b, ~ ani "ut'nc ~ d-lutso r,~oe, tor rile leap
itoSA"p HibNN, N's, ~ Ar ..i
TO CAkTMtN FDG SALE. \ LARGE
- bay huur uu,.-sr.tuf vlN, D.. .t... h1Iro ,si
cat "'".' et,h ~" 70, t,a ..ul. Oh .Juin-
M. I',ui" ~ lai' Ns.tsL ~
YWO GODD 90 WORKING IOKSLS FOR
i safe. Nppy 49,, i,nI't, ,or. sl-tr'. and u ID "A.
~HJ, 100 Da,s ~
TWO HEAVY HORSES TOH SAtl.-Nscl
- HNr..t u'I It-tI 60 AN. oiur.. Wll.t tu.i
e. ~ ~ the ootc. has no % e. iur tuup at .dI Net
- q.
TRUCKS FOR SNLG, / SUPERIOR NIW
iuts, sIitft.u TO. th I4.tiV. o U o. t.s.c, AMI
Lui u o.. '.i stu .fOst Ec. low .ua, no. e.,
Let'} uc. sIt sbi, 3d. tul., 60 AID p..o "a u.,
VIZ e 'o'd che %. Mp. tiJOI, l.. IU.H t. 81
N,s a. 'ct.7 % .l. 9,pp.,. Isl
"A ANIEl--A HALF srKINu CALI -
w Ann It. d,
q IA LOW-rEl'LD HORSE, T.,thcr
- MN b.. goa n.,I % .., a, viltc cd rnlpIf
ave AMI Wal~orth u, La li.ouslyu. 20!
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WANTED? HARNESS MAKERS. CALL
w a. 1871 Newa'k avenue Jcfsey Cay. 81
WANTED A GIRL To DO GENERAL
w hoGse"oik. Appy a. GG3 Second ave, ia Tie
store.
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GIRLS LATELY LANDED WANTED TO
~ % Lomero,k IN respect1ble I'm hos A, 20
waited all ollie kind. OF vel recommended ser
corner gu avenue. 10.
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COOP OPERATORS AND BAISTERs ON
~ Nost To 20 I'm she's STEADY work viii To
given. AprlJ 10 2JG W. s,th a.. IN the basement.
GOOD OPERATIONS ON SKIRT BANDS
~ Hsntet--iigLe- va ., paid NJ 81 " arrolsi ~
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CARRIAGE BODY MAKERS AND Wheel
- - wanted 10 ~osk on eNpftss Wagons: long er,.
poyment aud good wage. TO those who undcrsi. nd
Their lusinosA Apply Al - Mercer st. CHARLES
kWItl & BON. a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-28

ElHlSHERS on SHOP AND CUSTOM
ptnts he ho-t pr'ccn pad. None lrt fl.t.cr,,
hants reed APP y. LA.I O. lI9 tast 2s,h .. Pad
sSturJa o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-28

CRAAkiLAN WANTED - GOOD STOUT
~ man 10 lutn p ess ~ hou.s "a day Nust BE-
sober AMI willing % aylk. Wa ~ 80 Ter We L. rlare
pe mgnoni Coil before o'clock thu. morning Al 8Vy
brosdwav. top floor. us
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-28
AWltsEu EvTs.

A LADIES' FAIR WILL BE HELD AT ST.
[lGAbtiers Church, East s1th 81 bst r. and -
sveA commencius Monday, June feth, 1855. IRE
cent. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-28
WANTED.

a OO1lfEIt-NI OEkMAN WOMAN
= wanted A. nurse. A good sevsr prefsned Cal
fyo 9th sveuue 9S5
A WONDERFUL RUSH FOR MALE AID
female help OF all nation. At ~. MFLPLEI'S
office W hitebsI 1t. Wanted. cooks vuferN house
ana up stAirs servants Tor soot situations In city and
country. Also ooachmen ssrdeneTs pofterr and
"a inins hsnds Those Lately landed employed i'm.
neNilA'ely, This oilcc ve can rccommeud iI6
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-28
TO SHOE MANUFACTuRrRs-wANTl

- as.tuaton % foreman and ou'tef: la Ind ten
yeas ehpe i.eroe In he business I. shoema.e' "
tye. Addr - JAMES DOW LING, Ia s. sun
ouco.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-28

WANTEr-DPEEATORS, BAISIERS Adj
W lu tJnho.e makers and tailor ui,hest . ~
paid Also paltLer waited. Apply tor onr eek
NJ. B..NCn, % Clintuns ISL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-28
WANTED.

SHIRTs-HASDs on SINGERS AND W.
- w.' msshines for shirts at las Ch.nlbeu
stNet lUp
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-06-28

\NANTED-A FEW GOOD Blacksmith.
Moody. AZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-27
Commercial Intelligence.

LONDON MONEY MARKET-ocT IA.
The funds steady and rather nrmcr. The payment
OF dividends at the Bank OF England commenced the
18th inst, and exercised favorable influence the
money market; causing decided increase In the supply.
The Bank OF Englands rate OF discount remains ut
seven per cent The demand for money ut the Bank was
unmportant
Consols close at $50 50 for money.
STOCKS.
United States vetwcntos, OK 6S; Erie Railroad
57ei 5Si< Illinois Central Railroad s3's a "a.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET-OCT. IA.
Sales today 20 bales including L. 600 bales to spe
cuators and exporters The market closes buoyant
an advance Of I'D I'D
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET, OCT. IA.
Messrs. Richardson, Spence n Company, and Wake
Held Nash Company port:Fl0ur quiet and steady.
Wheat inactive but nrm Corn inactive, with decline
OF Sd. mixed, 2ss. Cd 2ss. Cd
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, ocT. IA.
Messrs. Bout English Brandon and Bigland.
Althya Il Company rcport:-Becf quiet and steady.
Pork firm; stock scarce. Bacon firm Lard-The
market is bare; quotations are Sss 90s Butter frm
with an upward tendency Cheese firm and advancing
In price Talow easier.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET, OCT. IA.
Ashes steady Sugar hrmer, with advance Of Cd.
Coffee steady. Rice firm Linseed dull and declined
Oil. Linsced oil quiet. Hemp firm and advanced A..
per h. Sperm oil sales small at clio per Rosin
dull. Spirits turpentine quiet at 46s Petroleum steady
ut 3. l0d IS.
LONDON MARKETS, OCT. il.
Earrings circular says:-Brcadstuns quiet and steady.
Iron firm Sugar steady. Coffee steady. Tea active,
with a heavy demand Tor America. Rice firm. Spirits
turpentne quiet at 45s Petroleum steady mt So. I'd
Sperm oil nominal. Tallow firm at AIS ID. a ass.