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HEADQUARrERs DEPT. MISSISSIPPI.
z. T. CH hISTENSEN,
1t. Col. Asst Adj't Gen.

FIChsUuIS, MISS. Ady 70, IoUO. J
General Orders No. >.
The following telegraphic instructions Of this
date, addressed to Major Gen. Warren by Maj
Gen Candy, are published for general informa-
ton, and will be promptly enforced by all COM
handing officers:
By direction Of the President you will not re-
cognise any officers of the Confederate or State
Governments within the limits of your command
as authorized in any manner whatever to per-
form the functions Of their late offices. You
will prevent by force, if necessary, any attempt
Of any States in instruction to assemble for
any legislative purposes, and will suspend any
members or any other persons who may attempt
to exercise these functions in opposition to
your order.
Rv order nF
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CELEBRATION OF THE FOURTH OF JULY.-Itis
proposed to get up one of the largest, most en-
thusiaste, and most truly patriotic 4th of july
celebrations in Boston on the next occurrence
Of that anniversary, Of any ever held. To this
end, civilians and military men intend to join in
swelling the numbers and making the display
more imposing. Among other proposals it is
suggested that all the returned veteran soldiers
Of the State turn out in their faded and honor
ed army uniforms. and be honored with such an
ovation as they deserve. The Grafton will be
delivered in the Music Hall by the Hon. Charles
Sumner.
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By the following order it will be seen that
all restrictions on our commercial intercourse
has been removed
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE GULF.
New Orleans June 5, 1863
General Orders No. 81
All points in Western Louisiana in rear of
and covered by posts occupied by United States
troops, are declared to be within the limits Of
military occupation, as defined by the 9th sec.
ton Of the law Of July ID, 1864, (see War De-
partment General Orders No. 257,l and all the
military orders or regulations, restricting in any
degree commercial intercourse with such sec
tiog of the country, are revoked.
The requirements of General Orders Nos. SO
and IS from the Headquarters of the Disvision
of West Mississippi will apply to the country
above referred to, except that no foreign or
general commerce can be allowed with any
ports that are effected By the laws of blockade
The same rules will be applied to that part Of
the present Department Of the Gulf east of the
Mississippi, as was not included in the limits of
the late Division Of West Mississippi
By order of
Major Gen E. r. S. CANDY
c. T. CHRISTENSEN,
Lt.-Col Asst Adi't Gen.
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MoDE OF ADMINISTERING AND Recording THE
AMNESTY earn. -DEPAETMENT OF STATE, Wash
ISGToS, May %, --S1R-A COPY Of the
Presidents amnesty proclamation of this date Is
herewith appended BY a cause in the instru-
ment the Secretary Of State is directed to estab-
iish rules and regulations for administering and
recording the amnesty path 40 as to insure its
benefits to the people, and guard the govern
ment against fraud Pursuant to this injunction,
you are informed that the oath prescribed in the
proclamation may be taken and subscribed be-
fore any commissioned officer, civil, military, or
naval, in the service of the United States, or
any civil or military officer ola State or territory
who, by the laws thereof, may be qualified for
administering the oath All officers who receive
such oath are hereby authorised TO give certified
copies thereof to persons respectively by whom
they we're made, and such officers are hereby
required to transmit originals of such oaths Ut
as curly day as may be couvtrieat "a this
department where they will be deposited and
remain in toe archives Of the agrusrt A
register thereof VIII be Kept III d.. eraturua
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and, on application in proper cases, certificates
will be issued Of such records in the customary
form of official certificates.
am, sir, your obedient servant,
". H. SEWARD, Secretary Of State.
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Marsden's Carminative Syrup,
DIARRHEA, CHOLERA, DYsENTERY, Ere.

This truly valuable preparation is gaining
popularity unprecedented in the annals Of med.
ical discovery
1t is prepared from herbs Indigenous to Cen
trail America where It's timely discovered has
saved whole districts from being depopulated By
the ravages of Cholera and Dysentery.
No traveller, by sea or land, should be without
a bottle of Csrminstive Syrup. No parent, Who
s soicitous of the health of the little ones, but
should procure bottle of this preparation, and
administers it in all cases of Cholera Infantum or
Looseuess of the Bowels. No sufferer from
Chronic Diarrhea need despair, for one bottle Of
Marsden's Carminative Syrup viii effect Gu
For sale by all Druggists.
T. W MARSDEN,
Patent Medicine Depot
Corner of Gravier and Magazine streets,
New Orleans. junel44t
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BOAT STORES, LIQUORS &c.

So soon as arrangements can be made we will
be in receipt of our usual extensive stock OF
Goods of every description.
AS our purchases, foreign and domestic, are
made direct of the manufacturer we will be able
to supply all descriptions of Plantation and
Family goods and supplies at New Orleans prices
Purchasers are solicited to call and examine
our stock and prices before making their pur
chases E. & B. JACOBS.
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Il is less painful 70 earn in youth than to BE-
ignorant in oliafe
=
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}. E. SLAUGHTER,

oTlg.-Uen COIDu &.
The letter containing the above says that up
to 10 A. NJ, of the 18th, the number of prison
ers had increased to 100. Ranchero.
CALAMITY AT NArcHEz. tug-boat Dime,
used as a dispatch boat between this city and
Rodney, Miss exploded her boiler Saturday
morning opposite Browns saw mill, killing the
wheesman and cook, and badly injuring FIRE
man. The boat was made complete wreck
scarcely anything remaining. The cause of the
accident has not been ascertained.
VIM H. Mitchell of n. 0. Capt. Jas. Bur
rows, St. Louis, lst engineer (slightlY;) Henry
Gibson, n 0. ID engineer Samuel Burt, Chi
cago, wheesman, killed-at the wheel at the
time of explosion; Joseph Green, fireman, badly;
John Carr, Natchez, Waterman; Stephen Nulty,
Natchez deck hand; VIM. Parker (colored) Nat
chez cook, killed.
No blame, as we learn from Capt. Mitchell
can be attached to either Of the engineers, and
the cause of the accident will ever be cloudcd
in mystery. Courier S0th-
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CHATTANOOGA, May a6.-Gen Wilson's com
mand, are being rapidly sent north. One brig
ade arrived here to-day en- route to Nashville.
They are relieved BY infantry from the coast.
South Carolina troops are being stationed at diff
terent points in the interior of Mississippi to put
down guerrilla warfare.
CHATTANOOGA, May PA public meeting of
citizens in the counties of north Georgia, com
prising the Cherokee Judicial circuit will be held
tomorrow night, at Ringgold Catoosa county.
Georgia. All prominent Union men in the nortn-
ern section of the State are to be present.
A meeting to reorganise the civil government
was held at Trenton, Dade county, Georgia, last
Saturday. and after some discussion, adjourned
until another time
The railroad from Atlanta is completed to
Resaca The bridge over the Ostanaula is com
pIeted, and trains can now run to Resaea.
MOBILE. June l.-Ex- Gov. Moore, Coils Gale
and Pettus, and two printers, have been ares
ted and brought to this city. They are to be
taken to Washington. Ex-Gov Moore seized
Mount Vernon Arsenal, Fort Morgan and Fort
Gaines, at the time Alabama seeded.
BROWNSVILLE, May live are indebted to
Capt Samuels for the following official dispatch:
Capt L. G. Aldrch, A. A. Genl.
We attacked the enemy, about 800 strong
this evening at P. NJ, and drove him il con-
fusion eight miles, killing and wounding about
thirty and capturing eighty prisoners, with many
arms and accoutrements. Owing to the scatter
ed condition of the men, halt was ordered
Capt. Carringtons command coming up he was
again attacked and driven within one mile Of
Brazos, when darkness put an end to the pursuit.
Had not our artillery horses broken down we
would doubtless have captured the whole com
maud
I cannot speak too highly of the sagacity of
colonel Ford and Of the gaantry Of his com
mand Our loss four or FIVE severely wounded.
We did not have 800 in the fight, large mum
bers not having arrived
(Signed) j. E. SLAUGHTER,
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Corner of Gravier and Magazine streets,
New Orleans. iunel4.4t
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EEWggG MAGAZINES.

a fa.un,. iJr sAic cheap to c.ose cut stock l-,.I
% ..n su4 yluiIo. 20 uiA:4ent mAnIaCtuIe- LIl d.
y ,-,,a-1.hH.'. RON go I" % oun De- saved. d.
e. EWING MACHINES 10 REM ALL
fWhoeer Z Wi-ou's and sneeT's fnachilo' si.s-5
,on l.ua iDr al, cto-p ~ % GAIA a., avor, o.,
b a. iiudAsC. b
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sREST RED ASH AND LLHlGH COAL;
- 20 lycIei ats II PEI Ton nom ards col ~ hing
and Greenwich ste, and 30 l.oor' g! nut r. ~.
il6 MAT CLINTON.
sDEST PEACH ORCHARD, RED ASH,
LAND white ASH coal stove, range ard crate &C. een
ed and delivered, at Slu per ton. Large nut = 30.
4 HOS. STOKES, cor sd II aad LIN ave. 'sP
lCOAL.-I AN SELLING TAI BIST RED,
~ nh coal ut q D pc ton aud t"u tts. wai -
esh coal at = ~ PER ION url'i hnl 'eIlVtel io
the IaIda, b7 an d Cherry u bet. H"o-"'et aud
James. EDWARD l.. CAktl. sea. :" al! PAT Of
the city. Ssl
fDCEE PEACH MOUNTAIN, RED ASH,
/ store osg cosl, 9 p' ton ~ tle ya-ds nua
5deive cd to any par II ,hr yv or $40 Nelght VA
suHtoi, HEABEltI u. u Lii " CaIal ri, AM
J fooI O. Delaney st, LIT K'.', 80
iTHE CHEAPEST COAL ARDS IN THE
) Il OS The Seg, beet i.c, 'nd White an, s,J,c
an EPF NlJ 5Jatou; ,'t roA'. ~- tton' wAr.hu'tt
MI utlt, gt id 30 spiAs ~ anu 80 biyi',a tJu
. e.. Al. EtNs'fHAAtE. 81
iNITYOMlNG WALLET COAL, ilO FGU
\ W ton. dou,e.C4 % ~ 3,.t OF III city, ye..
orleered, weight narrrnic iF1-l ne W! omns Va
fley ygld, foot OF ian r., COZ. an ave "Na
YARD, ID AVE, BET. s1IH AMI
w Goth street a good arti.t " piue vood, - 10
- bo OAK - % to s4.t5; hr"o,v - TO $95F oold
a . load. delivered tTSe - ~nITS kVMLANp g
ACo. ss-
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'c10O0 WILL Buy 4 NICE SMALL
~ IOOO ira NJ 10 lorcr, With luuse aud barn,
pa NJ Iel-"r-r nice, lrlihy pace. App.y 10
.TNi IE., 90 by'iYhst "a
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JADlLS TAUGHT To OPERATE Oh
~ Sinners and Wheeler l. Wilson's s"s- I
Of flannel shirtI eud IoconI.ol4 to god siiop
sitter learning. Apply OF 10 IenTy It, late OF 30 4
CLINTON It 90
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GREAT ADVANCE IN PRICE-wanted.
~ 800 sood button hot, nah shelter tents, a.
take work out work c1prc.sci both vW. tree Oi
charge references required. Alec 2U0 sfls to work
In tho store, heN YORK ppoc, paid Apply imueJi-
sfely 20 J. HARRISON, to.. Court and s-ciett sic,
Mooklyn. 3iT
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I WAIT = STEADY MFN on A FAEM, A
,hogt distance from tho ci' mus, undo stand All,
KINDS OF plan farm worS; GOOD houe snd - d
.ges. Apply 70 Mr.. CHRISTOPHER, ~ Tbiy er
bIuoklvn. 10
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OPERATORS AND BAlSItkS NANIIll
~ on Inca coats on ". & " T. mGchiue' ALSO COOL
button hu c makers ana vest baiser.. o. Tor two
We h. Come p.elaiei oi Eo.k. In luth r. lctl
6rtli btL ami ryuth vi sts, W iliiamsuuish. 10
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DRESS-NiAkLGS WANTLi--AI No. .,
lIClintoa Pace, ,,h a. none uut con petoni hand
need .pylt LeIolC = OCiotK Ar, ltA
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ACRES or GOOD LAND,
y Wv ignore cnn 10 hsi; 2apes wood. l.,.
Ian u t.,.t i.l.r6 um fH'rtflu, on thr 20. IT,
4 uJi uuth- Nt., "' a gGrGylI am. MliIIs.t H
.Dlsl ~ l. tl4Iub,r H. 90
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7 ADlES TAUGHT on SINGERS WHEt-
IIier a WILSON, machines practice on work w. n
EiVc. Rl.Vr learning. sct4ng u4ALine- ~ ,,.
bought told and EXCHANGED aiso ncciies and oil, =.
So deury At. Al q, i,~-ons gwen aer u =. ". '.ll
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DRESSAAkkR GOOD Drest-
- maker. one vho Ia, learned TIE trade. AyP.y
81 LIS BiosdVG-. 10
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ARPLNILES WANTkD-APPlY To T..
- L. NAS NUsIRAkD, 100 Centre street. near
Can-I. ls1
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TOR SALEvLGY Low, VIM OR Without

t'Ok SAIlN LEl LOW, WITH or Without
.u.tutv. Tie tpI'uf 4 residence No o. Colnm-
''in ~, i,uuhhu lrlutA OSoruokinr the bay u Ner
NoIk, and command ne mHtuIht ems view ia evory
.iI',tIuu. BfoNn stnuc front and modern Improve
i.iouts. Tot ~ %, ihn cAtcndns nom ColuinbiA In
iuiuan IT. IT., font "a human u ooursu OF .
lsold Four urchcd u'-pfoot building. Apply u
.ItookNutoS. uUNDIOW. Mont utu0 and Court II.
ior 10 \. ;. BEACH, care Of NJ ma Co. " pars
il,oN, y. \. 49,
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FOR sALE AND TO LET.

4 FARM-25 ACRES. HOUSE. BARN, zoo
II rr'te vue. aud other 'ruiL - Gu; ore 10 lcIo-
hour U one ceres house barn, tono fruit, 500.
one =, -'ics, 81 house tain hip orchard, s4,t".
one arics two houses l'rn, ~ tt, % miles In New
Jersey. Applv T. IFtiI1O. H. tentic st. -
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7 AIDES TAUGHT on SINGERS, Wheel
IL CT & Wilson's aud Howes machines 10 hem
GicE and fancy bIuldiuF, pCticet iOr ~, and econ
Eended shops. AZ Minus OF machuo 70 ~ At, and
peedes and oil foI sale, At Mrs. IAOhSON'S, IL
" cat 18th Il. lAtu cen 9Th and >th ave. 80
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IAlLOkES SIS TO WOkh
w OF 81 toD psuu OnIy tood hands u,cI tppy
i SO. - BrJOI,e n, I'd floor .Gi
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CARRIAGE PAINTER WANTED 49, AT
y Nllan-hridfc. Harlem Il. r. half an houF'
utenn tbs cArs. ste,dy Ell pc ucnt; single man
r., OF 70 !. MrNAMARA. A. al,yc 1Tg
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'EOH SALE CHEAp-A NEAT 2-SlORl
and ATTIC frame hous, with extension, good cell
irr vstcr, marble Iusutnl' ~. complete. Terms
,tny. iuqui,e q -. llihNi.S, Ru,dcr, " Eleventh
lrf. Mili.inuiu.rh. {. $40
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y NOR SAIL 'HtAp-iDO ACRES OF LAND
tovi dr,p rail ,lsv to outivso, only nmilcs irnm
lNt iOk u-H~ ihe railroad, in lotr on ~ Hirus up
~. .rrtl NtiilDu II .UN
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boy WANTED-IO Run A GORDONl
- pes; mus' he able 10 make hi. o-r form ready
Apply Al Is William ct. room -, dter o'clock. thh
morning 50
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lWANTED-AMiJ TO wO9h ON a tarm,
w C. sUurt de.-Lce In the county. Ap,iy lo'
,alLLS d CKAN lUkn l63 south 81. ,G
,NtAN1 ElI--FlhlSilER FOX MILITARY
w o'e. -sAIs. Apo 10 RlGre e. basement, t,i
ltu4ec diFs 50
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AZ AM "A 49, TAlLOkESSES IN CUSTOM
w pans Pad b. the piece. GA At sos Doscr, +,
lnOnt house, RAN T. o.
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EUR SEWERS WANIEp-NONk BIT
4 gcci hand. need sppiy, to JOHN W. GAY, %
Pax Place, up stair 2Ni
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PAKERS-WANTED, A THIRD HAND
- Apply Yl5 Grand 81 Wiuinnsbursh. IL
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WANTED IN JERSEY CITY GOOli
w teaer mason. 20 shotl ;he Lgh,st SGscs val
b lad, Apply Oh tho sotA, cor oil BaS and Greene
.tlrr.r BOO
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poor AND SHOEMAKERS WANTED, 10
- go in the country. Gail at a. b. GALES No. a
Dey ~, this day, bet the hours Of ~ O'Clock. 81
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A PROTESTANT GIRL wANTED-About
xhl4 year. Of ase, TO take Of infant and do
~ ht houseuoik Apply at Al Fsset st. la
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~ w lDWER, STORES AND LOFTS,
- co. ,.a,l - nrNr nou'wsv -ro,ition central
l'u,. i.ut Ivs"f -ttri. ,o % L0..r. Rates fes-
-cut ~. I'D. iNsli.i- tuyne - once, w Wal
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80 600 WILL Buy 4 TWO.>TORY
n = sOOb 'Iaue house vim !of -baI I,'r.
IN. So 'sh balance, f!i .E..I'C.I. r.u ..lt.
iAITly ~ IS bANhs, losh ~, "a house lo', nm ave.
South ilugkltu
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\NANTED-GOOD STRONG BOY, pa
w Court st., south brco2ivn' co.. Of mon aaI
\ATANTED-SklRT HANDS AND TRIM
w tcr Aup 20 n. COtN, 80 Estoett. %
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OPEPArORS, BAISTERS, BUTTOSHOLE'
Onnsr.s and lnlnhelt on owe tUatr, unto ms, auI
rAva,y jackets. hpP'- NJ ~ Gni 40 East I.'h sl,
NON aAn q u. 81 M. 81
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iSD7D0 WILL Buy A new STORY
~ DOhGscm ont hoI.e al io'. Win iV'ms,
tt' anu NHt't ON 'Wp iOltr l' I'u .rtAlsf m
y iliAn shuggh, onc block uo- chrr tN oil lCIe,.
Terms, 9l,uD Cph. App, 90 .r ". 3 NAP INK,
,At'o'n"r. &c, z Mal. ~. y \. III
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PRUSHhlAKERS WANTED-A GOOD
lleomtet. Alsos -hNcl brush drawer and q good
1ny boler. steady employment Apply {. b.
fHCM Philndc.yha. $50
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;\UANTED-A GIRL WHO UNDER.
w sands htting morocco .hocs on sinse.', ma.
Iohine, Good hand. 10 Levin st. Also men on
naiiel shoes. rs
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CARRIAGE PAINTER WANTED ONE
- that can s.gipc we'll a. 81 slSth a. near Fir-t
.
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lIlANTED-A GOOD JOl RNElMAN Bu-
w be-. NS'es 40 ANcex ln4uhe NJ 10 llud-
ron -, aerey cay, y. -. 81
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A STOUT BOY WANTED, ALSO A GASi
otter. Apply to G62 Liehtn ave, bet. 4oth and
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.XNM. AHbJIt, NUtI T., OFFICE EAST
w r. oti a.. tUnH OF tul u, At D. o,'r =. 1t 20
Irvlf - u ,H-Itifv NJ fl'ulu.r, hu'rtu-, rlL.
thul., solat, C,Yh stove, utru Cf,FeTy eisu tAr
f2'u.o- OF t.ofc v.tA -OIH t;usy @. io s. &c. lsl
,tNTM. Writers, AUCTR, WILL SELL
w ms OAy, 81, lIq o'roCk, NJ a. Downing II. 1901
The -Gtrl lufultUIr, & 90 ttnt lea, .At ~" gsi
.cafr pea h.dGiAg, pt ,or furniture" -. ~
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l\HTANTED FOR WHALING NONAGL~--
w s'out young men Advance. mace l. r ,h.i-
pms outnttnF &c. hPry a. 1852 w,st ~, cor .eg Of
l.nbins on Ct 10 l.. 4 hAN IL /. auI
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A FOREMAN WANTED To TAKE charge
I on broad. Apply after Q A. NJ. at lbz ave A. -
A GERMAN GIRL WANTED TO DO THE
1hhousevors offs small American family. Cav 1893
canal A.. I'd fgQ
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'EOR SNlI-A HOUSE AND % ACRES or
ground g. i.llahlc. there arc fruit ttces ~; 10
'iu Warren Township, NlimmruCt county, y. u. sin
mile. from Bound nrook. Pllce, FbnJ For further
,iniormu .ol inquire OF MAEtlN ARMSTRONG, Ir.
N 81
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w to w ins 61asa is,,oly. 6ao " '1nai ID
: vita tho business pTecrred AMY 10 2VI Pear
n rect. Bt
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GOOD STRONG BOY WHO
w can take chArle Of stors and drive lirht
tvHeon. CAL llli BrosdNs, cor 18Th o., in tho con
. iectioncry. IS
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GOOD SEWING GIRLS-ONLY
w l,e.. hauus NAY iA.aIc, at the dIcsl.. su.r,
I 4 ~
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A GOOD TRUSTY BOY WANTED IN The
<hofhco at 500 our,h Az 81
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CERVhNTS WANTED IN BROOKLYN
- Wanted this duv iis' clts, servants for excel
Lent situations and highest VA - IN senlleinen'-
funil % AMI nocr -cOoks Chsnbetmaifa, waitere's-
- -eAms ,Tcsses and rcdefA hOurcworkers Also r"-
specialize gus lately landed. APpIy 10 Mr.. NAN
NM, 10 Court 81, Is ookiyn. gh9
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,\IANTED-A CRATE FINISHER AMI
w blacker, one that understand, making blouo.,
and pqn.. Apply at IP1 Adams 81, Brook N.
i16 JAMES HOWELL. tr.
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l\NANTED A GOOD TAliORESS 10
y w tuish custom pants aiser machines. Apply IT.
I le1 EhzAteth st, ID ioor lax NoIn. LNSC1. s.
N\AIAN1lB--2 TAlIORF.SSrS no WORK
w on coz,s llcse that can xoik cAn have pen, u
% Il and scol ~sseA b. applying to PETER GIii.Ol
EygT Mott st ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-18

4 tPlatcu-N4Ic, In'Ic tuueiy, Boy hENIl IS
p ANS, Nuct, Oh. Iute 20 stit tesc.-, CA Iucsisy
Apii l~lh. al ~ O'Clock NJ ~ lIsrr,r IT, compuUue
a general h'sgftmrut sUe positive and food- we'll
packed iOI s'ilY. u4. qO2
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-18

CTRAw SEWER -wANTED 90 GOOD
- straw sewer. and llteiors at 81 ith av. rs
CIX PAINTERS WANTED AT ENGLE-
- wool, \. ! are O. l.on this city, In ,uiio
REYNOLDS, PRATT co, Ia and S tiuton
bueeL ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-18

A MAN WANTED TO BOTTOM BOOTS.
Thirteenth Of. near ist ave. T MALONE. IL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-18

.(kTANTED-A MAN ABOUT 20 YEARS
w OF nre, ~ work IN tvlno factory IA pi b.
Ann It, MM. +. HARRIS 81
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\NANTED-2 SMART BOYS TO WORK
w At the baking business. Apply at 1874 Grand
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-18

M ANTLD-FlRSTCI CLASS CLOAK AND
w DIE. makers, - West Houston st. &c
E\IANTkD-A GOOD GIRL FOR LIGHT;
! nL Is ludlow %, % aoot. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-18

CLYERAL APPRENTICES WANTED
- at IA =. essiuak NJ D'.s.Less. ~ No. 5zs s'c1al
sVnuut. 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-18

w Acs % stout Young men Adysanc S-,i4 on SO ~
SlOs Apply at % West ~ COR Of Rector A. 10 u. l.
I,-aIl. stAlfs. sos
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-18

A PPRENrICEs WANTED TO LEARN
Il dretmakine, at 6 Macdonsai st
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IA MIN WANTED lMMFDIATElY To

5000 LABORERS WANTED TO WORK
goOo On scweu. Apply To COYLE BANGS,
fiIontrsc'or. Kent ave, llrooklyu. $50
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AUCTION NOTiCT-NALOON n

"A CCTlDNN OIlCE-N. DOUGHTY, Auctr, \
viii ,ell this -, ~ / q, o'r.pk, a. l6a East
BIoadwsy, an assortment NJ hourt nod furniture
carpets eoiAs- cnai.r, uirnue Eiittofs b.dstcads
In &c - o. - .,utu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-18

S\UAN1EU--2 GOOD TAlLORS TO WORK
4 w 90 custom p.ntA Call ior days zsJ Bccc1or
II Of, top door. luI
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WANTED A SITUATION As WET.

W 10 some iespectable hmlit. bN younr, fesp~c'
81 Nonan beet OF reie cuce civen. Apply ~ 3.
w hshi nEton %, ior Mr.. EnDERl. 9ih
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A FIRST RATE HARNESS MAKER WANT.
A ed. i6l ChamtoI. At top noor IS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-18

.WANTEn-FIIST CLASS SHiIT FIT.
w tiers ani fnisher at SO fulton At, top 'oor. 10
IMMEDIATELY OR MEN
w 70 rcrk on sGsh and blinds. Al THOS. ~ +.
LEks, Java H. he. fraaklin and UuIon ave. Green-
point, Brook N, 4 D. '
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[ MBRELLAS-WANLLD' % GlkLS Tol
undeIstsDd the busiD,ss need sppiy. LEANlfI 81
ACUN. 252 Mosdwa". 49,
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'\NANTEp-j GOOD BOX MAKERS To
w make div goods loIes. Apply at ~ and al
Gold IT, o. h. HAWLkf CO. 20
WHO THOROUGHLY
w understand the making Of Artificial howCr.
Apply At IL IihpenaTd 81. xcQUESIED d HOLs-
WORTH. ~