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The colored Tennessean., 1866-03-24
1866.

COSTAR'S" RAT EXTERMINA-
TOR is simple, safe, and sure-the most
perfect Ratification meeting VIC have
ever attended. Every Rat that can get it,
properly prepared, will eat it, and every
place as distant as possible from where it
was taken.-Lake Shore Mich, Mirror.
4B See "COsTAR's" advertisement above.
The colored Tennessean., 1866-03-24

Forty-three newspapers in Missouri
oppose the Presidents restoration
policy, and only twenty eight support
it. <er y
The colored Tennessean., 1866-03-24

81 costar's'' Rat, Roach, Sc. Exter's,
Is paste-used for Rats, Nice, Roaches,
Black and Red AntS, &c, &C., &c. &c.
IS Costar's' Bed-Bug Extermipator,
Is liquid or wash-used to destroy and
also as a preventive for Bed Bugs, dc.
ssC0star's" Electric Powder for Insects
is for Moths Mosquitoes, Fleas. Bed-bags,
insects on Plants, Foasls, Animals. &c.
EY T! BEWARE of all worthless
limitations.
E~ Seee that ''COsrAR's" name is on
each Box. Bottle and Flask, before you
buy.
rT Address,
The colored Tennessean., 1866-03-24
HENRY Il. COSTAR,

Az bTOauWay, n i. I.
s5s- Sold in " A SHFILL L E. TENN.
Us BY YARYAN & CO.,
Corner of Cedar and Cherry Streets.
And all Druggists and Retailers.
The colored Tennessean., 1866-03-24
Blacksmith Shop.
HENRY HARDING,

COR. FRONT AND CHUR Oh STS.,
HAS bought Henry Elliot's entire in-
IL terest in she Blaeksmithing business.
Horse Shoeing and all kinds OF country
work executed In the best manner and on
short notice. ask for share of the pa
tronage of my city and country friends.
mar24-1m HENRY HARDING.
The colored Tennessean., 1866-03-24

Of Alex. Loffiin, who used to belong to
VI John Loffiin, and was in Murfreesboro
when last heard from. Any information
of him will be thankfully received by ad-
dressing Colored Tennessean, Box ll50,
Nashville, Tenn.
DAVID LOFFLIN, 4a
Five miles south of Franklin, Tenn
jan20-2m
The colored Tennessean., 1866-03-24
JOSEPH Il. WILLIAMS.
CONVEYANCER.
Late lst Sergt. Major 18th Z. S. C. I
Of Central American Colonization
NOtOrietY.


Of Central American Colonization
Notoriety.
NISHES to inform the public that
wv he is honorably discharged
from the service, and now offers his
services to the public as an advocate
of our common cause in the State Of
Tennessee. To my friends, far and
near, [ send my greeting, hoping to
have the influence and cooperation OF
the colored people. To the citizens
of Nashville, / tender my services. As
/ am now citizen of this city, | most
earnestly hope they will give me their
influence and patronage, I will de
liver series of Lectures throughout
the State in a short time. Office cor
ner Gay and Vine streets. POST Office
address, Box 1121.
JOSEPH +. WILLIAMS,
Conveyancer & Freedmen's Advocate.
jan2O-1m.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-11-10
AFFAIRS 1N THE SOUTH.

Corn 10 Alabama is selling fo- rs FER
bushel.
The Supreme Court Of Tennessee is now
10 session 40 knoxyille.
The citizens Of Holmes county, Missis-
sippi, design erecting q monument TO the
rebel dead or that county.
There are 20, 900 widows and 10000 or
phans in Alabama, shrss-i9urths Of them
utterly destitute.
The excitement 10 reference to the gold
deposits in north Geofgia still continues.
The Atlanta InrelEgencer says il saw pan
of dirt 40 ieh that Il is calculated Il would
Weld five hundred dollars 20 the ton.
The Cha.lesth, rs C.,) Courier gives
aattering accou1t on = trade Of that city.
Cotton L freely p6u-ing In. Twelve or If
teen. stea,.srs are keeping mp communiea-
ton with the North, and come and 20 we'll
freighted, while the doctors find the city re-
markably healthy
The municipal l-.addle In Memphis mani
tests no signs Of clearing up. On Friday,
Mayor Lohand ordsred the old market-mas-
| ter 10 turn over his of6s5 and iixi %
his successor; the former refused; where
upop tie MetropoiitRn Police nrrested the
refractory ofEee-holder and lodged him in
jail.
The LYnchburgb lVas) News reloices 70
| learn that the entire amount OK &lOU,OOO,
necessary to secure the charter OF the Lynch
burg and the Dansi...s Railroad, has been
subscribed, and ii now only remains for the
commissioners 10 collect 81 per share On
this amount, when the Company can be Or
| ganiEed.
Major General Kautz arrived I'm the city
Of Nashville, Friday, from New Orleans. He
| has been appointed Lieutenant Colonel OF
the 34th United States Infantry, on which
regiment the battalion Of recruits now here
will probably form part He was with
| Sheridan at the close of the war, and will be
remembered as the ofhcer placed In com
mand at New Orleans at the time OF the late
riot.
The Columbus (Miss-) Sentinel says: We
are Glad 10 announce that during the past
week the receipt Of new cotton was quite
| encouraging. Prices Huetuated, ranging
| from thirty-two cents TO Is high ~ thirty
\ Eve cents-as We have been told--taxes paid
by purchasers. We look for N active busi-
| Ness IN the staple this week.
The abreak- bone teEer." says the Mont
gomery Mad Of the 2Dth, continues to rage
ID our city, and the physicians are kept busy
4, is terribly seYers on the patient, bus
we have not beard Of single fatal ease ysv.
The disease generally iasts shout eight days.
aud consists Of intense pain 10 every joint,
high fegers and sick stomach, very mnch re-
lsembliRg severe bilious fevers. There ~ o
large number or cases still In cur midst
The Richmond Endnfrer savs. .sGame On
an kinds is to be found noW i'm this region.
| Partridges are more abundant than Tor
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-11-10

sax sspIIag ana syc&m ,fs. ss Aas 40 Ca.
A weeplng-xiltow and Errcef1l pine, AZ ,s 4.
A bed al shakespeare'a pansiex each one uoFe
A dinereut face . rose, end eslnsshlne. i4
Aud ai, Though varying 'nessh enc wise cobtrci,
Fhreve. ieeled and hl9ssomed one hArmonioas vbois
Men are somewhat iike the nowsrs.
And hike the ~avy treesi Esf st s4
Rbdoud with varisas gifts and poWerh
kxposed 70 mn and breeze.
Each dlasring IN ssme marked desfss--
Here ends the silniie. n.a M
Those trees and newsrs hy some mute intercourse,
FoI saght knos, may lend 70 each grace
And give TO opening charma, BY mhrpal fosoe.
A hus and sreagth which only soul can trnce
And men might Wiseiy thus cooper ATE,
And rear the structure OF Z bapi cr state,
By kindred hopes are meu up-buoyed,
ny Kindred tAitlfSaspiTed;
Alike employers and eSnploy'd,
By kindred pAssions hrsd
eppsessets ss.ns -sea some ih' opprest,
Vet none are truly blest
Man TO should be brother,
Not hsastless prond apPressoE,
Each should strive 70 heii the other
Man the gre-ter-mau the lesser.
why should iF tsrest inherit
All the comforts or the earshi
Why place fpr "patirnt merit -
Why room for honest WORTH
This y not Jnst, cguld IL be,
Were men. Ike men, enffanehised-ffee.
Could msrn, Ike fneu, 60 op4fats
And AVOID life's sadder fAtS;
Could men. like men, but wisely i've.
And Nxisr-s higher truths receive
Ana In one peaceful fold unite,
To war sith wrong and win the right.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-11-10
Breathing an smoke.

successful experiment was tried in
Portsmouth Dockvard last week, BY a. Gal
iibert, . Frenchman, the inventor OF an ap-
parstus TO enable the wearer to breathe free
Iy in the midst Of the most dense smoke
arising from Gre. Rear Admiral Welles-
ley, admiral superintendent Of the yard, and
the principal officers Of the dockyard, were
present in the ioupdry, the drying room Of
whsch was appropriated for the trial, and IN
which q quantity Of straw, shsvings. oakurn,
&c, bad beso paaosd, ana 81 three o clock
was igniteds the only aper -ure lthe door be-
Ing then closes, so that the place was soon
filed with dense volume OF smoke NJ.
Gallibeft then produced the apparatus,
consisting Of . canvas bag, freproof, which
DO inflated with air BY small pair os bel
lows two gutta- -percha tubes were then
affixed, ut the end of which was a mouth
piece, which fitted to the teeth, the nostriIs
being at the same time closed by . small
spring. The bag was then sluag on his
back. Being thus prepared he entered the
room, the door closed upon him, aud there
he remained eight minutes and tifty seconds,
at the expiration of which time she door
wAs opened, and be came out apparently
without the slightest exhaustion after which
one OF the police constables, John Lacy, No.
l67, volunteered TO try the experiment,
which the admiral permitted, ana, being
fully equipped AMI instructed BY the ia-
vsntor, he entered the room, where be re-
mainel three minutes, suficisnsly long %
test the utility Of the apparatus. 0ae of the
laborers followed and remained slx minutes,
and both men stated, that they found no i'm
convenience while in; they could breathe As
freely ~ ln the open air, and could have
remained any length of time. Subseqasnsly
. iadle was heated,iin which . Q~snsiry d
Sulphur was put, thus rendering he smoke
still more dense but N. GaIlibert, after BE-
ing In the room SIX minutes, returned again
without the slightest incenseni snce. 4hs
tnermometsr WAS ak 81. hasa-i fg ae4 ss a
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-11-10

The following beautiful tribute to woman
was nrittep several years ago. IL occurs ip
q tale OF touching interest, entitled The
Broksn Heart, ,"-its author, DR.. r. J. Stra-
ton -1@A siua fN -SsHHs rgsTf afg AHfu48
sob. the priceless value Of the love OF
PUHK wom&1f Gold cannot purcha ase q gem
so prscious Tides and h0nors confer apon
the heart no such serene happiness. Ii, our
darkest moments, when disappointment and
ingrstitude, nth corodipg care, gather
thick around, and even the gaunr form Of
poverty menacss with his skeleton tingers Il
glssns aroqnd the soul with nm angel . smilce
Time caanot mar its brillAncy |; dlstane.
will NO. strengthen 10 influence bolts and
bars cannot limit It's ,,sogresx 10. follows
the prisopss into has dafE csll, and swestens
the hard morzsl that Appsssss his hunger,
snd In the silence Of midnight IL plays around
bis heart, and in his dreams he folds TO his
bosom the form of her be- loves On still.
though ths vsrid has tarped cOldiy Avn
him. The cosch nasie W the hand of II.
loved ons ID soft to the wesry srE4rs.r and
the potios administered BY the same hand
Noses half its bitterness The pillow ca careS
fahy sdjssssd BY hsr brings rspsss 10 tho
fsvered bnins and Der WDrds of kind sr-
c0uragunens revive the sinking spirit..r
uould sssn thst God, eompsssionaEing wo-
nAnSs hrss great frai1ty, had planted III v
jswsl T. her sEe.s<, whoss hsavsn- Like M
tasncs ehexid espt into, fKsesbslasss nsn's
|rsns4hE9noe * 80 Rall, IN Aqildinz ~ il
|j1 srj dsgtkG - M perfsnsI1l
lGess6e 'hl6oa - uyS{Sa ull1l =
- 1&n Glkna1n1os fUnar6i 6irn;fka.S nls 4.
4.f a& sA a.a X ,.a e,..s. I.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-11-10

A Philadelphia paper calls attention to
the fact that the beginning OF the new year
will witness the Inauguration Of unbroken
steam communication around the globe, 70
Be then prosecuted ~ regularly as the ar
rival aud departure Of European steamships
nj our wharfs. The steamship Henry
Chauncey will sail on the llth OF Decem-
Der for the Tsthmus will connect there
with the Golden city for San Francisco !
and from San Francisco, on the first Of
January. the steamship Colorado will sail
for Yokohama, IN japan, and Hong
in China II arrived at the latter port, the
passenger wishes y-euk "a journey westward,
ss he e" E PFSCssd w. B so%S.T sSs Fsnn and
onward through IA q "a, % tne lstemus
Of Suez, which, ,..n NM, ~ ra'l, conducts
ers touching ATM Alta and Gbraiter, and
arrive ia England. where few hours q
railway will enable him to take passage IN
in one Of dozen line OF steamships for this
country-the supposed point OF depart
ura
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-11-10
TRACE ORGANIZATIONS.

M ACHINlSrS' AND BLACkSMITHS'
vi UNION, n. 2 Fort Wayne Indiana, MEETS every
Saturday nght al halt past o'clock, al the old Odd
Fellows Hall Ahoun street,
X II HARRrsoE President
D. MuRcHY, Cor. Secretary.
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lr.a.l 60 ! -


The New York World relates the following
incid.u, in co.nsSkiyd wish shs execution in
that city or Frank Ferris. for che murder cf hi'
wifes
Nv some oversizht ~ che part o. the oehcer
who had the chiIdren sf ths condemned man An
charge, the duty Of tsksng them away from me
Tom6s before the sxecu<ion was Deglscted- Inc
result Of the oversight was one tbas mADy ol
those who heard what occurred, 10 the execn-
tion was going on. win perhaps. never iorse.-
Tust AZ the last words Of the culprt had oeen
pronounced the CRY Of child, long and pierce
inq at irst. and then in tones Of terror scream,
inc out. s,Father, oh my fAtherin resouuded
through the hail OF the new prison- Many
strong man turned pals at the sound, ana many
lip quivered. thar perhaps, that never nS1eu
from emotion 10 suchA scenes - tnat De'crs-
The crv was that Of iiftle boy, "b'liy, sno,
if he could not see dangling Ia the cir the form
Of one be used to caH father, at least was swsfe
by some means or another, of the terrible
scenes outside the walls. Whether tae iast
earthly voice heard BY the dying father was
thai sonI-rending cry of his child no one can
ever tell. Let ns hops his ear vas deafened 70
all worldly soands before thst ery vent up Wit
such horror blended n w eciicss-Ss " inla&s'
strong men quake and treEkle with dismay.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-11-10
LACE GOODS,

We have AIKEN particular and special palms 10 make
ladies to extreme rich good In this department.
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TRIMMINGS!

We have added 20 stock RsgnEncent assortment
of Dress and Cloak Trimming, Battons. Ribbans, Vet
vets etc. which viii s~A less prices than any other
house In the trade.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1866-11-10

4 TNIIED ASSOCIATION OF MARBLE
~ CUTTERS, CHICAGO, meets irst Saturday
evening 0t each MONTH 81. GEORGES Hall PIC South
Ciark street
PE1EA DENIM, President.
JoaE McN4N4RA. Corresponding Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-12
Gas fitting.

-----~~~~-~-----~-~-r--~---
INIRMIN's SCIENTIFIC SYSTEM OF GAS-rIi'
TING SECURES light half the cost and ever reliable
and .nf.ni Nos CO Madenane southeast cor NiAG'
rss1xosfAI RoF n DonRNus
CoLLEGf fTY OF NEW DIRK
Gamer Lertn and Twenty .hird-si
NEw-i oRK June :, 1850
Thu 70 earthly that known Mr. john fhuin Tor esrr
years and th esteem familiar with the principles eqa
REGULATING and adjusting the burning oil illuminating s ahu
furthermore te.t~d satisfactorily his neehanoa sku ~ hs
Respectfully submitted H. OGDEN pohEhos'
cEKTIyICArxa
THE Tn BONE I
kTv.foHK. April 1876
We employed Mr. Iirnin four years .ine 70 sAs h "a o
burner aud ddncon Of Or gas o o. oe.
PEI yeas with gh,s The nesa was ~ '-''
factory that We have employed lim regularly ever sncc
qHr TaHUSE ASSOCIATION
SAML SlSCLAlR, Publisher.
ParyOoRr IOusR. March ~ lsb
have known Mr. fnnhn' since 1850 sud 'ye enotsl ~
requisite gssburners occasions always 20 ny e" ~
sssiAction tilt
regard him by his aud constant sniy
having better knowledge gas burners fnd e
ton practice .hn employ I'd lie gr Cs -
his the burners ani won'' eo'"
~ ALERT CLARK, Prophecies.
BY combination Of improvements ulraee aud "sIa
ny u.g be reliable and half the cost Of the same sh
burned az the usual fses - -
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CITE FOR A POST-OFFICE AT Meeting OF
- the e sita held this Both day Of May
1896 the following resolution nouay adopted and ordered
to be published: - -,
with sci OF Congress approved May
select su ior buid
ms m fosOhre accommodation Of th- United states
OF with Instructions 10 frpof 10 the
General and the Secretary Of the Interior thtu es
convenience ive proposals TO be made on or
before WEDNESDAY Il for tue sale 81 space OF
eqns thirty city lots centrally located ~ 10
CIV uroposas be sent 70 ~ Hon JOHN t.
HOFFMAN, Mayor. Oaoe o. to JAMES NELLY rosi,Ofioe
JAMES KELLY, SECRETARY.
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lectures an0 alcetiuas.

--~~-~~----- - -
THE LADIES Of the CHURCH Of DIVINE
PATFn .lTT he Rev. Dr. +. H. CAapn. D. ID wal hold a
SOCIAL FESTIVAL Lverot Rooms corner aold"sy and
b. music nv D1dsorh -s Rsrehm-n &c. Adhesion ~ cts
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Gnmmcr Retreats.


BOARD in Observation-Disclosures accommodations
- .n piy. fay S7t0 Sioa werA. Address T. W. boE No.
COUNTRY BOARD-NEVEEslNK HOUSE, Port
VII fad Ri. a 5e.atiaI aai ie.y a,sioa f~s-s Ory-'
stain A. H.. .,'niy h,e g. so5ey :, PFC. ~ 'I NM
li'e l,oHl iae drro,. Arsy o. D. vANcE, rlairrtor
GENIEEL COUNTRY BOARD.-TAe DREAD
uu,c urd hraihy vii BE- oresed r he.. dafins e
rVO LET-Ou Staten Island, for The SUMMER or
ilri.nei diminished ah.ni-ome double stone l,f
10 ooas acr beaaiy old out lse lawn hue I'd .nad' uee
i ~ TO C. 'Wo5,f1, 70. 5ias'7.'t :. ~,
MISERABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE To LEI
II F4ni.lel of ile season % N. isane r ioaf, two
H. Nv oiiae bi and bathing and asnia.. Also
'''''' ''D'' JOSEPH EATON Jn Ysrra.aa.e. r.
COUNTRY RESIDENCE Gentleman has just
y erecd srre aud commoiious BUILDING in he upp part
OF Necr e. unity cols.inss Rooms, with aT~ anof.'
Dining ADD ID lard Rooms, delicious War ichoue ui-'o TONS
,ai f t OF b,s,as to io' admirably sns 70 accom-.
date shout geon including sefyn iu be ehei ~ sen'
cu bed 'oythcu.i 20 unus tie station Peons
New.Y o Of o. and cave a. Reference y be
required a. 20 h,raer aHd t WI , t r.,
faor Roiurda Binding Para GEORGE 5 hCKoK, National
Para Bank.
BOARD ON TIE HUDSON, near Poughkeepse.-
I'D Fine couuodous dwelling commandnr beautiful river view
extensive sr9ga, vi great aonptnGe 81 rai IT' reasonable
NOUNTRY BOABD.-1wo fuo ROOMS, with
v excl We paor desired wh good BOARD IN healthy
village within easy the Ec Road o.; 30 ben Tu J. FAR
r those who wh roomy qftrs ard nee 4 good yi
carriage ard The pre'e References e1ehAns d. address
A. b. Bo1 40 l42 Tribune Ofcr.
DERSONS desiring to spend the he season in the
Couutry can md ras1nt a. Armenia. Har
Inn Railroad - hours from Ne"lo'k 10 minre' ne3 drBo
address o. ". ChNlEI-
lNEASIDE, WATCH HILL, WESTERLY, X. J.,
- three miles East Of san.nston, Conn.
"PIIMPrON HOUSE"
New Furniture FrstCs Accom-
nod.tioas Open from the middle 81 June o october l.
Watch iii Point for air, sanz hius and sur BAN
ing /. not nrra,-ed whOc u 10 accessible by Ne"-
Sonlgon Samboas aud al eamboats and ROADS con-
u-ctirg Line Railroad Steamers end I'll Oas Goa
meet wh oil trans 1t stonn-ou. ioT Watch tii. Addcs,
A. 5. PLIMPrON Co. Westerly. r. J., unti jay /
AMER July ]. PostO fice adirrts. stoninston Conn.
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60 Ubom II man GonGern.

Custom House. NEW YORK
coLf EcroRs OYrcE June 3 1880. J
HNHE FOLLOWING UNCLAIMED MERCHAN-
Disc Ship J. r. GABAiN lrou Marseie, MAY
IL perAble cond and fst de'eoans IN value
viii Public H. LUDLOW Co. AneiopcersI
WEDNESDAY tho i3h inst At u o'clock The u = Bonded
II. A. SMYTH Collector.
Will COL. DICKERsON of Michigan. state
w ,.h~r~ a. can he $500 O. W. y.
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The Rev. Warren Burton, widely known lo' a, a.s
s saen Mas. last weeA afieI long aid aa'H'"' H'
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DIAPER COLLAR MACHINES


II with the latest
lmrrovemen,s-ui.tes perfect Collars Experimental
Mliuryprcins nseton Patterns, Models &c 10 order at
v. II. TOLuUKSls Machine Shop,
Conner Union and Fuli N st., Troy n Y
NNOOLEN MACHINERY for SALE.-A superior
w consisting Of Roll Cards set OF Csfd Jaek Drop Boz
Grinders All and Of the beet quality. Ad
dress UNION IRON WORKS Rhinebrck, ~ u or No u hadeu-
lane.
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che Curt
TPOTTING-On TUES.

TTNION COURSE, L. l., TR0TTING-On TUES.
u DAY June r. Pure 900 mile beats ee three -
IA hsness. d. PG'rls z BLONDE, }. J. Eoh,s o. =
GEORGE NJ PArCEN jr, II. Woodnf's = ~ LADY EslhA'
J.. Nsces b.. COMMODOkE VANDERBILT, Owneft DIX
GEN. BUTLER Cafs leave South feuy a. n AID lI9vP
and from the Fu and William burg tes every 10 mn1sa
during the day for the direct nt police afran
WILLIAM SHAW. Proprietor
TTNI0N COURSE, Long Island.-TROTrING on
" THURSDAY, June H. Match FOR Lea Nile Heats,
bss. three in five to d. Pnrs u Lsay fto Crook
Dr. George Wakes. Car. south feuy az Ut and IL ~
end the Fulton and Wismsborrt FeIis every - min
utes during the day. for the CouRsE DRscT kheen, police ar
WILLIAM SHAW, Proprietor.
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siinailons i1)antro- alaIcs.

NTTANTED-In a Book or Publishing House,
w SITUATION BY gentleman foreign and American edla
perfectly acquainted with Che English German and French
much OBJECT respect liiy
az standing Con- Influence Pennsylvania trade Refers o.
A. Dele Nos n ani 10 Warren 81 happ 0ocpr NO
S. &C. be addressed HERMAN" No y Gfane1cy
Pafk Room No. Is
A SITUATION WANTED for a Colored Boy, IS
~ vear OF as 20 ride and mske lnself ene
Ally useful Address Tor days, Mrs THOMPSON Nc loJ An
N[ANTED-A Situation by Young Man rs BAR
w TENDER GROCERY CLERK, LIGHT PORTER or
any eng oyuent where good could make himself useiql
Anybody need ol such ind good by addressing bA
rENDER NO 50 Broadway. Room No. g.
A RESPECTABLE Young MAN wants SlIUA-
~ TlON as COACHMAN. Has had yeais experience in
he business very reference bic ast employee
Tie country preferred GIN be for days Address L. H.
No. Tribune Office
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obstruction.


A + No 900 Bowerv, TOwnsend's Academy. Private
~ Instruction Day aud Evlins la Book keeping NrnF AiL
Algebra Spelling, Grammar, &c NO classes Ladies Treei's
separate Instruction.
ELLSWO RTH's Model Business College CONNECTED
II with Mercantile Li5lary) Clinton M Aston W Sehorfllps
purchased % the
Library Banking Ciass orr n.zed Jnne J.
IRVING INSTITUTE, Tauytown, NJ "a
Boa7lu. School ~ BOYS Tie fyryeiA semi annua session
VII commence TUESDAY May Tor circular apply 70 the
Principal, %. =. ROWE b. A.
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rANHE NATIONAL CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
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goods, sounding hatp0om machine eescoPs
suphate de qunue druggists
cloth bale go pTs blankets hen
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thread lot flags nons sg
quicksilver . muskets 20 revolver = holster ~ " ora. =
ssyones &C. b hts wTeneh ahd gun ap
apparatus about 81 Of tobacco &C. per GAIA