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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW THEATRE.
RICHINGs GRAND ENGLISH OPERA.
FAREWELL WEEK.


THIS EVENING, the GRAND COMPLIMENT.
AIRY TESTIMONIAL rendered By many prominent
citizens OF Richmond TO Miss CAROLINE M. klCh-
INGS, Directress of the popular English Opera
Troupe, Flotow's great and popular opera entitled
THURSDAY. last night but two, ROSE OF CAS-.
TILE.
MISS c. RICHINGS. .DlRECTREss.
w. g. DIETRICH. ........ MUSICAL DlkkCIOk
PRICES OF ADMISSION. Balcony chairs, VI soi
Dress Circle and Orchestra Seats, Parquette.
T5c; Family Circle, Soc. Colored Circle 35c.; Gal.
Iery, 25c. Private Boxes, $40 and sl2.
Reserved seats to be had at Davies Sons Musical
Exchange. Tickets for sale Mt the principal h0tels.
Doors open att; overture at u. no il-n
EEAST FOR THE BENEFIT OF IN
II DIGENT CHlLDREN.-The DORCAS SOCIETY
of Broad. street Methodist Episcopal church will
continue the FEAST during the present week In
the basement OF the church, corner of Tenth and
Broad streets, and respectfully request the patron-
age OF their friends and the public generally.
The ladies will be very thankful fof such contt.
buttons Of eatables, ETC. ,as their friends may be
disposed to make them. no lo-N
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T,O THE LADIES AND GENTLY
i MEN,-I have this day received per stsamer.
iIs.h s on On drsnght, % the BEsT WiNfES LAG1k
BSER, from the famous R'sAinf sTssEss1Xar ~
Fourth street between Brood q
mn 3i-3w and Manhall.
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Mr.. r. w. N. Nowland, Of Albemarle,
offered q resolution or the appointment of
committees terspoFt upon the subjects sst
forth In tho Prenidept's sddress.
Renaxhs we're nseae 10 respenss % eAIk,
BY s1<G Gevernee 6nith, John =. ndnesds,
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nave d ulSu udThct SaluCS anu uC S"pooiO
of profitable cultivation by hired labor
If you have more land than you can con-
yeniently cultivate, advantageously sell,
or distribute among your sons, rent it out,
but by all means avoid the wretched
netduer system, common on the continent
Of Europe, under which the landlord fur
nishes the capital and takes share Of the
crop. This system invariably makes poor
landlords and wretched tenants. Many Of
our Virginia landowners, without knowing
its origin, have adopted this system as an
original idea, and regard it as an ingenious
expedient for the profitable cultivation OF
their lands. Lord Kane, Arthur Young,
and ether British writer's, describe it as ac-
curately as If they had seen itin operation
here, and speak Of it as Q device Of "the
rudest age of agriculture" The first step
Of real Improvement is renting, not for
share, but for o stipulated quantity Of
produce, or for fixed money considers
tion; and the last step is to grant long
leases, with covenants to improve, under
which system Great Britain has made such
wonderful advances in agricultural I'M
provement.
II IL obvious that .one-fifth Of the labor
ers necessary TO cultivate the lands Of the
State, II divided into very small farms,
will be amply sufficient under the system
that have yentured to recommend. To
procure these lsborers the market Of the
world ID open to us, and nothing Ii re-
qulred hut ability TO pay sufficient wages
to enable ms to get . sufficient supply. To
say that We cannot procure the necessary
agricultural laborers ID to admit that We
cannot compete successfuily with other
countries In agricultural operations, which
| I emphaticslly deny. On the contrary, !
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frugality, and gaineth as well upon his
mind as upon his estate"
Other advisers tell us that our lands
must be divided into small farms the halls
of ancient hospitality must be abandoned
the elegance and refinement of manners
that have heretofore distinguished the
families of the country must retire to the
cities and towns, and the race of country
gentlemen become extinct. If such senti-
ments had been uttered by enemies abroad
we might afford to pass them by unnoticed,
but when they are sincerely entertained,
and eloquently expressed by friends at
home whose talents and position entitle
their opinions to respect, it becomes us
carefully to consider them--to expose
their ruinous tendency, and to enter an
earnest protest against their adoption.
The question Of small farms must be re-
garded as already settled. They are un-
suited TO this age, and especially to this
country. The inventive faculties OF man
have been taxed to the utmost TO provide
labor saving machinery in every depart
ment of art, and in none more so than IN
the art Of husbandry. The horsepower,
th6 thresher, the drill, the reaper, and
large and combined ploughs for three or
more horses, are Indispensable 70 large
operations, but would be entirely out o.
place on small farms. Not satisfied with
these rreat improvements upon old instr,l-
meptalities, modern science has yoke,d
steam to the thresher and breaking plough,
and various implements are now In use by
which luxury may be combined with labor
Ibaye lately seen young gentleman driving
his snlky plow, and tprnipg the glebe quite
as much at his ease q if he had been riding
TO court, with his green bag filled With the
bonds Of unfortuusts debtors. Win these
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not extinct; and the Christian women who,
in angelic kindness, heroic fortitude, and
mistaken constancy, have been unsurpass-
ed by the most celebrated Of their sex,
whose deeds are recorded In history, either
sacred or profane, still stand at our side.
Sons born Of such mothers can never dis
grace those renowned ancestors who, to
borrow the sentiment of the great orator
Of Athens, "haye transmitted to posterity
such glory as to be superior to envy"
| cannot hope to realize so bright .
vision; but there are those present who
will live to see day Of unexampled pros
perity dawn upon Virginia when her fields
shall be covered with living green, or groan
under the burden of luxuriant haryests |;
her barns shall burst with abundance, and
the cattle on thousand hills shall again be
hers; when her buried treasures shall be
drought to light, her waterfalls be vocal
with the hum of industry; when COM
merce, bearing rich srgosies from distant
shores, shall crowd her marts, and ell
those Ingenious arts which soften manners
and will not suffer them To be rude, shall
find their abode among us-then shall Vir.
ginia arise In all her glory, and II reason
ever returns TO demented people, ahall,
by her moral power. control the win and
WELD the destinies Of : mighty empire.
After the address, vote Of thanks was
rendered Mr.. Newton, ON motion Of Mr..
Magruder, of AlbemarIe.
Mr.. J. Bell Bigger was appointed assist
ant secretary. a
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-06-30
EVERGREEN NURSERIES,,
one Nile from The Court Hsuse,
CAN # 9 N, M is 8.

TIE undersigned have this day formed a
I cuparrership under the style Of I, j.
nRANE & co, for the purpose of carrying
on The Nursery business in all its branches.
II s ,hs Intention Of the proprietors to
propagate N The Fruit Department, choice
varieties or'v and such Ar are well adapted to
the soil ana climate of the South, ripening in
succession over the fruit season. Consequent
Is. pur la,ers will be positively protected
against disaprou tment.
Evrre Irw variety of fine fruit shall De
adde- 10 our catalogue, as soon as tested ana
proved 70 b., suited to the climate.
Al, T. es ana rlarts will be carefully labeled
ard rnckpd 10 the best manner for any
mar Of he South, Tor which n moderate
rhsrse viii be II sde and no charge will be
made Tor delivery Of packages at the rail-
. tuaus
! !, fcQr,s,ss that explicit directions be
r.v.r for marking and chipping PACKAGES
-, ~ all cast iohen shipment 80 made the d'1
ticiss are Of the risk Of the purchaser.
All ur,5srs from unknown corresponding
must b, accompanied with remittance, draftI
or ssti,isctrry reference.
our cus "mtrs are requested 10 notify uI
InmrdIa,ely # any error that may be commit
tea ~ Il hug heir orders, in order that
ma, a. orc. make amsnds,
Csaiog CUES viii he forwarded to all who al
tly poei Isl0 ana enclose stamp to prepay
The pos age L. j. DhANE q ~
SEP, IA 1865. ly.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-06-30
> c r q pS..

Sleep, riches anu Health are truly
enjoyed only aIteI they nave been II
terrupted.
1t is no rnproach TO man that b.
is unable - contend with the VII
lanies of the world.
Blessed is he who does not make ?
cent, ior he will have no income TAI
to pay.
Our devil who is something of an
ariiAmeticiau-says a girl is a sum
when she causes one to sigh fOr her.
Providence is undoubtedly the
Overseer of the poor, but Business is
his Real Estate Agent.
Women should attend 70 the mend
ing of their stockings; they should
not, like Achilles, be exposed at the
heel.
Many people use their accomplish
ments as a spider uses his web-to
catch the weak upon, that they may
be mercilessly devOured.
A lady NAV care little about the
personal carriage of her lover II he
keeps one with fine span OF horses
attached to it.
Some persons cannot look forward
to the future, but only backward to
the past. They have but one eye,
and that is back of their heads.
BY pulling your finger from the
water you leave no hole IN the mud,
and by dying you leave no vacancy
in the world.
A distinguished female writer says
that 1.-THE men are fast" Well, they
must be exceedingly so to catch the
women.
The thought of being nothing aftel
death is a burden insupportable tt
a virtuOus man, even though
heather.
Desdemona said that her heart va
Oh her sleeve. A great many othe
ladies have their hearts upon thel
dress.
Were it not for the "goOd tim
coming" many a man would b
tempted to his "quietus make" TO
imam never is, but always to b
blest."
Even as dead bodies supply tn
material for living ones, so the mind
OF the dead furnish thoughts for tn
growth of the minds of suCceedin
generations.
Courage does not consist in feelin
no tear, but in conquering fear. b
is the hero who, seeing lions on eith'
side, goes straight on, because thel
his duty Lies.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-06-30
THERE IS NO DEATF .

There is 20 death The stars 60 down
To rise upon some fsirer share;
ARD trigb ii Heavens isweisd crown,
The shine forever more
There is NO death The leaves may fall,
TIE flowers may fade and peas away;
They only welt 'brouGh wiDtry hours,
Tbs coming of the May.
There is no death Al sugel form
Walks Ger the earth with silent tread,
q. bears our best loved things away,
And then we call them dead"
He leaves our hearts ell desolete-
He plucks our tslrest, sweetest noWors !;
Transpsnted into bliss, they now
Adoru immortal bowers.
The bird.like voice, whose joyous tones
Make glad this scene of sin and strife
Sings now in everlasting song
Amid the tree of life.
And whsre he sees a smile too bright,
Or hearts too pure for taist or vice.
He besrs them TO that world Of light
To dwell in Paradise.
And ever near US, though unseen,
The dear, immortal spirits tread
For all the boundless universe
Is life-tkere d5S no dead,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-06-30
7 Y st gTV ED,

uST T &c 7 " f D
,aQn BUSHELS CORN at & 25, 500
.tkN' bushels Oa's--S 20. 100 sack
salt: 2j ibis rhoice s. Louie family Flour.
Is sack c fee; Buckwheat, Corn Meal,
Bacon Potatoes, Molasses Wtl@ky,
Gin Cstawha Wine, Sugar,
syrup, Rice, Soda, Sale
ratu, Rnsin-, Pepper,
Spice, NJ sr k"rsl;
Peaches, Pas,
Tomatoes,
Corn IL cans;
Oysters, Sa'GlHes,
Crackers, Nuee 20 lime,
Cement, Tobaccn. owe ol
Cbsl Oil, Sauces Chncola'e,
Backing, Garden SEED Ba'R Tea.
Green Tea, Starch, sap Candle
NJ cte-, Indigo. Yea P.wd'rs, Gi'g /
Mustard, Cinnamon, Eutmegs. ST. II,
Quniue Morphine, Pa.rg"ric. Lsuda'
mum. Castor OH P,1s, Hostel
ter's. Drskes AM uld cab.
in Biuers; By Rum,
Sugar o. Lemon.
Nacaroni,
Pickles, Walnut, Tomato and Worcester
shire Sauces, Gloves Turpeutihe Flax Seed
J. Is. MUhtY y co.,
Fub. 10, 1866. CANTON, MISS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-30

ALLYe yD COMPLETELY III THEPT.--on Friday eve.
srg AZ M william scbnls sbouf TO his jevslry
.srss at No. S5 broadway VIM DsHghsrty came in and
sstsd to Be a highpreed watcher Dumbe Of
goa watches shown him. and he picked up yausd
sseo ana psss uded 10 examine IT, While thus engaged
ssr man cane Is and asked 10 b shown soms riHgs The
rsprstOr having assistant requested hin 70 wal aht
pOsshsry had cor ssd bis purcaass and be vout ;hr
tnd 10 him Doughe at thf Juncture held the watch men
snsd sboys og AZ arms length yhea y iahts seized
ihe stranger who fed yin y ron Tbs store lnnps
ny made ae to secA re the THIEF and tho prcpr.ctor
hsfi1 that his sOTs woad be robbed solc he leave a did
~ thi. Mr. s. caused hs srrsE u 6eer irsa q tie Sew
sath Pfssaek On searching bun ~ ies station hon,e
~ ent was fonnd Ia lila IL rae obyioa that be
not asead 70 purchase watch A. though hs had saksd ~
sss'ne smEn him. On Saturday J,istics shandey o9R
s~<e-@s !. l@yAesA-s- Z. - % III ~ ~. ~. IA
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Gas fitting.


I>IRMIN', SCIENTIFIC SYSTEM OF GAS-FIT-
TING sECURFs better ifi bali Toe cos snd eve rcisbs
and .. Gent, Sss 81 Ms4-a-sne soaissl, Nlsars
JpszrE nAoS fATH rEkphs OF AZ hostos
No g. BsstslssT. Hxv.ysa June 1855.
fh.v kaorn 81 and consider HIN sp- alf
qnaied by srp-rirJss essy dcts gas ir - nlIea.s
OK I've sdvios hs best sasPon Of ga pp-, sld
brs lie has attention 20 100 VEGETATION os rn1
suass beat form o. turue snd short to a. ,s, s1s
ine ts sceaoay q s1,lfntf oei,e ets -s ~ a
adhtaon o. burners which wo IA rssI. a sArs
ar rsrazAsE savrSa OF Gas II ny own Scto
a. 80 az fsh which attGiOsed i've
in ii greet indebted - M fun TO- chsases o. an
Character whfh yr Az AsrsDAscs OF Lfsar
"r''''' A. '''' '''''' iosEpH MASON
~ Jos k.oa Co
ssss pso, q psors DoanaCs
l0ftLgy OF gsy tlTr on RxufOh
Corn-f Ls1in.toa-avr AID rveaiy i.fd-s.
NEwioRK irns = !si'
hi, certify that hsvs tbowu NJ yea II..h i ss.srH
ysafs and ti1i fsmisr WITH e p:s?s, sa
sle for regulating and sn1ting tbs burning s sna
have iar h.raaors tested s,tas,oTiy ais ls 80. !. me
zane Respectfully sfbniiied x OSD-N DoAEheS'
o7ricE o, TAE Tn sryz
NEv.ionx. Apf.l3 1885,
W. .,o,ay,d NJ sirmn for ,sr sae 70 ks Of
result sdedneoa oar g' bi Of o,e
osand Re, Nth better lgi Tbs tssu vas - s
factory lhs. ". have employed lin tesu lry eyer sn.,
sAbrL siNcLAiB, PnbIshsr
snrvooxT March y. 1883
fhsv. b. Frn 'nee 1880 .nd h,vs .ap,ysa Ln g
seyfA ocsoni t"s 70 my ossssbaaa
him By ouf .Ip-rsnc. an. eoa',an study m,Lns
on practice than any epeJea ne gTs os lSN
Al less cost by srfsnsnx the brss, .d soMa tsc'n
nsnd him to any Gus tha' sS'' sf frop-i.,o
Bys eOnoaio irprovss7's :, ..a .'Ir,
my sssas 70 ss resls ana ho9'ns1 " 60" o. "' "n, nSi
bsrnsd q tha gsua ra.,s -.
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Excursions.

CHARTER FOR EXCURSIONS.
III, ls9,e and nnodols st-l1bor HTDuEfoTs sss
POMONA GROVE. oacs Pier No. 10 North Hver i :
nAIIY EXCURSIONS DOWN Tue BAY.--Dc.
~ Hs Summer excursion, BY the fsors ssesnsr Jss Hey
dsy tsundsy no. Of Duane st. oh
river ~ embracing sal sh'ols ths Nssg, and tswss
returning NeXers, griviHy seo rs fsfs of tne soana P
10 ernss Chlldgsn undsr o. sge bait r,s,s
TTEAITH AND pLEAsTTRE-North Shore Staten
Ishad Fsny.-Lesvss daily ffon Piss 10 ~ eetwsss
Cour.sadt sad peyss, Al Ios m ;I;i ~ ssod ~
Sunday srrsnssmsnt A. TO- liz H. a. +s1nn ~ char
, FOR excursions rssmsf HroUENUr Also 10 s Tor sunday
schools end Pie.hos Psmoaa Grows tlt ID u D - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-30

DECISIONS.
i NV PENSION Law has ld', bssn oas.i traG IN
10 al nsn lost both both nds both
f. ons hand enc foot the tots, use Of any o.en $50 sVs
$500, te pxrds hers brothers and oer
prepared susbs blanks TO maze tnmsda,s spps
.a 70, sry Of u. s.ov. Nv s. viii 3. s
BY the PRSSlOs LAW h. B-Rsst by permission, 20 samuel
II Ar, NEW PhESION LAW iof s,le q lsc. ss,po y
-" CHARIhs NErTLEroN. No, Ill Broadway. Nav YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-30
Gclu Wanle0

FIFTY Good AGENTS WANTED in the country
10 ,e our celebrated STARCH GLOSS The article IA q uui
y-r,a USE COMPETENT WIN ind the busn pleasant snd very
printable. SEW-YORK STARCH GLOSS COMPANY No sis
n IFE INSURANCE AGENTS WANTED for
- City of NowYor ard In psrt Of tie UDed sss by
Offering Advsuiu-e 20 rea ard
A3irrs. essesess LIE C0MrANil Box Ne s,1oI Ne"
ssk City.
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fnruiiurr.

II ,..,.s m,rnf,r, Ala ,5lI chssnat and WAaa Chamber
s.i,s. ssin snd st II. H. fAnnl0ToSs No sos
TIfC'KUARDTvs Extension PARLOR BEDS,rEAD
tooI Silver MsdA II i4s Fair Amsriesn Destitute
II 70 entirely different fon ts eotnren .o. bea hss sn sa
,n.or and saenoo No 1917 blseeis1s ser q 5avsn
lbc. Fasitp,s On h,pa as snsss - @'sf 80"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-30
Gbaurss for Business Alss.

XNANTED--1wol frstclsss BUSINESS YOUNG
w MEN :aeua ;. Ms.a:nis y; ss &c cen s: Ma
Work, q Ssns % sdsss ssc' ssrrrsssd s beet.
bsi.S Chcnnsu DsuolL Cisv,snd Chicago ssvswenh Mem
sb, A. 0nns osfvsson There no doubt sbou. tss $40.
GEES business properly sttendsd w. Csp me SoapsnI
Ifeley, Ne W Nulsg st, New YorA ciY
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Gitnaeons n1anteo-females.

A LADY Of some experience and competentto
~ Il The English brsahes Of edlcaiion end The T1dsE'
Of Latin Frcnch GERMAN desires situation rs resident oos-
ERNEs3 sasfaclory c nees sy-I ADDE'S W. lf9nne
A LII Respectable Families, B0arling.IIonses aad
N Hotel. DO supplied with good skRyANdS ron ~ D.
Nc. IA FouT,h-avs
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Gales DO Anttiom.

An MsHwrs. Auctoneer
RY BANGS, MERWIN g. CO., Broadway cor. 9Th
- ssss Of Books Works Of Arr Fancy 5ood. furniture t
6go A. LsAyrrr AacrsnseE
R0OK TRADE SALE ROOMS. 400 Broadway
- LEAyITr. sTREBElent Co. suerrs'on 70 j. T. ceasy
Cessesn1Er SOLICITED ADyAscss nADs
by HENRY II. LEEDS 4 MINER-on MON
~ DAY July 90 TUESDAY,. slss. WEDNESDAY Aussa
LoR's iSI.TRaTioNAE HOTEL md REsT1JhAST No. ~
s SEDbS , e.asE z.
cfiSs ,sors 0.s Ssspsy Isvs
The SaintuSs s al acs. by N-sou,. Ysrh !.
The Carpets shd bsias ,@o new and In o.. ssor ~.
sedsng principally q sns MADE t.s, s, 20 Linen
ItE PAELORs iaraassd With beat velve, and Wilton cas-
@ $ & ia and me ss sln %e .s nd PIER r.s
Etsssr Pier mane and Oval Mirrors Of large ss and in hns con
BEDROOM FURNITURE ofsOo rooms carved and pain ,o.s
sV e. = fss o,r Sogy saI,T. Of ,s sd Ace L'Ss s
Es sass eeqsser and dsable Matt. ss sE qualify hsI
PIs ,prns Mattresses Pillows. Sheets Bnis,s countepsrs
Halls EDsi.h Oh y.v,. Wilton s,slr Carpets and
RR0Rs-k rs number d Pier Msu.e and Oval Of fancy
sSs HS f's' S az 'sS xTTss . s
styles ell order BY ccralus Baker q PHILADELPHIA
.o 9sfG a 5S@S1Sgs o R Rsl ss1 i'' '
e. r.. Va" s H9s: 81 Ell Ssss as:
sss s 5 a aeR s 81 iS9 s4 fs
cS e R, P::.raPn for 5 saloon ana o s1's y &
Herrngs s.fe Cut Gssswne french cbtns Plalei "sls
IN variety Gallery &c. Gre Chocolate elaehlne, DO
Cofse Roster Washing and Dryins ha;hine lfotins
Caring aud Tables copper Boilers and tfco
DO and e assortment Of the best Kitchen ocnss nesry
with articles al be sold poiiysy without
reserve. Catalogues rosdy the mornns 81 sale
The Choice Sock finest CHAMPA0NES, CLAhEIs,
WINES liquors md ans &c. al imported expressly fes
his establish comprising The most choice brands aud vuisss'
On SATURDAY AUGUSTA Il o'clock in tho RESTAURANT,
| frst foor Of premises aud consisting Of
BRBSD1ESO Hennessey N1el aud UtsEd, Dup1y Co. PAs
srs Dsik IN .nk 5erIo and boile
RO3 Jamaica and santa Cruz 10 demjohn sud o'tlei very
CID sod fine
GIS-Holanss woodsock md Ciiine. in Pipe ard Demicln
HH5KYOd Scotch aud irish, Bourbon and Monerghahss very
superior and Oh b dem john and sssk. .
cHAMPAoNEs-Neivs, clqao:. Crown de MCntsnand ard
chcYs.
CLARErs-s ou.rm chs.eaa Lao7r. chalsau nIsae, sns
others
HOOKS senberser and JoAsnnhbergsr in case
SffERRiES-Dg1 Gordon. Grown Imperial Double la3s, od
obsrs lei1hn and bolsPsle, Brown and Golden
PORT-vso1ia sladsr11s and poa5e Eage IN aenJohD and
bottle
MADE1RA-Es.t lnsls In boite-yery o.
Ais0-Yo1nse's sCOTCH ALE, GOLDEN blfiEhs' snd "s
AbSn, Is 900 Imported Hsvsna CI0aRsvz; Fso Espauoss,
Rsa Upnsn. Lon5s La For s Reina univr'srs Opsrs
Flor De Uaan Alray Conchs P,nrh Couehas stella ondres
Londsss la Rosa 5aEss Pnnsre Fl h1ndo, Bouere LoneTss
md others IN o 10 sIt pIrchasers.
y. B-No other Vines or Cs1rs admitted
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6iiuatlons pOamtfo- Ma!ss.

6ituatlons Wantfo- alaes.
COLORED BOY WANTED--About 10 years OF
.e ono al has 20 q Gardening. 20 into 10.
eoluiry Good rcfcEeuco required % holy Apply " Nc u
ks,slsrs,. Room No II, bsiwes1 . andii os.oeE a.
CuUATION WANIED-By French gentleman
y pca,ng Epgsh 20 aud avfnr been spoy~e n
New-Yek during ur yeare Bpoke'prS sy aonpeonuy sha
ouespondco Ensh o. Frn;5 I'D do snJ: e.ei h.shst
y coudc able business azHcusncr AM = az y
ela. qus nodera'e frr,sf. Ieneet pfy To ALFp e.
No ~ West rwstbsi hrurrnfifh and al1tnyes
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