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Litchfield enquirer., 1866-12-06

i FORT FIsHE3 --+ Governor Hawley, of Con necticut, is to Irepare for the, New Haven. Colony Historical Society 8 paper on the Capture of Fort! Fisher. The New Haven Jousnal and Courierisays. a53J but Ii fi95f ,+ ''The papar will pf6bablN'bsi lead at the
 meeting of the society in Janziary5 D Gov: ernor Hawleyhad the best possible, oppor- nitunity to know the history of the opera tions against Fort Fisher. ., His own bri- gade bore an, active part in 'the attack, though he himself remained in front of Pe-. tersburg to take the place of General Terry in command of his diyision.i His previous and subsequent intimacy with General Ter " and his acquaintance with the events t1anspiring at army headquarters enable him to prepare a reliable account of this great accomplishment of the war, and we have reason to believe he twill do it in thorough manner. In a recent eenversa- ton with him he remarked that the public
 who look upon the Fort Fisher affair as a gallant exploit, whose success; was. due to
 the dash and daring, do not award to Gen. eral Terry the credit for thej military gen. jus and skill he exhibitedlon that oceasion
 and that it was due to General Terry that
 his higher qualities as commander should
 be known. That conversation produced
 ultimately the promise'of the coming ad- dress, and it will be waited for with great
 interest by our citizens.i"I ,J'9nla1 4 .t:l :t
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-12-06

'II the light oI the latter eAiract .we dis approve of Of the 1nne1itiepe, in
 the former, The. custom ofsb'lrning .reliets prevails nowhere we believe but in India,
 where, on on the dscesse her d.; reict mounts the funeral pyre, very unwil,
 hngly sometimes, it is saia.. ."9 Christianity rcondemns and prohibits the practice 1.. .,..
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-12-06

It was also thought expedient that it should be attended in the vicinity of Mexico by the Lieu- with the view of obtaining such information as might be important to determine the course to be pursued in re-establishing and maintaining reces- sary and proper intercourse with the Republic Of IayifO D
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Ncm Publications.
ALEXANDER STRAHAN q cos


~ lie eut Publications;
TIFF RESOURCES And PROSPECTS OF AHEnlcA: Ascsr-
during visit the the Autumn 1863 by Sir
Morton e,o Bert Member Of the British House OF Conmona IL
crown 6vo, cloth, ~
Dora gfeenws Author Of Ihe Peence Of Hope" kc In small
TiE OiEENs ENGLISH. Stray Note, on Speaking and Spell.
ing ~ Henry Aod D. d. Dean Of Canterbury Small s'o, vel
lum cloth ~ Is
THE DEANS ENGLISH; criticism, on the Dom Of Cauier
the English BY George Washington Moon,
Fellow Of Tue Royal Society Literature Small sSo veum cloth
PRESIDENT LINCOLN SELF PORTRAYED BY John MAJ.
Ludlw Liucolns Inn Fields Londoni with portrait smrl
6Yo cloth, 80 - 49, - -. x.... -, - d,
Tfehuten. Crown Bgo. clIth, ~.
1HE JOURNAL OF EUGEEiE DE GUERIN. Edited By @. S.
Trebufien. second edition. Crown eyo clo.ht IL 70
HOW 10 STUDY THE EEW TESTAMENT. ]. The Go'pels'
Tue Of the Apostle By Henry Af'rd d. d. Dean Of CAef
a NEW ILLUSTRATED EDITION OF STUDIES FOR
STORIES BY Jesn lngeow illustrated by j. +. Mlas and
oil ers Crown avo egant snqno lth. gi edges 81 So
ALFRED HAGARTs HOUSEHOLD; domestic story BY Al.
e1sndef Smith Reprinted fom Good WoTdL" G 2yo sual
SUMMER ~ SKYE. By Alexander Smith. New edition with
cooted outi-piece. Crown 6vo, elcsstt - so . .,,
CT bert Author Of Shirley Hall Ayum." &c Crown byo cloth
81 The Spectator Mr. Ober novels do TO enlarge
ernce than those q otr writer OF me
day De rec Mr.. Gilbert alons q English nogehs
.en to give q English IT, while other nov,lss Of equal
give only the extracted meta. We thlnk he Ifo-
iundia he most powerful Mr. Gibers powerful novel;"
sTRAlAN co. publications. car te hd of all reTecabe BOOK
EXANDER STRAHAN Co.. Pubi'hers No. iS' Ofsnds, Ne"
Nort
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

The Galarv for August J. though not so good as some
the previous numbers gives signs Of health ana vitality
which VIC arc very glad 10 pcrceve for We believe 'ha'
tins rcat and vcl-couduCtod periodical supplies apaee
that has TOO long been yecent in our literature, and prom
Ises 90 supply it worhy Next to Tho two serial stories
"The Clavorngs" ana "Arcbie Lowell the most uoa-
bic contributions to the present number are d. T. W.
Parsons's Translation Of The Sory OF Ulysses nom
The Inferno Of Dante, and RclaId Grant Whites ooInph-
Uientay yet not altogether approving cnuesm OF Hi
Hunts Gateways Of the Central Park" ApaPor on"ls-
snys and Essay Writing" by Theodore Clarence Sno' 10
nrkehe for either originality Of thought or grace ofstye
r. r Cranes story Of "Ibe Emerald Beetles would
have been more appropriate for the columns OF one OF the
,snsaona weeles iLan ho pages Of TIE Ga'azy Eugene
Benson contributes a sketch of the painter G6rome H. d.
Carter pens some amusing "reminiscences Of the eccentric
.a,ualist Charles Watorioni George Wakoman collects
,nder tho head Of Sound and Sense laughable
pn.cdotes, &C.; Edmund Gilbert writes about "Ihe
Quarter Latin; and j. W. Lee tolls story Of the Hud-
son which be calls "Polpels Island There are three
shot poems one Of which, An Accident by MI James
ii. Williams though rte enough in subject, deserves par
fcysr praise foI It's chamngly musical rng we seldom
have fault 70 find with the Nebule but We must pro-
test against what the editor says about MIS- Baker the
wife OF the explorer of the Nile He tnks II horrible ana
exploable that sweet true woman, as she certainly s,
should have made sIeh Journey Win lhe an sho io'ou,
where cleanliness and the decences Of civilized ie were
impossible and where her fate, should he die in the will
deucss would DC dreadful TO contemplate. Had she
vodod her wdmans nature Of all coquetry,' he asks,
d" without which woman may be very useful but is
very tame cresturel" Mo- but she had yoidcd her wo-
vans nature of all fear and she looked upon as wfes
first duty to stand by her husbands side in danger. What
AZ sho did pass with him through many disgusting scene,
and show herself sometimes with O dirty face and M
kemp bairl Perhaps it not becoming but ii was
heroic and it heroism displayed To some purpose,
since but for her Mr. Baker would probably not have lived
fel Inns story
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proposals.
ORYIcE OF
AssigTAyT CoNsIsskRr GEgERAL or SUBsfsrsscni
No 4 srArE-.r NV YORK. ll.e 80. lalh


No. sTATE-sr.. NEw YORK Jlue 80. 1880.
RMY SUPPLlES.-SEALED PROPOSALS On
~ Duplicated viii be received by the undersigned until
o'clock sATU RDAY ya 20 OE The g.e of.ss
New York or Brooklyn as follows, viz; - - -
900 barrel, PORK-MEss OR PRIME MESS-of the nsv
be free .tn fal weight aud thoroughly stsA
Bidd viii state when their pork packed and he BRANDS s~
the Kind of barrel
porI received sech inspection yards shall be sssS
10 by the undersl gned.
700 bare. quality superhne Southern St. Loas
other brands OF FLOUR, suitable for kepag m dra aisse
Tie brands Of manufacture to be stated IN the bts Ia
barrel, be good shipping order with round hoops u hed No
aud hunys sealed
$40 barrels hrs. slity Nm dried Yellow CORN MEAL
900 pound. good hard SOAR b. made by boiling and ss
from good materials FREQ from clay soluble gas. or Other sdltsre
per cent Of water well dried before being packed
The .ioys' yegui,sdJor iussdiafs aaireyy ,
Flour Corn Se aud Socp must be deveEed IN
the proposals, and referred 70 therein.
printed copy this Advertisement must be attached to each Pre-
poa and the proposals mu be specihe IN complying py III
Ill Each bid have consideration must contain the s>
ten guaranty oftwo responsbe names. As follows; .
We the undersigned hereby guarantee that should ell OF sny -
Of The shove bid be accepted sh. be duly fulfilled according 20 -
the the Taue OF the stores proposed 70 b
The sellers place business and the date Of purehsss
-. A. The name 2, e9asn WIZ ssp2s "a.s. to DC 49,
old marks must be obtcraed.
Certificates Of inspection by professional packers nspecte
other n. payfy sH.hc the Pyorso wall be required r tA
meat certifying part the seller their present quality
diton, aud the immediately preceding inspection.
The Meat viii so be examined and passed BY parties boo
this office the the United States.
The Flour Soap will the date OF delivery
compared with the retained by Inspector appointed ~
ths Office whose certificate viii be required.
PGyueH r Be made egudlent n1n1
received for tho purpose.
expected hold their goods without expense ~
United States until required for shipment.
Blank, PJopoaI Be JHrnishet th' cee lfA
enrc'ops andssgned iHfo~A4
"P'0po'si'to, Ssbsi'seHes Store" H. T. CLAkKE
Brevet Brig Gen. and a. &. O. =
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prlnirng.

ELECTROTYPING and STEREOTYPING.
Ia v DILL No. "a Brekmanst., N. Y. .
Engraving, Of Pisnos Sewing Maehines Washing Machine
Clothes rnse &C. duplicated In number at No. ~ Beck
g. sL....
Engraving Of Machinery Agricultural Implement, Stoves skates
AZ Lc duplicated in any number at No "a Beekmans
Adysrns p,. for Newspaper Advertisements Of Patent Mdt
dues. &c Ae ped Stereoypsd at No a BseAmsn
VHyM. EVERDEI.Ls SONS. No. lO4 Fult0n-st.-
w STEAM JOB PRINTERS ANA LADIA 'ofA0i'H
Frs.
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Dcar0 an0 Rooms.

A WELL FURNISHED ROOM with extension on
~ second gas wster bath kc.. with without Board
and Wife Single Gentlemen price moderate No l3
Waverley place.
FURNISHED ROOM WANTED-By gentleman
quiet habits with private family Privilege Of Bathroom
desired Address. with trims sc. FACTS Tribune Office
rINO LET-Two ROOMS each 20xi0 feet, with am.
pie Power and Ls,hes Tool. Sc, suitable Tor Wood
Tuning and ydan, making Apply teP. {. lARToUGH foot
Of Tweuty seyenth.st, N. H.
NNANTED-By Gentleman and Wife, three or
four ROOMS the house Of private family IN good neigh
bohood furnished bedding and ockery suitable for house
Keeping within minutes walk q the City Hall Address
HOUSE Box No. 100 Tribune Office stating rent convenences In
house, &c
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nlarble nlantcls.

n1APpTF NANTFIS.-The best place in the city
wi 10 nureb,.. MARBLE MANTELS Of the latest dssn. ., very
low prices /. At A. kLABER Marble Woh, NO ius E.t is.n
IT, near 5ave n Y Man Pot up IN tue country on. 20, ous
NJARBLEIZED SLATE NOTWITHSTANDING in
sppe.r.rre, mora dube hall the price OF marble b.
STEWART Cos slIth az, bet. ssh JeshssA
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1nitrnal Rfpenne.

limited STATES INTERNAL REVENu E.W H.,
~ SIXTH COLLECTION DISTRICT STATE os a, NV ~
YORK. comprising Ixh, XVIII and XVIII WARDS o. the wy
Of NswYo-Notics hereby given tina. toe Lat. o. Valuations
and eruneraon' Of property subject 70 TAI uhosf % n,s ON
vide Internal Revenue support the Government 70 y
the Public Debt, sud for other purpose sPPovsa 'ons
the approved March oo mtde ana seu ~
the sewers. As'sn, said Copeeon D f ~
for the examination Of ell persons INTERESTED iof ,ne
fifteen day, tSundays excepted from the a.te ns,
No ISL West foart.enihsL lover me re nd imn.ds,y
ATE, The expiration Of ten days from The a.,s et v ND
Goth dy Of July 1866 and Tor Ave days hereaIe WI
dstermine al appeals relative 10 erroneous OF ~
snomsrstion. made and then by the sa % "a hs a,a,
CsuAyes Billiard Tsbes Yachts Silver Ais a,a 'ne. a.
sed articles for the ending May Iee sHo s 1S
for the year ending December 81 100 . 4, -,,,
and spsciy N, p,icu cause thing respecting which
decision requested and state the grognd o ~
complained Of JOhN T. ShL'L
Dated Nsr.YoIk Joly 10, 1906. A''e"o',
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Go Get.

Go Get.
COUNTRY RESIDENCE A Gentleman has just
" erected aud commodious BUILDING IN the part
MrschestrT County, containing Rooms with large faro
Dining and Billiard Rooms delicious Water iehoue ull' 1i
stable Garden play ground for child and large pond Of
fishing boating whole admirably
about persons Including suitable either
country Boarding House for Ave private families
cubbd toeeherus 20 minutes walk rom the station feron'
be IN Newiork At 9a and leave Reference will be
required character and responsibility Rert viii be made
sonbe For further particulars apply JOSEPH PICkARD first
noor Rounda Building. Park to GEORGE 5 HCKOk National
Park Bans
CRAWFORD VILLAGE, CONN.-TO LET-Neat
- peaAnt COTTAGE vel umisioi depot aud boat
landing o. SPAULDING. No 81 BroadS or ELBERI WHITE,
Stanford
Fs'O LET-A very desirable COTTAGE HOUSE on
Bergen Hgh. minutes New ioTk has basement six
gcodsIed three attic large garden full OF vegetables
without field; stable, coach
house. barn. &C. Apply HENDERsONS Intelligence Office, No
- Nassau-st.. NewIofk.
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I8(;6 NOW READY. 1876

1915 NOW READY. 1894
THE NV STA,MPo PU,TIES7I Sc FOB l as 70
TAKE Effect AUGUST J, 1876
ONLY OFFICIAL EDITION ISSUED.
PTTBITSUED FOR THE CONVENIENCE Or ALL STORE.
KEEPERS EVERYWHERE, MERCHANTS. BANK.
Frs BROKERS, LAWYERS. CONNEiAh-
GERS. And THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.
The title brse and neat CARD convenient 'oi
reference Office counting house, ard shows -
glance the Stamp duty BE- paid with the provisions the
act penalties and eIcepOn-
Of trouble TO sockeeper and busnssr
ma 20 have copy reference At their sido.
one isued iof tue stamp
Duties prior 10 this date
and and Official kdion published Ia
49, flev o. e..sss,t'y
'ne So~"A' FIFTEEN CENTS fkk COPY
81 DOZEN hundreds S8 IS fJT 10 copies y cents sseh
90 IS copies a each $50 for 1000 copies OF cents
each Net with Customers pay transportation Any
one ordering copies imprint them.
Oeors Commissioners OF Revenue Taxes stoekeepers
TONERS variety bookseller agents and should
ind item with
,sie IS everybody will and have copy Of II.
PubI.hed and for sale , retail or wholesale. by
4. r. PETERSON BROTHERS,
No 900 Cheynutsi Philadelphia Pa
whom al orders for quantity at al most eoe addressed and
they will receive immediate attention
Copies postage paid. receipt Of the retail price,
wanted everywhere IN Ms sale
Send for confidential ercul containing inrnctons
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Gelp nanteo.

4 GENTS WANTED.-Wanted in every county
N ftc- Agents Lleheds picture Of the
"DEATHBED or LINCOLN" painted nom personal sitting In
the President Speaker Collar and other distinguished per
.ou. prsssp on that occasion. Address, with stamp
LlTTLEtIELD CLAGETT
p o. Boz No. SIS. Warrington. d. e.
VNANTED-Two first-cass BUSINESS YOUNG
w MEN; should be Mechanic, the other Cek WIN
cash capital Of 5000 with the hosey Iron Bpm
Boston iu selling er bridges oof eoILugaed ses
iron buiding' te In the Cite, Of Phiadephia bno1 Mus
burgh Cincinnati Detroit Cleveland. Chicago oevenwoftn mem
phis or Galveston There doubt about the sue
business properly attended TO- CAL Ct the CompanJ
Agency No 90 Nassau IT., New York City.
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Summer Retreats.

Jufnlner neIrcul8.
SgMaER BOARD-Cool, pleasant Rooms for fam
Esse S 'hs- References exchanged
Sh .asSia III. FITCH HILL WESTERLY, r. L.,
- ' Stonington, Conn
rt., ,o..on New IahMPrOS HOUSE"
n,e, rom use New Furniture. FirptClsn Accom-.
Watch lin Point for /, Eiddle Of juno to October
Yeit and soningon Steamboats, coast Is accessible BY New
meeting with the Lin Railroad steamboats, and railroads con-
meet with all Stongton for Watcsns ana ss oosS COO
A. s. PLlMPTONk Co. WesterlyL Address,
Aner July Po.t0aice address y eSt, JaJ ].
1.-TWO LADIES wait BOARD in the CSys,SSn,,
where they could have athing Board for the two ihi
eeel els. Address No 1903 Vest Foureenths- not eh'
YVHE PRESTON H)USE, Saratoga-This beauT
M spacious admirsly house open III. DO.
ION Of aud North and
South being appsd Of eIceencs and securing
The house il entirely sunouded By streets 90 that every room
rooms Saratoga Broad~syupon which the main front "a
4, t, point oneeighh Of depot 20 and from
which omubusos OF the mona constantly
Double balconies adordiug vf 900 feet OF
Ct shade trees large aAi every window. BIZ
weekly hops with fall bsnd bs where choice visnds and
omit. Vie In excellence and Oh ere costly and eIsgant r6ttnr
Of the house believed vii noios the public examine
Preston before choosing while the excellent
ton perfect neAtness tho terms
ofbavng every wish saiihed al, that the
Pr will remain he<ethe us Lii
| OF the landlord not TO be overlooked.
e,IS MONTH-FOW B0YSS have board In
% lc farm hou1e 30 miles south .ias ons Island near
son ysser te.tiy. ApIyM No. si' N -s near TweR
| u dr..'s. pr', ALLEN
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ELEVENTH THOUSAND PRINTING.
II EnelisL Criticism Of
BayaEd Taylor's Popular Novel
THE STORY OF KENNETH.

TIE STORY OF hIINNI IT.
.,o.,c- so-.,.,o, Ar,g2s
., H. Iii a 49, and fascuson OF n. owr
that rns chiefly from is Tranquil pictoe 4 American rural M ard
ane "h'h d' R S ' boh - dslsfi and refssbr
great dol auc ELECTS and the con
vynuonh interests OF eNen we oo''e' ANU - i's ~
The I Of Acrcsn o which presniei in this book ,ua'
GENTLY nye give n an a,sIe e sIeg m Mr. Ba1s Tf la
e wy, ~ a. es.e hi, IL low COZ by asocia
sse a. .,repser. by a.. intrinsic merit"
"9 H. Ia ~ ncsde; Of Nav 10 s,vs.
rhs traditions (Sc in hemses hor,e-.pun materials,
Goidsnih the
=, ~ H. seooi ~ bicb MI Tavo an advanced pu-
IN he dan II q Of the family Of Prmfo.os. TIL in
~, - soyv III Krnue,, and The Vicar Wakefield
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Ncw l1nblitatlone.

TWO NEW BOOKS. ,,,,.,,.,
BREylIY AND BRiLLANCY
oHEss.
Collection Of Game, ri. Royal rs.e IrrioOsy Contested
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HARMoNIEs OF EATUREi
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IILunRATKD Win NUMEROUS N0opous
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fors snsl snd Psn thst &C.. 's of s IT, een
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Of organic & laws ind planets wander hHm'ni0asy through
the page. lave endesyotod to End opi some Of the
mos, i's7 5 e 9nI Of creation ' rom Preface
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fT 4 SRiEF TREATISE UPON CONSTITUTIONAL AND
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and No. % Bee,ketsl.. New. YoIG
Jus, Published;
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Containing All rnE INTERNAL LAWS codsed and
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OyyIcg CHoroS AouEDucr BoAED. July 10. 1903.
Uvn nONTpA ACTORS SEALED PROPOSALS.

TO CONIRACi IhQ 80 10.
and Boiler One ttirds
the Bridge together with the Of the bidder AID d&s
received this ofice until ii clock 81
Fdisy day OF August 1866 At which time they viii be pS
rly furnishing the materials ond completing hs
q stone Tower Engine House and bo,e House q
third ST. the High Bridge
P.T. and and all information Be obtained
rlon to the EnEnesrs Office High Bridge where blank forms
Of bids also be obtained.
The amount secty required vii be ThiEyhye Tsoo'ssA
Dol,r. THOMAS STEPHENS, Crotos
ROBI l.. DARRAGH, A9usias
a w. CRAVEN. Board.
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Drn GOODS.

AT De PERCEVALs.
~ No 20 Broadway opposite AsiorPaes formally a. No ST.
Chdrsns Cosks and Suits Infants Wardrobe French Lingerie
for ladies and oldei imported 1hens, les aie. hesdy
Lld.s and Me sets Handkefche ~
Initials Coat Enbrodesd stag ior tnbsoderes
&C.. &c, &c.
HARPETS. FURNITURE, OIL-CLOIHS &c,
" &cest depreciation the price q these GOODS Decided
blrgau Carpets particularly Although The obbrf. and importer
have tie prices because oftho recent rice IN sold
continue this month aud 1ns prrtcni soCk lasts
A. rrcs when eoi 23 Nv motto 10 quick
and profits On th. live buII trade and 10
' H. O'FARRFLL
No, 2e7 800 aud 27i West Thirty hfh - correr Fshavs
4 AIDES Gladiator Hats and Turbans.-Fenihers.
bbant Vev~ts by the yard lmnens- hsrrsins n
Mlirsry 81 Bf0aaeay straw surdlwus and iutrs ?
ID Ii. MACY. -
IL. FANCY GOODS DRY GOODS
BF@T QUALITY FRENCH MD oLosI' 30
FOURTEESrIisT. AND slAIb'ANh
READS BEADS iES ,,i BE4 e0Sos
M p. BROWN. Importer
No ISG Pe,d So. y Y.
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5itualiors tuanico-fcmn!es

A LADY Of some experience and competent 10
teach sh bsnhrs Of edueaion, aud III rudigsns
Of Latin French and Grman desires fuo IS ts'd""i Wv
FRNEsS. Satisfactory references syrn Adde'S. W. luun" oh,e
vSTANTED-A SITUATION By a respectable
w ana well rerommeudd Young Wouln of my " % u 10
, worn; wool be hog lie generally usfli no objection to
60 the country. fleaae call a. No. +0t 7iiih ave.
A NUMBER of well recommended German Girls
~ want SITUATIONS 10 do general HOusEWOkh, Nc, Al MI.
IOnEs German luuo No. II stanton IT. uear the bo~"y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-28
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by A SCOTCH PROTESTANT-A situation as
ID COACHMAN snd GROOM thoroughly understands biz bnf
and will Vofk fr mod.ratc
Please call sddes, PETER No 81 Na'saur' Room NO 3
CITUATION WANTED-By IA French gentleman
- speaking Ensh 20 snd having been employed
Eewlofk during fur years Bookkeeping by donb gentry nd
Correspondence ngh French would DO anything else; highest
terms quite moderate frt reen Apply TO ALFRED C.,
No a. West Twet,, between Fhh and stthaves Ncwfoft
NTED-EMPLOYMENT by CIVIL ENGl-
w EEER and first DkAUH1SMAS. swell up In Raj
The bet references given required Addfe" H. o.
Drawer No 2i3 waisrown, Jefferson County. n u
NHrANTED-By a YOUNG MAN, 80 years Of age,
unmarried lately arrived from Scotland situation to
intend sentemAns farm: understands raising cattle caro- OF siok
cattle draining nud farming "a al s vlfous branches
no, particular Of tho United States. has good References
Address L. r.. Boz No. li2 Tribune Ohcs
VHyANTED-By a Young Man of some experience
IA the business SITUATION 90 Clfrk or Salesman IN
wholesale Boot and shoe house moderate salary GOOD references
Address q. y. W.. Newark Pos-Othoe
VyANTED-By a Young Man, who is good and
rapid penmsn COPYING TO do at home n.ed TO copying
legal papers, give good reoncel Addfe" COPflST Tribune
Office.
VANTED-A gentleman employed for several
w Il tho largest Cemeieres In the states wishes
hs location Of the health 81 hfsmy sHdand
Thoroughly tVsns' connected with laying out grounds building
Vaults. would take reasonably low salary ~ pleasant
location rive satisfactory references. Address CIVIL ENoI
NEER, Boz No. 3,32l 81. Louis Missouri.