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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-05
UNITED STATES DISTRICT Court.

ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA. Feb 4, 1867.
Editors National Intelligencer: Gentlemen :
In your Saturdays paper you state on what
is supposed 10 be authority from me, that a col
ored man was the candidate OF the coored men
of Washington for Mayor.
In ths remarks made by ne on the occa-
sion to which you refer, | said a committee
had waited on gentleman who succeeded
me as president Of the Freedmen's Relief
Association of the District of Columbia, and
expressed their desire that he should be a
candidate for Mayor.
The gentleman to whom | referred is not
a coored man.
Your ,obedient servant,
JOHN 9. UNDERWOOD.
I'VE believe that there are two associations
in this city for the relief of the freedmen
Mr.. Cook is president of one and Mr. SayIes
J. Bowen of the other The error probably
grew out of this fact.-EDs. INTEL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-05

ALEXANDRIA AoUEDUcr of course, our
friendSef the George town Courier and ourselves
lmight.wrangle every weekaboutthe Aqueduct,
but it would do no good; it would effect moth
Ing; ithersway.s The, Courier thinks is adj
vocaatinlgg the interests ofsGeorgetown to advo-
cate the demolition . Of 1.-The Aqueduct 1 We.
know we are standing up for the vested
rights" Of Alexandra, in valuable, and cost
yly,gand imp ortant property, securedtolt by law
vested in and is guaranteed by
act Congress, ,1bysT of4tbe Legislature of
Virginia, BY aotfon Of thee esapeske and Ohio
Cana. Company, By consent and cooperation OF
Georgetown isself,3aaa byuse, occupation and.
acknowledged ownership, The effort made by
GeoTgetownFto INTERFERE with the Aqueduet of
the Alexandria Canal; is one Of the worst ex-
hbitiops ofihjustice ; p TO say folly-wo ever
5sawgby:a municipal corporation: il :. ;GalfI2t1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-05
POSTSCRIPT.

CONGRESS. in the Senate, yesterday, THE bill
giving increased compensation to certain en-
ployeesin the civil service at Washington, was
taken up and discussed. The Bankrupt bill
was, also, further discussed. zrgtl ataL ,syysIol
90 Insthe House OF Representatives; a number
of resolutions were presented and REFEREED
The following resolution was passed by:a vote
Of S7cto 81: That the public interest demands
that there shaltnot be dursing the current year
any reduction OF outstanding u. 5. notes, com
monty known as .greenbacks, and the Com
mittee Of Ways and Means be instructed to re-
port such bill as may beLpeGeSsaty to- effect this
object .z.aisgd b..a,a., Lal21 6ga aIas2Ioa@ 8
f o IRE news NEWS I'VE: 77 haye aavices By the
cable up toyesterday Serious laborriots have
occurred in some one towns in France and the
troops had to be called in, and several of the
rioters were killed. A grand fete was given to
the officers Of tbe5U. s. steamer Colorado, at
Villa Franco yesterday Friendly speeches
made, and the enthusiasm was unbounded.
A radical change ia the Ministry Of, Austria
is impending. ,,sa9~
A direct mail has been established between
St. Petersburg and Pekin, China. The service
requires forty-eight days.5&.a# u XIII n
Advices have been recaived which state
that terrible explosion, accompanied with
great loss of life, recently occurred in Paraguay,
South America. .s-i- aail.a,l. ...sa2-ga-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-05
GOLD.

New YoRK. Feb. -5-Gold, to-day, 1873.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-05
ELEcT1oN IL oTzIcEs.

,@zs-AN announcements undec Mts heat mast
'e paid for in adpance. r~rsssee=gr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-02-05
LEGISLATURE

NOL. GRAYSON 7 YLER is respectfully an
l. nouncetl as u candidate to represent the
county of Prince William in the next House OF
Delegates. .r-...oj-.- len l--ter /
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-31

\ LADY Of our acquaintance.
Young. and lovely and intelligent,
called on a celebrated physician 10
d. something" for a rush II blood
- the head.
Il have been dnctoring myself. -"
said the languid fair one. with a
smile, to the bluff though kind NJ
D., while he was feeling her pulse
Why have taken Brandreth' :
pills, Strauburg's pills, Sands sarsa-
parilIa, james expectorant, used
DR.. Sherlnan's lozenges and plaster
and
Ny heavens, madam" Interrupt
ted the astoni~hed doctor. ''all these
4" your complaint no good -
''No,-rhcn what shall | take :"
pettishly interrupted the patient.
Take :" exclaimed the doctor.
-veing her from head To foot: take
exclaimed he after moments re-
Election, Why, take off Your cor
sets -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-31
SIR. said beggar t. "a benevo

SIR. said a beggar t. benevo
lent man. please give me quarter.
| am hungry and unable TO procure
food. The quarter was given,
when tn" begear said: "You have
done me a noble deed. lou have
saved me from something which !
feared | would have II come 10. "
Nv nat Is that 2 said the benetac-
tor Work - was the mornful
answer.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-31

Have The Largest assorted stock IL the N"rth-
,y.,t kerp huyer arnnn- Eastern Factnrie-
Wholesale Agent for nIiIIEl!tt,f- r. ihirtieFs
and -PENt Err = Fruit Jars sole N-t'ti- f"f ne
North-1e.t for FI-fI'- PATENT ks-fsN-Ehf-
C0ohiNG -ToNE-. -rii AZ feA / ora = f5'>''i"
prirr~ freight added. in sri-t' al nfeiH-f- or u
.,.n,itI,- IN -,,i: Fiji 0rGrr- Pr uB-t'-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-31

THE Milwaukee Sentinel has tie
followin@:-
1T i rumored that a Chicago
paper TIA, been prosecuted for libel
hv the proprietor ofthe Black Crook
The libel consisted in saying that
the Crook was not indecent-there-
by lessening the patronage which it
would receive from the Chicago
folks"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-31
M0FFAT'S LIE 4 PILLS
AND PHOENIX BITTERS.

The Most Successful Medicines
in the World.
Established in 1885 by one of
our most Eminent Physicians.
and now used throughout North
and South America. with more
pleasing results than any other
Medicine in eases Of diseased
Liver, Blood Or Skin. Indises-
ton, COStiyeneSS. Bilious Conn
plants, rheumatism and Fever
and 4gue.
Thousands of certificates are
in our possession, giving detail
ed accounts Of perfect CURES
effected by these Invaluable
Medicines. They regulate the
System and put all the func-
tiOns of the body in Il healthy
condition.
Sold by all Druggists. White s Rowland Propri-
etors Successors to DR.. John AIofat and DR.. W. 3.
Mofat s. Liberty Street, New York
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-31

\ FRIEND. who has frequently sat
in the iurv-bcx, i an ardent advocate
of woman suffrage. Women at the
ballot lox viii be followed by women
IN the jury-boN. How delightful it
VIII be to serve ones country. The
class Of professional iury-men viii in
crease wonderfully. Aud there viii
hc no objection 70 STAYING ont all
night on kuottv aud interesting
case. either
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-31

son CO y \ u { UORCS
sent to any address free Of postage. ca receipt Il price
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-31
Gu I'll e r Y.

When Is a tombstone like a rush
light. When it is set up for late
husband.
\ great brute of a husband : adj
verti9e@ in the morning papers for
stout. able-bcdied man to hold his
wites tongue.
i KANSAS editor pcrtinently sug-
vests that Horace Greeley i entitled
- the designation OF JEFF. Davis
Pain Killer
YoUNG ladies in New Orleans wear
false calves az a protection against
mad dogs.
.. Mr. GrubbleS - exclaimed a
young mother. shouldn't you like to
have family Of rosy children about
~our knee :" .. No ma 'am." said the
liSagrecalle Old bachelor. :. Id rather
have lot Of yellow boys in my peck
/
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-31
c. a. COOK, CHICAGO, I'LL.
Agent for the Sorth-western Srafes
CITY LOTS FOR SALE.

I7-s : and - n block - n the city - EEins-a
Point, formerly owned b. Mrs. Jaae EaGIfc are
:c-ea fer sale o. the lots Is = good Rock ouse
converter: Sac t1r ts--i,y residence. Enquire Ct
JANIS HTTCHTcOS-
~ >. -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-31
.EE.SEC TEACHERS
III CIV Music

q Dealers viii be furnished vith Shee; Music. In
uct.pn Book. Fianos, Organs MrIoLeons, a.
iiOLE>Al PRICES.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-31
IEI .J NE OFFICE.

AWYEES' BLANKS If all k5a{s for sale at the
1 TsTHrSs oa-ce Nfuerz Point
- Ner md Fashionable type for wedding ard
sitting 2rdfl sf -prelT ed from Ne< York and rhiia-
5slrhi. Fosaser5e.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-22
GRACE MILLS,

WARSAW, ILL.,, Oct. 10, 1867.
4 living to . rush of business immediately
~ aker On isnce harvest ve have bnt reesntly 6eea
ehle totneh the alterations and Improvements h II
Minis, winch re deemed necessary enable usfh Offer
any. Nsying svyrything tho beet 81 order nov W
take pleaSare h auring friends and that
We shall hcnceforth make our best brand, tho +
Es GA AC1 MGIIsIsea. ~
Uniformly good to be equal least and II possible
stqey1or TO any other brands ufscturs
Our NJ. HANNA, whose perisace and reputstiop a.
0ate y geuersiiy knowrsnd appreciated, having ~
ksn - tseefsesh arm will endcasor 70 make our
brands Of snch quality that they fail TO merit
increased favor We shall always sch low psice
- Is consistent with the best of qnass-but deter
mined to meke Die qualify eapsrior It Nhatevs q cost
confident that people Will prefer that rs&her taA the
pay9nE sfA few oents % the sack OF barrel 2 NJ
ostfo G. ALBERs co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-22

All Trains run directly through 70 Nov York,
A1AAO A1LEs WITHOUT oHAxsa ~ CoAnHBs ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-22

Tux REST VENTILATED AND MosT BuxrMpvsl srssp-
rye COACHES A1IN TIE WORLD ~ acconps-
nv oil night trains on this railway. ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-22
FIRE AND MAXINE
ssisAg S=Its F Efaas oA
Isss~rSsses Cesspsay. ts'
has

YVyHTs Company being HoMH INSURANCE. CON-
AMI, osnnsnds II particuissiy 10 the Gitassns
Iowa Insurance made on Buildings ofsi1 kinds, Fur
aitueH psats Wessing Apparel and MerehsnAise Ans,
On Goods and Merchandise In store Of transit, whs$hsf
" ocsan, Lake, River, kail Or Wagon,
Iaens.nes taken q The NEST fAvorsbis rness and os
= promptly adjusted. f~
/ " DLKECfORS
H.. DUWDH, As orr ?. Bower o..
WIN. PATTERSON, or Patterson 1inbssmsa'
RDWARD KfLBOURN1, Iessec X. NJ. ?. \, RI.
O. L. HDCH, 0f0aAy YGkSff IS
JAS. n. AHELLHY, Late oil Coz D shelley. M
4. Z. CONNADLn, ofCcnnabIe emyth.
q. Z. LOW. Prsst First National Bank
WIN A. BKOWNKIL, or BrownelI Bro.
oNI1H HAhILL. OfB. Hsmill O..
0EI7CERG +, s9
n D0WEA, President. L ADAM1, eseret&fy
6HKLLnY, Vice Pres't II LOW, Treasurer.
syr1-A - n 0fhhA40AA. AtAsensy. "
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-22

sAsfsiA b Il = Sll lIusdgy
s,ny Neex 10. 1851.
The Cnrnefa vus peoainaai. p;ah jey last
MIA 4 Ia 5000 - - nevs ~ "a Ncvsm-
her elecshand. Isos Va nethin 1oneaSGeat-
4 I'VE about cut ~ = ih1f2 Id ~ q Scca-.
sions u less inssrsst. mol SS6ssssal('vu
TO sssat, 700 sssewhsloinly grasatf Org
nachers wux 0le1 Nj9h Joy and Il bubbled -
70 Tia eyss, and aloptsA asee il aocdoofAj e
q .--Deekin Poexauase dawter Nimad2 torrerl
ID : tambofine. which wood aaever for !
timbrcl, and atteaptsd To- AAnea sdewh The
street, afler The fashion a. Tir;enA ainsin.
aShoat the glad tidens, p ct settry, bst e 70.
bookt her. SIGH exultashsn sssned 70 d -
debate. The Dae&ia met me and falIin onto
my neck, vept peefoOsols do1ns ~ hack,
wicA / stood = IoDa I'll cSodsheos ~ moist
yer. Gently disengagin him, / led him to
Bascom,s, fearin shes 20 great . waste Nv
foods wood cut thsrt the old saints life,
nnless that waste Good b. SepsjfG ~
suppiisd the deficiency se-wuut. = Mover 3ax
nch picter. The blessid old maa eittin
onto bench, glass Nv hot whisky il his
hand ;-Aswkite bsire sfalin .sQneiR dbout
kis teneIss, auf tears AFea9ns il fSpd suc>
scessions doah his ffostS bitteh nose, and,
glitterin Q moment on the tip, droppin like
strings nv peAreis into the spaee below! Il
wuz tetchin
The citizens ma thu drenih mot to rsipice
butte adopt sich measures for turnipf the
victry to account e. the occasion seemed n
demaud. The Dsekinwas Gbere, and III
leeve every white male citizen nv the Cornefi
wuz 10 his sect afore thess elni SSAls Nv The
bell he'd ceased pealin. Iassoomed the chair.
and in q few joodishus remarks stated the
object Nv the nseeti,fs Moo York. / remarkt.
he'd spoken, and Nov Ger.s,, tI,e Stall
Nv which he'd the honor 70 be : native, hed
returned to her fust love. / wuz not ashaln-
ed to own thai / was 1 native Nv Moo Gefsey.s
lam proud Of II, and were il not 81 tAs fact
Shat l owe nearly half NV her citizens, in sums
rangin from halfa dollar up 70 eighteen, l
wood return there 70 wspst. But won't.
It wood awaken expectations in thAir buzz
gums WHICH would meter be fulfilled, and m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-22
To our Patrons and the Publ,

ms largest stock OF PAPER HANGrNGs III a
West ct the LsEest Cash Prices. ~ Il ss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-22

from .na .fs4f AUGUST 18th, 1857, trains Win leave
in connection via al western lines, - tollovs:
o 5, tss isaf tss RON as t g. 4 Depot.
T.So 4. sf. Express mail, NON Bunfifk (sun.
the 800 !. n Rtprsss Mxfl rom BusAlo; And =
mas Y. 5s.s 6 - Es.r... ,e- s.
9s i5ssRsss ss J IL s
80 p q. train froa BnlAlss and strives fn Hew rssk
4.Is r. 4. New York Might Expresi, froA
Dunklrk, Sundays sfoepteb. Stops 81 1aisuan-
am. (Bkfas sod asriyss IN New. ysrk q u % p
.ss AsTnson T 5:,.. and ss'an
ESQ r. II Cineinnati HaFssas, ato.g Dun
ins5 y. N IA Connect. !, Hornsiis7ilIe viii
the 1l:2o P. N Train from Buffalo, asffvisgtn New
rKom iiusriLo-By Nv Yesl tim. from b.
- rot cor. Exchange and Michissn NteSsts - ~
~ I, ..s.p..s; ssop: !. nstssss ID: :ss l.
!Bs.s su,Snshsana al1 P q pissA T y e
S....es :e :, Great s.s r s.ns - w. 3
; si;s s.s. ~ -: :::y II.
400 r1aa NJ EmDrsss AN. Is xsoe "a fior.
neTsvfiiA Isuadays e1ospted. Arrives in Ns~
York At I; :. N. Connects At Elmir9 Win north
=
Baltimore, Wsshinetoa and points south. 81
$50 p. ~. Lightning ExPress, (SuudAys e.
cspted) Stops a& ASEssllbsfls s.16I. =. feup.l
and strives I'd New York 1.Qe .. NJ 0Onn6ott 1t
Jersey City with Morning Express Trai1 ofNe0
Jersey Railroad for Baltimore AnA WN9hin gton,
and Il New Hcsk Wash Msnsne l6pfsss frain guI
Boston and New England Cities. q sH
$40 r. m. Kew York Might Expre ss,
DAILY. Steps At PortaSe rs p, n. fsup.) Ii ter.
ssctlsx Ut Hofn sllseiile With the els D.. Tr5iI
from Dankirk and arrive N Now Fork Ut t1ol
r1.a6 p. M. Clnefnnati Express, Sunday
exe4pSAd}a elots stBaa 4aehsnns 7:So q. n. (Bkfts
NV 1ur1srs ITO ?. m, {Dinel ard sassiv@ n New
York at e:25 N. Connects at Elmjra NM
& Northsfn Oen'rsf Rslway FIR Hsrristufs, Phiia
deiphia, Baltimore, Waahngton and pniotsAeuth
At Great Bead with Delaware, LAckAyanms
Wesfern RAILROAD for acranton, Tfentoh AID Phf1
adelphia and stNeW Hork wlth ASlevNocA Trainu
81 sud stsrnsrS for Boston end Hsw E.&iAod Cities
Only One Train East on Sunday, lsAying Dslalo ii
e:lo D. m and reaching Nav York 1t 1880 p, p,
Bosros AND INV ExstaSD Passxsosas, With thu,
Dsnaas ars tfsnderca frs Of ehsros IN New York
ATo pleasure travellers the line OF the Erie Railway
trssents objects Of interest passing through ths
beautiful valleys OF the Cbsmunk, eusqnehaunA, Defa
ware aud Ramapo rivers ever chaning pAnor anls
Of natures bsautiss commands attention. a
ruv prs, yYxru asn MosT Irr uynNaa A. m .
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No Change If Ours from zbedo to As~sa2ps Rsses.
CHANCE OF TIME.
On and after Monday, May eth, 1857, until
further notce), rains will run ~ followH
EXPRESSIVE g. =. 7.as AM Mail No. is,. 26s 4 n
Mail No. 2.....-42e Al Express no. 3.....1:os P n
$. s ssp,; Exp, St i ss Exp, eso
fresss No. a.. Las N preseht No. u. s.ss
Nos, land daily; ,. and 10 Daily, except Sunday
No IL nafy, except Monday. ,r
oannfbusses leave kroxux 10 minutes earlier thsn
the Above time and fan connecting Witt Ill Pas
ssnger Trains at Hamilton s4
THE ST. LOUIS EXPRESS TRAIN
Leaves Keoknk IT 500 p. m, will arrivs IN
et. Louis at 6;15 ..
Ieays 81 louis at $40 p. ma, arrive At he.
ekuk ~ 7sOO =. N.
Elegant Sleeping Cars run through between
s Hamilton kSt Louis.
FARE SAME Az BIT BOAT.
This new and short Offers greater Inducements
than any otk.r, II being 70 much ~
THE SaoRTNgr 4 MOST DIRECT
" 81 Lceas Springfield, 1oledo, hsdidHapotis Catv,
CaeiRHa /, Ptstrp, Philadelphia, lfew Y6Sk,
Bostsa, and al poinfs - TIC o. L.
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NEW YORK. BOSTON,,
hA sAND. NEW ENGLAND fcffMs. q

rH1s NATIVITY EXTENDS FROM 49,
Dunklrk to N. York, 400 miles.
Buffalo - New York, AS miles.
Salamanca to N. York 4l8 Males.
AND 10 IRON
% to n miles the Shortest Route !!
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-22

To one lot miscellaneous niggers, % in
number, mostly crippled and not NV
much akkouut, havin bin 1ogd and
chawd by dorgs, and injoored by bein
knoekt about the head aud back, q dis 80
sipin.n NV en-, atsay $500 each. II ,oo0. 90
To one niger gal, Jane, Is years old,
nearly white, with bloc eyes and curly
hair, for wich he'd bin offered $4,000 ~
$50 to Nou Orleans. $500 90
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-22
Notice.
TIVE Afenllaa for ~!

1Ais q ane opportunity for yeuhg men wAcss en-
ISN'T kesps tAeA kon = day Dchoof Business mep
- Asssaration, An ragsg &C. Acs etsAsn4s re s,so
In the Higher - the sane xsfes
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4
A0To pleasure travellers the line OF fhe Erie Railway
trssetts many objects Of interest passing through the
beautiful valleys OF the Cbsmnnk, 1usqnehaunA, Defs-
ware aud Ramapo rivera, ever chaR<ng Of
Of natures bssuts commands attention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-10
ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.

~ .yp. Avn RRrsr-stsamship VILE de Paris-Mr Ossood
x;cnerel tohers Van Setback Mr. and Mrs ftnra. Mr.
49,, 40 tVl4< Willard MIR and Mrs de IL Mora, Mr.
F. Nj Fsrot Nj French. MIR Whitman, Mr. EDos, Mrs
nr arri famv Mr. aud Mrs Leccs, Mr. ard Mrs Com
ir,rn ina family Barclay Mr. Stewart, Mr Merchant Mr.
Pn rol WagsAn CfHig a. and Mrs Johu lsckin family and
FORBADE, Mr. and Mrs Adams, Mrs Carson and
FAMILY MI ana Mrs Dchenson, Sanders aud servant
Mr. aa els ana servant Miss SIR dion Mr. and Mrs
Snh family and Mr. Swift, Mrs Picard, family and
seyant WIS., family aud servsnt. Mr. and Mrs Howes
.nd nifty, Isaac sIain Mrs Eugene Jenny. Mrs Aubert
Ns Pose Mr. Cogneylle. Mr. Frank Mr. de Beaumont, Mr.
Beaumont Mrs Col ard family, Ar bernard Mr. Dufou,
Mr. de Belize Mr. PYrriauS. Mr. Pepn, Mr. Revlon, Miss
sarah Blum, W. caerbuY, Mr. Msssard, Nr Baynart Gr
Boqly. Mr. ManssS Mr. and Mrs Gosser and ispy.g Mrs
i.aurpYecht. Mr. ynnn aud family SIR Waiter family,
mr } Siuoer and family, Mr. Studcr and family, Mrs
oeerle Mrs fenhaas Mr. tsanperii Mrs Belnogar
meier Mr. VRlleer schnid Mr. sti,nrier Mr. Finder
Mr. 0bern Mr. Eignann, Mr. Forster Mr. Kans.r Mr. Med.
schi Mr. Basler Aessrs Schmidt Mr. DIETRICH Mr. Srn, Mr.
Gotz, Mr. Frey, Mr. sso.nli, Mr. Brisse. eisf
uAyAEA-s Steamship Eagie--Nrs Ciemcntna Gross Ella
Gross, x How Antonia X Apodnen, ID Fowler, lady,
LADY. children and servants; Nathaniel Eaton. lady
and rvant onzalo Peril LADY,, Juan Ayiles II /.
kr VIM HeneAEc, John ncncage Victor q Lurada. Al
In owen Charles Gross Edward Ester and lady, Ramon
InenI benj Hawkins, Alfred Castillo, Francisco
raegin Ed Lopae.., Antonio Tonaro, Juan Sabine SAM
HI adrcksen and servant Henry Grozin, Jaryie Whey
Richard Hartley, Ramon NcBanihr cronninas Franco
Vim brggs, Ann Lafkins, child aud servant.
CHARLESTON steamship saragossa-M Doyle Ham
mond and lady. Roli Mr. Gedde. Brewster Miss l. Roll
w > Feriow Warner and lady, II sByron, Mrs & Muir
pny Mrs oldham. Marriott w Robson. las Corbet,
Watkins y "a Kyerson n Dals. lady and son: W4i Hur
McNamara, w O'Shauehnessy, wife and two children;
August, " tnternc. Francis III Conner. A Hurley.
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TIE CITY pAsK OF NEW oELElss.
spfcvAL IElEsaAr 70 TRe- aEaAlO

NSw ORLSsSs, May q 1867
to-uay city Bang, whc1-As priVa'e concern
sommes ced paying depositors pro rata
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4 RAPID AND FIRST CLsss PENNAN DESIRES
N copying at his h0.ae that OF his employer Al
dress X. Y. H., Herald oiice.
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SITUATIONS wAsrED-mAIEs.

SITUATION WAN rED--BY A YOUNG MAN IN 4
N class retail wholesale grocery stor perfectly
acquainted wiki business best reference Adde'S
Groosry, Herald 0inee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-10

Kan EAST Hath STA Young MAN As POTTER
CfV q store; speaks the French Mnguar~ nuebtiy;
furnish irst class references. Address A. T.
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AN EXPERIENCED BoOKEEEPER is OPEN FOR
engagement; has first class city reference Address
n q
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ITO WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROcERS AMI
] spirit merchants tea young who thoroughly
in various brancha wishes
employment FIRST class references Address NJ r.. Herald
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4 YOUNG MAN DESIRES a SITUATION II 4
"A wholesale house Ia insurance naics. writes .
good quick hu ness hand excellent Arrnce f.rished il
desired. Address J. w. NJ. oox 100 uerala o.le.
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VXyANTED-BY A SWISS YOUNG MAN. A STrU ALTON
w butler waiter. Speaks German. French aud
Italian Good city reference be given. wona give Ia
strucon the languages Address j. Piescrt ~
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| OS7 I'D AVA REsPEcrABr.E YOUNG. NAN. AS
AsJl light porter lei business; rs wiling 10
| make himelr useful Apply u Thompson
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RIO COTTON BROKERS AND NBRrH ANrs-rllE Al.
vertiser possessing thorough knowledge aud
markets. desires engagement reference irs class Ad-
dress Printers Office.
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y MERCHANTS AGENCy-aw BROADWAY. WANT
"a ed oday, assistant bookscepes dry gpods grocery.
drug clerks, barteDder walters porers, wachmcn,
NJ WARD. Superintendent
A coon CANvAssEB wANTED-FoR A KEv
hcf.la e1caL
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.fvLERK wANTED-f0R oFfirE AND COLLECTION
~ duties; lad Is years of age must write lrst rate
quick Gures parties applying mast bring
specimen handwriting with them none others vii
ceve attention Amply r. j. Parker. Aacf ofierr, lOJ
Wall st., after . O'Clock Thursday and Friday.
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n PINE ST.-As PORTER. BY A NAN WHO uiS
experience in receiving delivering Of eoocs writes
plain hand Is plain And rapid marker and has rest ~ W
reference Call address Mchal at Dingee Co.'s
a0i~ asahav
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CITUATIoN wANrED-By YOUNG MAN LATELY
- from refund where he years ~ the
grocery business; situation OF the kind.
other Respectable rits wen keep
Refers 10 Nj. kean accountant, saving Rank ~
Chambers
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MOE BOyGS.-l WILL GIVE TO ANY PERSON
DA.) who win procure me situation porter IN any
capacity and take Of horses: net AFRAID
hard work; best Of city reference Address Coffin
/ dence. box lo9 Herald oflcc. for two days,