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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-13
FROM NEW YORK.

New York, May IA cable telegram
saws that Notwithstanding the solution oil
the Luxembourg question, fears are en-
tertained that war has merely been post
poned by diplomacy. Warlike prepare
tons still continue to be made by France
Germany, Russia and Greece. 1t is
stated that Victoria, prior to the adjourn
ment of the Peace Congress, will urge a
general disarming; but it is thought that
this proposition will not be successful in
securing the maintenance of peace
The fourth military CONSUMPTION du-
ring the present year has just been put
in force in Greece, whereby the Greek
army is increased 10000 men. The
condition of the navy is also engaging
the serious consideration of the Greek
Government A large enrolment of sea
men ia now in progress, and is near com
pletion.
A telegram from Berlin gives the death
of Gov. Wright, on the llth instant, Of
dropsy.
The Queen of Spain sold most all her
Jewels in London. A single diamond
watch chain brought e246.
France still continues to prepare for
war, and troops are arranged so as to be
concentrated almost Immediately, but
public opinion generally fsvors peace.
The King of Prussia and Count Bis
marck are expected to visit Paris after
the close of the Prussian Chambers
The King, in his speech at the opening
thereof, said they must ratify the naliona
unity. The newly formed confederation
only included the States of North Ger
many. He pointed out the necessity 0
forming national union Of all the Ger
man States, for the purpose of gusrsn
teeing to Germany the blessings of peace
and effectual projections to her rights
The speech was frequently applaudeC
and the King loudly cheered at its close
Omar Pacha's armed forces anC
another Turkish General, are moving t.
surround tina insurgents in Gambia.
Resolutions condemning the system o
purchasing commissions in the British
army have been rejected by ll6 to 10.
The Belgian Government demands 0
the Chambers eight millions of franc
for the War Department, and suthorit.
for loan of sixty millions.
South American adviees state that tn
Gillian Government has been successful
in her elections. No steps have bee
taken toward settlement Of the SPANS
difficulty, and preparations are still goin
on for defense against another invasion
The allied feet is still at Valparaiso
consists of nine effective vessels
Advices from the Argentine Republi
state that Mendoseas revolutionists wei
defeated on the first of April after figh
ing four hours.
The Colombian Congress passed bi
over Mosquera's veto, directing a sale
all the vessels in the Colombian nav,
Another storm is brewing in consequence
1t was believed that Mosquera intende
blow at the Spanish interests in Il
caribbean sea.
The Peruvian Congress declares a
disagreements with Chill ended aud Il
two countries most firmly united.
The large hat factory of Doubleday
Co, at Wamanomick, was burned fe
days ago. Nearly a thousand persor
we're thrown out of employment Lo
$50 600 Enllr insnrni
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REAL,EsTATE LOTTERY.
GRAND LOTTERY SCHEME!
Lands, Stocks, Town Lots.
Regular Monthly Meetings Mt
Hernando, Miss.
THE FIRST IN JULY.


THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROP
i erty will DO distributed among Ticket
holders Of the fH
SOUTHERN ASYLUM.
After the first Drawing others will occur each
month, All Agents for the sale Of Tickets
must give bond and security.
Persons who would dispose Of good lands, at
low cash rates, should address Gen. FRANK
Q. ARMSTRONG;, Memphis, Tenn.
All property must be assessed by disinter-
ested parties. II. net done, il will not he in
from this. o..
Al each drawing tho quantity and value, Of
lands distributed are equaliIed 20 the number
of tickets sold, ms provided In the charter.
Managers OF the corporation can hold no
tickets.
Ten per cent. of its profits, under the oath Of
the President and Managers. must go TO the
construction and maintenance of the Asylum
for Widows and Orphans.
The profits of the company consist in the diff
ference between the cash and time valuations
ofproperty. as provided In their charter.
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DIR. o. 9. PRoPHITT'S
ANODYNE PAIN-KILLER,

ONE OF THE BEST FAMILY MEDI-
~ zines now in use. 1t is good for all kinds
of local pains, rheumatic and neuralgia pains
pain in the back, side, breast, ETC.; also good
for colds, coughs, collie, diarrhea, dysentery,
cholera, cramps. etc Good for toOth-ache,
ear ache, for fresh wounds Of every kind. cuts,
bruises, and decorating wounds. etc. Good for
ali kinds of stings, bites, etc.. Of hornets, bees
wasps, and Of all other insects, etc.
All sold by J. I. JENKINS q CO., Atlanta,
Ga; also by BRADFIELD 4 CO., Lagrange,
Prepared by o. S. Prophitt only, CovingtOn,
Ga.
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DR.. G. sPIEGEL.

GRADUATE OF THE BEST MEDICAL
VI schools of Europe and the United States,
and member Of the principsl medical societies
In the those countries, has practiced medicine
In Memphis for the last thirteen years, and
continues to ofer his professional services to
the public, in the treatment Of all forms Of dis
case upon the NEST improved European meth,
DDS Ny vast eolleetisns Of rare medicines and
surgical Instruments, with lifelong expe-
riepee in their administration And use, warrants
me in claiming q superiority over the more or
binary method OF treating diseases, such as
Cancer and tumors Of every description.
whiss cure BY Constitutional treat
ment exclusivsly,. no operation per
Ear and Skin, .Consqmption and bronchitis
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Serotula, Syphilis,
Structure, elect. Gravel, Piles, Dropsy. Fistula
in anO; in short all Chronic Diseases, giving
especial attsHton TO Female Diseases Of
evsry description. am always ready at alt
times TO consult with frst-class Physicians,
either By letter OF in person. upon all diseases
pertaining to Medicine and surgery. Medicine
sent by express TO all parts Of the world, when
desired.
OPFfcE-No, SO, south side Monroe, be-
tween Main and Second streets, I0mphis.
Residence, No 80 Unisn street. o.
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PROFESSIONAL.
VIM. A. DUNLAP,
Law Office: Kit Williams Block,
Corner Second and Madison Streets,
MEMPHIS. TENN. 1873
Concentration Gives Strength.


DR. F. B. WALTON TENDERS HIS
IL services to the public in the treatment OF
the diseases Of females. So obscure. are many
of these, so capricious in their manifestations,
so perfectly do they simulate other diseases,
that their true character is often overlooked or
mistaken prominent among these are, Neu.
raIgia Dyspepsia, that condition of the system
commonly called Nervous or Rheumatic, and
General Debility, this last is too often bpt q
symptom of some insidious disease which IS
sapping the foundations Of life. To become
expert in the detection of these and skilli9l IN
search than the general practitioner can be-
stow. These facts induced him to devote him
self 10 this branch of the profession ,exclu-
siyely. To those interested he would state
that he has had the advantages of the best
medical schools and extensive hospitals OF
America also practice OF more than twenty
years in this his native State and in the Tropics,
where such diseases most abound. He is per-
mtted also to refer to, Drs. Pitman X Hopson.
gentleman who stand deservedly high in the
profession, Office, No. 354 Main street. Resi-
dence. No. 29l Linden ST.. Memphis. Tenn. IS
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A Household Necessity.
ONLY TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS!

THE STAR SHUTTLE SEWING MA
Il chine. An entirely new inVentiol-,nittke
any other Setcin0 Machine IN the World; PAT
ENTED 1867. 1t uses tieo threads, and makes
Stitch alike on both sides, that Tell net rip or
.nraU.l. 1t combines simplicity. durability
and beauty. 1t is as large as other hrst-class
machines. A child can learn to work Il. II
will do every variety Of family sewing and tall
oring, 1t will sew from the fuest gaaEe 70
leather. In order to introduce the Star lShuHte
Seioino M0ckine into every household in the
lasd. we propose to fnrais.. them e.mpletes
needles. oil can, screw-driyer, directisl.. etc.,
etc., 81 the unprecedented price Of only Iteenty-
Five Dollars os receipt Of which We will box
W. G. WILSON h CO.,
2p4 Second street, Memphis, Tenn.
N. Beach Machine warranted for tye
years. Persons who order Machines and And
that they arc otherwise than represented, can
return them and get their money back.
AGENTS WANTED.
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NEW BATHS! NEW BATIIS!I
COLD, EARI, PLUNGE AND SHOWER,
HENRY G. HAMPE'S,
Barber and Hair Dresser,
No. IL Poplar Street,

I WOULD MOST RESPECTFULLY IN
L form TIE citizens 81 Memphis and vicinity
that an nou prepared ~ accommodatg them
al With clean and daiiciqus Bath; and PLEDGE
TONERS. The Bath Rooms are al new and a.
tached 10 my shaving saloen, and are % the
first toor, mot IN the cellar. like the balance
veufilated. ana DO not hesitate % ciaim ca
THIN superiority over at Others IN THIS city
Call and convince yourself. Charge yery re1-
fouahie The best barber always o. hand iui
the performances Of al iqnsqrial work. -.
f2-Ii9 HENRY y. HANPk,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
MANTED.

MERCANTILE AGENTS IN EVERY
INI town containing any business houses,
throughout Kentucky, Tennessee and Southern
Indiana. Men acquainted VI III the merchants
Of their county preferred. as tho canvass will be
among the business community almost exclu-
andsome sum by fow days work. For fur
Their particulars address, with stamp.
L. =. WALKER 4 CO.,
LOuisvillo XIV .
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BE NOT DECEIVED.

DEADER, IFYoU HAVE HAD THE SAD
IL misfortuHe 70 contract the accursed dis
ease, known as veuerial, In any form, you can
be cured II care not in what stage u may pre-
sent itself whether primary, secondary or ter
tiary) without taking one solitary Grain Of
uedisine. After ten years Of close investiga-
ties and practical experience, l AN convinced
that internal treatment. for the purpose AZ ef-
fectinK permanent cure VI syphiitic diseases
Is useless. and, that in large proportion Of
oasss it absolutely dOes more harm than good.
While under my methsd Of external medica-
cation. which is pleasant AID agreeable 70 The
patient I defy csnpetitiOD with any other
nethod kpown to the medical profession, for
speedy aAd permanent sare,Ivhiehl EasIantee
ia 81 eases. In making tbs important TACT
a regular prsetitioner Of medicine that ! am
a graduate Of the Medical Department Of the
UsiVtrsity Of Louisville. Ky, and that my
method Of treating those diseases has cost years
Of deep study and close observation
All diseases Of the Ear aud Bye treated upon
the NEST improved methods.
oFFlCE-Ns. % Monroe street, between
R Re- CIV. NcL0ED. NJ. D.
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1TWFLVR TTNES IYRIR. !.

1--WE GREA TSO UTH WIS TERN Ma GA
i zine i repleis VIA thrilling s,ories. odsen-
fFrer. sciaufifc tH0uicdre and a4 kinds u fie
lsosf 6ascinafiug rcaiiHg. has o9nipic.e moafllg
rod ~ ne uttrs-rircuiafcl tcn t0usand copies
each nonfl. Nrsciasel nunberI oaig ifa cents.
You'd alllscriDii0as 81. get tie BEbI o1id
ri DIBBLE PuJisler,
L0uisrits, -.
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things must find their Lowell tho rr.co Of labor
will never exceed au amount nj which it eau
be made profitable to Tie capitalist Thr
stomach u tho sevrre4t VI task masters. and
the great complaint ef the socialist, is that
the difference hrlwccu the slave, the snrf, aud
the laloIer is n"lhinp. thr one is tle property
uf his master, the serou,l hplongs /" the sail.
the third is entirely dependent un capital.
Where capital is there too will labor always be
found. and the world is luli Of men an ious fUr
bresj. snd ready to hock where bread can he
gotten in exchange Inr sweat. The price Of
labor will regulate itself without doubt. in II
very icw years. We. however, have mitch to lo
Our agriculture has ccrtiinly brcn ill a back
| ward state, let u9 say whit we will to the COLI
trary. 1t is trne, that weharc kept clnan fields,
comparatively well drained, but we hure done
| this utter old methods, ald we hive 10 thank
God our fertile soil, snd sunny skies, for
not having been left behind in the race for
wealth. Agricultural ch.mistry must be studi-
cd The soil must hr made TO produce moi
only what nature will yield, but also what NJ,
| will ald. Modern Improvements chinery
must hc applied to our fields, au,l we must
| wake mp to the fact thai man, an old fashion
cd plow nud mule, will moi produce rs cheap
ly as they would if aided by improved mn,
chinery.
Above all things, the plnnter should produce
his own corn and provisions. This lie ear
easily io without Interfering with the rroduc
tion Of cotton fhe lessons of this year ans
The last SHOULD teach him that he should no
place reliance in the production of a siiapl,
staple; ard he shoull also remember that muct
Of The wealth of this State is sent 10 the Nortl
fur the purchase Of bread. which wa could
with little trouble, raisr al home. II will h
we'll for our people 10 consider these things. 70
on them depend onr future prosperity
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REVEREND MYERS, ID. D.,
GYMNASIUM.

(IuJuS GAUDET rRINCEpS EO-QuOD
~ rertiorrm ,numquemque facere liccni
crcsccnic in diem nlumnorum nuiucro, rem
pnsulavlsse Ut sedes mutarentur; itauue in op-
poriunum quo,ldam aedi6cium scptentrioni-
bus in occiientem solem specians uhi inter sc
junguninr viae Bull CT Coming scse contulissc.
Prorterea Iund sibi in amino habeat tia
pncros in,tiiuere nj perfncile vel collegii vel
mcrcaturae curriculum ingrediantur, OK ordiue
atqnc ad ungucm puerulos artium principal
eSerreri curnt. Neque latinum sermon en-
grMcumvc neglexit.
Nee minus rectr scientiam numerandi, vel
qnl OK or'linc gcstn mercntoria lihro insert
hnntur. rdocerc mos est adocscentulos Mu-
iatis tovissime rebus gymnasii, nc quid damni
caPinnt alumni sOcium sbi adun1it princeps
lnANNEM CANNON omnino baud impcriiuni
arlis ducendi adolescentem atque propter in
gcninm celchrem. Qui, cum discipline prne-
slantis in Gallii collegi exi,nil fani us,ls erai
'lcinde gnllicmm scrmonem atpue liticras lali-
ms optmc in gymnasio auoLam eiuslem re-.
gionis ostendit.
Raro igitur event al tam opportunum cniauc
pracbeai seso galicus serrno
rracest pucrulis ROSA DlBBLE, dun cunc-
tis interest lu'lis ipse princeps 1ui alumnis
| omn re consulrre sole.
Tx anF,irn sermonc et CALICO pariter atque
lniino, graeco hchraico, hispsno ct germano
constat cdiscenlorum curriculum.
September IN
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LARGEST uIRouLarroN-Th, DAILY

LARGEST CIRouLArtoN.-The DAILY
News prttt,hes The O&iciai List Of Let
tsrs remaining IN hts Posto9icc at The end
Of each pesk, ayreeubiy to the .joiiowiny
section Of the Ne,c Postofire Lap, as the
newspaper barring he largest circulation in
Me CITY Of Charleston:
Srcrtoa And be further enacted, That lists or Let
remaining uucse Tor in auy posoitce In any city
village. where newspaper shall be printed
shall hrpatI br published oniy in thu newSal,ri
which. irii puhlislci weekly oiirrr shall have thr
largest circulation within range of delivery III the said
piliyr
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A M US E M E NTS.
RA'TrEAU RACE.

DARrIES WHO INTEND TO ENTER FOR THE
l. RACE will deposit three dollars nt the CHARLES
TON DAILY NEWS OFFICE aiid at tue same time hand
In their naincS nlso Of tllcr Boats AMI sizes.
list will bc found al THE NEWS. Entries for tho isacC
will close saturday, tho 2is. Rrce 10 of Tnrtddy
mn nsi.. at Tire O'Clock r. W., from West Point MIL
September l6 niwBj
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CHI A r L E S TON
MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 1s, 1867.

Jon WonK.-Wo have now completed our
Office SO as 10 execute, in tho shortest possible
time, ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and we
most respectfully ask the patronage of our
friends.
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CLASSICAL, MATHENIATICAI., ENGLISH
AND FRENCH SCHOOL.
NO 80 WENTWORTH STREET
FI1ltE RXERCISES OF THIS SCHOOL WILL BE- RE.
J. Si'MED on Turfddy October !. Young gentlemen
will be prepared for college or business.
HENRY NJ. BRUINS, Principal
few boys will be received boardcrs IN The family
at the Principal. nlw6 Septembar Ii;
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00PARTM MERS HIPS,
CoPARTNERsIIIp NoTICE


TUE FIRM OF d0uRDIN, MATTHIE3sEN co. IN
L charleson aud ssynnnsh. having expired by jnlia
ton upon The death Of tho late +. q. MATTHiEssEN
me under signed viii continue the business 10 Charles
SEh = ~ co., and IN sarannAh of II. II. N, GoURDIN
Co' Il. GOURDIN
II. N. aoURDIN
psi L. @. YOUNG
onAfies'oh' september ist, 1861. aeplembcr2
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YOUNG LADIES' CpL.i.EGIATE ISsTI-
TlrTE,

TlTE.
fThHE ESlGESGlES OF THE TIMES HayE CAUSED
l. thu Crntrlssuncrs Of thn State Normal and High
school 10 uts tho building ~ FREQ School The State
Normal and High School, ss now organized, will heref
he trai scrrrd. under the title Of the YOUNG LADIES.
% cGEsapN.a1E iSSIlruTE TO the commodious building
OF hing street. opening OCTOBER ID, 1857
Tuition in the Preparatory Department $I25O.per
an session. or 40 aunum In tho Collegiate Depart-
lncnt sl5 per half session. SEQ per annuu French
pra"lnS and Vocal Music Included In Tho regular
course Latin. Greek German Italinp, Spanish n :
charges =
limited number Of BORDER. will be received at the
Institute Bosrl. $50 per month, or $500 per annnm.
including Mast ing. Lights. Fuel ETC. Parior Boafers
received at the above prices All payments strictly In
Boani or Instruction follows Rev HENRY AT
MOOD. A. NJ: Principal Rev. HENRY a. BASS. A. NJ,
froieRsor OF Mathematics and Ancient Lauguagus: Pro.
lessor LEWIS r. d1BBS. 4. A., III. D., Lecturer on
Chemistry mud Natural Philosophy; Professor F. s.
hoLMEs: Lecturer ON Geology and Natural Hi tory
l. a. FEAMPToN. A. D., Professor Of Modern Ian.
guasesI Professor WM. MASTERMAN Instructor in
Vocal Music; Miss MARY G. MOOD, Instructres, In
Drawing and Iainiing; Misc LAURA Al HILL Instr,Ic
trcss in English Branches.
September ntbImos
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PHOTOGRAPHS
FOR TIE MILLION I

I WILL, BEND. POSTPAID, so PHOTOGRAPHS OF
most celebrated Actors for 30 cents; 90 Acresse
Sr 90 cents 90 Onion Generals for 80 cents; 60 nebc
tfu young Ladies' for so cents; so no-loolino ronn
Gsntkmen for 90 cents; largo photographs OF Fronef
Dencng Girls In costume, beautifully colored exactly n
hny appei for 90 cent?; for 60 cents Of tho ros
bsautfni I5dtes os - r.z.s.n G:is. TTolDs AZ ibs
nJpear in ths play OF the Black Crook at Nibios sre,
New York. Et 'la- -'''' -''''
ssnd N orders to p. O. BOZ IT. r'nN.Y.
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DUCATlO N AL.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
CITY or CHA RI ESTO a..
afnuptS rrp,.l,-p crunnr

rINHIS SCHOOL WILL BE OPENED ON MONDAY
l. the 2Jd inst, for colored Peraops exclusively.
Apple ations for admission Will be received al thu
SrhOol.h aud after that date between the hour.
Of and ~ a. NJ daily until further notice.
No pupils will bu admitted who Under Or II
years Of age.
fy order vi thu BUarl.
+. MONTAGUE URISIKE,
Secretary Commissioners Free Schools.
SInInlnlnr Ii
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M EETIM G s,


ST. Andrews i.ODGE, M. 10, \. r. NJ.
A RtauLAR COMMUNICATION OF THE ABOVE
n Lodge will bv held at Masonic Hall TaJ E,en,y at
o'clock Candidates rot tln .. G. Degree request
rd 10 attend.
Ily rr,rr ". 81 l.. " JEANSEHErr
Srpl.nbrr III Secretary.
nIEniUItIAi. ASSBtIaTIOS
fNilEUE WILL. he QUARTERLY MEETING OF
this ts,ociHtOn Thts JttsrhJJa, at O'Clock. at Ma
sonic Hail. September lG
AN tDJUURNED MEETING.
4 ! ADJOURNED MEETING OF FOREIGN BORN
n CITIZENS will be held al Market Hail. iYe siay
ET.niH2 nj ~ o'clucA. tn take Iuto consideration thcir
rights I" ltcglstrat,on alid Naturalization.
By order ot THE COMMITrEE.
Srptrnbrr 16
MASS nlEETING.
MASs; MEEEING OF THE UNION REPUBLICAN
~ PARTY will DO lIrh nj Military Hail. wontwurtl,
r'rnst. on This Ersnin3. iJlh instant at 7is orsk,
for tho purpose "f "rgaulzng City Central Committee
for thn ensuing year
All tIosc in iuyDr of the Reconsideration Acts of tile
3olh and 4O'h oIgrcss requested to attend.
by request Of MANY CITIZENS.
September 10 i
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T O R E N T.

FIl0 RENT. 4 MEAT COFTAGE pF FOUR
L. Rooms. with r5teri flower garden IN front; with
raL No. 9lS COMING STREET. ahavc Bogarh
Apply to SMITH & MctiILlIIyRlY,
September Ii NJ. ~ Broad street.
FINo RENT. TNyo-STORY BRICK Dwell
l. LIMO HOUSE. with double kitchen. In Rurus Lane
second house from King street Apply 10 WA. McCOMl
q Co, M. 23I King street nwf3 September lG
ITO RENT.-TIIAT THREE STORY BRICK
l. HOUSE, with hue out.bnidlnsB, carriage house,
stable, cisrIn snd riirnBIyr garden. southeast
smith and Wentworth stIrrlE Possession given EoTen-
bcr hi.
HOUSE. northwest SnriIrr smith al Calhoun Stierl
containing fourteen just touc M completely aud
painted inside au ont; gol nlt.huiings AMI large ra
tern.
STORE. No $50 King street. opposite Liberty street,
occupied by Mt. - Hart bookstore for nlany Years
past Possession given at once.
ALSo,
HOUSE, No. II Liberty street. containing six roatns
Apply to 0EO. II. INGRAHAM h son,
September I3 fnw3 vandcrhprst Wharf.
ITO RENT, ONE: OK TWO COMFORT-
l. ABLE ROoMS in private family. For partic,l-
lars. apply at THIS OFFICE 8 september u
Two RENT. 4 FINE nK1CIz RESIDENCE,
i OH Bay street, neIt IialEMoon Iaticry.
heiI EEt1Iu aScurt, sNs' 80 ii. ,,AL' sNTs.r.
ITO RENT, THE COMniODIOJTS AND
4 pleasantly situated two and a hnlf story BRICK
DMEtLlNG No. E2 Hascl street. north side, East
BAY. Possession given LIST September. Apply al
THIS OFFICE. Aumist 81
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CITUATIOS wANTED-SSASriGD itY A
~ married man. OF steady habitR situation any
respectable business. viii make himself usofnl in al
most any capacity. A,drrHs a. H." Mt This ohlce.
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w A N I S.,

- Grocery. Dry Goods Clothing establishment, or
will make himself useful any capacity, by young
from The country fgocd moral md stcaly habits
Address n. w.. ut NEWS 0i:s. .. September III
JJyANTED INaII1Dl lATELY, a wATCII-
w MAN for a lilrt Plantitioli Tu ole we'll rroln
nrrIlcd liberal wages will he lal. Apply ut THIS or
fICE. ~ September Ii
NJyANTED, COMFORTABLE DwEl.-
W LISG 0f Gix rooms. Rid necessary untbnliuIH.
near thr Market. az rent of moi nan ilye hundred
dollars per anniin Apply At THIS OFFICE.
September L. G,