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THE UNrrED STATES STEAMER NErrsIo.-
This fne vessel which has been at the Navy
Yard for about year, has undergone thorough
repairs, and many new features have been
added TO her naval architecture, rigging, So,
and 10 now ~ well fitted up as any vessel OF
her class IN the navy. Yesterday she received
her ordnance stores, and her armament con.
sists OF one eleveu-inch Dahlgren gun, two
elght-inoh guns, and one thirty pound Parrott
pivot gun. She Will sail this morning for
Norfolk, Virginia, where she will receive the
balance Of her crew, and thence to the West
Indies, where she has orders to join the home
squadron.
The following IL q list OF her officers. Lieut..
Commander Selfridgc, commanding; Lieut..
Commander Brewer, executive oficer; Lieut..
Caldwell, Navigator Master, Sehulze; Mas
ter, Hitchcock Ensign, Foleyi Midshipmen
Jasper, CArlin, Miles, and Singer; Chief Engl.
neer, Dukehartj Paymaster, Loomis; Surgeon,
Green; Second Assistant Engineers, Van
Hovenburg, Stafford, and Entwisle; Third As
sistsnt Engineer, Webster; Captains Clerk,
Lorcgan A more happy crew We never saw,
and the very best OF morals appear to exist
aboard the vessel. II was visited BY many per.
sons yesterday, some through curiosity, but
many to bid the brave boys kind good bye.
The fitting up OF this vessel was the last
work 10 the ship yard, which will. we regret
to say, be the cause OF the discharge OF large
number OF hands In addition TO the many al
ready discharged. Quite q number OF the
shops are now idle owing to the scarcity Of
work.
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SERVED THEM RtoHT.-wm. Langdon and
samuel Jones, alias Swceny, two restaurant
keepers, were arralgned before Justlc walter
last evening, at the Seventh precinct station.
The former was charged with being drunk and
disorderly, having fired pistol In the street,
breaking ~ worth OF window glass for Mr.. Isaac
that II could not be found and with kicking
him In the side. The latter was charged with
having committed an assault and battery on
both cases, and the arst named was fined tl5,
and required to pay Mr.. Levi tl2 for the loss
sustained. He "ponled up' like = man, but
his companion, who was fined 40, had not the
spoons" wherewith to pay, and he was locked
up until late hour last night, when n friend
paid the fine and he was released
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-13

THE RIVER FnosT-Broicn's WharE.-Ssllcd
.Schooners Matthias Dunnock, Dunnock, for
Havre-de-Gracei J. l.. Harmed, -, for the
same port, both light.
Fdy's Wharf.-Sailed-Sehoo ncrs James Dor.
ham, Caleb, for Alexandria, to load with coal;
light.
RReys WharJ-Sailed-Scho CornclIa,
Mekin, for Gone rivcrj Nathan Tyler, Price,
for HAvrc.de Grace ! Stephen A. Douglas,
Lewis, for Hunting Greek, all light.
Carriers WhdrT-Sailed-Schoo Florence,
Sanders, for Havre .de-Grace, light.
Harpey's Whdrf.-Sailed-Schoone Ridley,
Armstrong, for Georgetown, to load with coal.
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The NATIONAL GAME-OLYNPIc Va. UNION.
The return game between the above clubs
was played ca the White Lot grounds on
Wednesday Pdernoon, result ting In the defeat
OF the Unic Is by score OF 10 to 7. We ap'
maj nd the Ioro
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ASSAULT ON THE HIGHwAY.-On Wednes-
day night, about $50 O'Clock, Mr.. Edward Dill.
Ion, while passing along Vermont avenue, be-
tween L and NJ streets, was attacked and struck
on the head with a bottle by a colored man,
who was In company with two other colored
men. MIR. Dillon's head was severely cut, and
blood flowed freely from the wound. The In
Jured man was taken by Oiilcers Frazier and
Clawson to the drug store corner OF Fourteenth
and l. streets, where his wounds were properly
dressed, after which ho was conveyed to his
residence, corner OF Fourteenth and Y streets.
No cause Is assigned for the assault, and the
desperadoes made good their escape.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-13

U. BAuM's Hoop skirt, Corset, and Shoulder
Brace Factory, removed to 6l3 Seventh street,
lntelligencer Building.
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PERsoNAL.-Gen. II. A. Pierce, who has
been on an extensive stamping tour and who
did good service In the campaign for Grant
and Colfax, has Just returned to the city
while absent the General worked unceas
ingly, he having spoken IN sixteen States oil
the Union, Masking one hundred and Ave
speeches and travelling between 5000 and 9,ooC
miles.
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NV Parmeb, NY; ] A Perkins, J A Nor
gon, Wilmingotn; Thomas U Walter, wife, and
| son, Germantown, Penn; Captain Thomas
NJ Ellinger, A X Sloan, N Y; Colonel John
Hancock. Philadelphia; Charles L Soloman,
Wy; y Koegler, Calcuttai N + Matthews, q
Guirley and wife, N Y; ID L McSherry, Day
ton, Ohio; A q Woodruff, p Mathis and wife.
N VI J Thomas Cotton, Charles county, Nd;
Robert Smith, DIR Z p Blackeston, wife, and
child, Md; II @ Larrabee, Baltimore; ID Marks,
Louisville. Ky; Washington J Beall, Md.
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A LoSGCHAsE AFrgR A SsEAK THIEY.-
About 10 Aslock yesterday morning as Oficer
Kearney of the Sixth precinct, was passing
through the Ueutre market, he heard wild
cries "Stop thief" In the direction OF the
corner of Ninth and B street north. The
officer FASTENED to the corner from whence the
cry came, and seeing quite number OF men
westward along the latter street. kearney
gave chase; but before he could got near tho
colored man, Mr.. Gardner, 8 huckster 10 the
market, attempted to arrest him, when he
struck Gardner with a stone and he was
obliged to relinquish his hold. The colored
man kept straight ahead until reaching the
Tenth.street bridge, where he crossed the
south bank OF 1t to Twelfth street. Here he
was confronted by a man on foot and ono on
horse bach, both Of whom made every effort
to stop HI a, but all In vain.
He far southwark along Twelfth street, and
mades Tcral efforts to jump the fence into
the Ithsonian grounds, but the gentleman
on horseback failed him each time by riding
street south, where he turned westward, and
not until he reached Thirteenth street was he
brought to a halt, he bolng surrounded BY citi-
zens all OF whom he fought right and LETT.
officer Kearney, who had got Into buggy at
Twelfth-street bridge, arrived In time to en-.
counter him, aud after a severe souhie, sue
ceeded In dealing him several blows with his
was taken before Justice Clark, at the Central
guard.house, where he gave his name at Peter
Taylor, and he was found guilty OF stealing
Dread and a small lot OF provisions In the
market all Of which he lost In his flight. He
was committed to the work.house in default
OF the payment OF ten dollars fine for disor-
derby conduct.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-13

GRAND LODGE OF ODD FELLows.-This body
Seventh street, on Wednesday night last,
when due confederation was given to several
prominent subjects ,one Of which was the semi
centennial celebration also, the Organization
OF lodges OF the degree Of Rebecca, the flag
and regalia. The members chosen as officers
are the following, to serve for one year: Ohas.
u. X. Colledge, NJ. W. Grand Master; VIM.
Kettler, r. W. Deputy Grand MASTER WIN.
A. Yates, Grand Warden. Owing to the late
ness OF the hour the election OF other officers
was postponed until the third Wednesday In
December, to which time the Grand Lodge adj
journed.
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W. NJ. DUNCAN, Eso.-We motive that the
name OF this gentleman Is prominently brought
forward by the Republicans Of the Ninth Con-
Mr.. DUNCAN 10 q gentleman OF exceeding
energy, and represents an immente amount OF
capital, = large portion Of which Is being
and bridge interests Of Virginia. Should he
receive the nomination, we feel certain OF his
election, and Virginia would have the ad.
vantage Of being represented BY a practical
gentleman, whose legislation In Congress
would inure to the benefit OF the old Common
wealth,
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sEAToN HOUSE,; II. SEMNgs.

o q Middleton, Va; p warneld Semmes,
Virginia; L Easton, Philadelphia; II W Elan.
dreau; New York; John Tawler, New York;
T W stewart, Washington; + Gray, Wash.
ington; b 7 o Bryon, Philadelghia; ID 5 Hol-
den, New York city; N Clute, Schenectady, N
Y; Geny Taylor, Trenton, N J; W White,
Philadelphia; L Riblett, Philadelphia; James
Belger, New York; II NJ Vale, Independence,
Mo; w II Myers, BALTIMORE X Buttonworth,
Trenton, ] q Guynne, q co, MIDI Mr. and
Mrs q q Magruder, Maryland, Miss Ida
Brooke, Marvlandj A Cummings and wife,
Bostoa, MSssi Shelby CLARK, p q co, Md.
HARDWOOD HOUSE-KINa.
L J Jaques, Charles ID Sallers, Frank d
Loyett, W A Garter, Philadelphia; ] A Hood
Va; Z Otis and wife, Chicago John W
Eisenhart aud wife, York; T L Whitehead and
wife, ] Brown and wife, John ]. Mason, New
l-Sprk; George q W Link and wife, Hudson; S
NJ EnoB, o O Foster, Del.
OWEN HOUSES. W. OWN.
NJ Il Lewis, W NJ Lewis, Chicago; Z ID Mes
senger, Ind; II D Hall, wife and child, p II
Smith, Md; J Neagle, Va; J Shea, Mrs
Green and 1 children, Mass; O S Bell, Dell II
GIifith, Baltimorei Jos NJ Maggie, Pa; Chas
Fairfax, Cal; A Mitchell, Philadelphiaj NJ Z
Goodman, Pa,
BUNKER'S AVENUE HOUSE.
ID + Murphy, PHILADELPHIA Hon I Stone,
Miss stone, Mrs stone, Md, Frank Geise, In
dian Territory; William Halves, Philadelphia;
W W Armstrong, Geneva, Val X A Scoheld,
Now York; q Breckenridge, Md.
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Hotels and Restaurants
Veterinary Surgeon.

nRa,z; ", PUPPY a GO. .YgTgRlNAKY
~ SURGERY AND HORSE SHOElNU POI,
,vual direction given where horses are crippled
they can le ,Testored TX wearing our nnye! faleus
teen nd a half street, near Pcnusylyaui avenue
&C. full stock OF Choice MedlcIurs uu hand,
cumpou ndod for immediate u 80 Including specific
~ nFeyAillDg cattle plague. auto
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A DESPERATE VILLAIs SuooTs AT A Pc.
0:t5 p, m. yesterday Ohicer
skinner, of the Second ward, noticed congre-
gated on the corner of Twelfth and y streets
four oolorcd men-Pink Jackson, Bill Moody,
Dick Smith and John Bsrker-who were very
disorderly and profane. He approached them
to put Them under arrest, when they all 60.
capped except Dick Smith, lie acc )mpanied
the Hcer towards the station as far as Tenth
sire Il and Louisiana avenue, when he broke
aw, y from the officer, who threw his baton
turned, drew his revolver and fired two shots
at the officer, who, In turn, discharged four
barrels of his repeater after the scoundrel, the
The officer then blew his whistle, when officers
went to his assistance, and, after lively
chase, caught Smith in lumber yard, and
took him to the HtatiOn-house, where he 10
held for q hearing. The three colored men
first named above are old offenders, and de-
serve to De severely punished, and we opine
thattb sir day Of reckoning 10 not far distant.
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GIANT AND CoLFAN CLUn.-A stated meet.
Ing Of this club was called to order at 1880
O'Clock last evening, In Union Hall, Ninth
street, A. p. CLARK, esq, In the chair, and NJ.
L. Kelly, secretary pro ten.
On motion, the reading oil the minutes was
dispensed with.
On motion, It was agreed to grant the use OF
the hall during the evening, to the Boys In
On r otlou, the club adjourned for ono week.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-13

SECURE YpuRsELF 4 HpLE by purchasing
stock 10 the Potomac Real Eatate and Build
ming at Temperance Hall The principal OBJ
jeot OF this Company is to loan money at low
rates OF intereHt to parties desiring TO bulld,
OF tho company In our special notice column
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DISTRICT SUPREME CoURT-GencTaI Term -
The Justices ofthe Supreme Court sat in bdnt
yesterday to consider, under the authority
contded to them by the act OF Congress oil
June 10th, 1865, the contested election cases
growing out OF the recent municipal election
ward election cases"
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Sunday Nights Dispatches.
Late News from Europe.
Shooting Affair at Nashville
a Man Killed and a Negro
Hanged.

New YORK, April PA Herald
special, dated 6uaymas. March 28th,
via San Francisco April II, says vari-
Gus difficulties exist there between
the citiseas aud. troops Gen. Dow
alas, lately arrived, feared the affair
would lead to bloodshed.f oahH
The Mazatlan merchants have been
unsuccessful in their interview with
the Government Of Peoquer and the
Collector of Customs is ma king ar
rangements for discharging their ships
at reduced duties, which are lying off
Mazatlan harbor. 1t is not believed
the parties would be able to come TO
an understanding.
A new line Of stages between that
city and Tuscan would commence
running April 18th.
A special from La Past, Lower Cal
ifornia, dated March 30, via Sa-
Francisco on 11th, states that Californ
MIA is affected with a chronic rebel
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NEW YoRK.

NEW York; April 11.+The news
paper called EUery afternoon expired
this afternoon, its editor, Frankly,
avowing in the yaledictory that it too
much resembled an old-fashioned
weekly.
Thos. Lloyd, an accomplice of the
eouuterfeiteFs, ChatteFton and Doran,
was, to-day, arrested and committed
for trial, ia default of SI0O00 bail.
Rev. Stephen II. Tying, Jr., denies
the statement that he has again Vio-
lated the canons of his. church. He
says he has no intention of disObeying
the canons of his church; has not dis
obeyed the church laws since his trial,
and has not received any notification
of arraigament Ror such alleged Of
fense; has never Joined any plan to
defy the authority Of the church viii
never attend another trial; and final
~, he will continue to preach from
bis pulpit until elected therefrOm by
the police. e# E EHss q Fa
A Cotton Manufacturers COnven-
tion is to be held at the St. Nicholas
Hotel, on the 10Th inst. eES8EED
h In. the Supreme Court, to-day, the
hearings in the Erie Railway matter
we're again. postPonedytiH 1Thursday
next. t.---.--....-,r-,., r.rr,,,. .4rrr.rfr.,
q In the Common Pleas Gourt, to-
day, theSherif y officer made the ra.
turn that Jay Gould is in Albany,
and refuses.to leaEe9 to answer the
summons Of the court The Judge
issued an order, retqrnable Tuesday,
requiring Gould and the counsel to
show cause why they should not be
punished for Contempt ila,ta edl s.
; The Assistant Appraiser : in the
Custom House was to-day held in.
s., 700, to answer a charge of passing
d case of goods through the Custom.
House without collecting the. proper.
dues. -. f,ss s6 + 90
The steamer Japan has sailed for
San francisco, via PaBama. .s----z-s
The weather is warmer again, and
clear.
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OTTAWA April E11--The Crowns
prosecution was engaged all day, yes
terday, in the examination of circum-
stances connected with the assassina-
tion Of McGee, but he declines to
divulge any of the facts aseertained
for publication. The whole attention
of the Government is directed to the
prosecution of this investigation. It
is stated that the Government is in
possession &off evidence which very
nearly completes the testimony against
Whelan. The police have discovered
new facts regarding the murder, but
they are enioined to secresy. The ex-
eitement is intense, but the ublic feel
confident that gthe -aHthOfities will
succeed IN bringing the murderer to
justice.
The detectives are taking evidence.
against the prisoner Whelan. They
have found house nearly opposite
Mrs. Trotter's, where MeGee boarded,
which has for some time been vacant,
aud the doors have been left unfast-
ened, On, the back doom steps, Of this
house two tracks are visible; are
those of man who passed inwards
aud outwards once. Whelan's boots
ft the tracks in the snow exactly.
This discovery accounts for the sud :.
den disappearance Of the murderer,
who evidently. passed through the
vacant house to Wellington Street, a
short distance from the Russell House,
where Whelan was seen shortly after
the murdep, When asked fOf his
boots this morning, he said: These
are not the boots l wore on the night
Of the mprdeHrf III a 40 o Fl
TORONTO, April 1.-THE Montreal
banks have transported $4,000 In
American silver to lessen the incon-
venienoe oecasioned by the excessive
quantity in circulation. sa e..
The steamer City of Toronto will
resume her regular daily trips between
this city and LewistOwn, ~ Y, on
Monday,
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NASHVILLE.
Shooting AaaiF-Man Shetland Killed
"A negro Man Hanged.

Z NASHVILLE, April 12,-Last night,
in an affray on Cedar Street, Henry
GoughFan was shot aad killed by
Jack Cunningham. Goughran was
the aggressor, having fred first and
shot Cunningham in the left shoulder.
Cunningham is from Michigan, and
GoughraR Was New Yorker, both
gamblers. 81 n 5as a g 51a4
Henry Fitzpatrick negro, was
hanged a few night ago, in Maury
County By. mob of persons disguised.
He was charged with burning the
barn of James Booker, near COlum-
bia, qsds sa fr5 Il VI
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HAVANA.
Arrival or q Spanish Steamer
Election I'm Yneatan suspended.

3 HAVANA, April 12.-The Spanish
steamer Palos from Vera Cruz on the
4th has arrived. Arailway was pro-
jected from Preside del Norte, Texas,
TO the Pacific.
p Fears were entertained at the Capt.
tai of an invasion of Sonora, Lower
California, and Sinoloa, by the Mexi-
cans. l el E
The election in Yucatan is suspend
ed. Eligio Ancana-ohas been made
Governor of Merida,s inb place Of
Crepida Nemanidu, Of Blattorres. 2
Troops are expected to sail for Vera
Cruz about the end of April.
Anarchyin Yucatanis il quieted. e
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AUGUSTA, Ca, April IL. The
attention of General Meade having
been called to the course pursued by
Lieutenant Charles S. johnson, of
the 18th Infantry, in arresting Judge
Pope, of the Circuit Court of Cohomo
County, Ala, and closing the Court,
owing to a difference in the cOnstruc-
ton of orders in reference to the en-
pannelipg Of juries,, the General COM
manding publicly declares his assump-
tion of authority to arrest as deserv-
ing of severe censure. General Meade
further says the object of these orders
was not to declare that all juries must
be In part composed of cOlored men,
but simply to remove any distinction
In the laws of the State made ia this
district regarding color. The General
trusts this disappFoYal will render
subordinate officers cautious, and that
they will refrain from the hasty and
unauthorized exercise of power vested
Onlyi1 the highest military officer.
In order that there will be fairness
In the approaching election, General
Meade directs that the ballot boxes
shall not be opened, or votes counted,
or any information of the progress of
the election be given until the polls
are closed. After the voting is closed
the managers shall select two men Of
character, from opposite parties, who
will be permitted to be present at the
counting of the ballots, and to Wit
ness aud verify such counting, i,. +.
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WASHINGTON.
Amount or Fractional Currency
Az Issued. H040 y

4.4.a ..aa $40 .-s....st .a5tsllf
WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE
fractional TcurreBcg issued for the
Whek is $408,000; ramOunt shipped.
$312,5S0; notes. shipped, $597, ,335, In
Gliding half a million to the Assist
ait Treasurer at St. Louis, and fifty
thousand dollars to the United States
Depository at Chicago national
bank notes issued, $65, $40; fractional
currency destroyed, $685., 900; receipts
from internal revenue for the week,
81, 705, ,S43. The appropriations for
dcfraying the expenses of collecting
the revenue from customsare exhaust
ed, and the Secretary will be unable
to pay the salaries Of Collectors aud
their employees until the appropria-
tions are replenished by Congress.
The funds for continuing the Treas
uryoextensiCn are also exhausted. b
WAsH1NsreS, April 1t.-Weli.in-
formed parties from the Indian coun-
try, who arc now in Washington en-
gagged Ia traDsacting business for the
interest of the various tribes in the
extreme north west, express their ap-
prehensiou Of the renewal of Indian
troubles before the summer months.
In several localities from which re-
ports have from time to time been re-
ceived, dissatisfaction among some
of the tribes is manifested, owing, IN
a great measure. to the delay in, full
filling stipulations, and also on ae-
count of the optrages committed by
the whites. The Commissioner of
Indian Affairs has repeatedly urged
Congress for orappropriation of money to
make good promises and negotiations
with the Peace Commissioners, but
legislative action has been delayed by
the impeachment trial. '''' .55.f
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lion. Some Of the country deputies
are dissatisfied with the action Of
Governor Gallan, aud call for a new
election. The Territorial Legisla-
ture is soon to meet, and decide what
measures are to be taken.
A Havana special states that il is
reported that some wealthy firms in
Cienfuegas and Sagna have offered to
loan the Cuban authorities S5,000.-
600. srgH
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Henderson offered question whether
IN any interview. the President hal eX-
'p ressed any intention with regard TO
making an appointment.
i n objection was made, and the yeas
aud nays were taken. Not admitted-2j
10 q.
tue Senate refu used to adiourn-25 to y. S.
Stanbery asked the questi0n-At either
interview was anything SAID in reference
70 the use of force, intimidation, or
threats, to get possession of the War Ie-
partment. or to the contrary?
An Objection was made, and sustained
without de,sisiOn
The Senate again refused to adjourn-2O
to %.
Stanbery said-Under these rulings the
counsel were not prepared at present to
ask further questions OF Gen. Sherman,
but perhaps they would desire to recall
MIN on Monday; whereupon, at 4:4O, the
Court adjourned. ~ a
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RICHMOND.
United States Circuit C0urt-Rall-
road Matters.

RICHMOND, Va, April 11.-In the
United States Circuit Court to- day
the case Of Shepperd vs.. the Virgi MIA
and Tennessee Railroad was brought
up. The road had taken a lot Of
-four to ship South, but the connect
ing road being threatened by the
Federal army they refused to take it,
and it was put off at Bristol, kept a
long time and finally sold by the
company. The Judge ordered that
the plaintiff be paid for his -four at
its value, In good currency, when sold.
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Evansville. indiana,
What cur City has Needed for
Some Time.
Am INTELLIGENCE OFFTCE.

WYNN. AIeCONNEEL e. BROTH ER,
w both citizens of this place, have
Opened an Intelii gence and Employment
Office for the benefit Of our citizens and
business men. They intend to carry II ON
honestly and right, and bhey nope Jhe
business men VIII give them their sup
port, BY calling at their office ~ they wish
To bire anv hands or servant girls, saving
Themselves the trouble of runnlng around
to hunt them. and the expense Of adver-
tising, and q rush of applicants. Ladies
wishing 10 hire servant girls win do well
to call at their Office. Girls always on
hand OBce on second Street, between
Main ana Locust streets. Open from
till O'Clock. fapIl