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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-13
Marint Atps.
Arrived Yesterday.


Brig W Mcailvery. stubbs. Bucksport' Ne.
Hay. ToJ A Enslow & Co.
acllr francisco Crowther, Balttmore-l5 days.
Corn. To T j Kerr & Co.
Yacht Louly, -, from Port hoyai ano osau'
fort, : G.
Steamer Emile, Lewis. Georgetown. 49 tics Rice
Mdse and Sundries. 10 Shsckelford Kelly, 3
Howard Bro, Eason Br,, 5 soiom0ns'
aylor & Co. Mrs D Ward, U'keill: Hrs Hu.
ger, Walker, Katie & Co, c D Ahrens co,
Received rom Chisoln' 3 Mnt-s5 tiercrs Rice. To
s. L Howard Bro.
Cleared Yesterday.
schr L splings Halsey. Athens. New York-H +
Baker & Co.
Sailed Yesterday.
British bark Fantee, cleverly, Port in Great br-
tain. .
Brig Ellen Maria, Smith Baltimore.
Schr Anna Glover, Terry. Boston.
Schr Electric Spark, Cornell, New YORK.
From this Port.
schr Adolph Huge. Adams, Philadelphia August g.
Up tor this Port.
Brig ] A Deyereux, Clark, at Bottom. August9
Cleared tor this Port.
schr Menewa, Dissosway. at New York, August 9,
MemH.nniH
The steamship San Jscnto. from New York for sa-
vannah, went ashore Body l.land on the sth inst
The passengers and crew we,e saved. lhe ship at
last accounts was still reported III good condliion
LIST UF VESSELS
Up, CLEARED AND SAILED FOB HlS Poh1~
FOREIGN
LIVERPOOL.
The Hannah Lizde Ferguson, cleared. May 20 20
The Vinco, halliday, sailed. ....."..''Juy ~
British brig Courier, k1ans, sailed. ..........July
DOMESTIC
aoLpsBoRo, NE.
Schr Velocity, Pnkham sailed ..June 10
t1SrcN
Brig A Devereux. Clark, up .Angust .
Brig Cyclsne, Frisbie, W. p...............'A"sus'
-gv 2OnK,
Schr Georgie Swan, up............ .'......ou.! o.
sch Lilly, buG0es up. '."'.''.' ukus.
schr Menswa Dlssosway cleared. ...'AugusI
PHILADELPHIA
sshr Amanda Flanagan, Collins, cleared. 30
New-York tribune., 1869-03-16
EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS.

Tho following appointments were sent into the
Senate yesterday:
wILuAMA. CoRwN of Ncw-Jersey, to be Surgeon in
the Navy.
DUDLEY HAYNES OF New-York, Pension Agent at
Brooklyn, vico W. v Porter.
JAMES LINDSEY of Missouri Pension Agent at st. Louis
vice Z. T. Brown
WILLIAM A. forbes Of Pennsylvania, Pension Agent at
Philadelphia, vice Il. W. c. Greene
john TITUS, TO be Judge OF Arizona Territory.
Notwithstanding the published rumors of nomina-
tionsof Foreign Minister'S &c. the above are all that
were sent to the Senate for approval
The Senate, in Executive Session, confirmed the
following nominations:
CARMAS A. EEwCoMB, Member OF the XLth Congress
from Missouri 70 be Marshal OF tho Eastern District Of
that State.
ALEXANDER X. SHARP. Marshal for the District OF
Columbia. vice Gooding, resigned.
SIDNEY A. STocKDALE, Collector OF Internal Revenue
for the First District Of louisiana vice Gen tcadman.
JAMES W. KING Chief Of the Bureau OF Engineering OF
the Navy Department, vice Isherwood, removed
The President has appointed ROBERT NJ. DOUGLAS rs
his private Secretary. Ho s OF the late senaor
DOuglas
New-York tribune., 1869-03-16
MEXICO.

LETTER FROM SECRETARY RoMEFo ON THE
SITUATION OF .nEXICO-INsUkRECTIoNA
ATTEMPTS PUT DOWN.
WASHINGTON, March 15.-SehOr Romero, in
private letter to a friend Washington dated tho City
OF Mexico, Feb. a. saysi
The political condition Of affairs has improved OF lat
Negretes revolt ended very easily the Govern
troops able to reach him. His Oen disbanded
almost without fighting, the 2st ut AL the material
he had with him captured. Luis MnlO tho
officer commanding the BquadrOn which rebeed ut
Pueha, killed In tho engagement Esteyes, second
command, and Beyeral others wero capuTed, and tho
affair Is haOgehcr ended The parties who stared another
rebellion Apan alS0 routed and dispersed. 30
servandO Canaes In the tate OF Tamaupas by Gen.
EscObedOs forces. All these events will necessarily con
tribute 10 consolidate public peace IN Mexico The NAL
contents that they cannot succeed more In
their Vaccinations against the OF the country and
~ Ia not likely they will rise again. The people really
tired OF and quite anxious to consolidate peace The
opposition 20 the Government, formed OF very few
persons who sympathiEcd with the rebellion have been
camorng for "a change OF Cabinet As their motives for
asking this not patriotic aud noble aud they cannot
I'm ANY represent the cOunry their desires have
not been complied with. The commercial prostration
unfortunately prevails IA the natural consequenoof the
long war have suffered.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-16
NEW-YoRK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. ALBANY March IL

BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. Chapman-Pr0hiblting the sale or
aduterated articles for food, drink, medicine, under
penalty Of fine Imprisonment Mr. Pierce-For tne
repayment of money Illegally collected by the healm
Commissioners OF the City OF NewYOrk, under authority
OF law. Mr.. HaleFOr the Improvement OF the naViHa-
tOn OF the Raquet Ryer also amending the general law
for the incorporation OF religious societies passed 1875
also promoting mech chaniea Owage upon the Erie Canal
1t permits experimental trial Of Charles Haryeys S-
teIn OF towage by stationary engines during the cou-
ing season, the State Engineer TO select ten
mile sections for that purpose towing TO be free OK
charge. Mr.. Perce-TO amend the law relating 70 the
INSPECTION OF steam boilers. Mr. Humphrey-For the
construction of central elevated patent railway IN the
City OF New-York to be similar TO the SreenwichSt-
road commencing South Ferry leading thence on Ihe
easery side OF Broadway 10 UnOnsqu2re along FOURTH
ave- and various streets to Central Park near te sOu
east corner thence along route determined ny tie PARK
Commissioners the northern boundary OF tbe
PARK along the Harlem River TO Eighth-ave..
thence 10 Broadway s0uthery along tho west
side of Broadway to tine place OF beginning Mr. Tweed
Relating 10 the charter the city OF fOrk SO thas
hereafter there shall be ony annual election ana
that 10 he at the general Fall election Mt Kennedy
Amending the Coarse law; also for the preservation
OF the fish in Onondaga Lake.
BILLS REPORTED.
Amending the School laws Of Newburgh and Blngnam-
ton Incorporating the United States Railroad Conduct
ors Life Insurance Company. -, -,
The special order the consideration OF the CanaI
Contract BILL but without reading the bill or taking
vote the Senate adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-16
AsSEMBLY-EyENING SESSION.
NINA pEpnRTEn


Making appropriations for the support Of the Govern
meut ION motion OF Mr. Selkreg this bill was made the
special order for Thursday morning nexo Inc Annual
Supply bill, for the removal OF Genesee college 20
Syracuse the bill authorizing the election OF Police Com
issOners in the City OF NewYOrk and tho establishing
OF police force therein, were reported adversely MI
Kernan moved disagree with the Committees report
and that the bill be committed TO the Committee OF the
Whole and supported his motion at length enalgng tsS
this bill being similar to the Police bill recently
passed for City of Syracuse the House must pass
this also II it would be consistent MI DAVIS moved TO
was carried-40 to 80. Authorizing the Newfork Pro-
duce Exchange Company 70 increase Its capital lneor,
pOrating the Hanson Cab Company To amend the law
relating TO adneasurement OF dover.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. Kmball-TO amend the charter OF the Hudson
River Bridge Company at Albany. Mr.. BennerLlo gld
Buffalo and Pittsburgh Railroad. Mr. JacObs-For
repayment Of moneys Illegally collected by the Health
Commissioners Of the City Of NewYork Mr.. Tower -
For closing portion OF Duck-st, in Brooklyn !;
also relating To fares on railroads " PROMPTS
all companies from receiving moro than tbrse
DepositOrs Banking Institution IN the City Of New
York Mr.. Cuen-To amend the act relating TO tho
Bergen-TO incorporate the lone Yacht Club Of New
York MIR. Murphy-TO improve the entrance TO Harlem
Mechanics Association. Mr. Murphy-To appoint add
tiOnal stenographers for the Marine Court Mr. Lower
tH5 r GgsT to hC IS
OF appraisers Of property OF deceased per
sons. Mr.. Campbell-Regu the term Of
Office Of Hotaries Public. Mrs agg-AuthOr eng the City
OF Troy raise money for water works Mr.. lOuBRoye
For the relief ofthe soldiers Of 1872 Mrse kreg-Creat
ing the New-York Guaranty Company. Mr.. Hasbrouck-
Authorizing the Commissioner ChaIties and Correc-
10 bind out minors under their charge. Mr. Irving
To amend the Law relating the powers aud duties Of
real estate derived by descent from aliens.
Mr.. Ayery-To repeal the Police law Of Utica.
BILLS PASSED.
Incorporating the village Of Williamsyille. Reorgan.
zg the Board OF Sewerage and Water Commissioners OF
place Of meeting Of the Oswego Supervisors Amendns
The act relative TO the fire limits OF BrOokyu Adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-16
ST. DOMINGO.

PITTIEG OUT OF FILIBUSTERING EXPEDITION
IN ST. THoMAS-IT6 DESTINATION UNKNOWN
SYMPATHY OF THE D0MINICAN9 WITH
CUBA-THE RIGHT OF TAKING GUAEo FROM
ALTA VELA.
ST. DOMINGO, Feb. 18--The Dominican Gov
ernment has had official notice from st. Thomas that EH
Gems Adon and Luperon had obtained steamer ahd
fitted her up for hlibusernR expedition. The Danish
laid the suspected vessel under the guns OF
the fort aud found in her five cannon and other evidences
OF warke Intention; but the result Of the investigation
leaves It doubtful whether they to be directed
against salnave of Hayt or BALI of the Dominican Re-
public There 10 equal reason 10 believe that the steamer
which s . remarkably swift and successful old blockade
runner 10 not In fact destined for the supply of arms
&c FOR the Cuban insurgents. The friends OF Adon,
Iuperon and Cabral have been saying Tor mon past
that they and other Dominican guerrilla Officers VINO are
ing liberated slaves into guerrilla Dahds 10 anu
cut OF the advanced post Of the sPansh iorees and
0yernment has trouble 10 keep It's army 0cea III
orderly bounds. Three young DOmnicans, two OF them
~ Santiago de Cuba and the story brought here by an
eve witness OF the tragedy has stirred up the ola Doun
A viii dnd il impossible TO prevent 200 800 Domin
can uillas Joining and head ing the Cuban emaiePduo
and voc nay be prepared =" near OF neG a snspaI
featires the conflict WIN spain II the
fails TO establish speedy peace. r,.. "a D,,,or
resontons are the leading and constant SUBJECTS OF IN
trst amnn1 ali classes Santo Domingo. Many arrests
and some CAPITAL trials have taken place IN consequence
OF the rising ~ seyo aud inc 81 h 10
death for 'sedon accompanied DIV rOtGery anu assbH
nation :" and three OF them will DO shot.
There has been n sharp difference OF opinion between
the Domncon Minister Of the Interior aud interested
parties as TO the extent OF the power OF e DeEno
charter for taking guano from d A" Minister Fabens has
been charged 10 lay copies OF the cha.er anu ~ M hta 49,
OF tins Government on tne his IN
The American Secretary Of state and accept III
a
New-York tribune., 1869-03-16
GREAT HRITAIN.

DUBLIN PETITEeEIEq FOR DIsESTABLIsUMENT
OF THE IRISH CHURCH.
LONDON, March ia deputation, with the Mayor
Of Dublin at its head, proceeded TO Windsor Castle
this afternoon and presented to the Queen petition
praying for the dsestabshment Of the Irish Church.
SECOND READING OF REFORM BILL.
In the House OF Commons tonight, the bill Intro
duced by the Solicitor General to repeal certain texts
and alter certain statutes affecting the constitution
Of the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge. was
debated at length and, after much opposition, was
read for the second time.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-16
A CARD FROM SENATOR HILL OF GEORGIA
To The Editor OF Ths Tribune.

4
SIR: In your paper of Saturday last, ID re-
ferIng to the action OF the Georgia Legislature on tho
adoption of the Fifteenth Constitutional amendment,
you make what consider ungenerous slusion to my
self You describe hanging by the eyehds before
the doors OF the Senate at Washington" &c. II you mean
by this EXPIRE ssion that the Senate ns body with
my presence or individuals by my calls or my letters
endeavoring to procure admission Senator 1t is an
unwarrantabe aspersion. have not spent an hour In
all with the Senate Senators since the recess Decem'
ber and but little time before that did, about the lst
Of December call Senator Sherman, TO request him TO
present my credentials TO the Senate And although In
yted by several Senators 10 VISIT them and fully apprec
atng the civility have thought IL more dignned and
independent not do so They will not charge INC with
obsequiousness. think understand what's due 10 my
own sefrespect. IL will be time enough for you to IN
struct me In manners when Senators shall complain OF
my opportunities.
As for my "telegraphng solemnly" or In any other
ven what consequences likely to ensue to my col
league and myse-by the refusal Of tho Legislature to
adopt the Amendment-and what Congress would do with
Georgia. and how soon it would act will merely say:
have not yenured to predict the action OF Congress In
regard to Georgia anything else. have my opinion
as to the proper be pursued by Congress to so
cure the best interests Of both Government and people,
but while the present circumstances exist, cannot eS
pect 1t TO influence Others and therefore do not urge IT,
Respectfullv. YOURS JOSHUA HILL.
Washington d. O., March IL, 1862
New-York tribune., 1869-03-16
THE SUIT AGAINST GEN. BUTLER.

BALTIMORE, Nd, March 15.-In the Superior
Court OF this city, Saturday, Judge Dobbn delivered
opinion in the Of Kimberley Bros. against r. r.
Butler, In sut to from Gen. Butler moneys paid
10 him while In command at Fortress Monroe for rent OF
premises on Government aDd at that post Gen Butler
by counsel asked To the United States
circuit Court Tor tins district without giving bond The
Judge decided In favor OF the petitioner and ordered tho
proceedingsip Superior Court Q be stopped until 10 shall
appear that the defendant has failed TO e record OF
the case before The United States Court at its
New-York tribune., 1869-03-16
THE INDIANS.

OVER THREE THOUSAND SETTLED ON THE
Observation-Disclosures TEACHING THEM
HUSBANDRY.
ST. LOUIS, March 15.-About 5000 Indians,
comprising ALI portions OF several different bands have
been settled the Reservations the washta Noun
tains Gen. Hnzen has divided them into colonies and IL
teaching them the arts of husbandry having appointed
farmer TO each band TO teach them the OF farming
implements. and seeds furnished by the Government
The Indians have great confidence In Gen. Hazen and
into his plans for their Improvement readily and
with as good grace can be expected.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-16
MA OfFICE-HOI
GEN. SLOVENIAN.
BURNING OF THE STEAMER RUTH IN THE
MISSISSIPPI

NEw-0RLEANs, March 15.-Dspatches from
vcksburg tonight report that tho steamer Ruth from
81. Louis 10 NewOreans, discovered on fire this
evening, between and O'Clock, opposite Duckport. In
the short space OF half hour she was entirely
sumed with large and valuable cargo The passengers
and crew. with the baggage, also the books
paper, and money The boat belonged TO the Atlantic
aud Mississippi Steamship Company, and was regarded
one OF the best boats aOat The steamer Canmat has
gone up after her passengers and crew.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-16
FOREIGN NEWS.
SPAIN.
Douglas.

THE DUKE OF MoSTPENsIER READY TO ACCEPT
THE CROWN.
LONDON, March l5.--The Duke Of Montpenser de-
cares that no does rot Geek the Spanish throne that
should he be chosen King he win accept the crown,
but he wishes that the question Of hs election may
not be made pretext for civil war.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-16
THE STATE LEGISLATURES.

ARKANSAS RATIFIEs THE AMENDMENT.
The Arkansas House yesterday passed tho
Senate joint resolution ratyng the XVIII amendment to
the Constitution.
THE SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT IN GEORGIA.
The Fifteenth Amendment has been made
the special order for to-day in the Georgia legislature
The indications are that t will pass
New-York tribune., 1869-03-16

piled that he was glad to be informed that they
would aid the policy for peace between the whites
and the Indians and would be glad of any, measure
which would accomplish that peace and tend 10
citizens of the Government. He felt that
the march of civilization alone must of
itself effect the civilization of the tribes hostile
TO the Government. Gov Wight thought that If
the Indians were brought TO the borders of civilized
nations and settle there that the influences OF civ
iization and Christianity would effect mucn good
stop the shedding of blood, and, as the President
suggested, ultimately make citizens of them. The
delegates Were fine intelligent looking NEIL Inc
interview was of a very pleasant character
New-York tribune., 1869-03-16
A CHURCH CRUSHED BY SNOW.

LEWISTON, Me- March 15.-The heavy snow
on the roof OF tho CONGREGATIONAL Church at Wilton
caused II To give this morning entirely levelnR tho
building and destroying the organ aud furniture The
Library alone undisturbed.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-16
TIE SOUTHERN STATES.
ANOTHER MURDER BY THE KU-KLUx KHAN IN
GEORGIA. COLoRED MAN HANGED.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO TRIBUEBl

ANOTHER MURDER BY THE kU-hLUA KHAN IN
GEoRGIA--A COLoRED MAN HANGED.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO TRTBUSRl
ATLANTA, March 15.-On Friday night last
while Dr. Darden being murdered in Warren County
q coored man named Martin forciby taken from jail
at Spring Place. Murray County and hanged by band Of
Ku.Knr After Martins arrest his father engaged the
services OF Gen. Glenn counsel and Is said that the
assasslns neld long debate whether not they would
wait the arrival of the counsel and hang him. too but IL
was finally decided TO hang the prisoner at once.
THE VIRGINIA oFFICE-HoLDERs-oRDER FROM
GEN. SLOVENIAN.
RICHMOND, Va, March 15.-Gen. Stoneman
Issued an order to-day, repubshng the Act of Congress
vacang within days from the passage Of the act GER
tain officers and ordering that all persons who cannot
take the "irOnclad OATH shall be removed on the 18th
inst ThsOrder has created quite panic in the State
Offices for nearly One-thrd Of the present ncumbents
are disqualified. For the offices that pay no salary the
Commanding General has had no applications and conse
quenty appointments have been made for many OF the
judgeshps which leaves tho legal business In chaotic
state This evening batch OF new appointments were
made for city Council aud minor city officers To-
morrow, 1t 10 stated new set OF officers viii be ap.
pointed In the capital.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-16
tGgNERAL PRRss DISPATCH.I

This afternoon delegation Of representatlye men
of the Cherokee, Choctaw, Creek and ChIcasaw IN
dian nations had an interview with the President
over 20 persons were present, including Col Down
ing, Chief Judge Field and Col Adair Of the Chero-
Gbie} Of the G6icosaws George w. Steadam OF the
Creeks and other prominent representatives Of those
tribes Upon being introduced 20 the President, 10y
Indians renresented that they appeared before hm
10 pay their respects and extend their congIatna,,
ons ~ him. The administration, he SAID was iookea %
grateful with the Presidents declaration III his inau
gural addYess that lie would do whatever was ior tue
best interest of the Indian tribes Ihe speaker n oe
memorial stating substantially their agreements W
the treaty stipulation to their influence ~ Denait
of the Plains Indians, and informed te Ifehuet Va
tleir earnest desire To accomplish lasting peace be
tween the Government and the Indians, which they
felt confident of accomplishing if upheld by the Gov
New-York tribune., 1869-03-16
ALBANY.

THE BILL FOR THE ELECTION OF POLICE coHMls'
sIoNERs-THE ADVERSE REPORT DISAGREED
TO, AND THE BILL REFERRED TO THE COM
MITTEE OF THE WHOLE BY THE AID OF RE
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TT WEST oath ST. REAR HOUsE.-A YONG GIRL
az chd's nurse add 10 make herscf uscul The best
eity rtfertnee.
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1G1 EAST scrH ST, CORNER aTH AVA Tho
WI roughly experienced young prttes'ant to
Fake of growing cbred and to take OF
nv alid lady.
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r PARK PIACE.-hs WET NURSE BY A YOUNG wo.
" men well recommended by her present employer Ap-
p'y tc W CIV.
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1ITAETED-BY A COMPETENT WIDOW LADY, A SIT
w nat,on Eousefecper In nice family the best city
difference giyen written personal. Address +. " NJ,
Herald
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Q 90 PLACE, SOUTH BRooELYa.-A REsPECTABLE
Q mSrried woman wei nurse has lost her oaby
Cal from 10 TIL 4.
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90 EAST 30 Sr. BETWEEN tsT sSD 2D Avs.
CD tBrd floor Il n.-kR nurse 0 cbninoerrnaid.
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DC ETH ST.. NEAR BEoApwAY.--A RESPECTABLE
w hlbr's and seamstress
hss be.t city resercnce. Arny Coz two da,s
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1QE WEST 18TH sT.--h LADIES NJ RISE, WHO j.
I,),J diseneaSpd. would IKE MAKE engagement Ad
erese Mrs r. b. BEUEETT.
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OC WEST SD ST.-Ay EXPERIENCED PROTEsTAN Mt
10 infants and to do plain sewing.
Apply =, her pioseu, employers where she Las lived
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A SINCERE, SOBER, TRUSTWORTHY MAN. NEWLY
~ married, wants situation as gardener; snperin.
snd, and not afraid work, with competent
man thoroughly understands his business in all its
s treatment OF greenhouses, graperics propagation and
raising vcgetahcs understands The Of horses and liz
careful driver milk; be highly for
Gold - - " '''>' "
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yNASTED-BY A YOUNG LADY, ~ YEARS OLD, A
W place to attend store where she could live with the fam
~ or as companion to lady and assist In light work
small compensation required. Address A. g. B., box 200
Herald ouLee.
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TO- WEST 18TH sT.--kS EXPERIENCED NURSE re
IsDl travel to New dreams or California. Address
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IF .n Az, IN THE SI0RF.-h RESPFCTAHLE WO
~ nurse; % tho,ouriv eynniienceh IN the
sbire1 bring = h1he ia birth with the bottle
has years. reference rom i9tt place
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nNE OR MORE GENTLEMEN OF FIRST CLASS tx
~ perence and acquaintance, and of undoubtcd ability,
influence the advertising c real estate dealers lie and
insurance, bankers wholesale merchants others,
OF unusually good opportunity by addressing
RECORD Herald office. One solicitor for each trade or line
preferred.
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N EDUCATED LADY FROM CONNECTICUT Nol I'D
n like superintend gcntlcans house inetu-
ton preferred. Address EXPERIENCE, Herald
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WANTED-A YOUNG OR MIDDLE AGED MAN, IN
w business requiring strict attention, paying moderate
income; pleasant instructive capital of $500
to 1880 cash Address BOX WOOD box sl3 Herald Office
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N AMERICAN LADY, SPEAKING FRENCH, AS
"A kon,ekeepee N . widowers family OF means. Address
Mr. NJ, l57 Herald Office stating when and where to
be secn
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+ AIDES HAiRpRFssER.-A COMPETENT LApIEa'
IA ha lrdresser. Apply from 10 70 O'Clock to Maasms
BEhTrIE. 1l6 sth ST., ST. Marks place.
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w AHTED-h FIRST LASS MATCHMAKER APPLy
w TO J. H. SPENCER n Co, IL Maiden lnne New York.
IVA STED-A FRESHMAN FOR cAMrBELL's hSD
w Adams presses accustomed so color WORK rft.
ferret. Apply TO tho MAJOR a KNAPP COMPANY, II
Broadway.
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A STRICTLY TEMPERATE YOUNG MARRIED MAN
n wants situation; understands carpenter work and
glazing WELL won Id Ike position jsntoF keep
smen or other hou in repair Address j. J. CLARKE.
I'll Elizabeth 81.