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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-10-23
DEMOCRATIC STATE C0NVEN-
TI0U.

In pursuance of a call made NY /.
previous Convention held at Mcrid- F.
ian on the 27th uir. q Convention
of those opposed to Republican rule
in Mississippi, assembled in Canton
on Wednesday, Goth inst.
The Convention was called to or.
der at 3 o'clock 7. Nj, Capt. Il. NJ.
BRowN. Of GnIobusha, being elected
President, and IL. c. BoSWoRIH,
Secretary.
After free and full consultation,
the following resolutions, offered 10y
Capt. G.. p. N. Turner, of Alfalfa.
were unanimously adopted:
Rcsoircd, That the Democratic par
ty of the State of MiSSis- HNi VIII
retain its organization intact. cad
that the party cannot be, "ur h"N 1t
been, by any competCni "ntholity,
committed to the support Of either
wing of the Republican party in this
State.
ResoIreT,That we can offer to the
people Of Mississippi 10 suggestion
or advice as to the course proper 70!
them to pursue in the present : on
test; but, remaining firm in orr de
votion to the great doctrines Of States
Rights. we agree to adjourn thi
Convention, leaving the responsible!
ity for the establishment of a Rcpuh
lican party in Mississippi to res
} where it properly belongs.
ReSolrei, That in view Of the ii
: visions and diSSentions now existing
among the people Of 3IissisSippi-th
, result, we cannot Doubt, Of the ms
nGnycrs of polticians-we deem
ineXpcdient for the Democratic part
= of the State to put State ticket i
2 the field during the present can
paign.
= By Maj. Kinloch Falconer, Of Ma
c shall:
n ResoIred, That the respected Pre-,
;. Of the State, without regard to part
e connections, he requested to publ,
is the official report Of this Couventio
y so far as may be agreeable and &c
10 yenient to themselves, as Il cOn;in
2 ance of their well known profession
,e courtesy.
re ResOlred, That this Convention
s, now adjourn, subject to the call
the President.
II. NJ. BROWN, Prcs't.
IN II. G.. BOswoRTH, Sec'y.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-10-23
RV TELEGRAPH.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 21.-Persons
here, acquainted with the personel
of Tennessee politics, have analysed
the ballots, and think that johnson
may come within six votes of an
election, but his final triumph is i'm
possible. They regard Etheridge
out OF the race.
Sherman has assigned the follow
ing additional officers to registration
and election on duty in Mississippi
Mai. Wm. n elson, c. Won Herman
Capt. G. Hogan, Major c. j. Wilson
ile'tu. IUs:i, II. D>.-.hy. Tart Geo s
Spalding, Leuit. E G Henshaw, Lieu
| u nj Linde.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-10-23
AjENTON. MISS.

NOTICE SpEClAL.-ln reply to
several letters received within the
last few months. and to inquiries
made on the street, we have to say,
the CITIZEN Office is not for sale, nor
is a half interest. nor third inter
est, or any interest. We have never
offered it for sale, or had the remot-
est idea Of selling it.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-10-23
Bellevue Nurseries.

THE Prep ietnr Of these Nurseries takes pleas
/ in announcing to IKE tree ntinE puLlis-
that he hes large collection Of FRUIT TREES,
GRAPE VINES. and STRAWBERRY PLANTS.
Southern raised consisting Of varieties which have
been thoroughly tested aud found to ssecssd we'll
in the South.
None but well grown trees Of varieties aaapssd
to this Climate will lie sent ont.
Those who desire to h we good fruit-whieh san
be obtained from good tre~s alnne-arr requested
to send for descriptive catalogues-fnrnishsd irss
on application. Address
A SNEKD.JR.
Oct 3ul Box n. Canton Miss.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-10-23

SIGNIFCANT.-At a unity Con
vention of Marshall county, held Mt
Holly Springs, last Saturday, the
'AAHtlnG- aS-nntAnsiastic aud har
monious, and composed of the best
material. Sevcnty-three delegates
were appointed to the Canton Con
ventiOn. 60.
We notice, also. that large meet
ing of the Democracy Of Chickasaw
was held in Houston, at which reso.
lutions were passed coudcmnatory Of
tAe reconstruction measures of Con.
gress, and u delegation was appoint
ed to the Canton Convention.
We have not time to notice other
meetings held, but they are signif-
cant of this fact: Although the op.
ponents of RaGicalism did not come
to Canton in great numbers, they are
scattered throughout the State, and
not now having a ticket which they
can consistently vote, will stay at
home on the day of the election.
Oh the apathy the apathy
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-10-23


white race, ana gives 'HH 'E'''' ~
her power h'f lytu'e Hr'"S' anu
happy homes /" Ia" p''9'o"N ''''''
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me Se'"'u 'F',l'I' VI '''>
Amendment Is Il lo!'o"S' III ,..,
SEQ :. Inc 'o"5'''''.' li''' ~. nav.
power TO el'"'E' MS ''' ''''' - ''
pfopiale FE'9'"''"',' 49,. .-.,.,,
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power =, 'l,,"','' ".l'i.ii oi' f ',,,,
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W''yIi Is ~ We '','' ~ =, ,.''' ", w. it
htt'""!'g '''N '.'''%.'''! i ~. ~
IH'i'H' l'''H "'' INC ~
congress 10 2,i'e son ..-'' 1'''>' 80, ~,
rights, ana 2la.e ',.''.'', s,, hn II, ,,
are 'o'''''',', "a l'o" w.
/. "r'e - N''7Ie7N 'I' ,''t.. ,..'., =,
mtn'.N l"''e ~ !" ,',' ,' a.. . .., =,
""e c"HN'@ "'''. ~ '''' ,;.' ,....' :.
power o. 81 i'e, I,,l' ,"',>' 60 ,l,t' w.,
ne ,i'Vt '''' i',i'' ~ ~ .,,,,i,
"'"H INV '''", M, "
poPu'd,, o''7 "i''i ~ 'i'',..,,:,',
tioh WIN "e S''' '''' ga =" '., 80, ., 81 ',,
cupii'tH 81 '"'' ~ '''S le0,,
po"',L"i 2''ltS' It d ''',''o -, ,,''
may nt SeV I aa'' . o' q '''rIv i,
Pfel'AI .? we ,"'.r VI q, .t,a r'f,
MAJORITY ~ on U.s. u -. t''' i,''' :
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-10-23

" We notice with pleasure an ed.
i'orial in the Vicksburg Herald of
Friday last, which does full Justice
1.-THE gentlemen engaged in the late
Democratic movement in this place.
Anything like justice or maguanimi-
ty is sorare, coming from opponents,
that we appreciate the article highly,
as we know all our friends Of the
Democracy will.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-10-23

TENNESSEE SENATORIAL ELECTION
1t will be seen 10y the ballotings
which we publish elsewhere, that
ANDY JOHNSON is ahead of all com
petitors for the Senatorship from
Tennessee. johnson, like all other
men, has his faults, and has commit
ted grave errors, but for the Sena-
torship Of Tennessee, at this time,
he has claims far beyond any aud
every other man.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-10-23

APATHY.-From all quarters Of
the State, the newspapers in the
Dent interest are crying out most
lngubriously, Apathy! apathy :,
There isno question but General APP
atby has the field The hearts Of
the people were never in the Dent
movement, and they cannot warm
mp to the work. How different it
would have been if some old Missis-
sippian, well known patriot and
lover of his state, her honor aud best
interests, had been nominated.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-10-23

NOT Too FAsT.-Before orr Dent
friends sncrr at the late Democratic
Convention held here, they would
do well to remember that after many
weeks Of wire-working Of every con
ceivable kind, and call through all
the papers for their Convention,
ticeRtytico counties were not repre-
scented at all, and " those that were,
sone were represented by proxy on
ly. Whereas, on he other hand, the
Radical Convention was fully repre-.
scented, having delegates from every
county in the State.
Don't halIoo, gentlemen, till you
get out Of the woods. You might yet
find yourselves M(D corn ed, and
then the "winter Of your discomfort
would have come, indeed.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-10-23

To In reply to a squib in the
Central Star" Of last week, with
regard to the political course of the
CITIZEN, we have to say that the in
situation tLat we get any "pfint-
ing or any fee or reward, in any
shape or form, for the course we have
chosen to pursue, is simply con-
tenptiblr, and we can afford to spit
upon it, and let it 80 for what it is
worth.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-10-23
Correspondence Of the Citizen

Truth.
Correspondence Of the Citizen
BARDsTowN, Ky, oct. Is, 80.
DEAR CITIZEN Leaving Canton
li.L...I... ..:-...l ---s-..;.-a--l- Ii ET.317- .
Springs at ; o'cluek a. IL Sunday, T.
and spent TIE morning very agreed .
bly, with our gallant friend, Major
FALCoNER, and his colleague, Mr..
BARRETT, Of the reporter, whom l
founI to be genial and courteous.
But the best Of friends mu
part, and bidding them al rer>ir, l
took the noon train North.
There is little deserving Of mention
insohasty IN epistle rs this in a jour
ney from Canton to Louisville. EX-
cept the mountain range, in South
ern kentucky,'there is no great seen
cry to describe. But the cars shrt
these mountains-or hills, I suppose
they are called here-for some miles,
and when the train ! asses close to
tbe edap. the vIpw below is indeed
majestic. Many little hamIctS are
situated in the valleys Of this rang
and the picturesque, diminutive hous
es, painted in divers colors, remind
one Of what he has read OF the Swift
ers yilIaors in tha nassas Of the
Alps.
/ arrived at Toui4yiI,c on Monday
at . p. NJ. and INIT. mn ot tho cant
House This is . fine establishment
and tbov ,.h,rup =, line n,;ca rrlosn
VII, arc yoo.5,,l ,,;tI, ,~roo,,1,,,.l,. ,,;,.,,+
do well to sion nj tlc Calf GTo,,Se
for myself don't t,v it any morn
1Iissi,o tLe t,.,in +n,. ,t,..,,,I,3.,,t tl,,,
the proIironca nj tho of,o.h,,.or tbo
hotel J rnuorug,d ia co,,n o,t L.,o
AMI visit tba cc1.Irat,d >,,,aroti.
Acado,t~ A. ,-ou viii ,,or.o.,-,
from data NJ tlis nm sfnI..i,,. ~
the Ilynps House. which is = oo, 4
hotel ai,.o, $500, coal r..,
l-O' 80 y" So, 4o''' e'' u
oe'i dh" 'oHi-ol s'"le Aieti ing room
polite and attentive servants, Che
, walters are real .ulG Kentucky dark.
! les aud crarors ,nnlarata1v af
, ,...a al ,.f,. -. ,............,'' -: :,
''' '''- ''->''.'''''' ~ ''''
ha''!S'o"h' 10 S'"P at the iiEhrS
p House. (PdF p0reRtLe>j&, this is moi
b a tpull' as my hat is NOT .rsHikcd.'
- This u,,.ni,,, Iirol , r,,,...,,. ...,,
|..,....r o.. Wv, 80
g ''''''C'' IVA '''''''' '1''' -Al''I " '''
p i'Gh1lal "rIFe o. three miles, over
+ good roads, came in sight Of til,
, Academy buildfrme U.hfrI, ,,rasar,t .
D .....,-.
. ' 80 ''''' Gas. 81 a''
t. way Nazareth Is situated III a mos
! lovely REGION. amid broad plains cey
! cred with the green Of Summer. o.hial
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-10-23
LADIES. BAZAAR OF FASHION

GU II n choice assortment of he very
- LATEST STYLES was never seen in
Canton before, from u Humming Bird to a
Parrot. 1t will all hd sold CHEAP for CASH
Ladies are particularly invited to call.
Respectfully,
Oct l6 F. JONES.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-10-23
PHI 0 N TX DENTIST
D R, N Ell, SON

ID NJ " Il u i U II
HAS RETURNED from the North viii, .
fresh supply of material and with all the
late improvements in Dentistry. He in f..~
tablished in Drs Harvey l. Dirine's Office.
where he intends to make it possible for
all to be served Mt low rates, with hands
OF 30 years experience. Give him q call
one anu all September II, %
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-10-23

CANTON AHEAD - Goods sold
r. erper at G. i. Gross Cheap Cash
Store than in any Southern city. 30.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-10-23
sNttu advertisements.
Public Sale,
RICHARD WINTER,
IRA ESEEES

I 1RERAL cash advances will be made to
Il NJ rchants and Planters on consgnments
of Cotton to his friends III New York, and
so'icits their patronage.
Prompt attention given to weighing and
shiI ping. Oct. 23-ly.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-10-23
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.
FRANK CARTER, Sspt.

All boats leave FROM osmpany's Wharf
Boat, foot OF Third Street.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-10-23
Ask for tickets and be surs they read,
Via U. g. Mail Line Steamers.

Tickets for sale at all tieke. Offices In the ..
South and East and at Gait House, Losis.1t
vile Hotel, and on the Steamers, At Lsaiss
Vile, to ALL POINTS EAST.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-10-23

Eastward>hound passengers by this reuts
haue no change of cars from Cinein nati teNsw
York. Philadelphia and Baltimore and ere
night and 1856 miles less railroad travel thaa
by any other route from Lsuuvills.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-10-23

Both liuss make sure connections 81 Cis-
cinnati with all the early morning traias fer
the Eastern cities.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1869-10-23

Passengers by this line avoid tws.nils
omnibus ride, and au hours rough jsstlisS
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21
TIE AMAzoN1AY SISTERHOoD.
.,,,,, ,o,,ru ,vrRIcAN LADIES SEE Us.

1o1v sorTU AMERICAN LADIES SEE U.s.
v,,troct of A letter addressed to South American
s.5v and gentleman who contemplate Vlsltlha InS
United States -. ,1,ou,,oos, vou
To obtain thorough knowledge OF the YANKEES 20"
Oonld no here in May, the month Of anniversaIles-
'.,,s benevolent social reform, and others. you
- ssol little interest in some Of them, but there 20 ~
,hat would awaken your curiosity too keenlJ nO'
A.pd that of the 'WOmans Rights Assoelauon' 49,
have but imperfect conceptions OF the IionH
and activity OF committees Of these stlons in'iu
1roveliug over the States calling public meetings. W.
Ovine pulpts and platforms and oven adoIesSIn6 80
S,rres The proposition they seek to establish S a1 Sou
must be aware, not wholly new Ihefe hS'o % -, O.e
champions or championesses, who nave carIleu ~ ~
burtber; not satisfied in claiming equahy win mon,
voing far beyond that. Such was Lucreua maIi.'.i'
venetian lady of the seventeenth century VINO Pupeu
a demonstration that icOpen are more hoo'e'
more courageous more kn0tong more r"f"oS aa o.''
v.apaoers an men, What do You think OF thlS ltallah
hsronei Have you any in Brazil ready 10 take up tno
,1dael or the pen, and chasse the aIeged presunp
IA tyranny Of us masculine upstarts' "onuei -
LAereta was married. and her husband poor "n' "i'N
natural death ,.,-,.
marked changes in manners professions and dress which
some of the leaders have sanctioned already ana uen
npty appear In boots and breeches, laughing 10 sc0rh
As brainless driyel Beau suckngs admired triplet;
Her feet beneath her Pette9at
AIif they feared the nghtP
cas- the expressive AngoaIon word so long tabooed'
n now openly used by ssterhood without the germ
Of blush there is need OF employing such a""HI"
mbstitutes as smas tights, runcaed unmentionabes'
lnexpres,ies &C. The pious author of 'The Task dis
sarded them but overlooked every species OF attire inter
Veping between that of first parents, the breech
soth OF our Indians and the sken smaclothes he HIM
self wore.
Time was when clothing suuptuOus or FOR us',
Save their painted skins. sres bad uonG
As vet black breohes not, satin smoSth,
or velvet sof plush with shaggy pile
.ut what do female boots and breeches portondf 10
n said and believe 1t, they preliminary to their
wearer riding ponies their red sisters OF the Plains
ride them-as Oriental females st rides thus securing as
arm seat in the saddle hOrsemeD and, when thus
mounted capable Of competing with them In travehng
or on the racecourse Spurs will be requisite as officers
1vivos in south America always found them when on
parade or tie march with their husbands III hne ms
Fery repeats itself OF AmaZons is TO appear
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21
Go 1albom ii man Contrru.
TEYE LABOR BUREAU AND ISTELuGENCE OFFICE, !
DFrARTNENr oY PUBLC CHARITIES AND CoRREcToS, {

June 9, 1869. }
NTOTTCE. Is HEREBY GIVEN that, in pur-
suapce flaw this department hss established LABOR BUREAU
and INTELLIGEECE OFFICE which vii be opened FmPson
gudr Ninth ssd Sturvessust ThsYe on TUENDAl l9h
inst under the following n and ios The once will he SpeH
o'clock 60 o'clock m RON
April November l. apd from no. to p NJ RON November
shall 10 which shalt e recorded the names o.
srparts for their the ne they have been In
tie United and the place Of birth married or single e
rber Of peoBs dependent ubr and occupation
Also book ia shall be recorded e aud residences Of per
sons applying labor; Kind Of labor required aud be pnee Of
vsg proposed paid No lee from either app osus Tor employ
' JOSHUA PHILIPS Secretary.
DRESIDENCY of the COLLEGE of the CITY
ofNEWIORE-The PIogrcy aud Professionally Of Philosophy
ofthe College sfe CITY ofNcUlork vaoa AT applications
for the vacancy received by hAGNJS GROSS Chairman tb.
Frecve Csutee period month from date by order OF
a. Rrerutiy. Coiauitee n. HlIOHNAN Secretary,
No l46 Graudst, n. Y
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21
Qrp 6oohs.
OUTFITTING DEPARTMENT.

9ru 6ouhs.
.OUTFITTING DEPARTMENT. 'f
LADIES MISSES, AND INFANTS
WEARING APPAREL,
oPByBRY DESCRIPTION
lPIQUEsUITs. .sACoUEs. dABRIELhEs'
&c. ke.
FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN.
AT REDUCED PRICES,
TO CLOSE THE SEASON
LADIES WHITE AND CoLoRED
LAWN AND CAMBRIC WALKING AND TRAIL
SUITS,
ILLUSION EVENING DRESSES
WHITE AND CoLoRED MORNING WRAPPERS.
BREAKFAST AND DRESSING sACQUBs,
BATHING SUITS,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
PLAIN TUCKED, AND RUPFLED SKIRTS
ALSO,
"THE NEW LILY SKIRT"
CHILDRENs HOODS, sUEDOEEBTs, SEASIDE HATS. &G, sa
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE Sc Co.,
BROADWAY. CORNER NNETEEETHsT
MANTILLAs.
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE o Co..
wn offer the balance Oftbeir
PARIS AND CITY.MADEI SILK
MANTLES,
oP THR LATEST PARTISAN DESIGNS,
AT STILL FURTHER RBDUCTIoHi
Previous 70 taking their AalfJeary inTentsrJ.
ALSO
TRAVELLING SUITS AND BUSTERS. SEASIDE
WRAPPINGS,
WALKING SUITS,
In every variety Ofmaterial
EMBROIDERED HOUSE JACKETS
THREAD LACE AND LAMA LACE sHAWLS,
Se, kc
AT EQUALLY Low PRICES.
BROADWAY, CORNER MEETEESTHsT
W CONTAINING 10 YARDS EACH,
ONLY 80 THE R0BE former price SIGN
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE C Co.,
BROADWAY CORNER EIEETEENTHsT
SLOANE No. a, c.y.rsr,
NEAR BROADWAY
THE DOWN TOWN MILLINERY GOODS sToRR
Another great
REDUCTION IN STRAW GOODS THIS WEEK,
CLOSE OUT THE SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK
Other goods equally low.
BONNET FRAMES 10 great variety
AiliDcn supplied
CARPETS and OIL CLOTHS.
FOR SPRING SALES 1869.
vELvETs TAPESTRY, BODY BRUSSELS THREEPLY. and
NGRAISs eyery variety for Rooms Halls aud Stairs At greatly
reduced prices for CASH
SMITH BROTHERS,
SUCCESSORS TO
SMITH LoUSsBBRRr
No 73S BROADWAY, near A'torplA''
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21
Excursions.

Excursions.
DELIGHTFUL EXCURSIONS to the SEA
SIDE AZ Long BRANCH by steamer NIEERslNh at a. M
daily SUNDAYS excepted Pier No 81 s ct DulaeL FSur h0us
Long Branch. going back 70 the city At d p m. --
H do S,ar,r SNNYSIDE be chartered for the present e
select parties fr excursions Apply beard Pier Ne ~ H. OF BY
letter to Box No 635 T. U.
TUE VERY FAST Steamboat tARROWSMITH
can be CHARTERED Picnic Excursions 70 IONA Isaaa OF
esewhere by sppybg TO s. COCKCROFf No III Brsad"r
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21
limited STATES INTERNAL REYENUE

limited STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.
- Slaih Colectoa D.tdci State u Newiofk Twehh Nue
en tni Twenty second Widf o. e Cy Of Sev iot-CoeetoTs
% West Fortvfosrh lNottc u hereby greu
ou received from the tue ANNUAL LIST
or INCOMES 0r tie year 1903 ENUMERATED ARTICLES o the
eug 1870 AID SPECIAL TAXES r tho cuuE
NJ o that the Is, thereon lave become due sni payable and
that s attend psrs0pir by Deputy the
No 90 West 5uh daily tSnHd,ys excepted from the
2b day o Jhs 10 ard HcalHg The lih dy Of July 1862 between
the houu of9 Ia "a. sal2 p. N.
All perosi Who sa neglect 70 pay e tue hea, respect
iy sroHug The ss essd within tie specified Si be.
cone liable 20 tie penalties prescribed by law.
WN. A. DARLING. Collector. Niath District
EeE.York Jnge IS, 1919 State Of fNgU.York.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21
misuIlRntOus.
Snt,mal gt6tnu,.

OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL
" REVENUE tor ho FOURTH DISTRICT ofthe STATE Of hBW
York ou prag Tli TAa sth aud EgAh Wards Of the City
81 ofSer-lUTk
Notice bsby rvsn pursuau law that have received from the
he hats % Valuations ai euaaeauohs OF property subject 70
iuttua to support the Ooyn
eBi 20 psy Interest public debt ami M other pupos
proved sHl The snedto thereto approved March
1888 Ju'r 10 Nr-h ltC; the duties aud taHsi
ehunsat erl have become due a1d payas inl th, VII s
irpur for ttc cot-0a u tho u ohee No
ID Bosdsa daily SutdsJs cIepied rou The sh
DAY ul tl lCt DAY ofJa 1852 uu between Tie hours
Of 10 70. az 0'coek ..
me referred copris. the SPECIAL TAXES on BUSI
GRSSEs TRADES PROFESSIONS aHd h tarel CarrEss
Hrablus Natch Gold auj Silver Plate for We eudag
Incomes r tie ending December
81.
persons shall glsct hs ue by them respecer
scora lflfsss within the time hereby specasd wall be
law " " ' ALFREp PiFAsOEToN Collector
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21
Ctatbtrs.

A GRADUATE of q Western College ana
N Teacher Of Huc wishing improve himself by travel desires
SITUATION TUTOR u fawy visiting Europe References gwen
and required Address a. y. o. Box No IL ReSdng one
VNEACHERS Wanted. and School COrTespon-
dents For circulars address National Teachers Inst 737 Bway
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21

w C.dJ,te, for admission williams College will be held In
eooadcb Hall ON TUESDAY June at o'clock There gn be
on WEDNESDAY August 26; and opportunity for
spec e1ampaou will be given individual ereamaGeei may re-
Quire. - O., ,,oa Mann hOrAiNo' ii''''A~
WANTED, by a wel-qualiied lady, three
w young CHILDREN Beard srd Instruct her residence
Harlem Call BELL 27thst 80 door from 4th ave.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21
MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD.
IA DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA. AND WESTERN RAILRoAn

Dessts NevYork Barclsyst het of fChrsopher
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS ccnmsacing MONDAY. MAY TO- e9t
NAIL TRAIN connecting DeHJils With BSonton Bi,ssA
Dover Chester Branch, Waterloo Wh r. X fot A.
dsver and EeNoa at Washg With The D. L. sbd W r. r. for Bf
Gap GOsbsF ssntoa aai Great Dead snd all points the s
Bosmsbarg azi Delaware Hsassa kd ka
With Lehgh Ie suquehsrHA r. r. for BeAshS AeuiouS. hsss
Cbshk asd WiltssbGus.
1850 a. n LEHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS sopI Sewarh MOH
oWE Dsvsr HaeksoUu Washington, PsBburs aud Bastoa .
Phipburg with Bel Del T. r. for Bseere &c, aa y
Faoa with L. " oE Bethsks Ansst9sa. Aaueh ChsEk M
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21

TRAINS LEAVE NBW-YORK. -. .
For NswHavsu ard Bridgeport; (EK) 1850 i2l9 ttIh
(Er1, 2.{5, 4.30. $50 aud 3 (Erl p. 10.
For Milford Straod Fairfield Southport Aad WesPSr lS
70. 3lS 49, aud $3.50 >. m. -
Fer Yorvslk. ! (EI l:9o M l7:ls CELl (EIh -
$50 tBIl, $3.50. $3.50, and (BI.) D. m.
Fs Dsroa T. . IlJOI n 3i5 49, $50. and $50 -.
P0r Stamford, T. tErl o 1850 lt:l3 tEI) 2iS NR
SA 50 tEKl 4.t5, $50 $50. 7:l5 8 tEEl y.
Fer GTesaweh L o. 1850 2:l5, 3iA5 as S;1 si9 10
For Port Chester and Inlsnele stations St7 ll:SA nj ~
J. Is 4: - 5: 90 CO T:l5. and $3.50 p. :
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boslop Via Springfield "a lEEl. tENh ePm
For Boston, Via Shore Line, lE:l9 lEN D p "a
For Hartford aHl Springfield a. (En }. l2;ls lhIl
For Connecticut River RAILROAD (Ehl l2ls m 70 ASa
For Hartford Proviieoes asd FshEn RAr'ai Er) nj %
For Haven New London sul s,OHrs'On Railroad at n
For CaSa RarOsd . n s:lS Ssr'sAnp'a aA4 "'A~s
burgh,
FOR Hoasetonic Railroad. a. N. and p N.
For NaneAuck Railroad, =. NJ. } (Bx), 40 P n -
For DAu0urv and Noruak Railroad l2S AID t:O NJ
M. connection With freish tra from NOr"ah = Danoart
For New Caua,n Railroad a IN S;i9 81 aIa ''V ~
Commotous Sleeping Cars attacked q ? M tras -.
JAMES h HOTT. superin,ssSeut
New-York tribune., 1869-06-21
SastruttiOn.

XTOTNG LADIES' SEMINARY, STANFORD,
CoyN-Firtcas iu arrangements; unsurpassed as home
- bon, from New.York Oh Nswiaysn Railroad Address s. O.
TOONI9 PRINCIPAL