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'PERsoNAL.-Miss Isabella McCulloch,
Tho distinguished, Rrilna Donna, ~ac-
con'l'anioa by hakinother, arrived in
our village OH Friday last, on n visit
to her relatives in this vicinity. She
will remain, ;wolearn, several weeks.
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na- RcS. Jno. T. rrcssly;; DID, tho.
Divine, formerly of this
District, died at his homo in AllcSha.
ny city, on the 13,inst:, aged 7G years
Wo extract for publication, an %obit-
uary; skotch. a'' n-.s'"'.'.; s...: .... ... :. :.
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'!:.!"I0u::.--I II t!,r absence, on last
Sunday, oi' the pastors OF the prcsi,y.
terrain and Episcopal churches, those
congregations had Tho pleasure Of at.
trnainS services in tho Methodist
'church, conducted morning and even
ing, by the Rector, the Rev. Geo. H.
Hound. The mcrnins discourse from
the text 81 am not ashamed Of tho
Gospel OF Christ Gor il is the power
Iof God, unto salvation to every orc
that Lrlicvctl; to the Jew first
and also to the Grcc:, ,'-Eon,ans
i: l3--was trul j. an excellent s"r
mon, well discstcd and clearly a..
ranged, and exhibiting frequent
lights OF earnest eloqncncc, rising
from tho solid groundwork Of tht
argument. The simplicity OF III,
gospcl-t tho lowlincss of its origin
tho illitcrato character of its frs
prcachcrs-thc poverty OF its follow
ers-al! wcro rcpugnant to tho self
righteousness of tho Phariscc, an,
tho pride OF tho philosopher. Blu
Paul saw in it 'tho power Of Go,
unto salvation" Tho parallel b,
tween the Divine power rs cxhibitce
in tho starry heavens, tho craggy
mountains and tho restless ocean; tn,
storm and pestilencc; and tho samo a.
manifested in tho renovation of :, ,
ruined nature; was admirably, draw
tho power to destroy and the pow
or to create. Tho speakers flown:
style, and easy sclErcliant manner
added tho graccs which gives poin
to the argument.
lie preached also an excellent dis
course, by candle light.
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p9I Our Charleston Exchanges an7
nonrfcc the DEATH Of VIM f. lMikclB
ono of tho most promising Of Of the
youngesE smsmbers Of tho, Charleston
Bar, on tho 2sd Instant. q
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t;Aeeoriing TO the circular Of a. lead.
any silk house in Lyons, tho lamcnta;
b'o and and unexpected outbreak OF wal
has nearly stopped all transactions in
1he silk marts Of that city. Largo
orders Of goods for Germany and
iaris nave been withdrawn, hut on
the other hand, in consequence of the
suspension 'of tho silk factories in
switzerland and in the Rhenish prev
1nces OF Prussia, several large sales
mt reduced prices ihagss6ecn made IN
lspgAsh'and Russian purehnscrs.
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Q. s. REy1zsuSIasas :; ladvofsiso.
meet Of James Fl rDsnpis Deputy
CoReetor, that he Viii bessat "a bbsaille
On the Both and 31st inst, for collcc-
ting the April, May, june a Assessments
,sTaaieD f3sae.I .aaeiba.
|.s 2 HalsssstllskF | ',aleEEssaal sgllssss,
Profss stenckrtthi ihxrssslJ1 correspon-
sgs|ssASa asg|sA| SafSsy' e1aats faRsS 5sSB,s s$o'
%, ,o92, Al; IrslrD
sar DR.. TAos. Ii. Issais,s i Repalaton,
8. G., offers for sale q valuable tract Of
and, fertile, well-timbered, and we'll
vatercd, 10 Oconce County.
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-aaitel|, state{ Thermal Reyep1P.

bophty Epllcptors 9alco, 81 Dist, sc.
-~sGSN EMhERRx. August 10th, 1870.
NOTICE is hereby given to all
~ whom it may concern that tho
Revenue Tax Books will be open at
ALbcville G. H., nithp Both and 3lse
days Of August inst, for receiving tho
Faxes Assessed in AbbevilIo County
during tho mouths of April, May and
June last after which timo tho pen
atty prescribed by law will bo. added
to the, assessment in all cases Of dc
iinqucncy aud collections legally en-
JAS. II. DENNIS,
Deputy Collector.
August % 1870 1S III .:r o.,
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S TIC RSv, James l.. MafaAli,
tho pastor elect will preach in the
Presbyterian ehnrch In this place, on
next Sabbath.
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August 20, 1870, 1S, 3t
GreGlVillG Female C9llego.

rENlIE undersigned have leased the Green
vile Female College FOR term of years
and design to make it al institution Of .hg
highest grade lor the instruction Of young Is.
dies
We have organized a corps Of competent
Teachers. to whom we propose TO give assist-
Ance by general supervision Of the whole
course Of study and arrangements Of the
School, aud also by giving instruction in s.r-
tain branches SO as not to couflict with OUT
engagements in the Seminary aud the Uuiver-
sity. We arc in correspondence with gentle-
man Of high character. whom We hope TO SCI
cure as President at AN early day. - . b.
The exercises will open Thursday, Septam.
ber I. 1870. aud close the last of June, 1871
/ Instructors in Literary Department.
- -, President. .ns. r.,v ! y!
REV. B. MANLY. Jn., Moral Science.
G. II, JUDSON, Geology and Natural Els.
tory. ...
ROBERT Mckay. Book Keeping and Solid
Branches. &c.. =.
Mis- 5. E uArPoLDT. Mathematics and
Latin. r.- ..'-r-- -....-.-.
Miss JUMELLE wu1LDEN, English Stu
dies. ..'g .
Miss sALLIE J. 1.OwNDEs, French. DO.
Miss ELIZA POWELL. Preparatory Studies
Music and Art Department.
Pref NJ. G. DECAMp5. C,.,;, . ...
Pr"f. f. Is. BACON, NI'"N'
bliss DORA FURMAN, Drawing DC.
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M , mn. 81. II ParEssr., s,syv.,S2 WaS }s y ,|sa asa
sle @ a asepta f. sell J. hjs I.s gih dhs
i pFs5SSysnept. Apply te bim at b hlNs l y ssss Rag:
|a5lnnfe |id5enee. : at at Of snsaf a1RoSA 8 4 iilss: -
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Expenses, per half Session, in Advance

Expenses, per half Session, in Advance
Tuition. Primnry,..... 90
Academic. c................... Is 90
Coll, giate, e,,............y.. 25 90
1ncdentals. -. ..................... 2 80
Music Oh Iinno.. rs 90 ''"
FreGch or Latin........ 10 O0:, :,
Board, per month nth........-.......... IL 90
Pupils may tnar.l. either in tho College
i,uilding, or with Mr.. koEEEr Mckay, under
The care Of one or more Of the Teachers at the .
above price, exclusive of fuel, lights and wash
ing II will tie observed that the rates both
for tui,i"n nId board have been materially re- :.
du"el. ard we oif.r The best advantages az tbs !:
low est price. For further information, Apply
to n. Rev. B. MANLY, ,Jr., or "
~- PrufTC. u.-JuDSON. -. (. =:
Crcenvlc, S. c.. August s, 1901
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NEWS SUMMARY.
- NJ

The German ladies Of Newark arc
giving private tbeatricals in aid OF
prussia -..-..- S' - =
The New York herald., 1870-05-07
CHESS MATTERS.

gra'd chess congress will be held at Baden
Baden, which will commence on the 18th Of July
next The most eminent chess players OF Europe
VIII attend among others Messrs ANDERSEN,
Kolsch, l.. Paulsen. Bird, Lange, Suhle. Neumann,
De Riviere, Blackburn and many other celebrities.
IL is to be hoped that America Will send few OF
her chess champions 10 the cong, css. Messrs Paul
MOrphy Samuel Lloyd and J. Mason could ably re-
present chess LII America.
The tournament at the Cafe International pro-
crosses slowly, very few games having been played.
The first class players have not yet broken lance
together; but it Is confidently expected that during
the coming week many interesting games VIII be
contested, IN which case the best games will be re-
corded IN our columns.
Recording chess games has ever been attended
with almost 1nsurmU lntabe difficulties. The Begin
ming of game, even OF match game, is played
rapidly, the middle OF the game may allow the re-
cOider sufficient time to take down tile moves, but
towards the end 1t frequently happens that the play
ers hasten Their play In such manner that no chess
reporter can follow them. Mr.. Frederick Perrin has
invented IA system OF recording games which Obvl-
ates these difficulties and by which he or any other
chess payer acquainted with the system record
u game however rapidly it may be played.
The New York herald., 1870-05-07
STREET QuoTATl1Si
Haif.pust Five o'clock r. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, May 6-6PM
BEEswAx.-We heard of further sales Western and
Southern were quoted at :6ec. size.
COCOA quiet, but quite steady I2%c. &c.,, gold
for Guayaqui In bond; 29c 30c do for Maracabo do
and 22hc a 2Sc. do. for Csraca.
CANDLES were dull, the demand being confined small
lots Prices were heavy at loo Sc for Western and city
adamantine, Ec. for patent and S6c &c. for sperm
CooPERAaR sToCk.-The market was passably active
and prices were quite steady ut the following quotations
Sugar shocks 3s inch heads ~ $s oS do Ss do 2 40
~; rum DO, W 25 6J box do, 1s0 Hoops. feet,
CoRDAGK-There was change in prices Manila was
quoted mt 22c &c. Sisa aud bolt rope Russia 2Oc
and tarred do at l7c.
COFFEr.--Rio was steady and Arm at our quotations.
though heard OF sales consequence. Othur kinds
were dui but held firmly at former figures We quote
Rio, ordinary cargoes ljc 15c fair do, 16c l6kc
good do I7c. 17ec. prime do lsc. c extremes for
Tots, 15c l9c.; Java, 2Dc 22c Singapore, lsc. I9c
Ceyon NC 19c. Maracaibo, l6lc a lgc. Laguayra,
16ac. lS14c.; jamaica, l5c a Ike; Costa Rca, I6c
2c; Manila, l6c. l7c Mexican 15c. 18c, and Savana
16c l7l6c., all gold, duty paid
CoTToN.-With improved demand from all classes of
buyers and comparatively light offerings the this
staple Grmer and prices advanced to the
h., closing steady at the Improvement The sales
209 bales, which gu for export S72 for spinning
and So6 speculation. Included the were ll5
bales arrive The business In future deliveries
SMALL though prices lrm Sales 300 bales
basis low mddng for June, at sac; 100 do for May
a 2c 800 do. for June at 2lSc, and 3 do for July al
We
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POLICE TRIALS.
Dissrnceful Scene in a station House.

Dsarnceful Scene in a station House.
Commissioner Brennan yesterday tried nineteen
complaints against officers. The evidence in the
OF Martin Cronin, Twenty eighth precinct flor
improper conduct, was very damaging On the oc-
casion Of Captain Speight's opening at his station
house in Liberty street. the 2sth ult.. officers from
other precincts were detailed for post duty.
Amongst them were CrOnn and Sergeant Doyle, Of
theTwenry-eighth precinct. The evidence showed that
about two A. NJ, on the 18th, officer German, OF the
Twenty->eveuth, was standing corner OF Liberty and
Greenwich streets with one Patrick Reddy, when
Cronin, who had the post, ordered them away
Reddy left, German remained, got into u quarrel
vita Cronin, who dubbed him badly and took him
TO the station house in Liberty street. where
Sergeant Doyle was in charge Here Cor.
man, In front OF the DESK accused Cronin
OF lying. when the latter drew his club and
dealt him heavy blow from which he is still suf-
ferng. Doyle took CrOnin's complaint, but let him
return to his post instead OF locking him up. The
Court reprimanded the sergeant and referred Gro
min case TO the Board, which will doubtless dismiss
him from the force. The facts were drawn out
through the inslrumentalty OF the Superintendent
and Captain Mcdonald. who heard Of the occurrence
and ordered reports made In writing.
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The market for spring wheat strengthened by
9 higher = though s: wnss sss s.,y y s s
ior rejected spring s y ior illinois, store
f. s;s sssis
we're sso SS.he. 4 81 is p misss n
Wis sSte yslow Eys S va. 'S dull aad So%ns
s - 0 s. state '%s ss Barley ps s.s Of @
byshs: a. ss,Sc sse for Western in siore s7sc
sss d. e for south
III market . nS for ss ay SSd wa fairly y but the
heavy lower, closing 81 Is for Georges There
o1 and 1 prices
ascea d e o sGs ys y esrs or oa % for e
&C., sos aen sn n %a m nIns .h at G zoe or
but ts demand but prices wers steady at former
FRxrenrs The marke. was s,vo and nr,ncr for grain
sa .S.sh Ss s .eaay ss %
slippers The snssgement. were: To Liverpool.
.ue eaISs per- sca%sr wheat Sa.s At
G a aS sS IL Sss s
Al is. 81 The charters wersA brig to boa, With 100
sUVo 6bls. crude petroleum a. Id bark $50 tons to
N sSs
on private sses .sr%sc nnIo,, go, s,,, ,.. :. -.
sales beng At isc soid in bond. and So
DO to arrive per chi'ders at the Bags d
Hrxr We heard Of no sales moment, though prices
were seoov him ia1c gOu,
6Sc do, for jutc I2c. l2c., do for sisaI and &C.
79c, do. for Tampico, In bond. were quoted
size Sales 1000 bales at 4;ac 8 1l6c.
uAY was steady, with moderate demand We quote =
81 90 short do, SIC.
HIpns:The %arks. was quiet the demand for all kinds
continuing light but prices were quite steady We quote
y gpsnos enc AZ Ayrss = to % lbs, sss stc seld do y to
23c, do: Corrientes "a to % lbs. 21c 27c. do Rio
Grande 20 to22 &c do Oncco q to 81 be 2sc Ssc
do California; ~ TO % lbs, 2ic 2lSc do Central Amer
IS . y S IS e 1s sc do M %%'s a
10 lbs, l9c. do; Vera Cruz, 10 10 ~ ibs., 1919
2Oc do Tampco. 20 To % lbs, 19o Ike do. BogotA,
lS ~ lbs, lSlqc.
There change to note in the condition of
the market Tbere p0deIss demaad Zoe A2tao
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FLOUR AND URAIN-Receipts, 5,dU1 bbs Hour 6UJ bags
NEAL 34l bushels wheat 24i8 do corn 1871 OATS
e,l00 do ana $3.50 do. malt The -four market
shade hrer for low grades which IA fair export
demand. The sales about II 900 bbs Southern tour
qujls STEADY, with moderate demand Saes, 6y0 bbis
Rye -four remained Gm, with moderate demand The
quo bbs Corn meal quiet but nru at quota
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AN OLD STApBNG AfFaAY--fATAl RESULT.

Information was received al the Coroners ofiice
yesterday afternoon that Patrick Welsh mad died in
Bellevue Hospital from the effects OF u stab wound
On 81. Patrlck's Day deceased and Michael Martin,
who lived at No. 500 Second avenue, drank to ex.
cess and while in that condition became involved in
quarrel and fought desp erately for several minutes
Martin, who came out second best IN the fight drew
jaGGkn,fe and stabbed his antagonist In the left
groin, infictng u terrible wound. Welsh was re-
moved 10 Bellevue Hospital, where he improved rap
Idly for time, but eventually pyema set In and he
sank gradually III Wednesday evening, when death
ensued. Martin, who attempted TO escape immedi.
ately after the stabbng secured and Is supposed
To stilI be IN custody. Coroner Flynn has taken
charge OF Ibe case and VIII make an investigation
on Tuesday next Deceased has left a small family.
UTAH GOLD MINING.-The "President' has for
years discouatenanced not only mining but pros
spectng through his domains. Up TO last June The
few who went out on such errands did not return,
and nave not since been heard from or have been
that time placer digging has bceu going on al Bng
hams canon, some twenty miles from here, and
Notwithstanding the lack of water, $3.50 900 in
dust have been brought by the Two banking houses
here, and IL Is Estimated ta three times tile amount
has been sent to San Francisco for assay and
The silver mines OF C0ttonw0,i anl other cailons
are now attracting the most attention One rm has
shipped three hundred car tOals OF to san Fran
cisco In the past i0ur months. Some il brinrs a2g6
"A ton IN silver aside from forty per cent of cad
WhCh covers Trcignt and other expenses. but tile
average yield nas been 9bout $50 ton.-,Scas ntial
JObf0IL
The New York herald., 1870-05-07
New York Cen. d Hud. consolidated
GOLD HIGHER AND sTRoN

The advance In the rates of foreign exchange led
to more activity in the Gold Room, and the price OF
gold advanced to 114zs, between which figure and
l14% 1t was steady all day. The few operators In
gold have the market to the emselyes for the present
as the stock market absorbs just now the specu.
lative interest of the street II the impression
that the frmer ruling Of gold to-day was assisted by
some of the stock cliques, with view to helping
their railway investments. which decline in
gold seems to reflect inevitable dulness IL not weak
ness and heaviness. The course OF the gold market
The New York herald., 1870-05-07

sissirpi Central Railroad, nrst mortgage, 70 rs;
do, second do, 6l a 81; Memphis ana Charleston,
nrst mortgage, IS 81; do., second DO, rs so: do,
stock. 43 a 10; Greenville and Columbia Railroad,
guaranteed. 70 IL; Macon ana Brunswick, guaran-
teed by State OF Georgia. 81 u 50; Arkansas sevens
10 76ls
THE sUB-TREAsURy REPORT.
The following shows the results Of to.day's busl.
The New York herald., 1870-05-07

Holders of gold paid from Q to o per cent to have
their balances carried. The operations of the Gold
Exchange Bank were as folOws:-
GOld cleared. sol 7S7 900
uOld Daiances. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 79880l
currency DaanceS. ........... OIL 668
The New York herald., 1870-05-07
Ha3T1fRx CV,vklsy.
A KutrbtIy TiIt nt Prospect

KDtghtIy Tilt nt Prospect Park.
II proposed TO hold two tournaments ON the letn
and Goth instant tho Prospect Park Fair Grounds.
where the tis and contests OF ancient times VIII 10
practically shown. knights. ladies' and pages from ala
parts Of the country are expected be present and
Inc approving miles OF the Queen OF Beauty OF tno
occasion VIII be CALAMITY c0ntended for W experus
WIN the chiv alrous lance ami blade The prizes f0s
the successlu competitors In the knghtly joust are
both beautiful anu costly. All the prominent gene
rails oil the army are invited to attend The afatY
promises 10 be very brilliant aud highly enterai Ang.
The New York herald., 1870-05-07

fair inquiry export but sales were restricted.
pecsy the latter by the hmness OF holders, who de-
manded aud obtained lac 22Isc for common to prime
grades.
sole was active for HI grades except
light Ayres inferior Of common hides which
Ia but the sales continue to exceed them FOR Union
tho mar ket was and heavy. Rough was quc As
former prices. We append tho current quotations
The New York herald., 1870-05-07
THE sUs-rREAsuRY REPORT.

rhe following shows the results Of to.day's busl
ness al the Sub-Treasury in this city,
The New York herald., 1870-08-20

Urh ws reached Birejek, sl:rge sod picturcsS.,e
town. on the bank OF the Euphrafes. which at this
point is very wide. Like most other places In
turkey it used at one time to be much bigger
than it il now, and the serial will well repay an
tIouarisn overlaung. Built Of br0wnish gray
stone, on the extreme bank Of the river. with
many minarets aud an imposing serial. and sur.
rounded by fringe of dark foliaged trees, among
which one now and then catches glimpse Of the
walls, it is indeed town to be remembered. The
ferry over the Euphrates is conducted by boats
exactly similar to those have described above.
With my arrival at this city. Aleppo. closes the
account OF this my journey through Asistic
Turkey-a journey thousand miles in length and
which has taken Fix weeks to accomplish. If I
had attempted to give in detail all that have
seen chat has been strange and novel I should
have had to write book, not newspaper letter
have here, indeed, given only the salient features
of the tour. Perhaps there are some Americans
who might like to take this route on their way
round the world instead of following the usual.
road from Snez to Bombay. Hso, and if they are
willing to rcnouncc all the usual uxuries, and even
the most common comforts of civilized life. they
will see great deal which they could see In no
other way and they will certainly have vivid
Idea of what life in Turkey is like.
The New York herald., 1870-08-20
lmpReyEp mrrNop OF AscearMMMc CASUALTIES IN wAA.

A new method, IL is reported, has recently been
devised for ascertaining accurately the fate Of
every soldier killed in action. The system has
been introduced In Prussia, and under It every
DC, ON : piece Of parchment, which is to bs at.
tached to his uniform when going into action. Tho
parchment will be collected from the dead who
are inferred on the battle field. and the enemy
slips by flag of truce. II is stated that $40 900
pieces Of parchment have already been cut by
machinery, and are in the hands Of numerous
copylsts to receive the names and descriptions Of
the soldiers Of The Prussian army. A somewhat
similar plan was suggested during the war Of the
rebellion by the Sanitary Commission. but tho
great number of unknown graves Of United States
soldiers proves that the plan cannot bo carried
out In the field. While the army is advancing tho
burial of the dead 10 left In the hands Of the Ooun
try people. who. would pay little attention to the
regulation requiring the collection Of the parch.
ments.
The New York herald., 1870-08-20

the Wells, two Masters Of the Ceremonies. Pur-
suivant, Tyer. and. at the discretion Of the High
Priest. chaplain.
The New York herald., 1870-08-20

VNANTED-OUTDOOR SALESMAN, IN A SASH,
w blind door busness thoroughly competent; good
references. Apply after T. NJ corner I'D avenue and
7lBt 81.
The New York herald., 1870-08-20

VN7AETED A FIRST CLASS SALESMAN FOR A
w Southern hardware jobbing house who under
stands his business thoroughly Address box %6 New York
Office,
The New York herald., 1870-08-20

A N AMERICAN LADY OF ABILITY AS HOUSEKEEP.
n err competent take entire charge city country
good references Address DEBORAH. Herald Branch Office
krnnkIyn
The New York herald., 1870-08-20

A YOUNG LADY FROM THE NORTH OF ITALY
n speaking English and capable OF teaching French, Ger
Italian also music, desires situation resident
daily govcrness Address A. It., Fishkil, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1870-08-20

1NANTED-A SITUATION AS COACHMAE; CAN ACT
w butler First class reference, security
auired Address Z. r., Paterson, M.
The New York herald., 1870-08-20

XXrANTED-RY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT MAN
situation a. coschman and groom; will be found
obiging first class city references Address c. G. b.
200 Herald once, for two days.
The New York herald., 1870-08-20

A YOUNG AMERICAN LADY WISHES SITUATION
n as bonsekeeper refined and used to good society
and capable OF doing all kinds OF work Is alone object,
home more than high salary Address c. A. b. New Haven
Post Office.
The New York herald., 1870-08-20

THOMAS GAFFNEY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s5 CEN
r ire street. se this day. oh o'clock ct 10 Ridge stree
fine Showcases Counters Ice Boz Stoves Candles Starch
Soap, Sugar, Coffee, &c.
The New York herald., 1870-08-20

(IOACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED-BY FIRST
~ class single Of long experience the city, pro-
duce the best city reference Call address COACHMAN
at Brewster's Carriage Repository, 65 East 25th st.
The New York herald., 1870-08-20

A hCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTlONEEh
n Onlco and Sassrooms, 81 Nassau street, opposite the
Mortgage sale OF Hotel Furniture.
WEDNESDAY
and FRIDAY.
each day, commencing at l0S O'Clock, by JOHNSTON
VAN TASSELL, at their saesrooms ~ Nassau street.
The Hotel Furniture Of 5b nearly new and In first
rate order, removed the convenience OF SALE
ON WEDNESDAY, 2aTH,
at the residence No Ia West street.
the entire elegant Furniture Of the above House. Particulars
N time
The New York herald., 1870-08-20
HELP WANTED-MALES.

POY wANTED-TO CLEAN KNIVES AND FORKS
ID and make himself generally useful In q dining saloon
no night nor Sunday work. wages $l2 month. Apply a
No. Coenties slip.
The New York herald., 1870-08-20

YOUNG LADY AS LADYS COMPANION, HOUSE
n keeper objection to travel be
II Steclc's Hotel. room No. 49.
The New York herald., 1870-08-20

A GERMAN, 81 YEARS OF AGE, JUST ARRIVED
"A from New Orleans, speaking and writing English with
experience IN the shipping business and general oce work
Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1870-08-20

(tOLiOR SALESMAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AR.
~ ranGeInent would be made with Grst class Must
be thoroughly versed the business Address box l04l
Post Office
The New York herald., 1870-08-20

LADY WRITING A RAPID AND PLAIN HAND DE-
"A sires copying to do, either at home lawyers
once Address NJ H. box II Hoboken IN. J.) Post Office.
The New York herald., 1870-08-20

A YOUNG SWEDISH LADY, EDUCATED AND RE-
fined desires position in wid0wcr's family to take
of his house. Address ADA, box Ill Herald Office.