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4E za}AsW w. III. TWEED.
The letter / wrote to Harry
Genet wuz answered by friend nv
his, who remarked that Mr.. Genet
was abroad for his health, but that
he shood forard it to him, and that
MIR. G wood doubtless contribbit,
ez he wuz, ez no alluf he'd bin, q
staunch friend of Reform.
From the South the RESPONSES
were encouragin, tho notproftable.
From every one nv the glorious
soljers nv the Confederacy come
words NV cheer. They bid me go
on and deel heavy blows agin the
monster Radicleism, and in support
not only nv Reform, but NV our
common country. Four yeers more
NV Radicle rool wood be sufishent,
they wuz every one nv EN- convinst,
to destroy the Government be
quethed us by our fathers, and
which he'd bin made sacred by
their blood.
Aleck Stephens wrote me o letter
approvin nv the design NV the
paper that hvered sixty. eight pages
of foolscap, but he didn't enclose .
dollar, which wuz . lame and impo-
i tent conclooshen.
One man from Alabama insisted
that the motto nv the moo paper
sllood be 'sOfIlsis in rite hands and
purity IN Offs" The ofisis, he
went on to remark, Good never be
in rite hands 60 long ez Q disgustin
niger wuz Postmaster in Napoleon
vile, q place which he wunst okke-
/ pied under johnson. He believed
in nonpartixanism, and the Presi-
liant ought 10 reassure the people
by shown EN- that he wuz not in
Aooenced by partizan feelins. Let
the President remove his appintees
and put DEMOCRATS in their places.
When he wuz removed and that
niger wux put in his place, he, foz
the first time in his life, despaired
~ the Republic.
Z wuz astonished at the numbe,
b ~ responses / got from Repub.
ins. They cum in by the bushel
Every one nv EN- he'd lost all faith
in Republikin form nv Govern
ment-every one nv EN- bleeved
that the Government he'd fallen
into bad hands, and CONSISTENTLY
they despared nv the Republic
One pekooliarity nv this despart
WIZ, they all specified the date al
which they commenced desparin, 9,
for instance:
son the 18th nv July, 1873,
felt that all wuz gone"
Or this:
"On the 22d nv August, 1872,
felt that the sun nv Republikinisn
had set forever, onless chang
Good be made"
I wuz at some pains to ascertain
why things went to room on then
pertikeler days, and I found tina
It wuz Jooly Is, 1873, that tn
first he'd been detected for renom
enashin to Congress, and that o.
the 22d uvAngust, 1872, the secon'
he'd bin removed from Collector
ship, and the others wuz in th
same state nv health without 81
| cepshin. But it don't do to in
quire too pertikerlerly. They bt
leeve the Government is in b.
q hands and that is enuf for mel
| These men-and all NV this elias,
demand reform, but they didn'
inclose no material aid. How d
they spose the battle agin acorrur
Administrator is to be fought {
they don't furnish ammunisheni
I got in donashens land loanl
which is the same thing1 abor
. $500. The paper will be ishoo
! next week. Ihev paid Basoom 81
and Deekin Pogram $25, ON al
: kount, which hez encouraged then
Things look brighter for m
May my sky continyoo uncloude'
8, PETROLEUM Y. MASSEY,
, Editor Cross Roads RefOrmer.
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BOSTON, Feb. IL, ISL

So EsEtses BOSTON, Feb. ~, ISL.
Mr.. H. X. Stevens-Dear Sir: About one
4 ar since found myself in n feeble c0ndi-
on from general debility. Vcgetine was
i rongly recommended to me by q friend
Z no had been much benefited by Its uke.
i procured the article and, after using sev-
nj bottles, was restored to health, and DIS
4 3ntinued its use. i feel quite confident that
lere is no medicine superior to 1t for those
7 pmplaints for which 1t is especially pre-
1 lred, and would cheeffully recommend 1t
I those who feel that they need something
F, restore them to perfect health.
14 Respectfully yours, {4
u. L. PET.rINGILL,
irm of s. NJ. Pettingill & TO-, 10 State st.,
Boston.
Vegetine extends its influence into every
,rt of the human organism, commencing
/. 18th its foundation, correcting diseased ac-
ON and restoring vital powers, creating q
ealthy formation and publication of the
.ood, driving ont disease, and leaving ma
ire to perform its allotted task. Vegetinc
sold by all druggists. 514w
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.Censtans Employmenf, AT HOME
Male or Female, $50 week warranted. No
capital required. Full particulars and q
valuable sample sent free. Address, with s
cent return stamp. A. d. YOUNG,
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SAMPLES sent by mail for JOc. TINT re-
tail quick for $40. II. L. WOINOIT, III
Chatham Square, N. Y. N-4w
A GENTS WANTED-e0 to $40 made
n daily. Samples mailed free. N: IL.
WHITE. NJ. a4W
nuA A WEEK TO AGENTS.-Fastest
vVQ selling articles out. Three valuable
0iu samples for ten cents.
J. BRIDE, 767 Broadway, New York.
5l-4w
VITORKING CLAS6-Male or Female,
w $50 week employment at home, DAY
or evening; no capital; instructions ana val
liable packages OF goods sent free BY mail.
Address, with six cent stamp, NJ. IOUNG
CO., l73 Greenwich street. New York. ola
"EDEOGRAPHY,"A new book on the
art Of Writing by Sound; q complete system
Of Phonetic Hand, the shortest, most
simple, easy, and comprehensive, ena-
bling any one in q short time to report triai,
speeches, sermons, etc. The Lord g Prayer
is written with 40 strokes OF the pen, ana
lao words per minute. The unempioyed
should learn this art. Price by mail ~
cents. Agents wanted. Address I. w:
EVANS & CO., 130 S. 7th st., PhA., IA. Oh
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The Highest medical Ausherities ~
Europe say the strongest Tonic, Purtfier
and Deobstruent known TO the medical
world Is fkaaa ~ sfe8 ~qFs&@sss#easF 81
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~ Nas-tsi I
aAlz 01 81
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truth is Mighty and win Prevail.
YEGETIN.E l,o !. i,
UnIFIEs THE BLOOD AND ne
EarORES THE HEALTH.

=
Sevemty-Onc Years Of Age.
EAST MARsIfFIELD, Aug. y, lSs0.
Mr.. Steyens--Dear Sir: / am seventy zone
a .ars of age: have suffered many years with
Sidney Complaint, weakness In my back
Fad stomach / was induced by friends to
your Vegetine, and think IT the oesI
te<ficine for weakness Of the Kidneys
yer used have tried many remedies for
Ills complaint, and never found SO much
) lief AZ from the Vegetine.4 It strengthens
al inyiyorates the whole system. Many
III my acduafntances have taken II, and
relieve it to be good for all tho complaints
n which II is recommended.
Yours truly, JOSIAH II. SHERMAN
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Recommend IL Heartily.
- SOUTH BosroH, Feb. Z, 1870.
Mr.. Steyens-Dear air: have taken sew
J al bottles of Your Eegetine, and ana con-
need 1t is a valuable remedy for Dyspep-
: u, Kidney Complaint, and general debil-
I /; the system. can heartily recommend
b. to all suffering nom the above mplaints.
- Yours respectfully, aetg ga5
MES. MUNROE PARKER,
s4 tf25zfGW Ht 386 Athens street.
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afxrmor and Friend If Purity

lsef4 rmer and Friend Of Purity. I
wish ] could spare more, for Of ever
hers wuz q time when public and
private purity pep3&d heesti4, Ethle
IL the time. We MdGf combine 70
crush Republikinism aad innogger-
ats . rain nv purity. Iwould send
more but the fact Is policy selling
i dull md faro-hanls afn't more
than paying expenses But sich
,eRmy donashen il, take IL
- Trooly,
BxN WooD."
That noble patriot John Morri-
sey, wrote me thu = IS EG =
II bid you God speed in yoor
noble enterprise. The time hez
come for . vigorous war agin the
corrupshen that is sappin the foun-
dnshens nv Amerikin liberty. !
can't send 700 eny more, for I hay
he'd . -terlibleruM Nv luck st two
nv iny faro banks, and the repcctsfs
I had to pay at the last elekshun
drained M but 4 hev he'd VOC
Appinted TO IN ofds under the
Sheriff Of Moo York, and will hev
It arranged that yoog salary shell
be- sent yoos Nv course 700 will
hev 10 lie here ON eleckshun Days
10 vote in sich precincks ez are
assigned 700. May yoor efforts 81
brmgin our country up 70 It's for.
mer standard NV virchoo be crown.
ed With aalooeag.. - 3 - rlnlA 81
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A Oouree 0f Great Anxiety.
" daughter has received great benefit from
j ne use of Vegetine. Her declining health
las a source Of great anxiety to all other
lends. A few bottles of the Negetine re-
{ Ored her health, strength and appetite.
~ 80 N. H.TnDEN, =
2 ,surance and Real Estate Agent No. AZ
Sears Building.
Boston, Mass, June 5, 1872. Is
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A Man Of a Thousand.

When death was hourly expected from
and DIR. IT. JAMES was experimenting, he
incidentally made q preparation of INDIAN
HEMP which cured his only child, and now
stamps to nav expenses. HEMP also cures
night sweats, nausea at the stomach, and
Will break fresh cold in "a hours. Address
Craddock & Co., 1882 Race street, Phuadel-
phla, naming this paper. aAs4 z
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In reference to Patent Laws chesrfelly given
Copies Of the Laws and Rules and RegulA-
tons Of the Patent Once, will be sent gratis
on application. In applying for = Patsn
the applicant should ~
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Hopefully, ,.....,.,
,JoHx MoRR1srY.' >

g Boss Tweed wrote ex follows,
"Iwrite in bonds But oppressed
ez I am by crooel persekooters I
take o lively interest in everything
that looks to purity in ofishel mat
ters. In my lonley cell, on Black
wells Island do I groan for my
country. / hev directed my son
Richard to send 700 $50 to aid
yoor paper jest ez soon ez he kin
collect it from the ongrateful con-
tractors who refoozed to divide
with me when I got into trouble,
on contracts which I give em when
I wuz in power. But go on in yoor
good work.
Trooly, zaa
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NCT.ICE
The Pine Tree Cordial
WORM SUGAR DRo. g..

Being undermy Immediate direction, hey
shall not lose their curative qualities by the
use Of cheap aud impure articles. 70
@85 MRNRY =. WI0MAKE,
a.aieaaisfGs Rropraeeos.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-27
Hmusemenis.

A MUSEMENT MARVEL OF THE AGE.
$:ssE $:s:E :$:s: s$: #::$S:$::
ss$:ssss 8: It'll iii $s:E EsE z.$iF#EzFss z$s
succKspsD h1sDAT By SIeHE baIEr foui sThrsrross,
AFTERNOON AND EvsSIsG.
sSyEtFIEs sSyEtFIEs WETHSSF without sSssEa sSssEa
csa.rbqsions from d. Old werht
ss s HUsDssD ss# sSs HSsEs
DAZZLING SPECTACULAR PAGBANTsi
HgsDssBs Ss Ss LADIES LADIES AsB 4sB
In Grand Arenic Coutestsi
sEs.sEs q q TIE THE S9ss wosIgs WSsPss
sssA$sss sssss 81 T#s T#s SSsESs SSs %Ss WOsDsH
z$$$$$$; $$E$s 6: & iii III
H4ssoos 'a 4sD ''f sSssSs ''''
RRYANT's OPERA HOUSE. 23D-ST.
1T SRs
W HENRY RICK, JAN BRYANT. HOGAN. EsBRs0s. 70
I YCEUM THEATER. NELSON.
II ~ GhAU ch'zz3IA "a w 'Is''ss' and hanase
LAST PBRFoRMAscss IN wfoRK THIS SEASON
THIS TUESDAY svESfSG, Oct. s7.
-. Mucn ADO ABOUT NOTHING ~, rnr
WEnSKSp4Y MINI iB9 b9hE3 hSoT AsS SoTaisG
FRIDAY oct 80 ONLY BEAEPT Mss AS SEI5S9S 5i xoru,sa
SATURDAY AFTERNOON Oct 81 at 100
osLr NELSON Srea sAr,SEs, .So ,eorr NOTHING
SATURDAY BvBSSG-MIss sRILsoSs FAREWELL FAREWELL ~, ,,r
R0AE0 AND JULIET
I YCEUM THEATERTSe5ise TEIR; ;SSSsss Extraordinary
the queen LOaoo will make her debut this
ENGLISH OPERA BoUFFY
odenbsehs Bouds represented 300 nights London BY Miss
'o-DN'' 'n' ''' S6as1SSkY|iRvE DIX BRABAsr
The novel English Ogea Boune must not be
csve ssU,.on %bes without c.ns The shom
pgHs Of sh the The and VI"
DAo'A' ' MISS s0LDRSE : '''''''
wi" be supported Sy osESa ssT BSTygs igs SSsspssY
sppesre with her the Philharmonic open Comqa and
The sale seat. viii commence on THURSDAY 90 a.
TTNION SQUARE THEATER.
u propretor. Mr. SHERIDAN SHOOK SHOOK
Manager Rom, :; Owe; = 10 .o NJ PALMER
Rvry evening matinee viii os
MAGNIFICENT REVIVAL
Of Sheridan Kuowles's delightful play
THE HUNCHBACK.
JULIA ber appearance the ps Miss CLARA MORRIS
.r sa,t sDDeSrsuse tbs KArR CLAYTON
MASTER WALTER. .Mr. FREDERIC ROBINSON
fr,t ,UpsanDee ibis season. Mr. CHARLES R. THoRsB ~
Mo2Ds % m @ % @ M M OWN
PATRON tby courtesy Of Jarrett & -
Plimer). J. EDWIN IRVING
MASTER WILPORD D...............-....... H. DALIOs
MASTBK HBAkTW ELL. MI u IS MOhhtS
GAYGL0VR.. Mr. JOHN MATHBwS
STEPHEN ................. Mr. W NILDbn
s2aRTHtL sss9sST aSiGLET
Tue scenery, costumes furniture and appointments
ALI. NEW.
of acts Al Is fOows
Ii Ludgae Hill
1T he gAden Of MAster house.
The garden Of Masr Hesrtwes house near
London.
ia
Act. Iv-Litrary Msste HeartweI's house
YGrand the Bari Of Rochedalss house
SEATS SECURED IN ADVANCE
New-York tribune., 1874-10-27
gteamboats ami RAILROADS..

A LBANY and TROY DAY LINE-Steamer
"A ARagSA viii .,,. New Yors MOna.ys Wednesday and Pn
Returning Saturdays $50
Landing at YONKKRs TARRYTOwN. and kYACk tby hry-
best) WEST POINT CORNWALL and NBWBURGH. POUGH-
KBBPSIk. RaISRBECR. CAfsKILL aud HUDSON. .
Tp tickets West Point Cornwall and Newbgrgh retunns the fol-
lowing dsy, ST..
FOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, landing at
Couenss Cornwall se~bursh Marlborough Melton Poughtcep-
West Park ksopus steamboat Jamss W. Baldwin leaves Harst
Pier B. Monday wednesday and FRIDAY at o'clock m
E0R NORWALK and DANBURY-The popu-
lar stesmoost NKLLY WHITE daily foot Of Markesst
24S and Thrtyh at O'Clock Returning Norvsk
1859 Of Dspbury and NewHaven ranA Rednced
Fare. so Excursion tickets, 81 90.
E'OR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, landing
At Cosns Cornwall, S.wbursh M.eorcrsh M,S1 Highlands
Hsrnsons Pier "a r. every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SAT
URDAY at4n
New-York tribune., 1874-10-27

IIkFUkD kAILkOAD ROUTE TO NEW
PoaT, 4 L-Csrryiss u. f. Nail
~. G th. In. sIs s:os and p n es!sss: m trains
.N S;lO Sleeping eIyrsss arriving at ssspsr' Al
THzauosx xARsRx sussnsspu6sal
New-York tribune., 1874-10-27
6teampsars auo Railroaos.

RNDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonie
&c s1 a'rs and s i,
NENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,
~ ALLENTOWN Linz TO THH wEST-psssager sse Frsgh,
ssss sI % N S "r:ou s Lsss md wss
kk ThSss 'S Ls end sssS1ss.nsa PssS s G WITH
w'' also 70 Centre sn:y'a@ sRs ss Sa
eons1sn aas 3 s7s.ss as sss
Tam Tam ST s fSs ssS s Rs s.aS esu.s w.
s.s S aAs s cT.e. y TTson w D L.s and
sns.s al ss gs esss 91ss + ss%sys for
barre With through Oanls wiausper IA
S iSsS sEiras% % ssr s ' fS%Us'sn B.sr s. Allentown.
Ma cAsst nsssns ~, n.1s,S. M1se.Is Sess'n Read
s@p aMsy Tran Ss.o" ca.,.sss. s .se ssl,,a.rs
..ss. % % Dor S F.n .ss .as Ave. s 1' A'' 0A''
z:Sop a-wN Train for So@sr7ls and sleningsOa
SRss n-ws' Trna for PisinSsld
own. Msueh Chunk "ilesbss TOwand Rsa1ns HARRISBURG
'SS-s4I sssa p %~%s1 Tr-in. for sOncrvirr
S,s0p n-lEmigr.nt'-For Rasion
i2:05 D n. -For PIaia6ea
FoI EGr.Oeh S;l5, g. Sis. sAO 7;So s:4s, 9:4o
OisG II5 .i 40 4is 5 5:5 $50 5:45 g. 6i0 $50 4 49,
s:l5. sl5 1880 l;l5. II p - = .,,
HP BALDWIN General Passenger Aeess '''' anu "-A
ERIE RAILWAY.
u sUxSsR AEsASsESEyr Of Tsa' taking eject sept Fl 1874
s1i CeaEo Day EErsa Dra~irgrOOm cOaehes
10 Bunslo sBd Sleeping Coacsss 10 destination
1913 n-EKprs Mail or BuaSlo al Niagara Falls Sleeping
7p n-a,yl Psisc Express Sleeping Coaches
Buas Niagara Falls CBeinsu st. Louis Desrot and
Chicago without change
Sors Jery. 7:sO, 1880 o, 's:15 and lo45 m, 4:3O
nSs,o,p 1s 80 $500 s9:I5 ana 45A m S45 4:3O
t6. so AMI TIE 1870, lu4J IN 4:3O y II
sonSscl ssih New oswesO Midland RailIOad.
Sss sSaSs' .eG s e $3.50 o. 5I5 I % 1o 695 H. $780, s.i5
wsrS,eS $50 lO;45 m snd 4:SO D. N.
i Ss~burrb - 30 9. aud lGi5 5:30 and 4:So D. m
s1aer, 6 s:s5 so. -e:l5. and l045 l45,
S45 B. d M. 80. - ami EIl3O N. -
Rdzewool Hohokns. Aerdsle and Rsnsevs t6 6-4b I3O
PETERSON 70 e.57 1880 $3.50 10 10 .9:l5 1O,45 1880
Io3O 645 =. s:l5 lV:3O. and > l5Y D; NJ -
SeEark. '6 :. $3.50, 49, lO45 aud lIi5O m $40, 4ao
el5 an 1870 "a q m, Nd .ne \ iso SlS S' AIS 5.5
- s. II as D. m snd II Sssurdsy nights onlT - - -
Rutherfuri Park 645 1880 $3.50 f915 10, IL
aeon; sI:45 g. 3:45. 6l5 o. 6:30 Gao o;l5 1OSO and
ea,. spi Har,ensacs 4:45 s:I5 and fs,45 n: l. g.
o AMI 6 o. N. and II SAtariay nshts onE - M o-
4s5 545 7l5 ~ AS - saturday nights ony
Psrm"n, snd Nysek IS Is g m 1880 3l5 4:45 5;45.
10 w. vus, a 4 4s SIS is45 - and IO45 m l. A. 445
& nm ami II SsturdAy ghi only.
Yora-TSns leaving ChAmberst ON even OF nal hours eve
sren minutes above tune trains leaving Cham
2SsI thftv minutes earlier boat
ssvs 23st al D. With train leaving Chambers
81 q, The ~ mdn ghi, 4;45 and 5I5 N trains
' % M ns.sse ,no for apartments Drawing snd
g Cas can be- obtane oTs Tor the checking and transfer OF
Cosr-,t BROOKLYN and the ConDanys Depots
Er~ss rus West arrive IN New lorA al aV n ziV
and 1906 D. .sr,.sv, oniv
JSO. y. AbBO T. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1874-10-27
SToNlNGToN LINE for NEWPORT and

Tn sn6 magnificent steamer RHODE ISLAND ruesfsys
tefsdss and the s.sant se1mef bTOhlhG
TON hosesys WsdhssHys and Prdsys ron Pe 55 NORTH hVer
t Of JsE-t Boston ahead OF all other nes
esess o sale all pnBops railroad one and secured
he csoss ef wesooss spd a. $40 Broadway
DB VRAU, Freight Agent W. PlLklhs GenL FsS agent
g. BABCOGK President
New-York tribune., 1874-10-27
Porters.

DORTER and USEFUL MANA young man
would like position as PORTER In s'ore hotel or once Is
willing hme generally furnish good cty refer
moderate al ODBLL
AGENCY, lU9 W est 3aths corner Broadway
New-York tribune., 1874-10-27
Walters.

WAITER-By q Swede, with excellent city
references neat willing obhng inlust1oast
sober clothed Cali the SWEDISH OFFICE 1Vo
East 27th-st, near 4th-sve
New-York tribune., 1874-10-27
200 PIANOS AND ORGANS,

New md secondhand, Of First-cIass Makers vtu 10
,od Lower Prices Jor oa.A isstaIimen. o. r..
City Country, daring this month. ~ HORACE
WATERS & son, No. isl Broadway, than ever be-
fore offered in New York. SPECIALITY Pianos
and Organs let until tie rent pays tAs price
Of the Instrument Illustrated Catalogues Mailed.
A large discount Churches. schools. Lodges etc.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-27

~ "A Protestant would or
groom Wiling himself usefn and tor Doctor
understands the Of hos thoroughly furnAh
Can be seen At ODkLLs AGENCY 100 W 54h egnsI Bgesa
sAI. lsagiss W. y. -
New-York tribune., 1874-10-27

i the NEW Jersey SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
Pare from New Y0r - Philade Dbia oniv - 20
MONDAY 49, 1874 the sfsunch ano com
steamboats, JANE hOSELY and DAY STAR connecting Al
SANDY Hook with . trains. vii
Leave YorE rom Pier g n r. foot Of Rsetorst
$40 Pniiadepha Loug Branch Toms hvcf " are
tO~n. TBekertou Vine and and BrigetOD
400 mPOr Long Branch. Toms RIVER "areown bArnegs'
Taekeron
New-York tribune., 1874-10-27

A CARD.
NRw.YoRx CONszRvAvonY.

n CARD.
IA
NEW YoRx COEszRvkronY
MAX MARETzRX CsDdactsr 0psrse mprrs.
rio associated direction of the NbWYORK cOksRRv
AroRY OF MUSIC No. Fosrssnhst tscxt d~ Delpsnco
personally prepare
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH.

Commencing Ssptenber "A, 1874
Trans leave Harlem kiyer Station at :. 9:l5 Loo
4:UO 4:4O 5.l5, AM 645 - ,,- Nm,
Of MOrrissna STEAMBOAT 20 leaving ruiso
marie. Sin for Harlem River Station Nor,h NeS-l0rk
Per posters At hotet aao aepop
JOHN MOODY. n. !. DIVISION, New H-tOrk.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-27
9ituafions Udnteo-- Males.

COACHMAN and GR00M-By a ingle man.
" "a driver and good groom
sso do gardening nik and general p
best mediation Call CARPEsTBRs IJs West liih.s
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8ituations Wonteo--Mdles
Farmers.

E,ARM HAND.-A respectable single young
voad Ike place farm 20 make himself asefu anse
faming milking &e and can
furnish rood reference Car ODBLLS AGENCY lO9
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-11-13
ORITU

Died, at Pleasant HILL Ala Oct l5:h, 1874,
after pain full illness Of pluro pneumonia our
beloved and esteemed frierd, Capt. SA IL Ell
w. CATS, leaving devoted wife and three
interesting children. He was b ,rn in Alex N
'dris, Va, N y Sh, 1874 but has rcsidc'i in
Alabama eincs 1872, where he ashonored and
respected by q large circle of lie: d. ana NC
quniut ances." He was q fa th'ul and indus eEt
lat sband and father, and surround d his home
With every comfort which taste and refinement
required. As God prospereI him 10 DC save Of
6is subsistence to the poor and destitute. No one
of suffering humanity pVer was turnet AWAY
empty from his DOOR Christ said, "Whosoever
shall give to drink unto one Of these little ones
u cup of cold water only in the nam. of y d.: cipe,
verify, say unto you, be shall IN no wise loose
his reward He WAS member OF .h1 Baptist
Church for the last twenty years; and dlel IN
the hope Of y bright and happy re union with
friends hohadagone hGorei and with Cnrst,
the Living He'd. 1 he community has lost one
OF, its most sturdy, u:elu ener- etc and honor
able citiz,ns one whose place it will take years
TO supply, but our loss is his, oter nj gain.
HIS FRIEAn.
, .PIiEAsAsT HILL. ALA, Oc!. u. 1874.
Died, in New York city, at his residence lon
day mornig. Nov 2, 1874 at CLOCK, IL hNE4
SMITH in the GOTH year of has. sge He was q
nstiv of Fredericksburg Va, a d resided there
for many years. H. WAS son Of the late Col.
Austin Smith, Of King George county, Va,