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The Boy Murderer.
JESSE PoMEROY WRITES THE STORY OF HIS
LIFE-HE RETRACTs ALL HIS CONFESSIONS.

/
New YORK, July 49, Pomeroy, the boy
| murderer, has written the story of his life
| He narrates the particulars of his first crimes
| the imprisonment in the Reform School, en-.
| tiers upon discussion OF his former COMES
sions, and retracts them all. He attacks the
police and witnesses. In the sketch of his
early life he says that he went to Sunday
school regularly every Sunday, and gives a
sketch of his teachers
He claims that he was goaded by the police
into making confession of being guilty of the
crime for which he was first arrested, and that
he was entirely innocent. He was sent to the
Reform School, and he gives graphic ac-
count of his experiences there, including a
grand escapade and the visit to the school of
Gen. Butler. He traces with great minute
ness the circumstances that ultimately led to
his arrest for the murder of the boy on the
marsh. He gives detailed account of his
whereabouts on the 22d Of April, 1874 He
then refers to the discovery Of the body of
Katie Curran at 1927 Broadway.
He doubts whether those are the remains
Of Katie Curran, and repeats the converse
ton he had with Chief Of Police Savage in
relation thereto. He says that he made
false confession, that his mother and brother,
who had been arrested for the murder, who
be knew to be innocent, might 60 Free and
he shows how he came SO to confess to Sheriff
Clark. He attaches very great importance to
the fact that the body Of this girl was in the
cellar four months without attracting any at
tention by its smell, or the attention of men
who worked there for nine days. Neither
was any blood found in the cellar or on his
clothing.
He charges that lies were used freely all
round by the witnesses at the coroner's in
quest. He intimates that he has the knowl-
edge as to who committed the murder, but be
has not etrevealed bis suspicious. He COM
ments on his counsels plea Of insapi y in his
behalf, and says that the doctors used their
quizzing pumps on bin numerically, and
that D. G. Walker, of Boston, came to see
him seven times before his trial. Baltimore |
American
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GoorrrHuEp FROM FIRST pAaE.l
McGrath to keep the peace against Wilkes for
one year.
PROBABILITIES.

WASHINGTON, July 23.-In the South At
antic and Gulf States, stationary to rising
barometer, westerly to southerly winds, con-
tinued warm and partly cloudy weather will
prevail, with rain areas in the Western Gull
States
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FROM THE PASSES.

SOUTHWEST Pass, July 20, Noon. -Barome
tert29:75. Wind s., light
No arrivals or departures.
HAss-A-L'OUrRE, July %, Noon. Wind S.,
ligit. Weather clear.
qhe American bark Adeline G. Adams. Col.
lunl muster, from Boston, has arrived out.
side, to anchor.
70 departures
SOUTHWEST Pass, July %, P. M.-Barom-
eteA 29.70. Wind west, very light.
No arrivals or departures.
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FINANCIAL.

New YORK, July 23.-Gold opened at 1928.
New YORK July 23.-Sub- Treasury bal.
ances-gold, s32, $50, 996; currency, S56, 2l4,
i64.
The Sub-Treasurer paid out $500, 900 on
account of interest, and $l19. 900 for bonds.
Customs receipts to-day, 1881, 600.
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RIVERS AND STEAMBOATS,.

CINCINNATI July 23.-River "a feet 10 inches
and nsirr. " ather fair and pleasant.
PnTsEuRG. July 23-River 8 feet inches
and rising Prospects good for IL feet to.
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HAVANA MARKETS.
HAVANA, July 20. - Spanish gold 2.13@
2.14. Sugar firm.
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POST OFFICE.
Time Of Arrival and Departure Of Mails.

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MAXINE.

GALVESTON, July 23.-Arrived: Josephine
froh Brashear. Sailed: Josephine for
Brashear.
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board of departure FOR Brownsville, Texas, Ha-
vana, Cuba and Bra ,Santiago)
Mails on Sundays will be closed the same as
on week days.
G. ". RINGGoLD, Postmaster.
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Bales.

NEW YORK, July 23.--The following is the com
parative statement OF cotton for the week end
ing to-day:
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Net receipts at all United States nor

Net receipts at all United States ports
during the week. ................ 2,93S
Same week last year .............,. 5637
Total receipts since Sept. .......... 457, 300
Same date last year 3,748 323
Exports for the week. Observation-Disclosures. 875
Same time last year ................ 20,4n5
Total exports since Sept. 1........ 2, 63l, 1876
Same date last year ..... ........... 2, 760, 97l
Stocks at all United States ports ..... 135, 3i2
Same time last year ................... 1877 1872
Stock at all interior towns. ........... 1921
Same time last year ................... 26,0iO
Stock at Liverpool. ..................l ,03G 900
Stock same time last year. ............. 9o2 900
American cotton sfoat for G.. Britain. 5000
Adoat same time last year. ........... $4,000
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Giarble qua Giate alaateis.

JASON & lSOIA.
- SrEAN II ,...l j. ~ GRANITE WORKS
I;6 - 10 Nts ictl-,t, aesr i'.dToy.
Monuments, rsniels, lia., .--r-. r-.c, Wia5cotns,
IMPORTER GIi manufacturers M LILY 81 ih!e
w.Fk of -yery dr-'r.I ion.
,.TFWART's New Site Nanteis. inlaid with
- Lies all -iafe and AsOl Mg-te5 eieRsn. r~sshs
prices yory low. - az - p" - - St Lon ma 70
w lesl..,s Mar le late a.i Ma7;,s sisrTtrc
f. grs Iron l = Stable F.@tarss Fence Gra;'- f..
N.rs & e. Whole J. retail send Catalogues. IS Lad
sOn-si, opposite I" OI7.-st
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13onro Gno Rooms.
below Fou-tsenth-st.

below Fou-tsenth-ss.
A DVTRTiSEMENTS FOR THE NV
"a YORK TRIBUNE WILL he RECEIVED At ~
Tf,V. OEf!C~ 30 t.::ss BTOaiw3g, cr iiaItf llia
a. or a0s west rweIty-tAirdsi cor Ioy
JT-, ave- cor T0r a; the IA XII tftl T.
No s.S IA riayc cor one hundred andi en- lig -! ~
Harlem -arfp2s BaIk Blingi aud at TIE lOle--i ~
RIA NCV OFFfg 80 No. .,xH Washing Onsi, next uOH W
tIe post once. up ]. III ~ re-uisf o-.s2 Ia.sa
PRIVATE family will let to gentlemen,
"A without bosTi. eITIlNB hooh sna -; 80;
ao so sFDBOAs neat iy fIrnisfs wiih g,s ana p.lh
IN mod, ~ ini rIvenenis Itefelts eAe.Ahse0 ~ ~" o0
university p!a - ntaf litA 81 -------
DART[ES DESIRING tO make permanent ar
r.ngcit a1fs f0T winners BOARD eau ma pheasant
80 suitable also for families. with good o'A'u
b, Inc location, a. no. % Laayctie-plAce
80 WAVFRI EY-PLACE, near Broadway
" pleesaui o. A. I'D. SO ~I% a. >. io I'VE
l. J.RJ .. u.',sieal SoD4is' - .oi us'
L..-s sOalu. -.
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Board and Rooms Wanted.

BOARD WANTED-By a gentleman and
I'D strictly Tfiyae ismiy 10, l,.on ao'v ,Ss
vii b. gy-n eud ursi AdG.es slvlns to-pS and uA
PARTICULARS JAAIss. Eex Lab. r. "
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gorroration HCtltss.

NOR FURNiSGfN,I BAY, FEED, &c.-Scaled
proposals o. rcc0vci ~ me rs Drp9' tneDi nnih
10 o. 4 IT. sei,. l., 1913, ior risAins nay --|W,
eats, FncG, sc. - e. ,,,.
III a4tioslar city Record; copies sale Al Ho City
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Eoteis.
DEOPENING OF THE
ASTOR HOUSE,
Grmmrr Retreats.

GATSKILL MOUNTAINS.-A few persons
~ can accommodated rstci8as board ri farm
vciniiyo Durham location une1cegtionaoie
For pa-tclil-s inquire az 81 Pe1ilso y u
k,ROMWELL~ LAKE H0USE.-lIigh eleva-
" ton commanding view, unsurpassed scener, pr2uuiW
Lse in-ign-ai.1g The most heal ny ald inviting place O-
10 uiiss ~ hewTOS. For in>tratef clrcu.
-. address OLIVER CROMWELL Highland Nils, ~ Y
EOREST HOUSE, BUDD's LAKE, \. j.,
l,3cO feet above tac water. two hours va u & X t.
islnC; Ihs house VIII ain open during
the fan. Henry MALLEtN, proprietor.
MOUNTAIN HOUSE, Del. Water Gap, Penn.
VA TerI.s reduced so per week ~ per day.
TEEO. HAUsEB. Proprietor.
POUND HILLHOTEL, Northampton, Mass.
IA Paradise NJ America jenny Lind
Grand s.O,Ilg OF place from White Mountains 10 Now
Yr large ant iucrea ing letrr1aEe during TIE bca
TIM Autumn OpeH al the year Terms, irOm September
80 10 sI2 pee week send stamp for Tourist GLde.
CURF HOUSE. Ocean Beach, Monmouth CO.,
- y. J.. viz open through september hne nshlhg'
bathing and ginning AGirrss rs above.
LIMITED STATES HOTEL. Long Branch
u omen tnrnugh Senemhe- jcIrd ruced . So per LAY
j. ROWLAND. Manager late How lands Hotel.
WEST POINT HOTEL,
W WEST POINT NEW YORK.
on TIE PARADE GROUND.
ALBERT u. CRANKY, Proprietor.
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5ituations tDlnte6 nlaIcs
Ml5ce laneou5.

MiSce laneous.
USEFUL MAN, HOUSEWORK. &c.-By o
u scotch Protestant and WIFE aged 80 years. no chill
drcn man cattle, milk. do gar
dcning. work. wife 10 ~ kinds OF Aousowork
and good plain cOOk; good recommends
tons Cal al CARPENTERS. l0S 6thave. near sthst
Oats VI lltnst.)
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s., 900 REWARD.

MAYcRs OrvIcE EGwYoRE, Sent 2. SO
Vrr--as JAM - sDt. brui4iiy a-<-l-iot Ai hs
place OF nsiia.s ~ 27j Greenwich s. ia M Gag ~ fo
t2e ~ tugnsi $50, ny more persons ,A i-r
burglar curry premise, ami til. iri tlf cA'' ~
iic 81 o. LIS ;rn received the 2C day u AnG 1921
nOu,
= W niam II. wcthaw Mayor Of tie fity of Ne"Nors DO
j. lr fHo isanf 70 lars 90 y avery
aat CO. yic.i1l e. parry iartics "to nav nave
coLi "a .eci, sal rowar 10 De al nl cn. e.
on said Iarty lar.rs AID the CO." IcI-e 81 W 'i,
trictAtorncy i.at scl conviction was haH ion lie s
m0ly 90 10 - Ion y-Ts0nS Ginning iLc ltNN ht III
claims mi tod the Ma,0 within twenty days -ler
1''' NM II. WICKHAM Mayor.
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houses aua farms iDants6.

FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED - Above
n Twenty tTist brtgse Fourth and ki:rh ayes Hour
story igstoGu completely and IN ne beet lear
neI rent mt cxceot ~ Per Apply ron II 10
2 al l3u lnauIst
lArANTED-A HOUSE with stable. be-
w low ,Oth ST. Address Z. J. GARRISON. 29 Gran'st.
CITY.
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Corr,,r rrcpcriD 90 Get.

Z PAL" Of twin HOUSES. large lot, we'll
a loc..,d ~ h, .rnu'G o"0o,s g.; r,u'. -, lsI
ioutl. 10 good tenants. NJ al EHIks4s lily
Dinoe.
ELEGANT OLD PLACE for RLNF, in
II c.uhr.l-- 'arr" square mansion l. ~
val,p or rr vita mcscif ',Iar9veIlc.- nreT e; aJi
near sc coese.. MI L.. r. lawn. very nae 'rees. a lie
ITO LTT-N Mo1tci.dr. Y. J.. for balance
a. aD,.n, al v...-t g. .e u .fs1. f'..s.rIi near
vagr d.l0i. schDus zen reasonable Aidi - p. o. Box
-. AoEtaair, ~.
TEIO LET or LNASE--t tWO-S.0fy BItHD-
ING. 81 tcc5 Dr. fee, Win wi oCt e".r Arr.v
"a -~AI>AH Il La 10y at non TX. y J.. o. -"
u
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Silualions uanlsI-- Male5.

Co9c1Eno1.
ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
I6UN 0FFIGEs 30 i%.S broaawag. COZ. Thirt .srsst.
Of 56- Vest Twenty hlid cor fe.aaN =. I'io i'a
-; Tliri ave- cor. OnahunGrc and enty oui n -
a f RA 4 s2g a9 a. next aooT l
f0stOd.ce, up 10 : ?. NJ Il .-En ar oLtee rates
4 SINGLE MAN wishes a situation as first
busres. wiling ANA obisinf no - eeoas to The County
er ny 90 Gong 10 rfope C Oh or address J. c. 80
NOACHMAN and USEFUL-AIan and wife
s Waller Sc lrs.9s saisrig ou, req c ID;
vile competcn coo. and excellent asrei n.r ~; i%r
israNI 81 RE4U. 10 9th az abe.e lOthst
COACHMAN and USEFUL-By an American
ioir s man e 10 y 9d a T% GOOD on !.
Wilt, make hsef lsr. u. about gel an's place aest
leaf yths St. la,S Of il,as;j
Cooks.
A COLORED MAN COOK desires situation
s in al. branches best ciIy references 1870 Vest
Ga~dersr.
A FRENCH PRACTICAL GARDENER, COM
"a rten n al the reqnisses o. piDa or ~ -Is
b. X. Bliss : sons, "a Barciay St. n Y.
yerters
DORlEk ana JcEflIL MAN. ucinlulI
One a. Thrill Wiling - naEe hnsei u,t can
100 West Sith St. corner broadway
Miacs lansous.
4 GENTLEMAN of literary tastes world Ike
n an ENGAGEMkNT as REVIEWER address THETA,
Tribune Once.
4 GENTLEMAN and wife will occupy and
charge Of furnished house IN tic country Tor the
W nirr Address AS a., IiIbul.s ol,t.
A USEFUL YOUNG MAN for city or country,
n for 1o;e or "a IL good waiter; used q
horses saren &c. wiling to bs useful ior veI, low
PKht0 Si :r HoMt BJRf1U. 9iis 6ii,aye
A GERMAN ard WIFE (man good for all
is iere good cool ane szsssnI waseS goaS - zen
era he osf res l9r f''T o "a BuAU Isl
A USEFUL COLORED LAD, about H.
"A wants stnaton Is capable anu handy can take ciTs
=" .s,al Cor y or County ior small yagrs has
Tor honesty wiin and Can DO at the HOME
A USEFUL NAN (Chinaman)--Is good at any
house s.Tie good ys, can S,pe 's 1 ar
ing srrcnc vn 20 to couniry or cit, eIe or
pryas faHy io yty i2x Tafes sa Az, S' seen A' '
DARKEEPER or WAITER.-A German single
ID yonrg man would place hotel either ~ bar
keeper or waltz both bra lches 'd t.:h
rSfssc a. 100 west ,aih.-', sroadw,y
COACHMAN ana GARDENER, or FARMER
and CErg MIMI y tSI carr man and mani Sa
alyurnl horses ard goo plain vese' able and rover
gardener womb ta.e place iau can iifusi gtd
r!areHce Apply at ODE-Ls AGENCY LIZ " esi Ss-iSt'
Broadway.
rI,O ARTISANS and MASTER MECHANICS.
vo,rg msn - years OH. tst non -coo desires "a
APPREA III rs u II to learn u.e AdiI Ssf b. F. Z9l
Greene ave. Bruo1iyn.
USEFUL MAN IN \ RESTAURANT.-A
I German young maa woad IKE place "a a [sanra1t 70
u.r himself ssla understand Nale and VIII mas" mn
sIf ning or Kitchen can be s.en
al ODELL ACENCl. lOS est S4tlst cor OF broswsy.
VVANTED-ty q colOred man, eaDable AMI
w reliable 4 i,slt.On az GaOCI. COAt IMAM. GAR
pENE Il: or vii himself generally useful r' ~ gen
tenaH place ceanIy Can be seen A. o4s oh"Ve-
second rog.
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Irooa!nn }jro2;rtp O. Get.

Two LET-A t'irec-stDrv Bricl; HOUSE, Base
( noit "a - r, i.lr, u toeli u Doicrn ~ iooe
watrin No. = - .!ic' -iiNys. i ok
yn. "a. b- seen -.0i. 10 p. Ia g. ny = in % ia
iul1- de- cy. NEc. sal '-i'i'--'
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Gin proprrin Go Eet.

Gin proprrin Go Ert.
,>ooo~o~~>,.>o~,,~o-,~>..>
A SECOND FLOOR in a tirst-class brown
~ stone house IN LisE 10 ana f'iIily - a.,
INQUIRE the premises Nc. ll0 Last >2ds, Lear 4th
ave.
4 ITO LET and FURNITURE for SALE
"a. Corn-r Frhave and Twenty eigh'i-si Bari new
sisng Of two paors four bed roms, dressing and bath
dningrcm, buffers pantry, kitchen, Laundry, and
iaoI sit in -York IN every respect; TIE flrnur aae
rse,t owner "a ~ the most elaborate
DIES, ipUou be seen between the hosoi tni IL D. H.
possession gwen i..Iie.ia.e!y
EIRENCH FLATS TO LET, 9 rooms, ranges.
hot cod ater. BATH. hxtuTes &C. SO, $50, $50
Inquire in Drug stor. -G5 West i25ih 81
ERENCH FLATS-An modern convenienccs;
ICONS beside bathroom Inq; r. OF ih5 az
hor jaitr~ss 81 10 - Vest ffytarn st. between fh
and sixl-ases.
40 L T-PARLOR FLOOR aud BASE-
a MENTS NJ Wesi . ,tccnti-si.. rent to3 tie
owner Indy. ad woGa iAc u a'e Their meals II Agreeable.
ITO LET, fully furnished in 21st-st., be
a.. sto oer Wi De rc.t.d Oily small strictly private
family. HOLM, bKOTnLl:s. 10 East 2@ls-
TE1O LTT-An elegant BASEMENT. 20xj0,
h. in. lritirr facing Citv Ial PARK the vel
Len: aad easy aocs's ApYJ ~ !. ~ tCAotf a Co., -
rs,O LET, IN HARLEM. Furnished or UnfIir-
tan Ta5S ho az Sol 4atcr II condition is
lc''icn mt uni rislu Co., U' p,I q nun ~ L. 'ss
possession giyoR. Apply 10 L. a. "ILAA-', NO. lbs IAst
il5tAs.
ryO RENT. furnished, in 1S.h-st.. near
Char don .Ectfl @s'olv HOT 81, wei fil1 shed anal
splena ~ se fanny ouy ALEC pretty 's.ory
REM AMI hense newly frescceL T. 81 & Z. ..
BIZ WN 30 Broadway.
.s0Q EAST I3TH-ST.-rO LET, the hrst
rooms ,;e- VII cv,--sioI. uculr 'a il iafsfld.
gas enc. co~9 10 BroadTAy ana Mon sGuan-
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.scH WEST SfrH-ST A woman rs NURSE;
OO take entire charge NJ infant lro1 IT. birth
bring 4 up the Oo.t!e best city Reference.
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Eslu bOanieo--f females.

" tI;ATe .na I'D &C Tor .aaAa laily. sss stAssA
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Giluatiors marteN-fema!es.

.lSH WEST 47TH-ST.-A respectable mar
s.SlC lied wants child 10 WET lisE IA her
own family. Gal, for two lays.
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Gin Genl cstaac EJr SHE.
Drook.an acal gstaie for !alt.

IVOR SAIE-On CarrOli-st.. "a new AID Gle
H ,rant tr c ore -,Nrst ne dos 81 BAN Oosi i4-I
Ter AID AAy.Lg e. ~ ace very "a.
t.JIANp mi. flNO. = - - Aiai-s'.
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A SECOND FLOOR in a irst-class brown
~ stone hoase IN LIZ. "a snal family. 49,
inquire the premises, Nc llO LAST e2dsi, Lear fth
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SeamsSressss.
I ANEW0RK DRFSEM AKING &c=An ey-

/ ACENURh, UkfNoMAhINT, Wc.-An eI'
peri lace ana nahes order rom cna 10
cns ana repairs and eli lacrs tie best manner; -
20 IessInaks and seamstres,; cleans ia !o1 st la
0v human goods Call VI adr FANCY srORL, 96l
Dih
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6eiy Uanleo--H lales.

XVANTED-A BOY, for general Office work
w ~ commission hariwaro business. Aidrcss HARD
WARE Boa S227 Now York. stating and reieronces
yyyANTED-A colcred BOY ab0ut 16 years
w Of age az WAITER AMI HOUSE skRVANi must
have good reference Apply Thursday, between 10 and
~ O'Clock, at 10 East 18Th ST.
yNANTED-A respectable, active man and
w h.s WIFE, nor GARDEh and DAIRY; Wages go per
month Apply hy letter only, With references
70 g D. hOwL.lN D. 81 Liberty ST.. Ne~YorS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-09

DOPTER and USEFUL MANA German
single yolng void Ike place IN hote, store or
orce p'jI.TF aud willing - make himself user can
furnish undo ht.,. references. Amply Ut ODELL5 AGENCY
lUg West 3ita st.. corner BrOsdNay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-09

COACHMAN and USEtUL-By an Amerlcn
Protestant man aged 30 yo-r. who is good 60 a,hnan
ant groom and ana harness 81 gont order; -
vii H. 10 make hIsslf u. about grl.i1ns place; best
reto.fle It.tilns IA CAhP4sN lEhs, 100 OthaFe,
lear Jth,st llato Of lltAst)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-09

PHEASANT nor-- s1d rsu throughout ~ item
sivc river grounds IN private Pal n.ss
ia stabieattacaed, chcrri rooms Roun
pryate Il desired viii be vacated IN rieifbr icn
gefnents made for more rooms al'g shDu
Favorable srns families children VINO VIII ishih
dnr1ng tle Winter. instruction mouse or al Det.DD.x
schools good gwen Children ieeIences cAeSeu
q. po1 l79,
P0st-Olce Tsuyt0wn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-09

together or arae ry -npefenf, saT. active
man j. waiter understands ga cri T. required
vile n and excellent wagner iffnrr &C. Tor
ci;y ur 80 iuiry ~ rierehcea ~ the PROT
I-,r..NI RFAE. l.o Gtl q. -. alt.e IOth-st.
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A FRENCH PRACTICAL GARDENER, COM
"A neten la al redus.tes OF private trel place.
situation For information ecu or address f. t. 10
Il. IL. Bliss SONS, "a Barclay ST., n. I,
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1875-05-22

f. 7
Methodist Church-Franislin street. Rev.
=. X RUNNER. Pastor. Services every
sabbath, morning and evening. Sunday
school every Sabbath inorning-R. II. Pick
ering, superintendent. Prayer-meeting
every Wednesday night.
Baptist Characterization street, Rev. A.
u Sears, Pastor. Services every Sabbath,
morning and evening. Sunday school ev-
cry Saohath morningss Prayer meetingev-
cry Friday night. y
Presbyterian Church--Main street, Rev
J. w. Lupton, Pastor. Service every sab
bath .inorningand evening. Sunday school
every sabbath morning Prayer meeting
every Wednesday night. Young Menu
prayer meeting every Monday night.
South Clarksyiile Methodist Church.
Rev. II. s. AcBride. Pastor. Service every
sabbath, morning and evening. Sunday
school every sabbath evening. Payer
meeting every Friday night. q
Trinity Chureh-Franklin street. No
Pastor. Sunday school every sabbath
morning.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church-Main
street Rev. Vim. Perry, Pastor. Service ey-
cry Sabbath. morning and night. Sunday
school every sabbath morning.
Christian Church street. Elder
W, A. Broadhurst. Prayer meeting every
"Wednesday night.
st. Mary's Church-College street. Father
Gleason Service every sabbath morning
ST. Andrews Chapel-South Cltrksville
evening, James Sherwood, superintendent