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NATIONAL NOTES.
OCCURRENCES or INTEREST ALL
OVER THE COUNTRY.
nsstinE Of Railroad Echoes ol
the ent-sssrmA-yioIent Death
in Varied Forms-WalkInE
on Water-Ihs TeIs.
Eraphers, DC.
RESTORATION OF TARIFF RATES.
Action Of the Representatives Of the
Trunk Line Railroads.

Trunk LIne Railroads.
NV YoEK, SeptemberT.-RAilroad Com.
missioner Fink furnishes the following:
The trunk line executives, in full meeting.
have this day agreed for themselves, and
the trunk line executive committee at 5
subsequent full meeting, and acting as q
standing committee for the joint e1eeu-
tive committee, have agreed on and here
by direct the immediate restoration and
strictest maintenance of all East bound
rates TO full tariff prices on all classes Of
freight, including horses. sheep, all live
stock and dressed beei. Please so order
and enforce at once and permanently notify
all shippers accordingly. We hereby notify
you that our companies win not partici.
pate in any rates billed alter today at less
than than the full printed tariff on the
ocean basis IS Sgreed, and will sc. mp
through rates and proportions on our
lines 70 correspond, and will not refund
upon special arrangements said to have
been heretofore made, except by voucher
showing detail requiring such allowance;
but vouchers will not be paid or allowed
by Us till the Commissioner hrst examines,
eertifes and approves them. Such sgree-
msnts must be fled in the office Of the
Commissioner Immediately, but in no oesse
later than Wednesday morning, the l4ih
inst. 6. B. RoBER1s,
Pennsylvania Railroad.
] q. RUrIRR,
New York Central.
JSo. King, JR.,
Baltimore and Ohio.
L. J. .SEARGEAST,
Grand Trunk.
6. R. BLANCHARD,
Erie Railrosd.
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WALKING on wXrER.
AFeat Performed al milwaukee by a sOr.

MnwAUkEE, September IA young
Norwegian named Rosendahl. from Min
nsopolis, gave an exhibition last evening
OF walking on water with his feet secured
on small boat.like structures. The young
man walked rapidly and easily upon the
surface Of the water. Tne invention
shows q possibility Of mixing progress by
an actual walking movement There
ARs no stTiding back or sideways, but q
Straightforward walk at the rate OF three
miles an hour. Thousands Of spectators
Witns9ed the feat, and the crowd was very
enthusiastic over the young name success.
The swell oecAsionsd by passing tug, did
notdisturb the walker 70 any noticeable
degree.
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WnyawAr yrs.+I Va, Not sent.

WAsHISoTcS, September T.-seefetsry
Thompson says, iu relation to the prOPosi.
ton TO seuda man-ot-wsr for the remains
Of the late Gen. Torbert, that the remains
could be brought by mail much quicker
than By q war vessel The nearest United
States vessel lies at Hampton Roads and
it would take probably four or i've days to
reseh St, Augustine.
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DC and VENT by nieht o be home Of I

ire and went by night TO the home Of .
lady in the neighborhood whose name We
failed TO learn, and whose husband was
absent at the time. The lady was thought
to have 500 and the despersdoes wanted
II. A peddIer had stopped at the house
in the evening and obtained permission 70
sleep in the barn. The Goodrich women
entered the houte and attacked the woman
with knives. Her screams brought the
peddler from the barn with . pistol. He
at once opened fire upon the sssAssins,
killing one instantly and wounding the
other. The lady Of the house died from
her wounds before the arrival Of her hus-
band.
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NKx YOEx, September 6.-Postmastsr
James has arranged with the owners Of
the Trans-Paciic steamship line, running
from San Francisco, 70 change the hours
Of sailing OF their vessels from u noon 70
. P. n. iok the receipt OF mails from the
east arriving at San Francisco on the day
Of sailing. This will allow ample time for
the transfer Of mails for China, Japan,
Australia and other countries.
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The Georgia RepasIleans Abandon the

ATLANTA, September The Republi,
can State Convention were excited all day
trying to determine what policy should
be adopted In the present State campaign.
An effort 10 endorse Norwood Tor Cover
nor was overwhelmingly defeated, and q
resolution passed declaring it inexpedient
to nominate q candidate for Governor or
other oticers
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coSGREssIoSAL SoMIxATIoSs.
another Epldemie Of District coayep-

AnolleT bpIaenIe OF DislTleI CouNen-
CoSooKn, \. H., September 1.-THE
Third District Republicans renomi.
mated Evarts W. Tar.
Lyons, n. Y, September THE Re-
publieans Of the TWenty-sixth district re.
nominated John Il. Camp for Congress.
HAETToKD, CT, September THE Re
publicans Of the First Congressional Dis
trict nominated John r. Buck. General
Hawley declined denomination.
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GAtyrsTox, septem6sfs-A Ma spec
ia! from Nayesota says: a man named
Peoples vho was returning from Mclean,
where he had sold some cotton, vas gsy:
laid, killed and robbed by one fAliaterfo,
q negro. TAlliafsrTo vas captured neaI
Independence, and while on the way back
some men disguised, overpoWered the
guard and earned of the prisoner. It l.
supposed he was lynehed.
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NIAGARA FALLs. n. Y, September T.
Last night W. J. Knapp, OF Utica, COM
mittsd suicide by jumping into the
Niagara river. BE deliberately took of
dis outer clothing and then plunged into
the rapids Just above the Falls, on the
American side. The only witness was 8
young lady. The body has not yet been
raeoTsred.
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ToLrDO, September The morning
Commercial, Of this city, has been puFeh's-
ed by ]. B. Battle and ]. H. HinSEoFih.
who will republish the morning Daily.
A. ". Search, the tozmer proPne'JE, viii
return to COshoct0n, o., where he 5 III
retains half Of the Coshoctgn ASe, bic
interests there requiring his attention,
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stanIey Heard from.

LrssoS, September IA steamer from
Loauda brings the following: The POtu.
guese, steamer. belonging to the recently
Coinza Company, steamed up
the Congoto Noki, two hours sail from the
Bib headquarters OF Henry n. Staniey's
Stanley told the Captain OF
the steamer that his object was not COM
meres, but to open path Tor future
traders
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cincinnati AEain in Luck.

CTScINSATI, September 1.-The au'
nouneement Is made that another citizen
Of Cincinnati has made amunifeent dona-
tioa 70 the city. The name Of the donor
and terms o. the gift will be made known
at the opening Of the Exposition to.mor-
row night. The gift is said TO be 500. 900,
Tor the purpose ot founding an art gallery,
and Mr. Reuhen Springer is believed TO
be the man.
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81. LOus septsnber7.-Ad dispatch from
Los Pinos Agency. Colorado, via Lake
City, Colorado, September Tth, says that
al the request Of the pneompaghre ptes,
the body Of Chief ouray will be exhumed
and brought back from the Southern Ute
Agency for intermsnt here. They also re-
quest hat he be given Christian burial
With appropriate eeremonies.
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~ rYroEIrNATE ePLIT.

Bellows FALLS, sepiember7.-In Rock
hall, owing to the split Of the RepubIl.
cans, the Democrats elected their Repre-
sentative, Chas. Smith. Vote for Govern.
or: FarnhGm, 449; Phelps, 354. Vote for
Congress: Tyler, 40; Campbell, 344. All
towns We. beard from in this vicinity give
an average increase Of one-iOurth Of the
number Of votes cast over years ago. and
show an average Of slight Republican
gain,
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THE LATEN.

WHITE RIVER JUscI., Sept s. SAX
Returns from Isl towns give the follow.
ing result: Farpham, Rep, 81 COZ: Phelps,
Dem, Il, 500; Heath, GTeenbacker, J, l,OIe
-RepublicAn majority l7.724. The same
towns gave in '76, Rep. s., 40. Bingham,
Dem, Il, sos, Republican gain eS.
The First district Congressional vote sc
far heard from, Joyce, Republican, s.eesi
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TETALF BuRGLAES.
A De,Perais came that Ended In th.
Death OF Two Women.

UNNIH u hWV WN.""'s
CncrxxAri, O., September 1.-THE fol-
lowing is given in a special from Madison,
Ind, as having occurred in oSen county,
Ky. Two women named Goodrich, wives
q The murderers that were hung two
years ago, dressed themselves in male At
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LoSDoS, September IA dispatch from
Rome saps the Vatican has asked amnesty
for four Polish priests bsnished to Sibera
and General MsikoF has promised to
consider the subject
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TeIegyspb COMPANY :. Dividend.

NV Yo1E, September LAT the meet
ing Of the Board Of trustees OF the At
lantie and Pacific Telegraph Company, 70.
dGy, dividend Of thTee-quArters per cent
Was declared for the quarter ending Al
gust 3lst.
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LONDON, September LIN addition to
the gold withdrawn from the Bank of
England, yesterday, 5000 pounds vss for
shipment to the United States. Forty
thousand pounds was also taken from the
open market for shipment.
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q. sep.embsr 7.-Auired-

HAxBuRa, September 7.-Ariyed-
westpbalia, New York.
MoBnE, September 7.-Arrived-Cir.
casEia, New York.
LoxDos, September 7.-Arrived-BOhe-
mian. Boston.
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I,nnncinr Ihe RihIe.

MAxrsrEE, MICH, September lat 4
meeting Of the citizens Of this city tonight
a resolution was adopted by majority Of
sixty Of the votes east ordering The
diseontinuAnee OF the reading OF the Bible
In the public schools.
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CpcxSArr, September 7.-Geo. John
ston, a harness make, ,iorty.two year sold,
cut his thrnat last night from ear to ear in
GoudolA Hall, on Broadway and Fiith
streets. he died at the hospital this morn
ing.
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AT CLEyElASD-Mornipg game, Cinein-
patis, 3: CleVelands, s; afternoon game,
Clevelands, 8; Cipcinnatis, 0,
AT TEoT-Bostons, s; Troys, 8.
AT BuYRAIo-BufAlos, 1; Ohieagos, Z.
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..lsn.l,sslrIne Of fEaEII.A San Nalsr..

LoxDos, September Thirty thousand
nail makers of East Worcestershire and
IStafordshire will commence q strike on
Saturday against repealed reductions in
their wages amounting, they claim, 10 20
per cent.
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1he InlernaIIouaI Reral1a.

LoSDoS, September I'll is probable
that the competitors in the International
Thames Regatta will be TEiekett, Laeock,
Ross, Riley, Ten Eyck, HanlAn, Boyd and
perhaps Black.
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Third District Grant, Republican,
sl02i Currier, Democrat, 4,127i Tarble,
$50; scattering, l65
Members Of the LegislGture-Republi.
cans, lSl; Democrats, 10.
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BR4rrLEsoRo, VT. September 7.-Eo,-
githstanding the hard campaign WORK the
returns show 800 less votes polls.i than
were on the check list, and the Republican
majority falls OF q from four years ago.
Eafrham receiving 9i6 and Phelps go, a
gain Of q for the Republicans and u for
the Democrats
Tyler, candidate for Congress in the
Second District, received 65l votes as
against upwards Of 800 in 1875. Tyler's
vote in the county is materially increased,
though he runs behind the ticket in every
town.
a PRETTY REsPEcIABLE MAJORITY FOB a
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THE CORNER STONE
OF rHE FousDArIoN OF THE SOLID
NORTH
Laid I'm Vermont Yesterday-Thes super.
structure will be Erected in No
neutrality-suspicious. hold
an Election in the Green
Mountain state.
nouxTA1SEERs ARE ALWAYS FREE
MEN
The Result OF the vermont Elections
shows that the Green Mountain Boys
are 80 Exception 10 the Rule.

The Result OF the Vermont Elections
shows that the Green Mountain Boys
are 80 Exception 10 the RuIe.
Bosrox, Mass, September 7.-Adviees
from Vermont this morning indicate that
in the election to-day the State will be as
fully Republican as it vas two years ago,
and it is safe to estimate msiority of 95.-
900 against 1885 Of 1878. The canvass
has been a most spirited one on both sides.
The Republicans, Of course, have made
the best fight and have had the most efec-
live and determined speakers. A week
ago the Democrats lost heart and eoursge
on account of the unpopular ante
cedenis Of their candidate, and the
closing notes Of the campaign on
their side were more demonstrative
than hearty. In the vicinity Of Rutland the
vote will be larger than ever before, with
q handsome gain predicted for the Re-
publicAns. Burlington will give small
msiority for the Republican candidate,
and may hold Its own on the vote. At
Middlebury, the home Of Philips, the
Democratic candidate, it Is thought he will
run ahead OF his own ticket. Increased
Republican mHiorities are looked for 10
the sections around South RoyGlstou, Man.
chester, Ludlow. Island Pond, Newport,
virgennes and in Bennington and other
counties. An exciting election is in pro-
gress in the large cities, and unless the |
Democrats can reduce the Republican
msjority oftwo years ago the effect will be |
very diseouraginR.
BURLISGroS, VI, September7.-There
is intense excitement here and full vote |
ia being polled. There is every indication
of q largely increased Republican majority |
in this city. In the country towns voting |
does not commence till about two O'Clock.
BKSSISGToS, September IA much
lighter vote i now polied than expected |
in this town and in The county, so lar as
heard from. South. the Senator, and
the Sheriff, on the Republican ticket, are
running behind, but the indications are
the Republicans will win. Col joyce,
for Congress, is running ahead nj the
State ticket. In Bennington the Repub.
lican nominee for Representative, Is
running ahead Of everything. The vote
will hardly indicate as heavy 8 msjority
as in 1875, when the county stood Repub.
lican by sS6,
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MnETPEIIER, September T.-Re.urns
from this district show Randall far behind
his tieket for Congress. The Republicans
are gaining 10 the large towns along the
line Of the railroad. JoTce Is undoubtedly
elected By slareely increased majority.
BExSISoToS, September7.-The election
has been quiet in Bennington to-day.
Abbott, Republican Representative, is
elected by mSjoity Of 1895, against l0l
Republican majority in rs. In PoEnal
great excitement prevailed, and the pre-
siding officer has locked up the ballots and
will not eount till morning.
The returns from several principal
towns Of seventeen comprised 10 BenniDR-
ion county, gives FArnhan l,789. Phelps
i, 1854 Republican mAjority Of 6Sl, being
an lnerease on the Republican majority Of
?4l per cent. Upon this basis the Reph5-
licans will 20 ont OF Bennington couniy
With I,040 majority Is against sS6 two
years ago. Congressman Joyce in seven
toEus has ! 40 and Randall, Democrat, l.
ea2. Republican mEiOrity Of 66s. Thil
county elects fifteen Republican represen'
tatiyes out OF seventeen. Republican gair
Of three over 1873.
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WHITE RIVER JuSc1loS, September T.
Returns OF the election are coming In as
rapidly as can be expected. One hundred
and eleven towns heard from give the fol.
lowing vote: In ls76-Fairb1nks, Ren.,
q, ,S9S; Bingham, Dem, II, go In 1880
fsrnham, Rep. 95,572;; Phelps, Dem,
II 81 Heath. GreenbGck, s02. Republic
can gain, l,l79.
DeuoSrats gain Z. Congressional vote in
First district: Joyce, Republican, s.es5;
Randall, Democrat. $40; Martin, Green.
backer, IS. Second district: Tyler. Be,
publican, 9,3S5; Campbell, Democrat,
iOOi; scattering SOL. Third district:
Grant, Republican, 5. $50; Currisr, Demo,
erat, a.69l; TaIble, Greenbseker, S23,
Representatives to the Legislature: Re,
publirans, 81. Democrats, Is. There are
isl towns still 70 be heard from, Of the
same proportion, which viii give 2A,T0C
Republican maiorfty.
THE RKPUBIlCAS NAJORiTIEs LARGELY IL.
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SMALL STATE

RErlLSp, W.. September z.-Rutlaud
gives F.rnhan 1881, Phelps l.l4S, Heath
%; net gain over 1876 Of TS, over 1873 of
SJ4. Returns from seTenty-one towns,
about one-thind OF the State. show 4
Republican gain over 1876 OF 2O69. This
ratio throughout the State will give over
g, 600 Republican majority in the State,
BURLIXoToy, September f.-Returns
from the counties srd districts are very
measre, bat point 10 the election OF the
Republican ticket by q slightly increased
majority over the vote Of 1876.
RETURNS TEox oSE HvsDRED AID ELEYES
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WHEELING WEST "A WEDNESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER $780,

Randall, Democrat, $685. Martin, Green.
Second Distriet-Tyler, Republican, TO-.
9i6; Campbell, Democrat 1886 Mead,
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-02-17
In M MemOriam.

At o regular meeting of Oscaluwa Grange,
held at Grange Hall, in North Towanda, on
Friday evening last, the death of Past Master
K. REUBEN DELONG, was announced, and the
following memorial presented and adopted:
1t is with profound sorrow, and grief un-
feigned, that we have heard the announce
ment of the death of our worthy and highly
esteemed Brother, Past Master +. X. DE-
LONG. We remember with gratitude his
efforts in establishing this Grange, and his
sef-sacriticing labors, i'm season and out of
season, to render our meetings pie; SAINT and
profitable, and disseminate the ennoblmg
principles of our Order. This beautiful, COM
modious hall in which we meet, is monu-
ment to his liberality and practical interest
I'm the Patrons of Iiusbandry. While in the
enjoyment OF health his place here was seldom
vacant, and no duty devOving upon him ever
failed of prompt and cheerful futiIlment. AS
Patrons, we can best honor his memory by
emulating his example.
In the death of Brother DELONG, his fami-
ly have been deprived of one who always
made home cheerful, community has lost an
enterprsing, industrious, upright citizen, and
the Grange one of its brightest ornaments
and most useful members, andthc Order
at-largc an Intelligent, loyal Patron.
While we mourn the dispcnsation which
has removed from our midst one so cmmcnt y
worthy the high distinction lac had attain
ed, we bow in humble submission to the
decree Of the Great Master, who has called
him from the labors of earth. TO enjoy an
eternity of rest. While he was Yet toiing
he heard the ever gentle voice saying Come
unto me, for my burden is light" and gladly
obeyed.
To our bereaved sister, thus widowed, and
aged mother bercft of son, we offer our
sympathy, and direct them for consolation to
One who rules in heaven and among the
children of men, and who never willingly
affiicts his children.
AS token of our esteem for our departed
Brother, it is ordered that this minute be
spread upon our records, copy sent to his
bereaved widow; and the HNSbd@dm0D,
Farmers Friend, and papers of Towanda be
requested to publish the same.
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Personal.

Judge BENTLEY, of Williamsport is in
town.
At meeting of the Vestry of Chr st
Church yesterday, Mr.. GEO. ID. STROUD
was recommended for ordination of the
Deaconate of the Episcopal church.
COL OVERTON has placed us under obliga =
tions by forwarding to this office valuable
Public Documents.
Hon. II. II. CUMMIN, Judge of the Lycom-
ing District is here for the purpose of pre-
siding in few old cases in which Judge
MORROW had been interested while practic-
ing at the bar.
Mrs. THOS. CURRAN is Visiting her
mother, who is sick, in Overton township.
ED. HEvERLY has been appointed mail
agent on the S. l.. & s., to fill the vacancy
occasioned by the death of Mr.. SHERMAN.
The appointment is good one, and reflects
credit on Col. OvERTON, on whose recon-
mendation it was made. Mr. Ii. is an
earnest, active Republican, and worthy
gentleman, who will faithfully discharge the
duties of the position.
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WARFORD.-In Waverly, N. Y, on the
4th inst. James Warford, in the Tlst year
of his age.
Deceased served his time and learned his
trade with q. II. DRAKE, as a wagon and
carriage maker, at an early day, and was a
resident of Towanda Borough up to some
twelve years since, when he removed to
Waverly, and soon after to Chemung Center,
where he followed his trade, and in July 1878
he was stricken down with paralysis. MARY
WARFORD, his only daughter, then residing
in Towanda, left her friends here and aban-
doned her avocation as school teacher, and
repaired at once to his aid and assistance,
and was with him until he died.
The funeral was held at Macedonia, on
Friday the 9th, where he was buried i'll the
old cemetery at that place, with others of his
friends who had preceded him.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.-A good store, several Offices
and number of dwelling houses.
l.. +. EISBREE.
FOR RENT.-A good house in Third Ward
Apply to j. n. CALIFF.
FOR RENT.-One house on I'd street and
one on Mechanic street. Enquire of W..
YOUNG.
For RENT have several dwellings, for
rent on the First of April next.
l.. B. RODGERS.
Two Rooms For Rent in Pattons Block.
Enquire of j. G.. PATTON.
Several Dwellings and Stores to Let on the
1st of April next. Enquire of
JAMES II. HALE,
At office of WOOD & HALE.
TOwanda, Feb. IL, 1880.
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right place" His years of experience in min
ing make him eminently qualified for the pO-
Register.
We met cur old friend, URIAH TERRY,
while on our late visit to Towanda. TT e
Major retains his yigor remarkably well.-Ib.
The EIwell House, Towanda, ORNAL KEEL
LOGG, proprietor, is Il frst-cla,s hotel and
the charges are reasonable. We would ad-
wise our friends who have business in To
wanda, to call on him. ID.
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WANTS.

Under this head ,oe toiU insert FREE, notices oE
situations or hekp t0anted.
\ good girl to do homework,
Mrs. PETER MCINTYRE.
Cd Street.
Mrs CURRAN, on street west OF FROsTs
Furniture factory, would like work at plain
sewing, tailoring, carpet making, or washing
and ironing.
A young man of good moral habits wishes
a situation in "a Dry Goods or Grocery stOre,
three years experience, Good references
Apply to the editors of this paper.
Situation wanted by a young colored wo-
man. Understands general housework. Ap-
ply to advertiser, at Geo. Lvnchcomb's,
corner Main and Chestnut streets.