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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-11
A CLAM DEGGEns BRIDE.
A Marriage Which Interests Oyster
Bay, L.. /.

NEW YORK, June 4.-The wedding at
the national capital Wednesday night is
of no moment in the village of Oyster
Bay, l.. l., to-day in comparison with the
clandestine marriage at the same time of
Clara Mason, one Of the richest and best
known bellies in town, to Mr.. William I'm
derhill, young man who drives a public
stage on the high road when he is unable
to gain remuneratIve living from clam
digging in Oyster Bay. The latter is his
present occupation. The news OF the
marriage was a complete surprise all
around to-day, for neither the parents nor
the intimate friends of the contracting
parties had the slightest suspicion that
such thing was contemplated.
In the village Of Oyster Bay the Masons
are consorts of the Roosevelts and the
Swans. The Mason mansion is a very
beautiful one overlooking the bay and
Long Island Sound. Only a few months
ago ex-Assemblyman William j. Youngs,
leading citizen OF Queens county, and
an orator OF no mean fame, married one
of the Mason daughters at the family resi-
dence on Fifth avenue, and took her to his
beautiful country seat in Oyster Bay
cove, near eX-Assemblyman Roosevelt's
100000 mansion. Motherly affection, the
paternal head being dead, led the Masons
to go earlier than usual to their country
seat this year, and the courtship between
Miss Clara and MIR. Underhill began at
once.
The bride is 81 years old, stately and
handsome. The groom is barely 81, but
be is tall and muscular, possessing every
type OF the ugh-and-ready countryman.
Miss Mason often Travelled with him. but
it was as a worshiper in the Episcopal
church, Of which Rev. Mr.. Geer IS rector,
that the young lady became well ac-
quainted with Underhill. There on each
succeeding Sunday he sang in the choir,
and, having a rich baritone voice, was
much admired. Miss Mason's admira-
ton for it, and for the young man as we'll,
eliminated yesterday in her marrying
him. The couple drove to Cold Spring,
where they were united in buggy and
returned at once TO announce the event.
Miss Mason appears to have transferred
her wardrobe to her betrothed's house
several days before the wedding, and not
a stitch of her clothing is in the Mason
mansion.
Bonfires in honor of the bride and groom
were blazing last night in Oyster Bay,
and a brass band gave them a serenade,
to which Mrs. Underhill responded by
publicly kissing each member of the band.
Mrs. Mason, the BRIDES mother, will not
acknowledge the marriage.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-11

AFTER section Of the torpedo contains the
propelling apparatus, consisting Of a
uafdner patent three-cylinder engine.
Whlch works two screws by gearing,
these screws are two-bladed, aud revolve
III opposite directions. Their peculiar
AeaCure Is that the blades OF one screw are
AT Ilgnt angles to those OF another, thus
enabling screws of large diameter to be
useu as inner blades of the screws re-
VolVing in the same space.
Inc three different sections of the tor
peuo are screwed together so as to make
Water-ught joints. The projectlle IL so
constructed as to dive and keep a certain
uePth Oy means of the automatically con-
trolled pins in the bow aud the diving
rudder In the tail. Two tails tend to keep
ehe torpedo upright and regular, inclos-
ing lhe screws TO prevent their being
louled by any floating object, such as sea-
weed, etc. On the top of the death dealing
machines are three hand holes covered
by plates-one giving access to the
apparatus which controls the fires at the
engine, the other atfOrding access TO the
diVIng rudder. The engine is inclosed IN
steel case which slips into its place in
the torpedo, and is there held by three
bolts, so that it can be readily removed
Tor examination or repair ii need be. At
yention of Mr.. Gardner, foreman of the
Eagle works. This governor controls the
engine so as to give a uniform rate of
speed while working under varying de-
grees Of pressure.
The great advantage claimed for the
new torpedo is its straightness of course.
Inc undulating motion of tho ordinary
torpedo frequently causes the machine to
dive under without striking its object.
The new one, it is said, can be aimed more
directly and certainly at the precise spot
where it will have the greatest destruc-
tive power. Another advantage is in the
distance traVersed. The ordinary tor
pedo has range of about 700 yards;
the new finny creature speeds
along to the extent Of about mile
and half, or 2,400 yards. The engine is
the only one made in this country at all
suitable for the work contemplated, and
the patent for this part OF the apparatus
is vested in the Eagle Iron Works Com
pany. Without any special tests or appli-
ances 1t is nothing short of wonderful
how efficiently the new torpedo in all its
parts has been completed and now nearly
fitted together. 1t will shortly be put to
the test in Lake Erie. The whole appa-
ratus has buoyancy of 10 feet, and 1t is
computed to be able to blow into smithe-
reens the largest vessel afloat.
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RoUGHs ROB LoBsTEK-Pors.
Bold Exploit of a Crowd from New
York off Long Branch Shore.
From tks NetU York World.


LONG BRANCH, June 6.-The suspicious
actions OF a tug boat were Noticed breast
the Brighton Hotel shortly after 10 a. m.
to-day, and as the lobster-pots of T. G.
Lloyd were near the spot, Joe Cooper, the
restaurant keeper at the pavilion, secured
a spy-glass and watched the tug for some
time. He saw a crowd Of perhaps one
hundred men on the tug, and also that
they were lifting Lloyd's lobster pre-
serves with gaff-hoOks and taking out
their contents and distributing the delici-
Gus catch among themselves. Co0per's
son also saw the robbery and FASTENED TO
acauaint Lloyd OF the circumstance. The
latter nut off in a small boat TO the side 0f
the tug, which proved to be the William
n Beach, OF New York, and demanded
why the crowd had robbed him Of at
least sixty pounds Of Holsters. He was
greeted with cries of derision and mock
ingly asked TO come on board II he wanted
his Holsters.
ar are looking for fight come over
the side and wen accommodate YOU"
cried one OF the gang, while his cOmpan-
ions exasperatingly held aloft several of
the largest Holsters as an inducement for
LLOYD 20 enforce mis- rights.
al did not dare 70 on the tug" said
Lloyd, in explaining the matter TO a
World reporter. after the William N.
Beach had rounded sandy Hook for New
YORK, "fOr fear that the crowd OF rutlians
would do me some bodily harm, but |
dared the whole pack of 'em ashore. BY
the gals, I'd made some on 'em eat sand
n thew had come on land. Now, just
think oft. make my living out o. them
pots, aud only yesterday took out Sl5
worth. faint the first time they've
stolen nv Holsters, either, and Pm goin'
10 appeal TO the government for protec-
ton. II don't get It That way, by the
Lord Harry. pll dynamite them pots. You
hear mel"
The ash.p pound keepers were quite i'm
censed when the outrage was reported 20
them. and their sympathy for Lloyd Will
exhibit itsclf 10 n terrible reckoning with
tue tug boat gangs from New FORK "
thew repeat the exploit. u ~ believed ~
How'd thai the gang on the william y.
Beach got away with fully seventy
pounds OF HOLSTERS.
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Georgia Coast Islands for Sale.

400 ACRES. embracing Mligan's aud
tOV other small islands in Began county,
between Bear and Midway rivers. near st.
Catharine's Sound, adjacent to the mainland,
covered with valuable cedar, and having salt
marshes, checkered with creeks suitable for
raising oysters. This property can be made
available for a good income in very short
time. But in addition TO these advantages it
is nearly In the centre of the lAnd-lOck
Georgia coast fisheries and oyster beds. and is
passed every day by steamboats, and other
craft navigating those waters. The islands
can also be utilized for truck farming, and
will need no guano or fencing. The main
land in the neighborhOod is very eligible.
already occupied by farms and handsome
residences. No one can make a mistake in
investing in this property at the present low
prices of land. The country is yearly in
creasing vastly in population, and prices are
bound TO keep pace with this constan grow tn.
These islands are cheaper now than they will
ever be again, and are bound to be sold. Elk
anime the property and send in your bids at
an early day. All cash or part cash and re-
mainder in twelve months, with security.
Address l.. c. BRYAN, So Barnard street,
Savannah. Ga.
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LIEUT. HALL's ToRPEDo.
automatic Fish-LIke Machine OF
Which Much is Expected.

'@Wto4netic EfSn-Atlke Macnihe Oh
Which Much is Expected.
Lieut.. NJ. L. Hall, U. 5. ~, who for
'eyeral Years has been en- deayoring TO
perfect fish torpedo, has one now nearly
completed at the Eagle Works ia Buffalo.
Iae Courier describes it as y feet long,
~ three sections. ard reinforced by four
WhslJuulnal girders 10 give lt greater
strength. In the extreme bow there is
capacity Tor charge OF seventy pounds
VI shnp9wder. This il fixed by means of
primer Of illuminate of mercury. A
muhfer projects Ia trout, having two
t"sseu knife edges constructed
as 10 act when the torpedo
IiAes vessel at a small angle. Tue Or
siuafy torpedo In SUCH a case would sim
t, allow the projectile 10 glance of with
Npl0ding. The plunger breaks the
ft" mat holds the sprng-hrins appa-
a.pS' mus releasing the firing pin which
~ Piodee Ito charge by striking tie SEM
I've primer OF illuminate 0f mercury. on
o1W there ARE two automatic ins
u lor steering. Tine generator IL COM
& ei series Of tubes that hold gas
n. 4apor 90 1000 pounds pressure. The
section consists ~ plain cyltn-
Nh ia Inches ln diameter, and IN
~ ~ the generator Is contained. The hns
IN worked b. small engines whose
,tes are automatically controlled by
derived from the generator,
s.ae great pressure, 900 pounds 10 u1e
ItNte inch. has only been Obtained alter
49,. SAINT labor and innumefHble expert
'las @spf Of which were failures. the
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-11
ParasOI Bargains.

A. every lady knows we are headquarters
IN this line, aud our euccogaful low prices
always prevail on these goods. We ind ii
hatdiy necessary 70 assure the public that the
fOilpe irHquotntonB are eourIerB Of the grand
est bargains IN this city,
zu-inch.-l iOD lot Ladies' Superior satin
Parga0le, ined, at 81. In col0re ant black
some among this lot Is worth So and 81
20.inch.-l lot very lne pattorn sateen
Pafasols az Zoe, 81, 81 20; al bargains.
10-ineh.-l lot Ladies' very tine Black Satin
ParssOla, lined and trimmed with deep
SIN lace, only ~, would he cheap even a.
- t0. We control this make for this city.
Chlldren'a Parasole in Colorod satteen only
Zoo Goo. and Toe.
Chlldrens Parasols In plain satin. striped
~ IN, very cheap.
Very arge assortment other patterns Of
ParaeOls iu Psneee. Satin, AID sllk. with can
0py and Mikado effects.
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LaCes and EmbrOideries.

500 wards Cream White Oriental Edge, 3
inch wide, only lOc per yard; sold elsewhere
at lsc.
1000 yards Cream White Oriental Edge.
S-inch wide, only l5c Der yard sold elsewhere
at Doc.
600 yards Swiss Edglng at &c per yard; worth
fully Toe.
COlorod Hamburg Edges from 20 per yard
upwards.
Reductions in Oriental All Overs and
FlOuBciBgs
Inducements in swiss Embroidered Flounc.
iDgs.
Elegant patterns All Over Hamburg Net at
&c 3Jc, zoe per yard.
ColOrcd Oriental All Overs, in Navy. Gar
not, Tar, Cream and Brown, with lace edge To
match, A. quotations below others.
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Dress Goods Bargains.

Fast Color. extra quality GinRhams at &c
per yard reduced from lUc.
Fast Color GinRhams IN rich imported pat
terms at i0c q yard reduced from l5c.
36-inch wide Figured Batistes lOc a yard.
Zephyr, Stripes and Plaid White Dress
Goods reduced to l0c per yard; worth else
where l5c.
Best quality White Dress Goods, in large
Piaids. Novelty and Gauze Stripes. down III
lsc per yard; worth elsewhere ESQ.
Our former 25c bargain Dress Sateens re-
duced 10 l6c per yard; very nobby patterns.
Our former SIC bargain, Dress Sateens re-
duced to Zoe per yard; very nobhy patterns.
Our former 35c bargain Dress Sateens re-
dured to 25c per yard; very Bobby patterns.
NainsoOks, Mulls, Victoria and Persian
Lawns also at greatly reduced prices.
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Hosiery Bargains.

Our entire assortment of broken lots in
Hosiery Will he sacr Coed at these tremendous
low figures. Examine their quality and YOU
can better appreciate their cheapness.
One lot Misses regular made Cotton Hose.
IN Black, Solids and Fancy. only l5c a pair;
reduced from CSC 35c and soc.
One lot Ladies' regular made Hose in Black
and Solid Colors only 25c; worth fully 40c
One lot Ladies' Fancy Cotton Hose; superb
quality for i5c a pair.
One lot Ladies' 0pen-work Brown Rabrig-
gan Llslc Thread Hose at SOC and 75c a pair.
One lot extra quality Brilliant Lisle Hose
in Black and Solids, only 75c; offered else
where for spun silk at 91c.
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Ladies and Gents Underwear.

so dozen Cent? good quality Gauze Vests
only lSc, worth at gents furnshers 2bc.
80 dozen Gents fine quality GHuze Vests, Al
finished, only CSC, worth at gents furnishers
35c.
Is dozen Gents grand quality full fashioned
Gauze Vests. elegant satin fronts, only soc
worth elsewhere 75c.
Genu' Unlanndried Reinforced shirts at Soc
to beat the world.
Ladies' Gauze Undervests at $50, equal to
any shirt elsewher at soc
Ladies Gauze Undervests at SOC, equal to
any shirt elsewhere at 75c.
Ladies' Muslin Underwear. Corset Covers
White Dressing Sacques, IN immense variety,
equally as cheap.
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Fan Bargains.

Immense attractions for the summer in this
department
1000 large folding Jap Fans at &c each.
900 fine folding Fans, nigh cOlOrs, &c each.
90 dozen l0-inch carved handle Cretonne
Fans only l5c. worth fully 88c.
~ dozen l4-ineh folding Satteen Fans, In
nobby designs, &c; actually given away price
for 5Oe.
Gorgeous Decorating Fans IN mastOdonic
variety from Sc upwards.
In stock the very richest novelties In Gauze
Fans-eatteen, satin, feAthered-in white
black. and coiors. with wood, bone aud pearl
handles, for ladies and misses, 40 prices guar
anteed lower than elsewhere.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-11
Dress Robe Bargains.

The balance OF our Dress Robes will he sold
at these slaughter figures. No such chance
has ever presented Itself TO those wishing To
secure an elegant dress at u mere cost.
For ~ so we will sell our Ladies' Cream EN-
broidered Robes that cost TO manufacture
81 80.
For 81 we shall offer a variety OF patterns in
Vine Embroidered Swiss Null Suits that we
sold one month previous for 49,
For 81 we place on sale a selection OF STYLES
Embroidered Dress patterns, in Swiss, MulI
and other qualities, that are worth fully So
To So.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-06-11
Glove Bargains.

lot Iadles' Tan and Gray S-length Lisle
Jersey Gloves l9c pair, worth s5c.
J lot Ladies' Tan and Gray S-length Taffeta
SIX Gloves at Soc apair.
lot ChIldren's All Silk Gloves in every de-
slrahle shade SOC pair, worth 5Sc.
| lot badies' Tan. Gray and Black 6-length
PURE Slik Jersey Mitts soc pair.
Large assortment other qualities Of Gloves
That we assure The lowest priees ON In the city.
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AT AUCTION.

BY I. ID. LaROCHE's SONS.
THIS DAY, at II o'clock, in front of store,a
One carload Hay, in lots to SUIT.
One nearly new Open Buggy and Harness.
one new Kerosene Stove and Fixtures, ond
Chickering Piano in good order.
Groceries, Furniture and sundries.
Landing,
ICO halns North u fvar IIav
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AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE.
~ atN eH9AG
Fer Sale on the Premises
Oh I9W BIZ
Friday, June Il. 1885, al !. E ri
C. H. DoRsE1r. Auctioneer.

VIII offer for sale on the premises on FIJI
DAY, June Ii, 1888, at O'clock In the After-
noon, - 'AH INV
8f4u Ifs aid
The elegant residence OF Capt. W ihhan |
Hone, known a. No. l27 Drayton street, 'front.' !
ing GA Forsyth Park.
The rooms are spaci0us and well arranged. 4
The parlor is 81 by lsl9 feet, the dining room
2ilS by 1873 and come Of the chambers as largel
as 23lS by 1874. The house contains sixteen /
rooms, besides large number Of closets and
other couVeniences, large pazzas, etc.
Tue two-story Outbuilding has servants'f
rooms. feed rooms, harness rooms and stabest
for four horses.
The entire premises front 43 feet inehesi
on lIraytOn and run back l3l feet ana inchesA
10 a street.
For comfort, convenience OF arrangement
and elegance of location there Is nothing now1
on the market comparable 10 this property.
The house Will be- open Tor inspection al any
time before the sale and can be treated fort
At private sale at any time until the day of
sale. THIS property Ia subject to an annuaH
ground rent of S78
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PLA TSHEK' s.
1873 Broughton Street.
Grand
SPECIAL
BARGAINS!
Marked Down Sale |!
Millinery Bargains.

OUR Csc and 81 Ladies' Unframed shanes
- IA Milan, Novelty, Rough and Ready,
Black, White and Mixed straw reduced to Soc
OnrbOo iaoie, Untrimmeds shapes in Black
aud COlnred NJ lana reduced to 35c
Girls 15c and 81 Trimmed School Hats re-
duced 60 G0c
Girls soc Trimmed School Hats reduced to
23c. The entire assortment Of our finer grade
hats uniformly parked down.
BOYS Hats in the best qualities for &c, l0c,
l5c, Doc, 3jc. soc.
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Trimmed Millinery.

Our great variety of Ludos' and Misses'
Trimmed Dress Hats viii be found at least 95
per cent. below prices elsewhere.
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EoarOtme.

w ANTED, tweptS regular boarders at the
w LANlER HOUSE, Guy ton, ga. July l.
Terms $40 per month for children and SER
wants, SIG for ADULTS, or So and S. per week,
payable weekly or IN advance.
NEW YORK BOARDING.--20a West 45th
~ street; conveniently and delightfully."-
situated; board and attendance hrst-class:
moderate. Refer to Capt. Nickerson, CITY Of
Augueta.
DOARDlNG.--Des south rooms, with
ID board, convenient to business. 1853 York
street.
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Toet.

I OST. q Rubber Gossamer. with cane. on
~ dancing platform at Isle of Hope. Finder
viii please return to News office.
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9or 1sFmt.. entertainments

EOR RENT, Mcmahon warehouse; possess
~ sion given Sept. !, 1886. Apply to +. x.
DOUGLASS, la Bay street.
DROWE'S IRON BITTERS cured the
- daughter of Mrs. II. C. Fetzer, corner
New Houston and West Broad streets, Savan-
nah, Ga, when afflicted with dyspepsia, which
the physicians seemed pOwerless TO relieve.
NOR RENT, about twenty acres OF land
II partly within the extended city limits
extending from the Waters road to South
vile, with entrance from that road and also
by way OF the White Bluff road. There IS a
small dwelling house and large stable and
well Of good water on the premises. Several
acres adjoining the house is fenced and under
cultivation, and a Inc lot Of fruit trees plant
ed. The place is conveniently located for
small farming or a dairy. There Is a good
range for cattle, which can be fenced at a
small cost. For particulars apply 10 G. IL.
DDRSETT.
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StraprD.

GTRAYED. on the afternoon OF attn, a small
~ dark bay Texas Mare, branded 3. N. o. on
shoulder. ANY one returning same TO VALID
burg street. thIrd east OF Drayton, will re-
ceive liberal re ward.
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NliprrIlamronp.


FURNITURE COVERING, Furniture Pack
i ing, Furniture Moving. Furniture Up
hOlsterlng, Carpet Cleaning, Paper Hanging
apd Mattress making. Co to A. GOsS, 2l2 81.
Julian street.
rINO lie sold, account If manufacturers, lot
Il Ctfars; great bargain, at GAZAN's,
bnil and Broughton.
DICNIC, Excursion, and Bal Printing, such
4 a. invitation, tickets, order OF dances,
ETC., printed with neatness and dispatch:
when desired tickets VIII be numbered
MOkNfNG NEWS PRINTING HOUSE,
Whitaker street.
CALL to see our s. Is Oh Idrcu's Carriages;
~ nobody should be without one ~ that
price. Also our PArlOr Hanging Lamps at
81 10, worth double. Don't think we are j0k-
ing, but u II IN reality; 80 don't delay; call no
once, We have only few left, AZ NATHAN
BROS, ls6 Congress and l6i So. Julian street.
between barnard aud Jtderson.
NTERCHANTs, manufacturer, mechanics,
NI corporations, ami az others IN need ~
printing Undergraduates. atIl blaBk books can
have Their ordefs promptly hlled. a. fnode-
rate prices, at the MORNING. NEWS PRINT
ING HOUSE, whitukerstrccr.
DADERICK's Zee cfetm ana sherbet are
II pure, rich and delicious. Try Them aud
YOU VIII nave noother.M ciY llll.
DiCkflELD LAAiB ana northern Meats,
III at BAkEpS stan, Market Tor sundays
dinner deliycre,i on bat norrihg.
DURE sweet CNam ats,.c. per quart. fresh
4 every LAY. atttAD kkIth'r. ~ Builst.
I AwYEks. DOCTORS. Ministers. and Others
~ having Dn0ks. ruHFHzinga. Hud other
printed work 90 ~ houffd0f rehOun 81 can have
such work dOne a Aifu tArt efyie ~ The bind
erie arr at the MQkNfNG MEMS BiNDERY.
Nhltaker abegl EE..-lll saa
I AKGEsT F0undry, Mpihlno aud Boiler
- Works. aud MiAls Engina aud 0tn supply
House iu tnH state LOMBARD IRON
WORKS, Augu9ia, Ga,
NoTiCE.-MY customers and friends viii
~ nnd me a. fnniiesi Barber shop. aHdff
ecrefen Hanee. JACK HArENsifA@.
UROWA'@ IR0k hITfKas fnrnlalssst he
- enly relief % ~ dphn ~ hehivefa. Az
HfAafa Once teHtFai Railroad. khNAHNah.
Ca wnep eu1trIn9 wlfh fteAmallAH.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
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One N Cent a Word.

q iF.t t abstH 3setprE
ADVERIISEMEN1S, 10 Words or
more, in thts column (the best ~ the poper)
inserted for ONE CENT A WORD, Cash
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Everybody 'CAo has any ,cant to supply
anything 10 buy or TO sell, any business or
accommodations to secure, indeed. any iotsh
togrdtttg, should Gdreress in this column,
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WANTED. young man II or IS years old
w as clerk IN an office; salary $50 per
month. Address In own handwriting X. L.
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M ANTED, few flrst-class hands to work
w on custom work. at MRS. CISSELb-
Dressmaking establishment, LAG State street.
WANTED, a boy IS or Is years old twhite)
w 10 work IN grocery store, Address
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WANTED, blacksmith, at 200 Liberty
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WANTED, travelling ss!esmen to sell hard
w ware, etc, in the South. Address care
Carrier 70, ?. o., Baltimore. Md.
WANTED, men and women to start a new
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w oven. by reliable tenant. Address r.,
Morning News.
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w clocution. Address J. r., =. . Box 2i5.
WANTED to rent or purchase, Il rolling
w chair. Apply at this Office.
WANTED
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The Candidates Nthht
Tor the possession for g bottle Or "ked
Ll0nv Elixir.
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ponaeo, Coat ana Ye1ifl a D 7. Lew 3
hroa ADO
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EOR RENT, house southwest corner Bar
Il nard street and Charlton street lane. APP
ply at ~ ii iris street
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Aoltora amo Store tor Me.tt.

LOUR elegant rooms, with kitchen, to rent
II for summer. and perhaps longer. q. B. H.