The New York Herald Newspaper, November 18, 1869, Page 11

VIRGINIA. _- TOR 4487 pester TRAGEDY. 4 Ponrenneueneenre Leen Brent Prevalence of Crime in the State—tien- ‘Tho een seer a ee ba and Its £fecte—Criminals ‘usec (From the Boston Advertwer, Nov. 17.) from Justicom—Other Criminals Discharged ‘Yesterday afternoon Coroner Wiison held a jury of ‘ansition from military to olvil authority—a degree ‘of crime has prevailed throughout the State uppre- ‘edented since the close of the war, Murder, arson on rape have bee n rife within the past few months, tit iso remarkable fact that this fearful epidemic of outrage agsumes no political caste, nor does it resent the slightest appearance of an antagonism ween the races. On the contrary were is @ beau- ful calm in the political world, consequent upon fn early assumption of the Stare’s relationship to the Union, and never bas @ more smicabie feeling existed among the negroes and whites, who were po long divided by political disseasions. ‘The only manner in which 3t can bo accounted for 4s eho total absence of law im tae communities in ‘which crime is so prevalent and the thorough incom- petency of the irou-clad officials appointed by the Ynilitary. No security is felt by the peaceably dis- while these irresponsible minions assume Bontrol of the civil power and the utmost license is ‘youchsafed to desperadoes of every ciass, most or ull of whom, strange to say, escape their merited and justly deserved punishment yc is alleged that im numerous instances Genéral Canby has, too, with singular inconsistency Yaken the most notorious criminais from the jurisdic- tion of his reconstrucved courts and turned them over for trial by military commissions, with the un- derstood determination of shielding them from jus- face. A radical police officer in the city of Richmond who delberately murdered a citizen named Kolly, Which mourred the tmdignation of all classes, ‘was under Canby's order acquitted by a singic mill- tary oificer, when, had he been tried by ajury, bis neck would have undoubtedly paid the penalty of his terrible crime. Norfolk @ few days since fur- plished a similar case, where @ policeman ia ue per- formance of duty and in defence of nis lite killed a poldier, was arrested by the civil authorities, in- @icted and about to be tried, when agam Canby in- Sorposes and turns over the criminal to a mulitary commission, but this time with the object of iusur- ing the severest penalty of the Jaw. Such high- handed partisan measures, taken im covusctiou with tue characters or the scores of adventurers ‘Who ds sheriffs, justices and constabies have been, @ppointed to enforce the law, has tended to produce ‘au unparalleled carnival of crime in this hitherto Poeacoable old Commonwealth, until latterly she bas become tue rival of North Carolina, waere an inves- tine and bioody strife wages between the Ku Kiux Snd the loyal !oaques, Ina single day intelligence of a number of affrays and murders has beea received here conclusive of this lamentable state of affairs. On Saturday last, . in Floyd county, 9 man named Trice shot in three places aud Instantly killed another named Gib- goo, Asreported it appears that in the month Of June fast Gibson avvused Trice of the commis- Bion of a most horrible crime, end on his allegation the latter was arrested, but alter a preliminary @xamination heid by three of Canby's justices he ‘Was acquitted and discharged. Gidson’s testimony @asatdto have been lmpeached successfully, and Chat i¢ was shown he was unworthy of belief. However this may be, Gibson continued to pursue Trice, evidently earnest in the justice of his accusations, whatever they may have been, never yielding an opportunity that offered of taunting and abusing him, This lasted Until saturday, when the partios again met at Cooper Valicy, in Kioyd county, when Gibson, 96 nstial, made a yerbal attack wpon ‘Trice, which that person resented by drawing a revoiver and shooting Gibson turee times, fromthe effects of Which be soon expired. ‘Trice promptiy surren- dered himself to the civil authorities ond was, for the crise of deliberate murder, beld to bali in ‘whe sum of $500 for his sppearance for trial, Many Justify Trice for chis summary deed, but tt bears ‘upon its face lawlessness and a disregard of the gecurity of the person quite at variance with all the * * usages of civilized society. The amount of atl alone for acrime Wat is not bailabie under the laws of Virginia, shows how utterly incompetent the exist ing autuorities are. Another remurkable case, the exact particulars of ‘Which are not in my possession, is the arrest in Rockingham county of Colonel &, J. Armstrong for the alleged murder of M. L. Shanks soine time last summer, This gevtleuian was arrested atthe (ime of the alleged crite, aud Was legally Wied and hon- orably acquitted by a judge and jury—the moue rescribed by ine code of Virginia. Notwithstand- this, howgver, ve was again arrested, again tried and agaln acquitted. Suv now tue military inverfere, rearrest.lum, and are, it is supposed, ‘about ro wy Lim by military coiwtmission for the offence he was twice tied of by the civil court Where is the haveas corpus? Canby laugbs at such documents as that. . On, Tharsday morning last, In the same county, ‘two negroes, respectively entitied Jona Wright and aerry Jones, the former avout seventeen years oid and the latter #'30 @ Young maa just Luli grown, be- came embroned ina difiouity Which resuited faially WoJones. Jones attacked Wright, wao with more juck than wisdom, perhaps, ran away to save him- 3ell, DUE Was overinken duu coughs by Lis Assailant, ‘Who Vigorously proceeded to beat him. Again Wright escaped and ran, still pursued; but ta time driven to extremes, ae picked up a sinall stone, which he tirew with accurate aim and great force, taking edect on Jones’ head and killing Bim In. Bieutly. Wright was arresied aud is now tn jai awalting an investigailon. It ts hardly provadic, however, thatthe milivary will luverfere im (ois case Unless Wright be discharred, aud be atterwaris dis- covered to have been u couservative “nigger,” Angther case has just been brought to my nottee In which @ miliary oficer eMected the excape of a * notortous murderer, then on Wial, from tae county Jail of New kont. fvcre were three criminais charged with the marder, some twelve montis Bince, Of a half-breed indian man and & white wo- jan with whom he was living, The mau they ied in a field a few hundred yards from the house, Which was burned 2s soon as the Woman bad been @eapaiched and watever money was within it secured. These desperadoes were Just pvt on trial, and, in consequence of repeated efforts to escape, the Sherif thougut it proper to imerease the guard, and for this purpose he consulte. the miuitary officer of the district, who himself made the appointments. In a tew days, Dowever, the sheru? discovered some of the mem- bers of the guard careless and incompetent, and he accordingly, asin duly bound, applied for their re- Dioval aad the appointment of more eMelent men, ‘This, however, the sailitary oMcer refused ty do and he peremptorny ordered ‘the game men to bo re- tained until 1 was his pleasure to disevarge them. ‘The result was not unexpected. Tbe prisoner, who ‘was the principal of the criminals, escapea and is now at jarge, witi but littie prospect of being cap- tored in the prosent orgautzation of the civil ot cisis in the State, Anotuer case of military Snter- Zerence with the due course of the iw. Daring ths era of criuae evea the Military Tnsti- ture at Lexington bas not escaped its contami’ jug influence. A few days since a diMeuity occu fed between caded Price of Virgiuia and cadet Waltoa of lexus. jf reems the emvairie repre sentative of the Old Domimon was engaged in ais adies Wien the hvey ‘‘exan entered the room and commenced a series of eats watch had the ua- due estect of disturving ‘he equanimity of the Vir- Useu's temper, iigh words ensued, a fight fol- owed, gud in the mebie Price, the Virginian, drow & knife wich which be inticted threo overs gtabs, one in tite shoulder fad Lo in the leit side of ‘alton, the pioyfat Texan, The condision of the ‘Wounded man '4 sad to be critical, Charged frow the institate by bho facal Tar (ie authorities 1 co Was a © failed to ‘him: ‘Po e Q ¢ ed arrest him. Per. haps Genera! Canby, will, as usual, tateriere, and tlis LtUle fracas May 8erVe a8 A oOd excuse to Place the institute of Virgiuia wader tue control of the moilitury. A bioody foud also exists among the members of a famiiy ia Allogbany coun bout the possession of we personal property. This family, who are more remarkable for whiskey drinking, fignttug aud riot- Ous living than for auy observance of morality or the jaws which govera civilized society, consista of the ‘ther and his three sous. Their family name ta ynoids, and Upon getting M60 a general feat lew (aya ainco, the Jather and son being o pored by ie two otuer sons, tle old man shut one Of them ond bet a hasty retreat to the ranehe of Dis siandoy, situated im White Gap, ia the Alle- glianies, where Uiey fre now vesieged by the op- posiig faction. The fead coatinues, and It ts sui S ised that lr times will be witnessed among the oynoldses Defore long, - In all probability General Vandy, woo ig @ humane Method: wit send a #qnad Of cavairy to squcich thls minature war, A wang of convicts employed on the canal near this city turned (pon tavir guard a day or two since #nd disabled them, when five efected their escape, ‘The gaArd Nambored two, Cuuvicws ea. Ono of she guard Was Dearly Kiiled, Henay Oray's Crapus—Among tha articios ba were seit for éxhibition ab the Virginia State ‘alr ab Kiohmond, Mt woroh was accidentally thrnst aside in the se ‘6 oftiae until the last day of fx htoltion, was ceadte in Which Henry Olay was ‘ouked. Mrs, WN. J Gita is tue lady who owas {6 Was houne at Mr, Ciny’s sale by Captain N, Bowe, 1 Hanover county, ana has been preserved by tha fomily with greai care. ‘the cradie ts very antique $ i lad ropes ta the bottom instewl of Kia. A Iohmond paper regrets the oversight by which the cradle was kept in the sbade, and there aro Many oid whigs in Virginie who w have wept Qver (had it been brougut out. - 1 wae Kicked by the prisoner. Inquest at the police station, South Boston, when the following evidence was adduced:— Dr. P. P. Ingalls deposea that he had practised aa e im Boston for ten years; he called to 826 the body by order of Coroner Wilson; he saw it first t seven O'cl but did not make any examination a al viewed it, He the following ‘ntti the ‘ wtopsy on Mary Healey, No. 99 Silver the body of No. tet at three hours acter death, by order of Coroner Wilson, Found the body tying on ta lag in the, middle of sree tes room, Upon the head £ foun Thy ‘tho loft side of en in, the bot und in Pius; hair and ploges of bone, he bones fn jtaly crushed in, #0. that no lorm of tho) features was. Seria, An beled wound, was found extending fom rirating to the bone, was thang era we Mecca” bir base ot the skull was broken in jeces. lo was alao broken, ‘The rest of Ey wae found in a bewthy condiion.. The inyurica nd on the body were of suena nature as in my opinion Cas ‘ ho bad known the Catharine Fiavin stated that 8} 0" parties two years; they had lived in her house; part Of the thne the accused Was “ugiy’? Lowards tie de- ceased; never heard him threaten her Iife; once he beat her; he Kicked her and she bied; she was sick from the eflecis; under # doctor’s care for nearly three or four weeks; she told witness that the ac- cused had always been kind of jealous; the last tun witness saw te deceased ailve was between uine and ten Ceo pond wo “ie market; the deveased ared healthy and weil, *Poichael Henley, gon of the deceased, testified that ho was tweuly-oue years Of age; he was a tinsmith by trade; he left the sliop at six o'clock on Monday evening, arriving at home at avout hall-past six; us he was passing through the ouside door he saw the uplived axe; saw the secused strike his mother ‘With the axe, Who Was lying on the floor, hear the bed; rushed’ in aud took hold of his father and screamed “murder” and “help’’ three or jour times; then # woman up stairs came down; caught hoid of his father first aud then cuugit hoid of tue axe; took the axe out of lis father's Land quien witness ran for the doctor; as he mas passing in the jane, and about to enter the house, he beard two or three blows, which sounded like sume one cutting meat; did not know of any diMcalty between his father Qnd mother at vat time; they had often quarelled of and on as long as he could remember; never heard his Jather wreaten her life; saw her in morning; sie wus not well; sie was sickly; she always was sickly; never knew her to have any sud- den attack and tail down; never knew tis father to commit an assault on any one; he might have sirack witness; bid father had che rheumatisaa at tho times he used to drinkfoccasionilay; the accused appeared to wiiness as he generally was; be did not noice that he was drunk at the time; had seen his father often strike the deceased witn his hands; he once struck her with @ dish; never heard bim threaten to kill her; once knew him to beat her, and she was sick ior two weeks; he was “ugiter’? wuen in liquor; uever saw bun sirike the daughters; had heard his tather accuse the deceased of beng intamate with anotuer man; he always accused her of that und compiamed about it. (Pho axe, which was covered with biood stams, was here saown to tae Witness.) Witness thougatit was the same axe ag the one that he had taken from his father; he could not swear that it was the same; it look like it; the axe was biooay; could not tell what part of the axe bis father struck bis mother with. ‘The witness, who gave his evidence with much stolidity and without apparent emotion, was placed under $4,000 bonds to give evidence tn court. James Brayden, a police officer, testitied that he arrested Edtiund Healey about half-past six o'clock on Monday night; when he went mto the house the prisoner Wis standing at the end of the counter; asked @ bystander tf that was the man; the prisoner spoke up aud said he was; on taking bun to the tation house Witness asked him if iu was his wife he struck; he satd it was, he struck her with the axe; he said that he did not deny that be killed her; in reply to some questions he said she aggravated him, and that he had ofteu said he would Kul ber; he said that he had o/ten told ber that he Would Kill her; in the station house heard the prisover say that he killed his wiie because she had been intimute with other men; he also said that he would have over- Jooked that if she had not aggravated him; witness hever knew the wun, aud Knew nothing of his character. Emory A. Dresser, a police ofticer, also testified to arresting the accused; ou his way to the station house Healey satd bis wite aggravated him; he had often told hor that he woud Kill her, and now he bad done it; said be did it with an axe; witness found the axe im the shop beblnd the counter, near the door of the room where the murdered woman lay; It was covered with blood and hair; wien Healey said he haa Kkilied his wife he arterwards said, “You may bang me now li you want to;? knew the accused belore, but Knew nothing of his character; never knew of any tronble in the famtiy. ‘The jury returned @ verdict of wilful murder, and the prisoner now awaits the actton of the Grand Jury. THE DOLAN HOMICIDE IN PHILADELPHIA, Acqulttal of the Prisoner. From the Philadelphia Ledger, Nov. ED] x ray, in the Oyer and Termiuer, before Judges Pierce aud Paxson, the case of Robert Collins, charged with the murder of jonis Dolan on the bth or July last, at Sixteenth and Pive streets, was resumed. A numberof the boys who were in tue crowd that followed Mr. Collins and the two ladies witi him were examined as witnesses, and they in part sustained the siatement already published as the case of the Commonwealth, Being exciuded fro the court room, and examined singly and ont of the hearing of their companions, their statoments differ- ed insome particulars, One boy alleged that tae crowd consisted of but twelve or ilftcon boys, while James Hancock, the large voy, put the niber at twenty or twenty-five, and when examined at length admitted thas the boys were jostiing Mr. Coluas snd the ladies and were noisy, put denied that he saw stones thrown, although he adwitted that he heard some of the boys say that stones were used. He iso admutied that otfensive remarks were used in the crowd, but dened that thers were any pistol shots from the crowd. ‘The proprietor of the toe cream saloon where the ladies and Mr. Coiling first took relnge was exa- mined, and be testified that the crowa consisted of \ from thirty to forty boys, and that when Mr. Coulms and the ladies attempted to leave the saioon they were saluted by a shower of bricks. Whe ladies ran back into the saloon for refuge, and he went out apd ordered the boys away. Somme of them leit, and Nr Collins and the ladies then made a second attempt to getaway, Lhe proprietor did not follow them to see the result, and testified fe heard turee or four dots in the street, bus supposed tt was incidental to tue celebration of tie national aniversary, ‘The detence alleged that Mr, Collins was actuated by self-defence, Ho was coming along Pine street, when Sernard Bise, one of the boys, pul cut bis foot and tripped one of the ladtes, aad for this ke Alter thts there was a Tully Of boys, and after be came from the saioon Where he sought retuge he wes essauited by a shower of stones and bricks, aud one of the ladies Waa gO gerivusly injured yaat she was confined to her houge for iwo weexs, Jt was then that he drow is ptstol, discharging ohe shot into the ground and the other into the air, to frighten the boya, as he asserted to the Jady who remamed with him, the other baving ran away. ‘The case was elosed at ten minutes past reven o'clock. Disixiet Attorney Gibbons and Mr. Vwight addreesed the jury for the Commouweaith, aad dossrs, Richard Ludlow and Joseph A. Bonbara pre- Seuting the cause tor the Prisoner, Abelgut o'clock the jury returued verdict of nos guilly, and tuo dotendant was @scharged. (Editorial comments from the Philadelphia Proga of (TEST November M4 ollins, Who slot & doy to death some time ay Was yesterday acquitted py the court, This cane was éxtraordinary, ‘Tie man waa set pon dy bors, Isulted aud stoned. He punished ons of then vy kicking him, At the time he was walking with two ladies, with whom h9 entered an tes creaim eaioon, While there the boys gashered their forces, which was casiiy done by means Of & WatcuWord or some cluo signal, aud (be WwaUn's exit from the saldon was @ signal for aucther aliack with sluues, He drew & pistol, Gnd whea remousiveted with oy one of the iadves, eaid he did not intend to fire at them, but only to frightea them. One shot was fred into the air fod another into the ground. Tha second, 1 seems, killed one of the boys, Whovuer’ directly or by ricocteting ts left to pre- sumpuion, it Was quite natural chat puolie hye y should ode gn the prisoner, Lut when the case is exuruined, it Was not an assaalt upon & weak and helpless boy. The crowd to2 more wan a mighty ian, It was an aggregate of rascaitty which made {t formidable a8 an adu’t mob, No doubt it was atriolly obedient tothe mpulses aud teachings of @ secret organization, too many of which exist iu onr midst. Ouly a few we ago a Tan wos murdered by @ Sluslar crowd of juveutie roughs, Some of them were triod and found @ullty. All these things go to show that seil-defence may be es sa poe ben wtnok Come from boys, ¢ do vot extenuai 9 Llewality of Colin rye ing ‘weapons, ; ality Nisin CHEE: gnother featore about the case is wor notice. 'The boys, when va the stand, viiniy Seiten & desire to conceal the true state of the case, They had apparently get heir hearts on convicting the goner. When one of them displayed more than usual stubbornness 10 Was admonisied by the Dis- trict Attorney 1b & Ver #0 UnnsHAl as co astound even the counsel Tor the defence, the lawyers present Gud the Court, He asked for the Commonwealth no ‘unfair Advantage over the prisoner. Juatice was the ‘QiM Of tho nw, and he feit tt his duty vo expose @ Goubtini witness, no matier whieh side he was on. This Was duo to the dignity of the Stete, to the honor of the code, to (he righis of the prisoner, We thank District Attorney Gibbons for thie bonibenell, 4o timely thrown into ihe rutted practice of tua eruoinat vourts, The compliment of the Judge was well de- served, Jealousy of opposition; desire to win, no wmatter how unacraptlous the means; sregard of ine presumptions of law—ail these have a ed OY CHUIMIDU! practice ad Made justice upon morits Well migh on impossipillty, Lot a new order date yrom yosterday. APONNY TrPOGRAPITCAL ERROR. —The W: ingto; Ohrraniole of Sunday served ty its waders eee conundram by informlag them thas 8 fire in a honwe oty olly Was eas by ® patr of geese being a eatorday it, was itor “patr of ‘Teese’ rega pan ‘arouse. ” SITU. Ww. FEMALES. Cooks. &e. honest, good Colored woman a8 pply to employer. SULLIV, INTELLIGENT COLORED 68 Settee ta, either ine private boarding house 4 fret reference, Call for three deste. 152 clase two days, ee ep VARICK 8T.--A RESPECTABLE GiRI. AS COOK 0.5 Sethorongh servant in a reapeetable private farnliy: PA Pip washing. ‘Can give the beat reference from her last employer. Call for two days. 313 BOWERY.—A SeeCraaLE PROTESTANT cellent 1c. fainted ied AY.—A PRO- FAST “TH 8T., NEAR LEXINGTON cook, washer poo testant woran as and jroner, or a6 Tarst class city reference, Can be seen woman aa ; is an ex- baker; no ob; olty Chambermnids, &e. 2 9TR AV.~A RESPECTABLE GERMAN GIRL AS chambermaid and waitress in private fam! EAST &TH ST.—A COMPETENT GIRL AS CHAM. bermaid and seamstress; understands well the care of children. Can be seen for two days at her present employ- er's, who fs about leaving the ctty, 5Q. FAST ISTH ST.—A YOUNG GIRL WISHES TO DO OO. up stairs work and waiting, or beip with the washing; moon ally ratneepens: ps Mee TH oa A tnee coot aiiaion foF an ek ne 1 res eure w good situation - cellent chambérmatdy whe i honest and faithful abd cas DO fully recommended. ‘Apply to her employer. 98 EAST BROADWAY.—A RESPECTABLE GERMAN € girl as chambermaid and waitress, 108 EAST GOTH &T.—A YOUNG QIRL AS CHAM- bermaid and watireas; best city reference from her at place, where she can be seen until suited, STH A’ NEAR 16TH &T., PRESENT EM- ployer's.—A respectable young woman to ‘do cham- ‘berwork anid fine washing in a private iy. On be seen for two days. A Wan’ Minellanceus, WEST 18TH STA LADY OF EXPERIENCE AS PU), dovermeas; veaches English branches, rudimenie of ia would assist Inveewing if requifet: “Aidre@ TEACHER. QO BURSON St, HOBOKEN.—A STEADY ENG- lsh woman as stewardess to apy port, Call on or address Mrs. RICHARDSON. 935 8D AY., SECOND FLOOR.—A YOU! 2 laa ell edu hes, ina, reapectable cry 108A; can N Ionita of the plano. ‘ina ee FRENCH LADY, ACCUSTOMED TO TYACHINO, ving several lelsure hours, desires a few more pupils 8. G., Herald fa French German, Address M. 1 coullee. NG GERMAN private (amily teach the ele- YOUNG LADY WOULD LIKE WRITING, OR SOME other light employment, Address ANDREWS, Herald omee. ITUATION WANTED.—A YOUNG GIRL, WHO CAN speak, read and write the German, French’ and Holland Tangunges, wishes a situation masmall family to take care of children: nest refarenca if required. Apply to JOHN NICKEL, Ni ‘hipple st, Williamsburg, L. f. ‘ANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY WHO, HAS HAD ie erience, av elaborate worsied picture to work. Ad- dress 3. W., box Ik Herald office, ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WIDOW, A eltuation as stewardess on board # steamer or as nurse to an inv first class reference, Address Mra, WHITE, Herald Bi ofllee, Brooklyn, ranch Vy o S8.--WE ARE NOW PRE- paredto fornish all classes with constant employment at home, the whole of the time or for the spare moments, usiness new, light and profitable, Persons of either sex caaily earn from 60c, to @5 per evening, and a proportional sum by devoting their whole time to the business. Boys and girls earn nearly na much as men. ‘That all who seo this Hotice may send thelr address, and test the business, we make this unparalleled offer:—To auch as are wot well satis: fied we will send $1 to pay for the trouble of writing. Full partict aluable sample, which will do to commence work on, and copy of The People’s Literary Companion, oneof the Jargest and beat family newspapers published, all sent free by mall. Reader, if hy) want permanent, profitable work, address ALLEN & CO., Augusta, Me? A ble young girl as chambermaid and waitress; best ference, Call for two days. 950 West ast st, EIReT FLOOR—A RESPECT. * city ref a Dressmakers and Seamstrésses, 1% FLOO! FRONT ROOM, 849 EAST 12TH ST.— Fashionable dress and clonkmaking, Fall and winter suits, #8, upwards; wre 2 a #2 50; also children’s and misses’ garments Thade toorder} ‘patterns and fashion plates; cutting and basting, Call or address, ; we EAST 18TH ST. BETWEEN UNIVERSITY PLACE en, Ci nod Sth av.--A competent dressmaker wishes a few ements by the day; has a Grover & Baker machine, on or address Miss . 37 WEST 18TH ST.—A FRENOM DRESSMAKER ©) 4 wishes a few engagements in private families; is fully Competent to cut and make any dreanes of latest fashions, 45 ELIZABETH ST., WORKING WOMEN'S HOME.— e) An American woman, who understands all kindn family sewing, wants sewin, in famihes vy the day: bas some knowledve of dreesmaking; best reference. Apply to or address E, 8., this week. 7 BLEECKER 8T., ROOM 26,—AN EXPERIENCED 12 operator And seamstress would like the work of a few families; would go out by tho day or take work at her own home. . QQ] FAST LI STs FOURTH FLOOR A FIRST e class French dross’ and cloakmaker wishes to make an engagement with an establisimevt to act as forewoman; excellent cutter and fitter; best references. 858 WEST 68D &T.—A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT ede )0) girl as seamstress in a private family; can cut and Mt children's clothes. Can be seen for two days, 4.0)() WEST AST, ST—4 FIRST CLASS OPERATOR wishes #01 ore family sewing; can cut and fit Indies’ and children's undercarments, tucking and quilting; terms tucking (two yards), five cents. 419 6TH AV,, FIRST FLOOR.—A FRENCH DRESS- Le? maker, just from Paris, wishes some customers; ‘will give full satisfaction. 4.22, PAST MTH STA YOUNG WOMAN AS SEAM. stress In a private family; understonds all kinds of sewing and operating on machine; best city reference. 7] TED AV; BETWEEN CD AND 63D sTs— OT Fashionable dress and clonkmaker wishes few more fagementa to fection; reference if required. IE MAKERS.-WANTED, AN OPERATOR ON ‘Wheeler # Wilson's machine; good wages and steady work, At 50 Howard st., up stal ‘ANTED—A FIRST CLASS GERMAN COOK, FOR A ‘small family. Inquire at 68 West 37th st. WANTED.-4 CHAMBERMAID AND | WAITRE! ‘must be nn excellent washer and ironer: best reference required. Apply between 9 and 1 o'clock at 126 West 48th st. as to obi and expability bigh way ply for three days before 12 o'clock, at 3 WANTED A G00D OPERATOR FOR WHEELER & ses, son's machine, “Tngulre at 42 East Ath at, up are. HELP _WANTED—MALES, VEZ STATES MARINE CORPS.—WANTED, IM- mediately, for this branch of the service, unmarried meb, over 2] years of age. This is a fine opportunity for men ¢ character who doaire to enter this branch of the ni States Preference will be given to those who have been honorably discharged from the United States Army or Marine corps. Asan evidence of the popi- Inrity of this brane of the service, neariy 200 nolillers at { army, with good conduct discharges, Lave, enlisted at Brooklyn barracks during the last four months. Farther | formation will be given by the Commanding Oflcer of tl Marine Barracks, Flushing av., Brooklyn, New York. ANTED—A YOUNG MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS ‘opening oysters and ts willing, to, make bimeelt gener. ally ueeful in @ grocery and provision slore; good refecence Fequired, “Apply to PHILIP MUENROK, ‘grocer, Falleade av., Youkers, N. ¥. QANZED—A BOY IN A HOTEL) HE MUST BE WELL recommended. Apply at 64 Warren st. ANTED—A YOUNG MAN TO WORK IN A GROCERY store. Apply at 515 2d av. ‘ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED HAND TO ATTEND A ayohtKeryi Mone other need apply. Inquire at 166 B.ccoker ret. ANTED—A BOY IN A LAWYER'S OFFICE, AD- VV (dress, ip own bandwriting, LAW Ei box 199 Herald oflice. WANTEDSA BOY OF GOOD. sTRADY HABITS: ONE having some knowladze of the drug bnainess preferred. Apply in thi tore, 47 Cherry st, corner of Roosevelt. TANTED-FIREMEN, BOILER MAKERS AND CO peremiths for the United States Navy. {Apply to RODE, No. 6 Market street, ANTED—A STRONG YOUNG MAN; MUS nome knowledge of the grocery Dialnest; be acquaint. @1 in Brooklyn, and know all about a horse. ‘Apply mt 167 Smith at,, South Brooklyn, GOOD CANVASSERS WANTED—FOR A GOOD hing; tadtea Or gentlemen. Call at 176 Broadway, HAVE paviemarerere:! | Fe 1. er aeeaes WORKING JEWELLER OAN FIND A CLEA well lighted room In an excellent nelgbborhood ma: plenty of work by addressing J., box 106 Post offive: (UIEDERS WANTING A. LIGHT, CLEAN PLOOR, IN A J foot nelgnborhood, with plenty ‘of custom, may ad- dress G., box 105 Post office. Lelie srry GOOD LOCKSMITA CAN FIND A 4 nice shop in a good neighborhood at # low rent by ad- dressing L., box 105 Post oilice. ‘Passe PaRTOUTS <A GOOD WORKMAN CAN FIND an excellent workshop in eapital neighborkood,’ near Goupli's, Guruey'a, dc., vary cheap. Ad 1k Pout oilice. dress P. P., box Pemeee Spee st ystsorouiras JOB PRINTING. AND ENGRAVING NASSAU STREET. MEt#orourrax JOB PRINTING i~J os E aa : F | “Towered cities ploase us, then, & g And tha busy hum of men.’ 3 Dial x A oni. - pea a ) ee eee NASSAU BTREET. ETROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING N — HUI t 5 “Peace hath bi ctoriea 00 loans renowned than war." Milton, | AND ENGRAVING “IN@NASIIG VST . | __M NASSAU STREET. OPOLITAN JOS PRINTING Pes “For truth is as impossible to be solled by any outward touch as the sunbeam," — Milton, AND ENGRAVING “UNGNSIAE VISA 97 NASSAU STREET. 0 HATTERS,-WANTED, 7% pinisHEns . ee Tear at Yoo se? FINISHERS AND ONE U ins? FRONT BRICKLAYERS WANTED—ON WARD'S Island; ferxy at foot of 10th at. MOKAN & ARMSTRONG ANTED—A FIRST CLASS COOK, WASHER AND ironer for a small family; reference required. Apply at 61 Park ay., near 85th at., city. ANTED—-A SMART YOUNG WOMAN, TO COOK, ‘wash and iron; one who can come weil recommended. Apply at 12 Hubert st., between 6 and 10, TANTED—AT 119 B, A GOOD COOK, WASHER ‘and froni froner, for a small ‘tamiy. | Nong but a Catholle need.apply. ‘The'best city reference required. ANTED—A FIRST CLASS SEAMSTRE! using Wheeler & Wilson's ; ONE Who machine, Cali ‘ANTED—TWO FIRST CLASS WAITRESSES, FOR ladies’ and gentlemen's restaurant, that can come well ded; Americans preferred. Appiy to JOHN TAY- ‘ANTED—A THOROUGHLY NEAT GIRL, AS GOOD W plain cook and to nasist in the washing apd ironing; must understend making bread and have city reference. Ap- ply at 108 Kast 40th wt,, on Friday, between 10 and 1 o'clock. 10 PRINTERS,—A SOBER AND STEADY YOUNG mau, a member of I. 0. 0. F. and 8. D. A. A., who has some knowledge of printing, wants to go under Inalructions, where he can work at the case or at job work, Audreas 0, 1. T., Herald office, x PHOLSTERERS.—A COMPETENT WORKMAN CAN find a good opening In an excellent neighborhood by ad- dressing U., box 108 Post office, ANTED—A PHOTOGRAPHIC PRINTER, ALSO A Grst class mounter, at 72 Broadway, ANTED~AN ARCHITECTURAL DRAUGHTSMAN; ‘one competent to draw details and perspective. Ad- dress G. M. L., Herald office. WANTED A FIRST CLASS PLAIN AND FANCY CAKE baker and ornamenter: no, other neod apply highest wages paid. oquire at ACKERMANN é& BARTLETT'S, 128 Warren st. ‘ANTED—A FIRST OLASS STONE ENGRAVER, TO make very fine lithographic work: ood wa n constant employment, Address ENGRAVER, Heraid office. Wane LADY COMPETENT AS GOVERNESS for two children (music not essential), possessing cul- ture and refinement; she will be revarded as one of the fam- ily. Address for three days A. B., Brooklyn Post office. _._ SITUATIONS WANTED—MALES, _ 25 PITT ST., REAR.—A YOUNG MAN TO WORK 0) about a houne; is willing to make himself useful in any capacity; good reference, Call for one week on GEO, PEET, from M. out by the day; can cut and nt to per- CLASS DRESSMAKER WOULD LIKE A FEW ‘more engagements day with firat class famtltes; will warrant perfect satisfaction. Address for one week FRENCH DRESSMAK. Herald o! ioe. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG ENGLISH woman; understands dressmaking; or would do light ebamberwork or take care of a young child; uncer stands housekeeping, can dresa hair and operate on Grover Baker's sewing machine; would be willing to assist gene- rally. Best city references given. Address for two @ys C. ©. K., Herald office. ; General Honsework, &c. A YOUNG WOMAN WHO IS WILLING TO WORK wants a situation to eee housework in the city. Apply at Lavor Exchange, Garden. Housekeepers, &c. 5 GREENWICH AV., THIRD FLOOR.—A YOUNG Indy, highiy educated, as house! 4 also to travel with widower's family as companion. Mrs. BINCLAIR. DOG WES? TA STA WIDOW As HOURE. keeper ina Fag Me family or to take charge of the ifen room in w hotel; in expablo of sewing on machine. ce. Address for one week. YOUNG WIDOW LADY, ALONE IN THE CiTY, wishes a situation as housekeeper ina botel or gentle- ‘a family ; would not object to the country ; refereaces exchanged, Adiress Mrs, B, T, WILSON, Herald office, N ENGLISH LADY WISHES A SITUATION AS housekeeper in a gentleman's family (widower’s pro- Terred), where there are one or more servants. Address for one werk Aira, M. L, GOODMAN, Boston (Siaas.) Post odice. D ABILITY—COMP! tent to take charge of a genteel house, a poxition deat reference, Address Miss HOLMES, Ad- FOREIGN LADY WISHES A POSITION AS housekeeper; a good home and kind treatment desired to igh salary. Address B. W., box 19% Heraid HOUSEKEEPER'S SITUATION WANTED—RY A refined miadle aged widow lady, ia reduced ciroam- A Sancest a home more an object than a salary; # Dachelor or witower's family preferred. None but first cleas need answer; would leave the city, #c.; good references given. ‘Address for ton days Mrs. F. JANES, Herald office, New York. YOUNG WIDOW WISHES TO OBTAIN A SITU. iMower's famfiy: o&n tench of sernenta; has also 6 Oo which ahe would like to bring with ber: no nly & comfortabia home for herself and child; sald nut object to leaving the city; the best reference and required, Address Mrs. YOUN( an Brooklyn Poat o} Nurses, de. 4 () PROSPECT ST. JERSEY CITY.—A RESTECTARLE a yonug married wornan as wet 16; good refereace ven. . ON EAST TA SP, BETWERN 3D AND 4TH AVS. A+) A respectable young woman as uurae nd weam- arene {to take care of children. Call for two 137 GUZERY ot, THIRD FLOOR AS WET NURSB +4 by a healt: Call for Mra, FLENY, Reference, Dr. Win E SULLIVAN sf. 6 in a reapectats! ren, where aue couid abi age. Address or cal! on H. acouston: nerfoan famiis, to take oa in a knowledge of the Bugiish SEL, D6 WAVERLEY PLACE.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG 206 cotored wornan na narae, to take charge of » child from pne to two years of age, with afarnily going to Boston ; no objections to sravelling; beat city tefereuce from last eu- ployer. D4.() WEST, 0TH P. PIRET FLOOR-—AS NORGE EV) can toke entire charge of a baby; can do plain sew= {nag} willing to assiat in chamberwork ; three years city refo- rence, ) WEST 2D STA YOUNG GIRL TO WAIT ON Oma chiltren, do light chamberwork and waiting, Ap- ai ber present employer’ 330 FAST MIA &T, TOP FLOOR.—A VERY AOL healthy, respectable woman as wet nurse, a dgb; to (ake to her own home; les lost har own baby; good rere ence, Cali or address. O07] EAST wrk 87 CID pirl vo taxe enra of childrens is a good lady's balr- Gresser; would be willing to assist in chamberwork, ny THIRD FUOOR.—A YOURO for on week, Lavndresses, &oy 7 WeeT ATH ST.—A LADY, BREARING UP TOUS: 2 keying, desires a situation for an ercelient lanndresb. or. A LADY, DECLINING Re ia = situation for 7 WEST 19TH ST ( keeping, desires to od, honest, sat ‘ul /aundvess, Who deserves good place, Apply to em- ploy AR WITH ST, BECONT FLOOR,—A anJress wishos families’ or gontlem: own howse; uting, lace, vurtaias, all fancy D1 FAST ti ot, RETWERY 2D AND 8D AVS © A respectanle women wishes todo washing and fiitng at her own hore, yood reference can be given. Ap rly to Mrs, WEBETER, QO7 FAST ori T, RLAR BUILDING, THIRD QT Fate pack room.-A woman 10 go out by the day fo'wash aud ifon, of would clean Louse, Retersuees given. FAST Si8f Sf. SECOND 324 room.—A reapoctalle woman to do Indies” and yon- tiemen’s washing at her own residencss tsa first rato laun- dregs; oan do fluting; best eliy reference, 838 EAST MTH Sf, TOP FLOOR, IN THE REAR. oe A reapestable widow would like to get some Iadian® or families’ washing at hor own house or to go out by the Goon ofty referenc 344 iz oer 419 WAST 1TH PT +», RETW accond floar, back room.—A goo, laundress wishes Fome gentlemen's or famfiy washing and froulog; ie withing, A LADY TO %, oF to wash for go KY LN FINE men. IN THE CIGAR STORE.--A First * 00 una? 1.2083 BRoaDwar, ° 32 «logle man as walter ina private tamily. Cinas city references. Address H. S. Sai (A. ZOUNG MAN WISHES A, SITUATION 48, BAR: tender; Mee not so much the object as a good em- ployer. 24 at, Call at A XQUNG MAN, 25 Y@ARS OF AGE, DESIRES A situation as walter tow gentleman or family; speaks English, French and Itallan; good reference, Address box 195 Heraid ofice. 1. Ov COMPETENT YOUNG MAN WISHES A SITUATION As attondant to an invalid gentleman ; can furnian good Teferences en to sobriety, capability and honesty, Cull for JOHN AYRES, 18 Wert ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG MAN, Aa Dartender. Call or address, where now employed, 206 Varick st., corner of Houston. wane (FRENCH), AGED 92, SINGLE, SPEAKS German and English, wishe situation in a hotel, oo or private fainily.” Address A, B., box 141 Herald ollice. ‘ANTED-—SOME ONE TO GIVE ME A TRIAL IN fome wholesale business; whiskey objected to; will give good references and object to any salary unteas parties sre folly uatinied. Address GEORGE H. CURTIS, New- ark, N, J. CLERKS AND SALESMEN. A SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG GRRMAN clerk, who speaks both English and French ; best refer- ces. Address E. K., Herald olilce. A. TRENOH GENTLEMAN, REPRESENTING A NEW York importing house in Paris and having time to spare, would ice to repressnt another house in France; best of ref. erences here and in Paris, Address C. B., box 118 Herald ome A 8 GROCER'’S CLERK.—A YOUNG MARRIED MAN . Wants «situation as lesman in ® grocery or grocery, Whe and jiguor store, understands the business thoroughly; ts a good bookkeeper, active and energetic, and can turnish the best reference, Address J. M. C., box 186 Heraid office. YOUNG MAN WANTED—AS CLERK; MUST RE thoroughly soquainted with, and able to conduct, a Joan ss; of good address, and furnish the very best enlary emali at frat. ‘Address, ating age, expe G, rienoe and salary required, with references, L. F, Post office, New York. OY WANTED. ‘0 ASSIST IN KE competent and write @ sood dress C. L, K., Herald office. fet of books : raust be full hand; «alary $6 per week. V)jRUG_ CLERK WANT! reforeaes. Apply at 740 Court st., Erooklyn. BUG CLERK WANTED—ONE WHO Is FOLLY COM- petent and well recommended from bis ast place, Ap- ply at 297 4th ay., corner o: 204 wt. Drs OLERK,—A COMPETENT, MIDDLE AGED MAN ni -ONE HAVING GOOD CITY tlon as relief or permanent clerk; speaks d Gorman ; 14 years’ city credentials. Ad- Id office. ‘ANTED<A ROOKKEEPER, AT $97 BROADWAY. Apply, by letter only, to E, A, MOR RISO! WANTROLA GENTLEMAN OF GOOD PERSONAL address, to travei for a responsible coucerm Cail at 97 Broatway, room No. 4, dreas D. ©, JANTED—IN A TEA STORE, A_ FIRST CLASS nono need apply mnleas he has a know. business. Address box 864 Jersey City Post COACHMEN AND GARDENERS, FAMILY BRE! KING UP HOUSEKEEPING WANT L., a situation for their conchman (Engi). Can be scou 2418 Washlogton square, hortheast cofner of Fifth avenue, COMPETENT GERMAN COACHMAN WISHES A 24. slination; understands the care of horses thoroughly, haviug had 13 yours’ experience; good reference, Address A. Ny box 19% Herald office. YOUNG MAN LATELY LANDED, Age, wants a sit aman in’ a bo one {Yor ; two years! 19 YEARS OF private family; ‘good chai ¥ A YOUNG Wi td country, 9 J Durdlé races; inet « is business, Addi A SITUA. infty vari. rae or cow if stands the busin jection to take care of B. J. box 148 Helald hes; noo Address i y ED—WEL ‘ of trade in this city aud vicin- uy, Rr be liberally dealt with, Addvesa D, H. & 1 inte a situation as induatrious; M,, box Mt Hava QITIATION WANTED -BY A YOUNG SAN, AS COACH. men; Is 8 good hand at horses, ean nmillk and is wiiing 16 make himneel! qoneraity mineral; Wages no object, Address for threa days ¥. W. SIMPSON, Linden, Union county, ‘ANTED—A COACHMAN WHO UNDERSTANDS NTS ‘uatness ; be m Protestant, Apply to GEORGE referacr j coualry pr oftce, nbs WWANTEDIBY AN EXPERIENCED married, a elination as coachman; first cla: ence. Call on or address B. daye, ws bimeell days. V rete Oy Ld Bast dist st, for lwo NTEN~A SITUATION BY A SINGLE MAN AS Jain gardener; can railk and delve horses and mate vveal, Addroaa J. du, box 204 Herald ollice, for two TANTED—A SITUA her, steady has tho b ION AS COACHMAN, NY A who thoronghly nnderatands his alty references, Address i, Hy 217 Wanna SITUATION BY A HIGHLY & CT AS blo young man, as conchman or groom oF Fale; Dest or reference. Cail at ‘ress 46 Wont Shh at. or 1,280 Broan war, for two doys. $0 go out by the diay; best city reverences. =A RESPECTADLE WOMAN TO 453 Mie Tn ahh at cay work (0 Waa dad tien, E* 39 Washing, oF grout at days! wor na) Waitreases, &c. 897 OTR AV, BETWEEN MIN AND 8TH STS,, So) Si bciee cence ee kale rene oh ve on Sey gherate ‘ot, Wheeler & Wrisou'e perlegtly; is quick and PRS WANTEDIN LV of Chanesilor Livingston pA et MR, pw ee LE had and the Ainbaseador ‘om France, Address tl MANSFIELD TRAGY WAL WONTS, 409 Wert a0 CANY. for “The J. 1,000 40 LULDIEN, \IVE FIRST GLASS CANV Ja Faterncdn, Wngeat aees te = comb ine ‘aio $1 ANTED—A MAN TO GO TO RICHM: understands the manufaciire of rosin li from 1 to P. M,, room No, 167 Freael YA., WHO 8 thorough: ioral, oppo- y at AN EXPERIENCED MAN FOR FOREMAN ‘of the pressroom of a first class job printing office ; per- manent situation for a competent hand, Address, giving re- A. B.©., b lerald office. _FRENCH_ ADVERTISEMENTS. NE DAME FRANCAISE, SACHANT PARPAITEMENT condre, desire ge placer danapune famille Americaine pour Vendredi et Samedi, 163 Est 2éme rue. LOST AND FOUND. UNDA GOLD WATCH, THE OWNER CAN have same by calling on JOHN McCCARTEN, Watch- Fe maker, 190 Seventh avenue, by proving property and pay- ing expenses. OST—A SMALL GOLD WATCH, ON TUESDAY AP. J ternoon, in a Broadway car, between 1 and? o'clo¢k. On presenting the same to ©. PAYSON, LI6 West Eleventh street, the finder will be rewarded, OST-—ON THE EVENING OF THE 18TH, A PURSE, in Second avenue car, containing $11 75. The finder ‘Will receive the thanks of & poor woman on learing tt at 225 Fifth street. MES. CULBERT. OST..TUESDAY EVENING, SMALL WHITE SLUT; 4 yellow ears piece rod flannel on neck. If returned to 458 Seventh avenu @ door from Thirty-fifth street, sec- th hana: ward will be OST—ON TUESDAY MORNING, ABOUT S1X O'CLOCK, between Waverley place and Fifth |, & mansive gold Ring with letterin, ‘rewarded suitably by returning it to Inside. Broad- way, room 16, OST—BETWEEN THE ORIENTAL 4 Centre Market place, two checks, 450, by John D. Kinner, payable to M. McDermott, certified bj the Oriental Rank. Viberal reward whi be paid on thet return to M. MCDERMONT , No. 1 Centre Market piace, BANK AND and drawn OST—A POCKETBOOK, AT 783 BROADWAY, BE- 4 tween 10 and IZ o'clock, ‘Ist {nst., containing about $16 in cash, a craft of S504 {n gol on Natlonal City Bank, to the f 750 frank and other pape J drafts has been stopped. A reward of ®2% will be paid to the Ander If returned to E. LUDVICH & C0., 733 Broadway. OST—FROM WALL STREET TO PINE AND TH on Ninth avenue a gold and diamond Screw st ‘The fimter will be liberally rewarded by bri C.C, PARES & Cr Yew street, New ¥ N 4, DAY EVENING, EITHER AT FRENOH tm Sixth avenue car from Fourteenth to cet, a Shell Fan. Finder will be rewarded A. WALSH'S, 182 Mercer street, OST—ON TUESDAY EVENING, 16TH INST. IN A 4 Broadway gar, a Packeibook, containing a check on Sea: Jersey Ci iated November 15, n Riper Brothers to or G, W. Rader & Cn., for ;alaoa check drawn by ~— Broderick, to order a& above, for 84470. Payment las been stopped. ‘All persous cautioned not to negotiate the same. G. W. RADER & CO., 618 Wert Fifty-first street, OST OR STOL 4 some money, a chec! ‘The person returning the keop the money and confer a favor. E. H. NICIIOLS, No. 9 Pine street, OST OR STOLEN—A PORTEMONNAIE, IN THE NEW 4¥ ork Stock Exchange or in going from No. 2 Nassan street to 3A Broad street, containing » small amount of money, also @ 8600 Toledo and Wabash equipment boul, No. 635. All per- sone are cantioned against negotiating the ‘name. A suitable Teward will be pald for the returp of the pocketbook and bond to 0. M, RUITER, 54 Broad street. OST OR STOLEN—IN THE CHATHAM NATIONAL 4 Bank, while on the Hine t9 the Fecatving te ler, a Check ran by Waguar, Schnelier £ Co. for # 4 Novem. ber 18, to the order cf Aug. Eggers, ou Bowery Nationa: Tanie,’and endorsed for depostt by him, Payment has been ond are cautioned not to negotiate the anme. e pall, No questions , 12 Beekman street, ) UP IN NORTH RIVER, A furs, The owner con heve them ner Newport, foot of Murray ng datmayes, REWARD,—LO! Carlstadt, N. J. tng him to JOHN WAGNER, Unio Bergen county, N. J. OM REWARD.—LOST, NOV. 5, A CI ait) wond Pin, coing from corner of Br Grand atroat car, to 4 to Fourth end North Fo at SI! Broome atradt. pod, d will be pald on a Pack House, Carl- QO REWARD WILL PAID FOR THE 40) turn of Pocketbook and Checks om on Wedner Morning in the neighborhood of Second avenue, Apply td J. A. FINN, No. Rivington atroot. No questions asked, 1D AND NO QUES. 158 tives taken Crom kb. HORSE AND COAL CART, NO, 3 ‘Any oge finding end roturning the CAIRNS, 4°7 Tenth avenue, w WARD—FOR A DENTIST'S JOUR- orm, W eatay morning, about enth and T fives “on SALMON SKIN 4 ifth avenue, coraer Seventeenth wireot, AD FA, nai; jont during } ovclock, between Seve Broadway. 5 F DENTISTRY STIO GOLD AND PLATINA ayed, broken or sensitive teeth to eauty without pain. 17,000 tenth | birty-fourth street, MARBLE STOCK MARB lahad gol: LE MAD se until Janusry 1. f, Detween Bighth (\NAMEULED SLATA M. PENRUYN SLATE COMPANY, 40 West 5 RBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS.—RICH ANS M* sean go Mfrs 8 G12, #15 up to ¥ ‘birty-siato streets, MARBLE AND wane fondoveaat in cate largest Pet toa ‘ AL REASER 34 nod MARSEEIZED state waxrens; noorIxo st Ne, 5) nitple; Wash Tubs, Tile Lamp Bi Boards, ‘Slate Seo re clgnertption at law pele t . H. FOSDLOR & CO. 86 Rat iy atreet, AVPNUB, BELLS MARI RLA. @ } SD. Mantola, Henastones, Momimeate, of superier wore = bo ad before yemoving to his uew faclocy next Metsorourray JOB PRINTING III} “He could distinguish, and divido s hair z “‘twixt south and southwest side."—Butler, | AND ENGRAVING III “ENS RSI’ 5 Seer @ NASSAU STREET. TROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING I| “OQ, it {9 excellent to have s gisnt’s strength; but ft is tyrannous to use it like AND ENGRAVING ETROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING HELL] “He hath, tn pectation.”—Mush Ado About Nothing. AND ENGRAVING HHI 97 NASSAU STREET. wren JOB PRINTING IIL “He knew (what's what, (and that’s as it can fly,"~Butler: 2 _AND ENGRAVING | = & / 3 UL 9 NASSAU STREET. ETROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING z pore 5 < 44nd look before you ere you leay, Po — E For as you sow y'are like to reap.” a % < # AND ENGRAVING ‘ANERASIIGV ERS 97 NASSAU STREET. N ETROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING > “To he a woll-favored man fs the gift of fortune; but to write and read comes by natute."”—Much Ado About Nothing, ‘SNGNBSI1dvisa AND ENGRAVING 97 NASSAU STREET. coin cpNat apne inet MEsorobiran Jon reixria I onal # 0 ” — 3 & “Troe as the dial to the sun, & 5 Although it ba not ahined upon.” >) pe } Butler, | a 4 poles < = 13 8 ete K cane, | in him alono ‘twas natural to ploase,”—! | es Dryden, 2 2 a 8 4 aw edle world, how Know thelr own good, or, knowiag it, pure sue."—Dryden, METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING = —— ——— E we | “Some are bor great, rome achieve 5 | sreatnoss and some have greatness thrust | 5 2 | apon them.'"—Twelrth Right, FI 8 ——— bel o— — ly 7 NASSAU STREDT, cn tc angen MStorouiran sop ratyra Wa ne a Oe | “Our Coubte are Waitors, and wako al Joao the good we oft might win, by fearing AND ENGRAVING “LNENESIIEVISa 7 NASSAU STREBP