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La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-12-02

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lie qui se soit jamais csnmisI Des petits
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c'cst meme tres fort car nous ne pouvons pas
cf5ire qn'il puisse exister des voleurs qni aieni
isodorat asaaz delicat pour sensir des cochons
dans Ii bassc-cour dun juif. 81 le fait est reel
nous den,anderons on se trouvait. dams le mo
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sabre qui q f4it plusieurs trous dams lc beis gu
aiileurs, et qui proinettait par sa tournnre mar
tale De tout sxtermincr. On etait-il done &c
guerricr qni gugne ses titres dams ID reserve
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Etat dc la Lonisiane.,
.JURI RE POLICE.

Conformement 4 l'ajonrncment lie Juri dc
! Police de la paroisse de Lafourche s'assembla
! le "a octobre 1865. 4
Presents 81. s. Perkins, president; j. J
Roman, d. B. I'ugh, Arselie Bergeron, Sos
theme Folse, j. Remont. John Lyall, john
Nelson, Washington Griffin
| Absents :-P. j. Theriot, f. Dalfercs.
Les minutes du dernier meeting furent lues
| ct approuyees.
sSur motion le Jnri dc police s'ajourna 8
heures de rapres7 midi.
a trois beures le Juri de police s'assemb'a.
Les memes membres etaient presents.
Sur motion ddment secondee, il fnt resolu,
Attendu que, par une petition signee par
un grand nombre dhabitants respectabies, il
est evident que les levees sur la terre de 10
seph knight ct d'Octave Folse dams la dite
paroisse de Lafourche, sur la rive droite du
Bayou, ont etc coupees d'apres ct par l'ordre
des autorites militaires, .s..5
ii est ordonne qu'un comite compose de
MN. Joseph Remont, Joseph Knight et Ma
poleon Bourgeois soft ct est nomme avec les
instructions de Sc rendre aupres dn general
Candy, de lni expiiquer Ia nature ct l'eviden-
&c du caset,de lui demander respectuensemcnt
que les dites breches soient bouchees ct repa-
rees aux frais du gouvernement le plus tie
possible ct de Ia maniere Ia plus effcace.
Sur motion dament secondee, la resolution
suivante fut adoptee.
Attendu que h tresor est, pour le moment,
vide ct attendu que lie detail de Destination
des depenses probables, pour lannee courante,
s'eleve S5,825 90,
Enconsequence, maintenant pour couyrir ct
defrayer les dites depenses ct charges ordinair
res ct extraordinaires, il fut resolu:
1o.-Qne les licences de paroisse, pour lam
nee courante. sur les professions, le commerce,
les. occupations ct emplois, taxables, telles
quelles sont fxees, determinees ct taxees par
la loi de l:Etat de 1865, soient ct sont impo-
sees ct assesses sur les susdites profess ions,
au taux de un quart des licences d Etat, ct
ces licences levees ct eollectees par le Sheriff
dc la paroisse de Lafourche, collecteur ex- Of
fci0 de rEtat ct de la paroisse,s 8
2os-Qne IN quart sur les taxes de parois- j
Sc de 1861, assesses ct non collectees. soft ct
est egalement ordonne ct decrete qu'il soft
leve ct coilecte cette annee-ei par lie Sheriff
Ella dite paroisse, collecteur ex-officio de
fEtat ct de Ia paroisse.
Sur motion dament faite il fut ordonne que
destination des depenses probables de ID pa
roisse pour 'annee 1865, soft publiee confor-
mement a Ia loi.
Sur motion dhment aite, il fut ordonne.
Le comite des finances est reqais par le pre-
sident fexaminer les complies a. d'Alexandres|
Ribbeck, Tresorier de Ia paroisse ct de faire
son rapport sur ceux-ci la premiere assem-.
blec de ce Corps.
Sur motion, le Juri s'aiourna sine die.
lSigne.) y. s. PERKINS. Pres
L. Il. LEBLANC. Grcfficr.
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NOtfce.
saeefsslou a. ]. W. Tueksr ct Conmanauts.

Succession de ]. w, Tacksr at Commanaute.
rT,OUTES les personnes a5aut des reel amaton cen.
stre Ia dite succession ct eommanantt. sOnt re.
ouises par lie present de les presenter sousigns
dnment apthentiqaeex; ct toutes les personnes gui
dofven Ia dite Succession ct eommnnante sont eEa
ie,nent reauises de yeniF payer sans deisis.
80 ~ LOUIS BUSH.
Avocat de Leon Gaudss ar. exeep,eurtests,ne,,.-
tare y.
Uctobre -, ie65.
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I'm meeting doit avoir lieu Ia Maisonde-
corr pou. completer forgauisaticn de Ia eompa
gnie de volontaires, autorisee par lie colonel
commandant Ia miiice.
Tous les officers du regiment dc la nailice de
sa paroissc ont recu leur comissicn son crgaai
sation est complete.
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Nous sommes autorises d annoncer le maiol
JOHN NELSON CONNIE caudidat au siege de Sc
nateur. pour representer lie District senatorial
compose des paroisses I4afourclie ct st-Charles
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Chronique Locale.

s La Cour s'ouvrira a Thibodaux lundi pro.
chain, le qnatre de decembre. On nous dit que
le docket est bien garni ct que les avocats au.
ront de la bcsogne. -
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Plusi ers proprietes foncieres seront venducs
a rencle publiqne, devant la maison de C4r
ie janviers 1866, par trois encanteurs; la pre-
miere sera criee par le Sheriff Ia secondc par ie
Coroner ct Ia troisieme par lie AIarechal de L.
Cour proyisoire des Etats- Unis-
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--Deux mots sur relection, ayant qu'ils ne
vieilIissent trop: a
A propos du juge Warmonth, elu par 10
population de couleur de la Nouvelle Orleans
delegue de leur race au Congress. on dit que
le vermouth tuurne la tete aux negres.
Par allusion l'ex gouyerneur Allen, onpre-
tend que les democrates de la nuance da True
Delta ont courl perdre haleine-Ap- Coureus
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-12-02

Par lordre No. ] du Commandant de Ia nj
lice, les habitants de Il parosse verront que les
acadres de la nilice sont au complet ct que Tins,
pection du "a battalion doit avoir lieu le 23 de
decenbre. Raceland ct e prenicr sera passe
en- revue le rs du aa6Hae lnois,Tan Lafoarche-
Crossing 4 dix heures du matin. C'est le .devoir
de tout citoycn de naontrer en- ce4te circonstanc,
quill est pret donner sincercment ct coeAiaie.
nent Y main a cettc organisation qni pour
but le maiatientde fordre de Ia tranquillits Ell
h respect des lois tonte autre maniere dagir
serait blamable et pour cette raison serait se,s-
ment punie. IS 5
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VENTE a L'ENCAN.
R. Leblanc, administrator de Ia Succession de
ROsemond Leblanc, ~

George W. Tucker, Pascal Tucker, Sarah !. Tucker
ct Robert Tucker.
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"Et tous ces petits prodiges de memoire,
de dictrnement, de raisonnement pour ainsi
dire Intelligent animal les accomplit dams
un ordre quolconque, a toute henre, sans etre
escorte on tout au moins dirige par quelque
signe, sans jamais commettre ri erreur nj qui-
pro9uo.
..Un jour, ny o pas ben longtemps
de eela,- Ill s'est trouve nn maraudeur assez
cynique pour voler au fideie messager le litre
de faro quill rapportait du voisinage du pas
sage Saipte'Hubert. LIE pauvre Brilliant rem
tra, ce jourla, bien hnmiIie ct bien triste. ct
ront cut beaucoup de peine 10 consoler de
sa mesaventure
Hl"A cote de lanimale ingenieux ct devoue,
lhomme mechant. {. Helas ce nest pas Ia
premiere fois que celia Sc volt depuis lie lion
d'Androcles
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Sur unc petition adress9e "a Juri dc Police
par les habitants du bas da Bayou, cclui-ci lest
<Teuni en- sGance extracrdinaire ct adopte deux
orlonnances tres importantes la pemiere relati-
We \ Ia fermetnre des crevasses qui Sc tfouyent
sur Ia rive lroite du bayou ct Ia sccondc relati-
We aux deroirs de l'arocat de psroisse. Nous
voyons aTce peine que css resolutions, Oh du
moins 10 premiere qui est dune Importance 81
tale, nSh settlement pour les gems du, bas du Ba-
you, usais encore pour tous ceux qai ont d eoear
iinteret et ie bien de ID paroissc, h ait pas rccu
un vote unanime pesr son adoption !; il eu
trois msmhres qui ont vote contre ccs messieurs
doivent Avoir Gu des raisona pour agir ainsi !;
nous s.rions heurenx de les connaitre pour en-
fire part nos iccteurs.
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Petit petit Ia Corporation fait faire LEI
travaux les plus iadispensabes ct los plus utiles
ainsi cette semaine, nous avons WI avec plaisil
que le Marie await songe a faire dtblayer les
puits. C'est une mesure qui, en- cas- de sinistre
peut rcnlre de grand services. II est malhenrenx
que la Corporation ne soit pas en- fands, car mons
vcrrions dams peu dc temps nos fosses, nos points
ct nos banquettes ripares:
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-12-06

SECRETARY SEwARD's FAoE.@Mr
Seward took off the inconvenient and
complicated apparatus of his fractured
jaw. bone and now wears a simple in
dia-rubber bandage on the outside of
the face only. The gland in his cheek
which was severed by Payno's knife
has not yet wholly recovered, and
there is still much inflammation about
the wound. A great scar on the right
side ofh face still shows the desperate
nature of the cut received from that
assassin. Itlooks as if the entire cheek
had been amputated aud fitted on
again. The mouth is also much distor-
ted, the right corner of it being raised
an inch above it's proper line. No
former acquaintance would recognize
the venerable statesman, 80 muon is
his countenance changed by the dread.
tul injuries.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-12-06

A Coon WIFE.-How much of this
worlds happiness and prosperity are
contained in the compass of these two
words Her influence is immense.
The power of wife, for good or evil,
is irresistible. Home must be the seat
of happiness,or it must be forever un-
known. "A good wife is to- a man wis.,
dom, courage, strength, hope, endur-
ance. A bad one is confusion, weak
ness, discontinue and despair. No
condition is hopeless, when the wife
possesses firmness, decision, energy
and economy. There is no outward
prosperity which can counteract in
dolence, folly and extravaganza at
home. No spirit can long resist bad
domestic influence. Man is strong,
but his heart is not adamant Man
delights in enterprise and action, but
to sustain him he needs q tranquil
mind and a whole heart. He expends
his whole moral force in the conflicts
of the world; his feelings are often
lacerated to the utmost point of en-
durance by perpetual collision, irrita-
tions and disappointment. TO recover
his equinimity and composure, home
must be 10 him place of repose,
peace, cheerfulness, comfort, where
his soul renews it's strength and again
goes forth with fresh vigor, to encoun-
ter the labor and trouble Of the world.
But, if at home he finds no rest, and
is there met with bad temper, sullen>
nese or gloom, or is assailed by dis
content, complaint and reproaches,
the heart breaks, the spirits are crush.
ed, hope forever banished, and the
man sinks into almost total despair.
A. lazy, ignorant, extraVagant, rest,
less, ill.natured wife, is indeed curse,
while, one possessed of the opposite
qualities is truly "the angel of the
house." sni ipattt '.Ai' ~
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Final settlement.

NJ0TICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Of the estate Of
~ JAMES LAUGHLIN, deceased-In the County
t"urt OF Wasco County, oregonIn Probate-Notice is
estate hats fled his final In the County Court Of
wasco County, and prays for final settlement Of said
estate s therefore, ordered that said application be
heard Monday the 11th day 1856 at the
Court House In Dalles City in said county, and that no.
tce hereof be published in the Dalles Aountaineer.
November q 1895. nio:aw
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-12-06
Divorce Notice.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT oF-THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR THE COUNTY or WASCO.
Maria L. Il. Besserer, Plaintiff, s,;, i, E,v;,, fox
N'' ~ ;f'S1O'.
Charles G. Besserer Defendant. N'Oo''''
TVN0 CHARLES O. BESSEKER, defendant: In the
IL name of the State of Oregon you are hereby sum-
moned and required appear and answer the complaint
Of the Nbove named plaintiff file in the office of
the clerk of the above entitled court wherein said plaintiff
prays for dissolution of the marriage
listing between you said plaintiff, aeding for the
thereof harsh and cruel treatment and personal In
dgnites committed by you towards and upon said plain
tiff thereby rendering her life buldensome. Now. there
FORE If fail to appear and said complaint,
within ten days from the time of service of this
MONS If served within this County, and twenty days
served within any other county in this State, the said
plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief prayed for
In said complaint. and will take judgment against you
for COSTS disbursements and expenses in this suit By
order Of j. G. WILSON, Judge.
ON. DENNY, Solicitor for Plaintiff,
November 8, 1865. nS:6w
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-12-06
9ailp Mountalneer,

INsURREcTIoN IN JAMAIoA-sBRUTAL.
ITY OF THE NEGRoEs.-The atrocities
of the d" Black" rebellion in Jamaica
more BELTS the condition of the negro
in his wild state in Africa than one
would suppose could ue possible to be
committed by blacks that claim to bo
free and civilized. The Colonial Stan.
dard of the Goth ult., says that after
the negroes had taken possession of
st. Thomas, the volunteers being over
powered, took refuge in the Court
House, where the Custos, the Magis-
tracy, Clergy and other gentlemen
were. Finding that these parties had
taken shelter, they smashed the vim
dows to atoms, firing continually into
the Court House, when the volunteers
returned their fire, doing good service.
About halfpast five o'clock the
Court House was fred. The Custos
then put out flag of truce by advice
OF the Clerk of the Peace. The riot
ers asked what it meant, and were
answered peace They said they
did not want peace, they wanted war.
A second flag of truce was put out,
with no better effect, the rebels cried
out, war! war! On the roof of the
Court House falling in, through the
fire that had been set to the premises,
the Custos and other gentlemen burst
open the doors and ran down the steps;
the rebels attacked them in every di.
rection. The Custos were butchored
in the most frightful manner the fin.
gers Of his right hand were jointed,
the rebels saying that was the id
hand that wrote the Queen against US.
They publicly stated during the day
that the Custos and Magistrates had
written the Queen lies against them,
and that they would show the Queen
that day. what the negro could do
when oppressed and lies told upon
them that Mr.. Gordon had informed
Paul Boyle when the Vestry was to
be held, and that the Custos would be
present. They dug out the eyes Of
almost every one they murdered; they
cut the tongue out of the Rev. Mr..
Victor Herschell, cut his throat and
partially skinned him; the also mur.
dered black gentleman, Mr.. Price
in cold blood, in the most barbarous
and brutal manner, and then ripped
open his bowels.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-12-06
Divorce Notice.

DIVVTCD NVtICts
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT 0FTHE STATE OF OREGON
FOR THE COUNTY OF WASC0.
Harriet e. Shipman Plaintiff, ! o,., >, ro,,,,,
~" ~ 1-fe!g1"
David II. Shipman, Defendant. D'Vo'ee'
FUN0 DAVID H. SHlpMAN, Defendant: In the name Of
n the State of Oregon you are hereby summoned
and required to appear and the complaint of the
above named plaintiff, file in the office of the
Clerk of the above entitled court wherein plaintiff
prays for dissolution of the marriage contract
istng between you and said plaintiff alleging for the
cause thereof wiltul deserton for the period three
years of said plaintiff by YOU Now, therefore, If you
fail to appear and answer said complaint within ten days
from the time of service of this summons II served with
In this County, and twenty days If served within any
other county In this State, the said plaintiff will apply
to the Court for the relief prayed for in said complaint
and will take judgment against you for costs and dis
bursemens in this suit. by order of Hon. J. G. VIII
SON. Judge. o. N. DENNY, Solicitor for Plaintiff
November 3, 1865. n88w
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The Petroleum Case.
MR.. KELLoGG's REPLY TO Mr.. MARKS.
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD

New YORK, August ], 1865.
Upon my return TO New Nork this morning, after
temporary Absence my attention was called toa Card"
published in your edition Of the 31st u by Mr. 8. A. H.
Marks rejecting upon my testimony in the Of The
People against Mann and straton, in tho United Ser
vice Petroleum Company swindlc. could not blame
Mr. Marks for any effort TO defend his son law Mann
but this gratutous attack upon 10 uncaed for either
By my testimony before his Honor Justice Dodge, or
from the facts in the The official record le in
ths Police Court the reports Of my testimony far
- have read them in your journal any other
paper, state that I testified as Mr. Marks has
stated. II he has understood IL, he should,
fair man, have advised himaeH OF the csrrectness
q such report before rushing into the journals The only
testimony gave, referring TO Mr. Marks states
that received from him draft for six hundred dollars
ln payment for stock subscription obtained by him in
Washington' which draft Immediately turned
By me TO the Treasurer Of the oil company Neither did
testify that he mr. Marks) had paid thousand dol
Ars instead of three Did not know that Mr. Marks
paid dollar account Of his subscription but he did
present to me the receipt Of Colonel W. d. Mann, his
oonin law, as trustee for o0o upon which issued to
aim the amount Of stock called for. presumed he
paid that amount TO Manu. but whether he did or
not is matter entirely between them No charges what
0ver have been made against Mr. Marks, aud am at
hon 70 know why he anxious to assert that he did
ply 50 600, when one has charged that he did not
Yours respectfully, GEO. d. KELLOGG
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Married..

MAoN-oLEARY.-On Saturday, July 20, at S. James
ehurch, New York, by the Rev Father OCallaghan,
q the late John OLeary, Esq., of Dromna, Charievlle
county Cork Ireland and granddaughter ofCapt Thomas
eeanan J. p, deceased, Brook Lodge county Limerick
Cork and Kerry papers please copy
I.YoS-CoLs.-In Monroe, Mich, on Tuesday, July %
q the residence Of the brides mother by the Rev. A.
Mattoon L. L. d. FRANK W. TRYoS, Of New York, TO
HATTIE +. CoIE Of the former city.
VAN WINKLR-HuBBARp-In Brooklyn, Monday July
a. Il the residence Of the BRIDES father, by the Rev
John #. Booth, Mr.. JAMES J. VAN WiSKLr 70 Miss Ma.
MDA HUBBARD, third daughter Of Mr. Geo. d. Hubbard
a OF Brooklyn. No cards
WnIIAxs-wALpoRF.- On Wednesday, July IL, a the
Reformed Dutch church, Thirty fourth street. by the
lev. Peter Stryker, Harry NJ. WMIiAN 70 Miss LBBIE
WALDORF, al Of this city.
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The TiOnesta OH and Lumber Case.
Before Judge Bowling.


This action brought by Mr. Nathaniel +.
Sheldon, Of this city, against Mr. Frederick Howe, of
Crawford New York. agent Of the Tionesta Oil and
Lumber Company, Tonesta, Forest county, Pa, for
false representations &c tappears from the statement
Of the complainant that he employed Mr. Howe as his
agent to purchase sixteenth part Of tract Of land
situated above and he alleges that Mr. Howe made
representations regarding the property, which, on his
(he complainan visiting the locality, proved to be in
correct and therefore, the OF the present action
The counsel for complainant was Mr. John Sedgewick,
and Messrs John n. Stewart John Van voorhis and H.
c. Bliss appearing behalf Of the defendant The tes
snony of Mr.. Sheldon taken.
The defendants counsel complained OF the manner in
which the arrest of their client had been brought about
Mr. Howe had been induced by fictitious kilograms to
visit Rochester, New York. and his arrival there
summarily arrested and hurried of to New York without
opportunity for seeing counsel They wished the
20 be proceeded with at once they had brought fifty
witnesses distance Of three hundred miles to attend
at expense of about five hundred dollars They were
prepared to show that the tract of land had
both oil and timber resources equal TO Representations
and complained that during the adjournment Mr. Howe's
reputation and business would suffer He wished to
dictate himself at the earliest possible moment Mr..
Howe has some seventy five witnesses large number Of
whom have arrived and staying at the ST. Nicholas
Justice Bowling acknowledged the hardship Of the
case but owing to III health and the extra duties Of the
courts, having to attend TO the Special Sessions we'll
he must adjourn the until August 49, when it should
have the precedence,
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NvWvm N UOures
sUPnElGB C0UM-CHAABkRss
Before Judge Barnard

i, Aue l.-Hsssy D. Pdsw~ o. Fslscta Vesvak, mo
hste excitement was created this morning BY the arrest
n Felicta vestva the well known contralto pro-
s.ss for debt The plaintiff it appears formerly the
gnoritas agent, and as such procured engagement
kor her al Niblo's, under Mr. Wheatleys management
N condition that he to have four-tenths Of the
profits BY the terms of the engagement Mr. Wheatley
was TO give Vestvali one-half Of the net profits and
Furnish her with suitable wardrobe half of which
was go to her at the conclusion OF the engagement
The season was not very proptous one, however.
From Mr.. Wheatleys statement of the receipts and
expenditures was evident that Vestvas part OF the
profits did not exceed the paltry of sixty dollars
Her share In the wardrobe, however valued at one
thousand hundred dollars that the engagement
was not such failure after all The plaintiff upon
Gtng up his account with the prma donna laid claim to
per centage on the wardrobe well as the net profits
which resisted by the defendant and the result was
All hands got into lawsuit To-day the plaintiff, hear
ing that Vestvali was going TO leave the country
on professional tour, caused her be arrested and
drought into court with the view of giving bonds or
course the arrest a matter Of form, but it
proved very annoying to Vesva judging from the man
ner IN which she addressed herself TO the plaintiff and
mis- man OF law. Felicia claimed that the arrest was
piece OF petty persecution TO making any
compromise The difficulty finally settled by the
lawyers but upon what terms could not ascertain,
ana the fair defendant left the court free from restraint
and at liberty TO pursue her journey unmolesed
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ID URNHAMis FURNITURE MISREPRESENTATION
boxed shipped furniture stored once iis West Eleventh
street. near Bisth avenue
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VNANTED--A STOUT YOUNG MAN, BETWEEN 20
w and 81 years OF ace 10 attend lqnor store, none
need apply without he thoroughly understands his bsiness
city rcences required Apply 225 Monroe corner Of
Scanned st., n. Y.
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yyTANTED-A FIRST CLASS SALESMAN FOR TIE
w ladies' department In the boot and shoe 40
Fulton St, Brooklyn. JAMES CHAMBERS.
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NANTED-A NAN WHO CAN DO GARDENING AND
" understands taking care OF horses, 10 short dis
tho reference required Scotch German
preferred Call, between IL and O'Clock on e. Gutierrez,
No g Fletcher