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fPUBLIC-NO. ISL

AN ACT to repeal the preamble of an act
in relation to the National Theological
Institute, approved April twenty-second,
eighteen hundred and seventy.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United States
of America in Congress assembled. That
the preamble to an act entitled Gan act de-
claring the construction of AN act to incor-
porate the National Theological Institute,
approved May tenth, eighteen hundred and
sixty-six, and also An act to amend an act
entitled AN act to incorporate the National
Theological Institute and to define and ex,
tend the powers of the same,'" approved
April twenty second, eighteen hundred and
seventy, be and the same is hereby repeated
Approved June |, 1879.
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IPrBLIC-NO. rs.

AN ACT to authorize the reduction OF the
width of an alley in square NUMBER three
hundred and seventy-slX, Id the city OF
Washington. . "I
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives OF the United States OF
America in Congress assembled, That the
MAYOR. board Of aldermen and board of
common council of the city of Washington
be, and they are hereby are, authorized to
reduce the width of the public alley enter
ing square number three hundred and
seyentv-six, from Ninth street west, from
its present width of twelve feet, to the
width of seven feet, and that the portion
which will be restored to individual prop
erty by such reduction be added to the lot
number twenty-five, from which the entire
alley was originally taken.
Approved June /, 1870.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-25

AN ACT donating Chatahoochee Arsenal to
the State of Florida for Educational pur-
poses.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives OF the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That the
public property, with the grounds, build
ings, and appurtences thereto belonging,
situated in Gadsden county, ia the State of
Florida, and known.as the ''ChattahOochee
Arsenal" and at present occupied by said
State as penitentiary, be, and the same
are lis hereby granted and donated to tha
State of Florida for educational purposes.
SEC. . And be il further enacted. That
the Secretary of War is hereby authorized
and directed TO transfer said property to the
board of internal improvement of the State
of Florida, to be held by them in trust. for
the use, benefit, and execution of the mr.
pose of this grant, or for such other publio
purposes as said board may deem proper.
Approved, December 10, 1870.
AN ACT to amend an act entitled "An act
to confirm title to certain lands in I'LL
nois.'
Be it enacted by the Senate and House OF
Representatives of the United States of
America IN Congress assembled That the
description of the lands mentioned in said
act be so ameneed as to read township two
north, instead of "townI ship] one north"
Approved, February Is, 1871.
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Approved March 3, 1871.
GENERAL NArURE-No. &C.

AN ACT to restore Robert Boyd, junior, to
the active list OF the navy of the United
States.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United States OF
America in Congress assembled, That the
President of the United States be author
lied to nominate, and, by and with the adj
vice and consent OF the Senate, to appoint
Robert Boyd. junior, now on the retired
list. as a commander on the active list of
the navy.
Approved March 3, 1871.
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GENERAL NArURE-No. 65. I

AN ACT to authorize the restoration of
James Belger to the rank of major and
qnartermaster in the army.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives OF the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That the
President be, and he is hereby authorized
to restore James Belger to the rank of major
and quartermaster in the army to date from
the day of his restoration to his said rank
under this act
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(PUBLIC-NO, 1871

AN ACT making appropriations for the
support of the army for the year ending
June thirty, eighteen hundred and seven
ty-two, and for other purposes. -r.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House OF
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ADDITIONAL ARTICLES TO 49,, HE
TREATY BETWEEN HE GN1tL 20
STATES AND CHINA, Or JUNE TO-
1885,
A Proclamation by the President d Oh 'ne
WHEREAS. certain additional articles to
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A PROCLAMATION by the President o.
the United States of America:

A PROCLAMATION Dy tHe IlcoA"0A0 "
the United States of America:
WHEREAS, 1t behooves a people sensible
of their dependence on the Almighty, pup
lcly and collectively to acknowledge tnelI
nra+itude for his favors and mercles, anu
SnmbIv TO beseech for their continuance;
And whereas, The people OF the United
States during the year now about to end,
bava snecial cause to be thankful Tor gen.
nr.al nrosnerity. abundant harvests, exemp-
+;or from nestileuce, foreign war and CIVIL
Nov therefore. be it known that L,
Juvsses s. Grant. President OF the Cnlted
States, concurring in any sllniiar tecoil nf
mendations from chief maglsIIiIat:es VI
States. do hereby recommend 10 an oilnztns
to meet in their respective places y, d. ~.
November next, there to give thanks lor ti ne
bounty of God during the. year aouur 80 20
close, and to supplicate for its continuano'
hereafter.
In witness whereof, have hereunto seS
my hand, and caused the seal OF the onl'oo
States to be affixed. -.
Done at the city of Washington thls :
twenty-frst day of October, in the year VI
our Lord one thousand eight hundred ana
seventy and of the Independence OF Ihe
United States [of America the ninety-hIth'
L. S. GRANT.
By the President:
HAMILTON FISH, Secretary of State.
A PROCLAMATION by the President of
the United States of America:
WHEREAS, satisfactory evidence was
oiven to me on the seventeenth day OF
This month by the government of Portugal
that the discriminating duties heretofore
levied in the ports of Portugal on merchan-
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Stst ns1 ~ ha n atfi%ed TStT t,i 'i'0u
~ Done at the city Of Washington, this
fifth day of February, in the year of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and seventy, and of the independence of
the United States the ninety fourth.
U. S. GRANT.
By the President:
Hamilton FISH, Secretary Of State.
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You've LADIES AcADKMY.
Under
THE DIRECTION OF THE uRsru.rvrs
Two Miles below Nav orla.n.

This Institution. wh,uh Tho ,nn.o,r.ns. =,
ss.n have
DO introduced to nee nnb 10 pascu.
shs aa sss IN e 1s
Moral Eaueatsoa-The object constantly Fan. 9,
% sss s sd T. -. the Paps minds M
70
Se iss I'd st Ss1oas
watchfu but maternal snperni endenoe hoacn q
ssa as Il
are amitea ana oaath mol Purple Of ali
R the score Of religion but sake Of oer
scs a IF 5es1Ted to assist with popry
ss sslisas
Whoeso attention n1S is paid to their
ro% si.s their the
offended by Of hs
and timely
ni. system tho fol-
1as
snsY.h sas rsa,b
phosophV Botany and eSs
Fs:
NJ ''' far1cnar Ia paid to Music.
and ia ends hsna. COM IT.
ss,s sss ssyas s in
Day Scholars session $685. payable in advance WV %
Entrance for the Boarders. 40 90
Entrance for the Day Scholars :...... 90
@ 10 made for those who withdrawn be-
iore tne ehd OF term, nor for accidental absences
EXTRA CHARGES
stationery Zone ana the Use of Maps and Globes per
Music per month .------.-ss 90
For the Use Musical Instruments per month 'soS
CaaMlng including Paper and Pencils per month 90
Washna nsr Dw Tmnp;L per term 10 90
Expenses the Bathing Observation-Disclosures Season oS
Banasy anarmary expenses per term %
bookseiiers prices u procured at the
and on Which Ssv. fss
Young ladies must have in winter blue meiinc dress
dress and cape. blue belt and ribboa 'un's1 "hse
Each young lady must be provided with twelve
stockings sight towels. eight sTs1ye
eighs night head one biasSi III
and . ., ssss S s0
inen two smaller ones bonnet three cambrio or
capes having the rues edged With lace on e
Uniform %nss 70 made according the model
ar e sse msIsd M,,s
poon and foik Q knife and silvcr tumb err mattress
I've and half feet long by two and quarter vide Dol
nd half wide six pillow cases Is ONE root root
rsher Q small bucket toilet glass with drawer IooI
nI Key G little Chair and small workbox, also with
,0Sse,vations Waits limited to sundays and
their fathers mothers guardians brotbeS
nd on the DAYS the parIora are
ise nn tn ISrnsg nn and
ne young ladies forbidden receive fruits oSothsr
f inca at the parlor There is Yearly vacation
nds on the 9TH Of November. Parents are reonssteS
Of to prolong that time. order that the yonnG
Their absence ie ever allowed except in case of scEnes
ladies' wishing to make their frat communion in
oc29 II tje23 ~
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4 - .svnns Star and Catholic Messenger.
iIg-~
a NV J1KLhANs SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 49, 1871.
THE SISTER OF CHARITY.
by ALFRED SPENCER

Calm sclf possessed she moves through ward and hall
u From morn till eve her duties never ceases
= All feel her cheering presence, and to all
She brings the balm OF peace.
Ton scarcely hear the patter Of her feet,
She Is gentle, selrestraned and mild;
And holy acts and thoughts have made her sweet
And pure as any child.
The sick hungers for her kindly smilo
And Watches her with eager batting breath
Her soothing touch has power to beXuils
The very panR OF death.
To tighten path her loving care Is given
She linda content and comfort on her way ;
Her hopes are all in heaven. --.
Eer features calm, resigned and still.
You scarce can tell II she be young or old -,
surely you think. she never felt loves thrill.
- She scene too staid and cold"
And yet Q woman's hesrt beats in her breast,
With all its power and all its need OF love
Earth broke II, but our Lord has given 1t rest,
And taken IL above.
She thought herself beloved, and all the earth
Seemed happy, decked In naturea bright array.
Sad, fond mistake! Her heart, with all its worth
And wealth of love gave way.
Broke, that noble purpose there might reign,
To suffering men another friend be given,-
That ain wor" hearts might be relieved Of pain,
And shown the way to Heaven.
Taught by selfsacrlAce and love of truth
Before Cod will with humble trust to bow.
To Him she gave her health, and strength and youth
And she Is happy now. j
"Sister to oil who need thy care and love-,
Sister to all with grief or pain oppresscd
Como unto Me" there cried q Voice above
And will give You you rest
o. womanl strong in faith and hope and will;
Q, woman strong in love of all things good
And teach them fortitude
lSouthcrn Magazine.
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NEW ORLEANS CONSERVATORY OF MUST c
No. 90 Baronne Street.

This Institution Is conducted after the Euronean
plan. All branches OF Vocal and instrumental Music
are Taught by Professors of unrivaed ability and repu
tation- Charges very moderate Beginning of the
season. MONDAY, September 18th.
CAL personally at the Conservatory, apply for cis
culars etc, GlaAs-box 1888, Eew Orleans. La 81
.,n. THEoPHILUs GAsAC,
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ASaAcAoAo
This magnificent Institution was chartered Febrn.,,
1865 It stuated in quiet and healthy locality X
the veS OF the city at short
whehs oSntsats
Pupils ali denomiSs I'll ars aS@ittea
tss Of order and regularity all
/ Inc BY stem OF education embraces the French and
a MnF shgsg viz: Reading Penmanshp
Of the Giobes Prose- and a1s
History tAncient and Modern Sacred and
Sstasa PSloseFphy dss%is
Psnas Fsa and
die.Work Tapestry Embroidery Artificial Flowers, etc
TEkMs-PAYMENTs TO BE MADE QUARTERLY,
IN ADVANCE:
Board and Tuition in French and English per
'----'-------''--.--- ----.------.--.. SEQ 90
Entrance Fee the rst year on on ~
EXTRA CHARGES:
Vocal Music. 1s 90 90
Music Z, on the Piano, quarter 30 30 ~ ~
Stationery . .---.' ~
I IaRsst5S and Pa Emsroiry: sS &c
Pa aihMing .-...........--... Ia 90
Baths for the Summer Season - GO 90
The classes commence about the first of septemb.r
nnbc Gy the end of june by and
61oks etc may be procured at the Institution q.
Pupils received any time during the year and
Fo rhee 1sS% the date of AM
ariOr
Academy of the Holy Angels. ausT Ii IV
SAINT v1NCENT's COLLEGE,
o. CAPE GIRARDEAu, MISSOURI
oft ss snn Priests Of
beautifully located the Mississippi river forty
Louis. ' ~ 'eio" St.s
The College buildings large commodious and we'll
ventilated The grounds beautiful extensive and
well adapted for heathful exercise. --, aDe
College epDlar doi,,,
touch at Cape Girardeau. fe
. The Seh9sstiG year begins on the FIRST MONDAY
oF SEPTEMBER, and ends about the first of inv
TERMS.
Board and Tuition per scholastic - soso
" ashing and mending of articles washed. ..: SS
physic1ane Fee and Medicines Observation-Disclosures. 10
Music. observation-disclosures 20
For further information apply to
Rev. A. VERINA, CM..
President of the College,
Or to Rev. THOS j. SMITH c. M
@uz'h ~ St. Joseph's Church. New Orleana -
ST JosEPHs ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES
Conducted by the Sisters of Charity
Near Emmitsburg Frederick County MARYLAND
This institution is pleasantly situated in healthy
NJ part Of Frederick county, Maryland half
lary college 1t was commenced in 1909 and nccs
~ tne legislature Of Maryland in 1916 Tbs
uiioinHs sre convenient and spacious.
TERMS:
GARD and Tuition per academic YEAR ipclna;,r
lea and Bedding, Washing, MendinG and
Efor ascS e :i .e9e0 90
ALI. PAYABLE IN ADVANCE :. =. leo 90
Lne academic year Is divided In two seauiou. NJ a
sst and tSs ~ m respectively te asth 81 An
= A.essers a Jury directed . tho 7z5v7
upaSzliv -.,,;a z q
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NOV. ArcnDinnOp VI New Orleans.
The Industrial School, under the direction =, :,
of learning trades and at the same fi nos
s,aS ,S lust, the posisio
int TIVE classes Of distinct are
I'M Rf r and is of esids
snsv OF 95phaes who gasni
Of esher deno 1a
aat'Dns VIII be admitted provided they follow the role
FIRST CLAsS-INSrRUcTIoN.
The instruction Commercial and Industrial, a,t
tho several branches these
lisn; German Music etc. viii be taught il desired.
oa 1.-THE trades taught in the school arc Agr
Cabinet.naking, etc N.s' oA'p0n'iy'
| CONDITIONS ADMISSION.
| For the present boarders only are received
| isoard per ession of months $3.50
| nna!mehts Invariably in advance.
far Parents DESTROYS Of conditions or wishing
Key Superior Industrial School Of Our ssdy Of
New Orleans. '''f''' near inc orS"i'ne Convent
SECOND cLAss-1NsTRucr1oN.
For this class of boys well for the first. the
INST nction Is both Commercial and industrial b,t
IraI tue latter Each orphan will be taught
'r1oe suited to his strength and capacity.
CONDITIONS ADMISSION
r Vrphans will not be received under twelve nor
OYER The, afe 70 ysir s of sse m
mansy till the 10 as on aer The direction of lhs
T1 give every possible facility far-the admsson of
Cross viii nPe " TIE Father Of Holy
sp[n sns Whose a parents afford
conditions will be as favorable possible ocsa Inn
st. RY-JEFFERsoN COLLEGE
PARISH.cE ST. JAMES LA,
Situated the Mississippi River Sixty ,lss .bov.
New Orleans.
THIS ancient and magnificent establishment, incor
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rms Is adapted every respect for an
ana rst class Boarding Schools the location ia
n9atnu and retired The building commodore has
by furnaces. $1,000 s"1oosnout
The Ursulnes being for the three recoo
nzed as one of the best qualified for the formation
eaucation 1t almost useless add here tina,
hded to the care Of the ladies' of St Joseph Academy
not alone instructing the intellect but with ,st.
care, guiding aud training the heart. ,-"
consequence of the present condition of the Soutb
edn people these ladies' offer to Southern pupils every
GEvaHiaee OF Board Bed Bedding Washing, Tuition in
bnRhsh and French, Vocal and Instrumental Mns;c
fsn nownG Painting Embroidery and Plain Sewing, for
For full and prospectus address the Mother
Ssnperorese at Springfield, Illinois, or Rev. VIM s.
Murphy, s. j., New Orleans - " ~
apl7 If NJ. B. BRADY. IS Union street.
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The shallow stream makes more poise
than the deep. So it is with mind.
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Monte Maria, Richmond, virginia,
OF this institution will be resumed on tbs
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER.

tarents and Guardians desiring frstcass Boarding
@ iEr tnelr daughters and Wards will find here
beaS IN the heaithiest portion of the most
eny etteS IN the South, with large grounds and in
resrea ana romantic situation. it affords addition
orS tacnty Ior acquiring education mental and
ioIai, VI hlgh grade, Large additions have been
ans TO the buildings to meet the increasing appca
Apply for Prospectus and Terms to the Office of the
s CORNING star and Catholic Messenger, 1874 Carondelet
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ST. STANISLAUS COMMERCIAL COIL
BAY ST. LOUIS MISSISSIPPI

ms institution, conducted by the Brothers of the
aTea Heart has been in successful operation since
1900 II beautifully situated the shores of the ay
commanding extensive view of the Gulfand aaorS
ing al the advantages of the breeze and batbna in
me summer 49, for the pupils, great Indictment to
healthiui amusement. The Commercial Course com
prlses ali tho branches of good English education
TEiiMS
Board and Tuition, per session PAYABLE half YEARLY, T.,
m
ReJ5; ~, 10, p sae; 10
Doctnrs In.. ''io' VPIiou'aD-- 10 20
vacvt;on ;f snant -. a.
' P az Sr .re insIi tution-- so 90
Piano and Violin per month"; each M
Flntc nar NJ sft SO
Rrass Ipstrnr,ant 49, =
Sna Az nd n: a., a psi i 90
Fo1further particulars, apply to 'A'N' > W
fe14 lily 6;ren coI.aM .p e.
A CADEMY OF THE yISITATIoN
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OF THE
College of the Immaculate Conception,
NEW ORLEANS

Is Literary Institution incorporated by the State o
dLou1siana and empowered to confer degrees is CON
oy the Fathers Society The build
entirely cut off from street Is reserved so
secluded and superintendent 'S "io CONSTANTLY
The course of instruction embraces flr..h IA.
English French Poetry Rhetoric History Geosranbv'
Mathernatics Astronomy Natural and Mental fhiiocn
ghy with the addition of keeping and the nsnal
Cotnmerclal branches also the German language
read and write. o1 AA"~ no" 70
lead ng objects of the inst actors 70 tno
Every month report is sent to parents stating CON-
duct, Progress rank in class and attendanca h WI
Inc academical year begins the first Monday of
October and ends about the 81 st of r uly S VI
TERMS:
COLLEGIATE Course, payable in advance and in United
States currency, two month";, $40. --'~
Preparatory Course. Sic.
api6ly REV. F. GAUTRELET, President
81. JOSEPHS URSULINE ACADEMY FOR
~ YOUNG LADIES. oA'
SPRINGFIELD, ILLINoN
Formerly of Charleston South Caroli,a,
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YOUNG LADIES' ACADEMY
THE HOLY ANGELS.

Under the Direction Of Sisters Mariantea NJ u,
Croas. o>S
Corner of Rampant Congress streets Third ro+,+
New Orleans, Louisiana
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For the Morning Star and Catholic Messenger.l
ELLEN FITZGERALD
IA NOVEL;

Reverently Dedicated to the Memory of RICHARD
DALTON WILLIAMS the Irish Exile and Poet
s. u. ELDER.
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EDUCATIONAL
INDUSTRIAL scHooL OF OUR LADY OF HOLY

Third District New Orlssns.
Under the Benign Patronage OF Hfs Grace. tn. No.
Rev. Archbishop IF New Orieane AA''
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Paul j. Christian. AI,o-. -,
CHRISTIAN g. PAUL, OeF' RAUL
e. AUCTIONEERS,
Albert Paul.

oV- $500 -CarondeIet Street. T. 6n
$rr,,n Second Door from Union street,)
mln atsehd 70 the Purchase and Sale Of Resi Estate
E E CaEgoes, Furniture. and Outdoor sales q
10y -ssso neI2 I'm
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IVA 'he .ouihmeT season 4
The classes commence about the frat IF s.n..,,,.
Glose ~ the end of juno, by examination and
Books etc, may be procured at the Institution n,
Pupils are received any time during the wear md
charges made from the date of entrance only.
For further particulars apply to tile Mother uns-o-
/ Auo.ny W 1ne tioIy AnRels au27 u "
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A CAR D.

Clergyman, while residing in South America
~ q missionary, discovered safe and simple lem.
cdy for the Cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early De-
Cay, Diseases Of the Urinary and Seminal Organs
aud the whole tranof disorders brought on By
baneful and vicious habits Great numbers hava
been cured by this nobleremedy. Prompted by
desire 10 benefit the afiictedand unfortunate, will
send the recipe for preparing and using this med
icine, In . sealed envelope, TO any one who needs
IL, FIRES Of charge. Address TO JOEPH T. INMAN
station ID Bible House New York City,
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4 Amurbrr yourml.
NJ ELSIE vxSr.


Br ELSIE vxxE.
and what are these my brothers? and whence
came they?
This multitude, that the New Year doth keep
Az strange unwelcome guests; the world lie gay,
Are their eyes blinded, brothers. that they weep?
They speak of toll, my brothers. and Of sorrow,
OF cold and poverty, of bitter need,
These are not they the saint saw in vision,
These garments are not fine, these feet do bleed.
These wear crown, crown of thorns, my broth
ers:
These bear cross, and heavy to endure
These are the children Of stern poverty,
These are the hopeless and the homeless Poor.
They dwell among the bleak mountains Of Want;
God pity them, God help them too we pray.
Oh let us pray, my brothers, that oureycs
BE clear, to see their angel in our way.
One had compassion on the multitude,
And One who had not where to lay his head
These are His image, and His legacy,
The poor We have always with you, He said
And lowest me more than these if SO thou mayest
Feed my lambs, and shelter them, beholdl
It's the Good Shepherd, brothers, who is speaking
And shall we leave his lambs out in the cold2
Oh, the New Year may bring us many gifts,
Faith strong to save, love steadfast to endure,
But none blesseth, brothers, like that Charity
That beareth in her hands gins for the Poor.
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A IL the Valuable HAIR PREPARATIONS
Z selling at Low Prices, at Titcomb's. west
end hennehec Bridge.
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SIS TO- $40 PER DAY. a a9s YEN . en-


vvyASTED AT THE OFFICE OF f,ANGo
w DAILY WING and COURIER. Good Wage
and permanent employment. ,,.. z "a, -
janl7-t1w ..- JOHN II. LYNDE.