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The New York herald., 1872-09-29

VATANTED-IN THE NINTH WARD, A FURNISHES
w Room, with fire, with without Board, by a yound
lady engaged in school during the day Address sfatin
terms, location &c. T. b., Herald Uptown Branch Office
The New York herald., 1872-09-29

| BOARD WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN. WIFE, TWOI
~ children and nurse (chiuren aged and years., 4
between Thirty sixth and Sixeth and Fifth andI
Seventh avenucs state terms large smalt
rooms, or two large rooms Address d. NJ w., Herald
The New York herald., 1872-09-29

DOARD WANTED-BY LADY; HALL ROOM, ON
~ second or third floor, with fireplace; house must bel
first class location between Sixteenth and Twenty
ond streets and Fourth and Sixth references
changed Address p o., box 2O4 Post Office.
The New York herald., 1872-09-29

DOOMS AND BOARD wANTED-IN NEW YORK;
III Brooklyn adjacent town, for q lady and twc{
little girls highest references given and required Ad
dress box LOG Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1872-09-29

IJARLEM.-WANTED, BY A GENTLEMAN AND
Ill wife, first class Board and pleasant Room in Har1
lem; private family preferred Address stating terms
| H., box IA Post office.
The New York herald., 1872-09-29

VNANTED-IN SIXTEENTH, SEVENTEENTH ON
w Eighteenth street, between Fifth and Sixth ave|
good Bedroom with breakfast hot water and hre'
included Address, with terms, e., box 1S2 Herald Office
The New York herald., 1872-09-29

BOARD wANTED-FoR AN ELDERLY LADY; A
- comfortable Room, with fireplace, and up town.
Terms moderate Address Mrs BAXTER, Everett Lbrary
The New York herald., 1872-09-29

vNANTED-BY A YOUNG AMERICAN PERSON A
w situation in private family or in music teacher
family where her services will be in exchange or
board and music best references given Address E. a.
RAYMOND. EnglewOod, N. j.
The New York herald., 1872-09-29

DOARD WANrED-FOUR ADULTS; ONE LARGE
- and two small third or fourth floor Rooms requredI
in first class boarding house of Sixth avenue
and between Fourteenth and Thirty fourth streets Ad
! dress BOND, box 923 Post office
The New York herald., 1872-09-29

| BOARD wANTED-BY GENTLEMAN, wIFEI
ID three children under six years and servant; two}
would give furniture in payment of ref1
erences Address, j. II. HENRY, box ITO Herald Uptown
Branch Office.
The New York herald., 1872-09-29

| BOARD wANTED-BY TWO YOUNG GENTLEMEN
ID between Fourteenth and Fifteth streets Fourth and
Sixth avenues; exceeding $22 week. Address d.
| box ll2 Herald office
The New York herald., 1872-09-29

~ UNIVERSITY PLACE-TO LET, WITH BOARD
second floor 0ront desirable Rooms nicely fur
nshed also fine Rooms on fourth foor house. &C. firs
class.
The New York herald., 1872-09-29

- young man, between Fourteenth and tyfourth|
streets, Third ana Seventh UnexceptiOnabe&
references given required Address with full particu
lars N. r. d., Herald office.
The New York herald., 1872-09-29

w want wish board tor the Winter; two good Rooms
with fires hot and cold water; anywhere between Thir1
teth and Foreth streets west Address with price and
references, j. $. c., box 1902 Post Office
The New York herald., 1872-09-29

BOARD wANTED-BY GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND
~ daughter; Room and Bedroom good closets and
water; only Sunday meals tor gentleman; terms fire.
included $2s to $50 location between Eighth and Thr1
West Side Advertisement Office 3S West Twenty third ST.
The New York herald., 1872-09-29

BOARD WANTED-FOR A GENTLEMAN, WIFE, I'M
~ fant and nurse gir can furnish excepting carpet
ana curtans want large sunny room, and with grate
not to exceed $50 per week also room for genteman
wife and infant location side above TWENTY
third street Address, with terms including fire and
The New York herald., 1872-09-29

BOARD WANTED-BY YOUNG LADY WHO Isl
- engaged out during the day; price S6 a week. Adj
dress for three days NJ box 160 Herald Uptown
The New York herald., 1872-09-29

81 WAvERLEY PLACE.-ELEGANT ROOMS ON
= parlor, second and third floors, with Board house
and location first Glass; the best reference given and
Qured.
The New York herald., 1872-09-29

PRIVATE FAMILY CAN ACCOMMODATE A GEN
objection TO chdren prefer those having their own fur
niture location central and convenient to New York de-
pots; terms low to permanent parties. Address w. A. D.
Newark, N. j., Post office.
The New York herald., 1872-09-29

BOARD WANTED-FOR GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
- price SIG to $l8 per week. Address, with full partc9
ulars, A. R., Herald office.
The New York herald., 1872-09-29

| DOARD WANTED-IN PLEASANT LOCALITIES 1
ID Boarders directed to suitable alsd
'p"' BoARDERs' DIRECTORY 7s7 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1872-09-29

A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OCCUPYING A HAND
n some. commOdious brown stone house. in OF the
first class parties elegantly furnished Rooms suite
office. -
The New York herald., 1872-09-29

7EO WAVERLEY PLACE.-LARGE, HANDSOME
1OA ly furnished Rooms to let with Board house ha
all modern improvements; location pleasant; term
reasonable to desirable parties table boarders taken
The New York herald., 1872-09-29

1EO EAST FORTY SIXTH STREET.-A SMALL
LOO family occupying their ow.. house will let q
well furnished Second Floor, with Board, to family
party gentemen private bath, closets &C. references
pi ven unl rem
The New York herald., 1872-09-29

7cTH STREET, WEST, NO. aboard FOR FAM
III lilies gentlemen, with liberal table handsomely
furnished Suit second foor 'front.' also Rooms third
floor.
The New York herald., 1872-09-29

q ELEGANTLY FURNISHED FLOORS TO LET-TO-
gether separately with first class Board or private
table at 2i3 East Thirteenth street. Second avenue
References
The New York herald., 1872-09-29

BOARD wANTED-BY A LADY, IN A PRIVATE FAM
ID lily; references exchanged. Address stating Oca1
tiOn and terms, 9. N. C., box 2l7 Herald Office.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-27

~ This week many Of or young
people have been witnesses to a sight,
either entirely novel to them, or at
any rate exceeding unusual. On We'd
nesday, about IL Ms regular snow
storm get in. not very heavy indeed,
but sufficient before night to spread .
white mantle over house tops and dry
ground, which whilst we are writing
on Thursdsy, still remains, for though
first it blew aud then II snew it
never thew , but u stiIl it ''lriz.' A
brisk bout OF snUwballing went ON for
. while yesterday. aud good many
dark coat hacks showed the marks Of
the white balls shattered against them
A few windows l'anes were sn'asl'esl,
and perhaps few ol,jurgations ut.
tered. bat these were lost in the gen
cral excitement and good hnm0r.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-27
PRINCIPLES NOT NAMES.

VIZ published an extract last week
headed political pAesoms.a In which the
writer proved plainly and conclusive
" that throsghcut the broad extent of
our common country . mighty move
meut was on font having id view the
selection aud election Of pure minded
men to officer. and the inauguration of
an honest and upright administration
of pnblic affairs both as regards the
National and s~perate State govern
ments. This movement or. struggle
"a it might more properly, perhaps he
called, is q contest betwern rightly
thinking and judging citizens anxious
for reform, in every thing needing re
form and Office holders ond office seek-
era who naturally desire to keep things
"a they are, and whilst the latter are
almost entirely az matter of course
Republicans real or selfstyled, the for
mer consists of men belonging to both
parties. who prove unequivM.ally by
their actions and utteranees that it Is
truly and sincerely reform which they
demand aud endeavor to obtain. and
not self interest and asgrandize-
ment.
The article goes ON to name pro'ni-
nent men Of both parties in Congress,
Republican and Democrats who have
united in action to effect their object,
and argues that popular names and
party organizations will both fall to-
together If that object should be even
tually attained. Coming down from
there illustrious examples tn common
every day life, We zee around us OH
every side, men who AZ far as their in
fluence extended speak and act TOR the
same end, men Who call themselves
conservative republicans or indepcn-
dent demcrats, both advocating iden.
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Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-27
Fun ut u Candy Pull.

/ had u heap of trouble ON last
Christians slay, and Iii tell you hs'w il
hapl~ue,l.
Dekin Jones gave candy pullin'
aud / gut n stobl, ~ they SAY down
in Nortl, Carulin;,, aud over gOes.
Sister. Poll AMI | went together, aud
when We got to the old MAN JOik's,'
the house WAS chuck full. Dig mi
eats il there was room to turn round !
There Was Sue Harkin-- she's az
big as u skinned hOss-;lnd six other
Harkinx, and SiniIilsl,ses, and Pesli-
crews, and the sch ,OlnElSter AMI his
yai, lM.si,lcs the O.d dekin and the
dizziness, AMI enough little drkiniws-
AS tn at W. half u ,lhzen young folks
in the family hiziiess.
Well, iiIneby the pot lwsan to bile,
and the fun began. We I'LL got our
plates ready, AMI put -four Oh our
hands 10 krel, the candy from stickiil,
and then we pi,csesl in to l,,iIin.
Wasm't it fun | never saw such
lafliu' and cutlin' up III all mi born
dazs.
/ made a clndy l,;rl Tor En Sim
mons. Her anil me expects 10 tr0t in
,i0ni,ls harness one nj these daze. Slu
ll,a.le candy goose for me.
Then we got tss tlirvwiu candy BALI
into one anotl,er's hair, and - runlfin
from 0rse side Of the house to luther
anil out iat0 the Kitchen, till every
t:,ing on the place WAS all gsiDinet
over with candy.
got 81 lI,ne lench, and Elm Sim
MONS SIT close To me.
Sue Harkims--comfsDund her pic
tul--tllrow'd asandy ball s0ck iits
one al uni ize.
| made a bulge to ran after her, ant
heard snmrtliimg rip.
Mi stars alive! wasn't picketlf
l0s,kesl arssniid, AMI thar was the gssl,l'
end ut mi lns,n new britclles u stikill
to tlr pine bpmch.
b,ckcsl up agin the wall s0rte
craw tis'l Ike, and grinnesl.
"Snt," said sister Poll, "wlmt's tn
mmtter n
/" Shut MP r SEE l..
"Sutw says - c,,nle away from tina
walI-yuu'l get all greasy"
Let her glraxe y sez |, and 40
down an waxhlxr,rsl that was layin
acs0ss, = tUl,, feeliM' wuss than AN oil
maiAl at u wesldin.'
/ Purity xOom | felt sOmethim' hurI
and lnr:y s0Un it hurt agin.
lee wItic | juns,t ten feet hi kicke
l0s~r the tub, cat flew JONES' Cllristnss
turkey M,sl y0,l ought to see me git.
4 eat for tall tinter now, jump
xtakesl and risleresl fences, AMI naslse
down brush like herikan till 1 q
home. assd went to led and staid tlleu
two daze.
Ell old Jones' harm burns down ne,
winter, and | am arrested f0r. 1t. ail
RI anybody peers ~ u witlirss agin I'M
III bust his dog CON head! Thes'i
mi sentiments! o.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-27
The State Legislature.

We presume that all the readers of
the Gazette, Mt all Interested in poll
ties, are aware of what the situation oil
the General Assembly of Louisiana,
In New Orleans, has been mp to last
Saturday. That there was two lower
houses, or rather real and a pretend
rd one, the latter headed by that M'-
tOrious humlnig anu man Of many
professions, but very few principles,
Col. Gss, &c w. Carter, ex-Metl@list
Minister, and exC0nkslen,te Colonel
of Cavalry. Finding himself foicsl
and outed generally in every way by
Governor Warmotli's superior tact and
statem,anslip, to wly nothing Of lis
superior right. "Tl rice is he armed
who has his quarrel just" Carter Oh
Sunday last issued M address or card
calling ON the citizens of New Orleans,
10 assemble in the vicinity ofthe State
House on Monday morning, at I'D
Oclock, when he intended to take
possession of the Hall Of Representa-
lives "vi ct arinis,7 by main :Orce.--
Well the time cane, bat Carter didn't
His excnss. Icing that he was warned
by General Emory, that he had orders
to suppress any conflict OF armed
lsnlies vi men, aud - the Whole thing
licked out, most prisons believing
that Carter like another dog, famous
in story, s.nlHsl on purpose because
he knew he eoulsl not catch tl.e rabbit
ANY how. pa .3i@
The following extract shows the
state Of Affairs at 2 o'clock. on Tues
day 23rd, inst.
NO MORE TROUBLE.
All Is quiet around the State HOUSE
and the political diiierrIN~es is-garlts
~ anaIly' sritIssl. A resolution vii
1 lie introduced iptn the House inviting
hack the expelled nlemlHrs, with tllt
texcepaiou Of Carter. A number u
Them are ALREADY present waiting Il
take their seats.
1t is umlr,st0rl that the new print
ing hill and modification Ut the me
ltmINlit.n police law will be intrOduc
ed to day,
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-27


"Hear the other si,le,u is nothing
bat Justice, and had We done 40 before
writing our article last week headed,
vox PoPuLI vox DEL, 1t would have
either not have lHen written at all. or
been very differently woried, f,r we
must confess it wss an erparte version
IF a matter which has this week been
shown to us in an entirely different
light, By party who is entitled to the
same confidence as the person who
first spoke to ms in reference to it, and
who il ~ he has convinced us th0rOurgh-
~, posted as to all the phases OF the
affair, aud tine wheels within wheels
which have been revolving it about. =
1t will Ike recollecteti that our article
was protlicated upon the violation by
a nr,n here, doing u very large lalsi-
ness, of O town ordinance fOrbisldiDg
the selling Of goods, or rather keeping
stores open after . O'clock, On 81 ndays'
said firm having been fined for the
offence, refused to pay the fine, and
was trsting the Legality Of it before the
the proper tribunal. As was repre-
scented to US or ut any rate, as we un-
derstoOsl it, and went OF lalf.cockcd
about it, it was their intention ii they
gained the suit to set the example CT
keeping stores open on the Sabbath.
and thus entail upon the people Of
Alexandria a probability Of consequent.
ces not to he contemplated without al'-
prellension aud Indignation. It now
appears accounting to our late Informs
tiOa the correctness OF which we slO
not in the least doubt, that it is all u
tempest in teapot, and that the viola
tion owned to by, rather than proved
against the firm in Question, was mere
ly selIing'an delireriRga sack of corn,
to 10 traveller to feed his team, and
that if anything else was sold it was
not delivered.
Our informant assures us also that
il il not ny any means their wish Of
intention to do business of any kind
on Sunday, (of whicI, fact by the 10y
we have had ourselves convincing
proof that they do enough, and are
tired enough during the week to he
glad To rest, when the day Of rest
comes, and that they never have re-
puiled of any of their employers the
slightest service OF Sundays, az u mat
ter Of right, though Of course the I'M
avUi.lable necessities Of an extensive
business would force occasional re-
QUESTIONS OH that day.
Much more was said to us, not only
in reference to the parties under con
si,lcratiom, but also asrcgarded others
who shielded by - privilege accorsltsl
to them from public necessity. awaited
Themselves Ot it to do az mich, or a
great deal more against the spirit ui
the Sunday law, than those prosecu
ted, Tor breaking it; but with this we
have nothing at all to do or to say
We think we were too hasty iIl-OnI
aniinadversieus, and shall certainly TX
much more careful IN future.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-27
ORDER OF FORMING.
.1st. Pacific Engine Company No. ].
2nd. StonewaA Hsn,k = Ladder ca.
ROUTE:

Tie procession will form in line on
S.s0m Street Opposite the TOWN
HALL. The head vi tl,e procession
will move into F.vit Street, up front
tn Bs.auregar,l, Wnt IIeanregarsl to ST.
co,.,l, up s.sDmd to Ma.lisOsl, Out Mad
isun to Thi,l, down thirsl to johnson.
fluln johnson to Second, down sssOisl
to Railrvid, up Front to st. James,
ont st James to Third, up thirsl Ia
Murray, tllence to the Town Hall,
where the procession will he dismiss
ell.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-27

~ We understand that 1t is u mat
ter OF considerable doubt, whether the
murder Ut the negro, Sylvester, men
toned last week, was committed u.
this or Grant Parish, ~ the body wa
found 70 near the line that il was inn
possibly to determine positively.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-27

TEE SELMA.-we are glad to ace
this 6ne boat l.,ck again in the Red
River trade, and more than glad to
hear that car Old friend, Captain
Pickett il to command her, who II he
bpcomes half as popular here M he
was III the Orelousas trade, cannot
fail Of success.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-27

n We are again under obligations
to our friend Victor, arfthe Ice HO.lse
Tonsorial Saloon, for late interesting
papers.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-27

A leveler perreiviBg two crows fly.
ing side by side. said, Ay, that is
jnst an it should he. i hate to see one
crowover another
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-27
ElvcwAM'e PvOccsslOM
ANNIvERSARY OF STONEwALL
HOOK & LADDER
Go. No. L..

STONEWALL HOOK .
LADDER Go. No. l, Of Alex
am,iris, with tl,ose invited tO-Assi*t ~
the celebration Of their First Anntv~r-
sary. will assemble at the Town Hall
On THURSDAY the sst Ut Febsssssy,i,
at IL O'clock.
ORDER OF FORMING.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-27

Alexandria to New Orleans.
Depart Tuesday Thursday and 8


Alexandiia to New Orleans.
Depart Tuesday Thursday and Sa-
Turslay ut 8 z NJ.
arrive from n. o. Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday by 5 p n.
Alexandria to NatchitOches Tuesday
Thursday aud Saturday at 8 2 Al,
Departs Tuesday aud Friday al ga Nj
arrive Monday sDe Thursday 9 A. d.
Alexandria to HarrisDnburg
Depart Tuesday at ! +. NJ. arrive
by ~ M. 80 ~,
Alexandria to Homer depart Monday
at2P. NJ. arrive by IL NJ.
Alexandria to C0tile Landing and Col.
fax depart Mondays Thursday and
Saturday ut q A. u. arrive 10y Ga. III.
P0stmasters are not required to re
ceive mutilatrd currency in exchange
for envelopes and postage stamps
The person entitled to letters recei-
we'd by mail, are those whose names
are in the address, aud the deliye. !,
should be to the person addressed, OF
according tn his or her order.
II. b. RINGGOLD, p. NJ.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-27

Sruff-takers slifysr from al the rest
VI the world -for they tusn mp thetI
nose st what they most admire
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-27
u. S. GRANT.
H We are authorized to announce

~ We are authorized to announce
the name Of
HON. J. MADISON WELLS,
of the Parish Of Rapitles. as a Candi-
date for Representative in Congress,
from this District, to iii the vacancy
occasioned by the death of the late
Hon. James McClrery.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-27

zuE dAZETTE - IIuUifSHeu WIN M
Four Dollars per annum; 500 for
six months.
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at the rate
Of Oh 90 per square for the first IN
sertion and IS cents for each subse-
% quent one.
Mont lines or less, constitute
square. The following are our rates
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-01-27
THOMAS CRAwLEY
Grand Marshall 4

DIR. Fl. ST. JOHN, StonewalI No. !
w. w. Wilmington.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-10-22
Spefia1 Notitts.

N1NININ101NSN@~@N1N| ~@N1N1~~~~~%>1N~A
The Commonwealth Co-Operattve Cons
pany.-To the working men of our State and conn.
try, whose wages are barely sufficient to provide
comfortable homes for their families and who de-
sire to prevent want, misery, and perhaps CRIME
among their fatherless little ones, this Company
offers special Inducements of Il liberal character
the benefits Of which are within the reach OF all
and a failure to make such donation to ones fam
w amo;,nts almost to criminal Observation-Disclosures
Workman.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-10-22
The discussed d, ans, falsely called med.

icines, sold in bar.rooms as tonics' and " stom'
achcs," have nothing in common with Dr. WAL.
KRIS VINEGAR BlrrkRs. That famous invigorant
does not owe its stimulating propreties to fiery and
adulterated Alcohol, but to medicinal roots and
herds never heretofore combined. The effect of
the Bitters in cases of constitutional debility,
chronic indigestion liver complaint, and all dis.
eases tending to consumption, is 80 marvellous
that except to those who have felt OF witnessed
Il, the re1nlt eeeuss Incredible.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-10-22
THE AMERICAN STocK JorRNA1. for

IHE AMERICAN Stock JOURNAL for
October, contains a number Of we'll
written articles Of great interest to
farmer and stock raiser. Illustrated
with engravings of Model Stable,
Short Horn Cow, Berkshire Hog, Per-
cheron Horse, Feed Steamers, Wild
Animals, Fowls, Piytons, Birds, &C.
Every Family should send for free
specimen copy, or ts1.00 for 1873 and
get 3 numbers Of this year free. Ad-
dress, N. 2. BoYEE, & Co., Purkes:
burg, Chester county. Pa.
We LEARN with pleasure that petit
tions are III circulation asking the en-
ac'ment by the Legislature of law
appo'tioning to every private school q
pro r"lo for every scholar. The Prot.
estAnts, we are told, are opposing this
petition on the ground that by that
means Catholics will obtain assistance
FOR their schools from Tie State Treas
try. strikes rs that under such q
Law The protestants would have as
good q 'rhancc to clncatc tIeir chill
drcn as IS given the Catholics.
MML SERVICE Since the inangu-
ration Of The Presidential Canymign,
the Postal Service in Louisiana, is lit
lie loss han farce. The administra-
ton pnprrs are received by us on
time, while our private letters aud pat
rcrs are delayed sometimes as much
as ,lx;v days The New Yorh 1,Ib""e
OF the I'D Of September last, reached
us on the Goth lust, while letter
| from London, reached us in is days
The blessings OF Grants alministra-
ton nrc numhcrless-in a radical
point Of view. Let us have piece.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-10-22
LOCAL. NEWS.

Illat the Captain $ Office and set
bur taxes.
T. NJ. MrMroED is duly antho-
toreceive subscriptions and adj
EeMents for THE REPUBLICANS.
SCElBEKs to the MI-WEFi.Ly
TDLlcAN will bear in ml,,l tAa,
\, B. Briant is authorized 10 IT,
in our name.
ASHs. Hon. +. Watts, Commits
y Of the Department ut A5li-
lie, has or ,llal'.s Tor report Of
epaltment for August and Sep
er.
|nlDlsAop pnnuI,E.--rhis distin-
lpH 1,pnt ~ III 1,
:: 'o''o' o''e ',.1 = :
,, ,is',' On Tue 2''n INST. ''',:'
tlon.
.
fR'rEs SALE.-Uunler the head
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''',, ~ '''o va, '''''''
-, 1'''ess'''l OIL Caroline "lA''S'
-,
'4'e'' ''le Dan "'G.'
~ '''l i'1 'au ''e
sse91s give us any Information
Su'lec'
nclpu.-H. G. l;tl. NJ N,tchoy
committed. suic;ae last uhn,s.
evening. by ;,1mn;nn nver the
n,, ,''e',''ei ,>''c'lez' "hlie
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llue no. oeen recovered
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Jed in another coluwy,. for J us.
Of the peace, 41h Ward. Mr..
'Aon is eminently qualified for
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lAx.PAyERs,-The undersigned
Wy to receive the Parish T,xes
ed for the year 1872. All per-
NE hereby notified to come for
at once and satt1o ana sane ,,a,t
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H. 4. STIRLING,
Collector.
B1srss.-our MERCHANTS seem n
Ing quite a l;vel, I hna;ao. seeu ra ~