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EDUCATIONAL.
ITO PARENTS AND YOUNG MEN,
| soULE,s COMMERCIAL COLLEGE AND LITER
| AIRY INSTITUTE

SoULE'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE AND LITER.
AIRY INSTITUTE
has been removed to the of ST. Charles and La
fayette streets, opposite the City Hall
Our Institution comprises o full course PRAC-
TICAL BUSINESS COLLEGE, an ECLECTIC ENG
LISH INSTITUTE. and KINpERG ARTEN AND
ments for the higher Mathematics Drawing the French
Spanish and German Languages A Gymnasium Is also
connected in which students exercise daily without
extra charge.
ton in regard Terms Course of In struction.
GEO. sOULE.
President and Proprietor
New Orleans. La.
N. B.-Soue's Philosophic Commercial and Exchange
Calculator the great arthmetica work of the age
Soues ContraoJions Numbers. just published, are
for sale at the College Office and at Gresham's and
HARRIS Book Depots. oc4 st
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Consult those who have left the service of
the world for that of God, and they will tell
you that it costs them less to practice virtue
than it costs them TO live in the habits of SIM
and that they are much happier in depressing
their passions than they are In allowing them
selves to be led by them.
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CT. MARY-J Ks0N COLLEGE

~ 4
PARISH OF ST. JAMES, La,
Situated on tho Mississppi River Sixty Miles above
New Orleans.
ThIs ancient and magnificent establishment, incoE
porated by Law Of the Legislature, and empowered
grant diplomas and degrees will DO opened on TUES
DAY, october Sth ls74. Il IL under the direction
OF the MArst Fathers who form society specially de
voted to educason College Point and Convent Landing
are and places for
going 70 and returning from Now Orleans.
TER1sf
Payable In u. S. currency half yearly in advAnost
Board tuition. washing and stationery per term Of
five months -t.s&ASs
Doceors and medicine, In ordinary cases Of III
/ flor ALI, per a1num. ~
Entrance 70 be paid only once
NJ BAH music lessons are TO b paid for monthly
In advance
His Grace. the Most Rev: Archbishop Of New orleans
The Rev. Cisfky Of Algiers.
For further details, apply 20 the Rev Prendoat -
sos S'-' Mr. p PoURsHE,
ooIs "A IL No, % Grayisr stFoet. New Orleans.
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I INSTITUTION OF THE SISTERS ST. JOSEPH
l. Corner st. Philip and Galyez strcets,
Now Orleans.
And Bay st. Louis, the Sea Shore.

The government throughout this establishments Il
their Recreation table dormttorfeS
the same all In snort, everything tends 70 pro-
mote nffeetonase union between the Ssters and the
younR ladies intrusted to their mOtherly care.
Tho II thorough aud solid and In harmony
with the of socety The oourse comprises
i'm both English and French) all the branches OF know
ledge cultivated the present day Each Language IL
taught by of respective countres, ~ TO
sure correct pronunciation
The acadnmicaJ year closes with public exhibition
and distribution OF premiums TO which Parents arc in
vitOd
solIctude Governing those Plzoed under their charg
nv moral alone the SStors Of ST. Joseph onde
vor to uculcats principles Of cold Pioty require the
strict observsnce polite and aiabe department and
nstii foepgs Of respect and TOWARDS parente
PupflS of al denominations are admitted
NoTA-Iurin0 the bathing seascn, the Boarding.
School IL moved the Bay st. Louia where the Sister
81 "a Joeeph have o dOurfshing academy.
TERMS-TO be paid In advance. - fouoWst -
Boarding per three months. ~
Washing, .-.s..--"-..'ss-.----s. ~ "
Nuaic Lessons and use Instrument - 90
Singing
Drawing Lessons
Pastel OIL painting according 20 ths nufnbor Of Pupie
NeedIe-work In all Is varieties golden enbroidery
arfcia oero r. taught to the boarders without extra
Fo1 further pHEtieuAzs address. IpsEiOfess Of tAs
Academy tie Sisters Of 81 Joseph Box 1911 New OF
Isa1nt' or. II more oonvonienfi sRRly z,
pose a1y oe o. 81 KEDEB Agent
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Who is more worthy of your admiration than
he who commands himself aud who is in his
own power 7-SeRecd.
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EDUCATIONAL.
EDUCATIONAL.
SPRING HILL COLLEGE,
tsr. JosKrH's,I
NEAR MOBILE, ALA.

This long established Institution Eavorably known
fifth Scholastic year on
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PASS CHRISTIAN COLLEGE,
PASS CHRISTIAN, MISS.

The next Session Of this Institution will commence
on TUESDAY. October 9th. The most ample accom-.
modations afforded to young desiroua of pur.
suing q thorough Classical, Scientific Commercial
course of stndies.
Special attention given to the French and German
languages.
For Prospectus, giving terms. etc,, address
oce6 73Iy BRO sTEPHEN Preaidant.
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CANT vINCENT'S COLLEGE,
CAPE GIRARDEAU, MISSOURI.

This institution conducted by the Priests the Con
gregation Of the Mission Of ST. Vincent of Paul 10
above Cairo. and hundred and fifty miles below St
Louis
ventilated The grounds beautiful. extensive
well adapted for healthtul exercise
touch at Cape Girardeau.
OF SEPTEMBER, and ends about the first of July
TERMS.
Board and Tuition, per scholastic year $3.50
PhysioaSn sn Fee snd Medicines i
Instrumental Music ~
For 'af'nof 'n'0f'0A'i Rev Sp2Ely VER1NA, oM,
President of the College
VI TO N'' St 5osspS & e Church. New Orleans.
Mr.. JOSEPH Mitchell, Cashier Of the Mutual
hereby aushoriaed reosive and give receipt
moneys which may be paid to him for account Of the
~No-,-. A; yEaINA, G. NJ. President:
ST. ALoYsIUs ACADEMY,
BY THE BROTHERS OF THE SACRED HEART.
Corner Chartres and Barracks Streets.
This Institution will begin its next session on
THURSDA Y October LIST.
The course is Commercial. and comprises English,
French and German, without any extra charge.
For particulars apply at the Institution. ses72t
ST. vINCENrs ACADEMY,
CONDUCTED by THE CHRISTIAN pRorHens
Napoleon Avenue, bet. Camp and sgazine SITS.
SEw ORLEANS.
similar to that of IKE & the
sirable, without extra charge.
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This is how it happened down in South
western Missouri:
lie found q rope and picked itup.
And with IL walked away;
1t happened that TO t'otber end
A horse was hitChed they say.
They found n tree and tied tho rope
Unto s~ipgpg limb.
1t happened that the other end
Was somehow hitched to him.
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&c SACRED HEART"

The Convent, OF Grand Coteau, st. Landry Parish,
La and st. Michael St. James Parish, La under the
direction of the Religious of the Sacred Heart will
resume scholastic duties the 18th of October.
The branch establishment of - ST Michael located
at No Dumane street. will reopen for the admission
of Day Sch olals the 5th of the came month.
Ref5
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that of an animal than man. Education
position which he occupied in the days Of
William the Norman. The farm laborer
has scarcely participated at all in the i'm
provement of bis brethren. As he was
generations gone by he is nova physical
scandal, moral enigma, an Intellectual
cataleptic." The average age at which the
peasant children attend the primary school
is constantly sinking. Most of them leave
school to begin their long and weary life of
drudgery at nine years of age. They leave
it with laundering knowledge of reading
and writing. "MaDy of them are instruct
ed by poor, ignorant women, who just
know how to read, write aud cipher" AS
matter of fact, large majority of the
English peasantry do not read OF write.
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HOLY ANGELS BOARDING SCHOOL AND
ACADEMY.
BUFFALO NEW YORK--

This Institution, under the direction of the Grey
Nuns from Canada offers young ladies all the advan
tages of thorough English and French education, in
clunipC both the useful and ornamental.
The magnificent new bu'iding Just erected. in the
Immediate vicinity of extensive parks, commands a
com pete view of the City, Lake and surroun ding
scenery white the climate IS remarkable for its salu
brity.
TIE Academic year consists of four terms of ten
weeks each nciug foIioWs LIST of Septem Der,
10th OF NovebeT LIST of February and 18th of April
Board and Tuition, per annum, $3.50.
For further particulars apply to the
LADY SUPERLORESS,
Corner of Prospect and Porter Avenues.
aus3 3un Buffalo, N. Z.
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A CADEMY OF THE VISITATION,

MOBILE ALA.
The forty third session of this Academy commences
on the first Monday Of October.
For the convenience of parents having children in
both institutions the sessions for the future will COM
mence and close with those of Spring Hill College.
Parents wishing to send their children to distance
for education would do we'll consider the many ad-
vantages offered by this beautifully situated and well
patronized Academy which IL universally acknow-
lodged of the frst in the South.
1t does not append long list of startling foreign
to it's advertisements references but 1t cont
IDENTITY refers to the parents and OF its pupils
many of whom in New Orleans. and to its pupils
themselves who speak of what they have and
who testify TO what they know the terms the
most liberal of any frat class school.
MUSIC both vocal and instrumental, is carefully and
successfully taught
ORA WING and PAINTING n speciality. and the
Italian. German and French languages spoken in
the Academy. aui6 If
ST. MARY'S COLLEGE,
Under the Direction of the Christian Brothers,
COR. PoEYFARRE AND CONSTANCE SITS
The Twepty.see Session will commence Septemke
3D. The staff of Professors is all that be desired
will give entire satisfaction the patrons
of the Institution.
Terms per Quarter-slo. sls, SIS, $40 and tls.
For further particulars apply to
au3O I'm BRO. MATTHEW, President.
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JTRSULINE ACADEMY,
GALVESTON, TEXAS.
This Institution founded in tsl7, and we'll.
known to the TsXa will resume its Scholastic
Exerci.es on the FIRST OF SEPTEMBER.
PRICES IN PAYABLE IN ApvAScEI:
Entrance fee toniy for the st Year, Oh
For Board Washing. Tuition. Stationery and In.
Urinary expenses tper monthly. ..-...--...-..So ~
For further particulars, Address
MOTHER SUPERIOR,
aus am sUTsulibe Convent, 9RlvestOn, TexAs-
1T MARY's COLLEGE,
(c1.AssIcAL cohMERC1ALJ
MARION COUNTY, KENTUCKY,
Knoxville Branch of Louisville and Nashville Rail
road
Glasses resumed on Ist Of September.
Eoard and Tuition, per $500 90
BEDDING. Washing and Mending ...-..-.-...-- % 90
HalfSoariy in advance.
For oarticulaEs apply 60
auqef n REV. 10. TgEI4E99T,-C r., Rneatderfs
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ct. MARYs COLLEGE,
GALVESTON, TEXAS.
Reopened September LIST for the admission of
BOARDERS AND DAY PUPILS
Ali the ordinary branches of . thorough collegiate
taught Instruction given to private students
in higher Chemistry and Physics, and any of the
branches of tho Natural Scences- French aud German
taught by natives of France and Germany. For fur.
Their information apply to
REV JOS C. CARRIER c. S. c.. President
Formerly Dean of The Faculty of Science in the Uni.
yeIsty of Notre Dame, Indiana. se20 I'm
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The Forty.afth Annual Session of studies in the
ST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY will begin
Monday, September 9TH, 1874.
Prospectus giving terms instructions to
ETC.. etc. apply to or address
REV. JOS. G. ZEALAND,
President st. Louis University
jy26 3m 81 7 owls Mo.
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A ACADEMY OF THE VISITATION,
ST. LOUIS, Mo.

The Academy OF the Visitation. for the education Of
yo9ng ladies' In st. Lopia Mo- ranks among the Oldest
| the advantages both of country and CITY Grounda
elevated, healthy and beautiful; extensive shaded
walks Large buildings and well ventilated rooms, and
piazzas for open air exercise in Indictment weather snd
all It's arrangements for the comfort and health Of ita
pupils adopted by the Religious An charge,
give 1t uneQualed advantages
The Forty .tbird session commences September eth.
auiR ct DIRECTREsS.
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VT srANIsLAUs COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
BAY Sr.-LoUIs,- MISSISSIPPI.

-----B BAY ST. -LoVIB,- MIssIssIrPE
This institution chartered by the State LegslRture
and conducted by Brothers of the Sacred Heart
in successful operation since 1885 Beautifully
situated of the Bay, commanding
sye view of the Gulf and afordng ali the advantages
Of the breeze and bathing in the summer Its sp
did location great Indictment to healthful exercise
and for the pupils. The Commercial Course
comprises all the breaches Of good English education.
Board and Tuition per session, payable half yearly in
advance 49,. $3.50
washing per sssion. 10 90
Beddino Fer sson, (optionall 90 10
Doctor Fees. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o.
Vacation If spont at the institution 81 90
EXTRA CHAR3Es:
Piano and Violin, per month, ec4ch.- 90
Use of Piano, per month. ..-....-..-....-..-. SO
FiDto per mont Observation-Disclosures 90
Rrasn Instrumeut, per month .-...---..--- 100
Spanish and German languages, per month, eaeh 90
For further particulars, apply to
BRO. FLoRTdoND.
apps TAI Director OF tho College,
, 1874-10-16
aEoRGEE. WHITE.

The following affidavit hss been handed In for
publication. A1r. White is now candidate for
the Republican nomination for State scpator IN
tho First District. by tho Constitution, a pro-
Vious residence Of two years in tho district IL re-
quired to mako him eligible, and tho object of
tho affidavit is to show that less than two years
ago he had his residence III the Thirtoenth Ward,
which IL in Fourth Senatorial District:
&uts " INiaoL County n toos, 81.
Edwin Drary. Chief Deputy III County ClerE's Office,
belng duly 4worn, doth Iepoua mud Guy, that, Oh
about tha 10th day OF Ucober, 4. u. 1874, Ae,
pany with y. J.. Pnriost aud Gcorgp i. Wlito Altsr-
Of tho Eleventh Mard did personally examine Tho
poll-hooE Of tho ffrst Prseuct vi thu Thirteenth
Ward for the c,cctinn held In tho said preciuct
on tho 9Th lay Of November, A. D. 1879, which
said poll-book was then tile In tho office Of tho
County Cork Of Cook county, aud found opposite No.
"70G Und!caung number ot ballot) the following.
viz: "George H. Wh!ta {at,ltayit}" III the column
headed Namrs Of votoru," and that subsequently,
viz: tho 10TH .ay Of Uctobsr 4. D. lB4 he
!ned tho said po,look aud found TINT lor:en cf tie
sheet OIL which tho nnina "tieurge i. Whlte waA
j written torn out and destroyed. ELw1H DaunY.
eubacsibeu anu aworn to before mo. hh 18th day Of
October, Il. d. 1874. AUSTEN J. DOYLE.
i cerk Of the Criminal Court, Cook County.
1t Ia reported that tho attention Of tho Granl
Jury will be called to this mutllation OF Official
records, which il criminal ofTonae, and an at
sempt mnde to discover tho offender.
, 1874-10-16

Tho roo1;ro 1,u| oror;r1 a,none tbo ,,oxo ,,r,,,
An' 4so"ns 'aos o'o,''ns aul'"6 sne .1o1o i,ioas'
mont ieaaefS OF tho Opposition wan cheerful, tho
nominations for Sheriff md Coroner being 90
ceptable. and much botter than woto apticjpated,
It woa known. frnn, tin wnv tho nr;mnrioa vera
,,,nr,ataa tt,at 49, ra1;,o,,,o,. ,.aa 1;a,,ta ~
tnan'p.iAsott, su1' sne eoa's'slou was 4.aoie ~
be controlled by gang OF bummers, chiefly in
tho pay Of the Republicans, whose object was to
saddle the ticket with voak mon. or mon unwor-
a., ~ ,,,,nort ~ t1o roor1o To,,o ra... ,oro
!.-.s.s.i, 49, 4s.. 49,, .,s r ~ ...Ssca, w. ~,
carry the ticket under by dead weight. Tho mob,
however, failed to develop sufficient strength to
nor,;nnta thair fnrorito-Jobn corcor,n-
, 1874-10-16
ANNOUN CEMENTs,

There will be = meeting oI the lsopablicsns Of
the Twentieth Ward this evening. at 8 O'clock, at
6l,nrpyhootsls' Hall. Able Speakers will be pses-
ont sui address, the meeting. Republicans are
cordially invited.
I3y direction Of William Buker. n1omber OF tho
Central Committee from tho Third Ward, THO
voting place Of lilo prluivry meeting to DO held
to-tlay Is chanyol from, G1a Stato utyco: to tho
sontllcast corner Of State anl Twelfth Hlrocts.
], ". DuoCKwAy,
Secretary Cook County Republican contral Com
mitteo
public meeting OF tho Young Men'B Iule.
, 1874-10-16

Avorngo Republican majority Of $40; Oason,
Republican for congr9sen:, i5A. Stout, 1rtlcpod-
Official and reliable reports givo tho following
lnnjorition In Tho district CnHol,, Republican.
for Col4ross County, 118; Tippooanoo,
5Gl Wnrron, TOD. atoClnrg, bomocrat- Clinton
County, 69ej Doono, as' Montgomery, 4e;
Fouutain 331.
specfal Dt.pateh TO Tht chtrnuo Trtb,sne.
LraoNiEn. Ind, Oct. 15.-Tho hnrl-n,onpy and
homo-rulo Democracy OF THO Thittocnth Con-
groBsional District aend greoling. THO Ncpub1i-
can majority Of 1000 has dwineilod down to less
than 100. Noble County. which distinctly, ropn-
tiatoa Voorhoriam give, for the first tn,c III nix-
tcon yoars, Democratic mn torlty,-on tho stato
ticket by IT, an n9af'y 400 e majority for Con.
eelcctcd, win two exceptions, by majofitou yary-
fng from Ill to Old.
Stsetal Dtapateh to Tfs CA4ca1o Tribune.
ELnifAnr Ind, Oct. 15.-Ihe Democrats are
having n gfand celebration tonight. Bon
llron arc burning on blain atrcet. bands OF music
arc playing on tho street cornorB, and process
alons of mon are rnrading tho town with
transparent bannors and on thom arc insulting
, 1874-10-16

9cccaaarJ for choioo.. o........................ IT
p,eizach'. 81
.'''.'.'.."... A
Mr.. Dletzsch wns lcolarod to bo tho nominee
lor Coroner. tChoors] Ho was onllod for, and
}poks a. follows.
Mn. pnsa1pkxr Arm Grxr1ritrs: thank got,
~ nrst duty and MY iiss b,'anoss viii 10 10 Lul an
fCAeets1
Convention. Tho Eighth Ward delogatiott had
shanged It's vote to him, md, tloHo yotcs g.vmlng ~
! majority, ho was Tho legal nominee Of tho
body, [I1lssoa:]
aecusod of unfsirneso tic result q tho ballot
vas egidence that the yoto ct tho Eighth Ward
would not have elocted S1r. Dlnhn'.
LII. CHARLES KERN
said ho had boen defeated, but he proposes ea 70
"ilckor." "A voice, "Good boy1] Ao would .,aao 40
nj he could to oocthm and Air. Dotzach, Thoao
nomination would DO satisfactory to tho people,
Another bnllot for Coroner was demanded by
several from tho Eighth Ward, put tho Chair
would not entertain tho proposition, as 1t was
sut of order. -u
THE Chair ANNOUNCED that tho next th!ng to be
done WAS tho nomination Of County Commits
eioners.
untitled to CQta1DeepuGIht NGFQ
msde. about twenty porsons being mentioned.
THE WEBT eide.
A motion that Commissioners to roproBont
tho West Side bo nominated first wnB agreed to.
Mr. Washington Ilesing nominated .. @. r,
Holden, who. ho said, WAS we'll known iu tho
city, and whose nano would 10 q credit to tho
ticket.
On motion, Mr. Holdcn was nominated by uc-
olamation.
A motion to nominate Thomas F. Courtney by
scclnmation was voted down.
Additional fighting and disorder followed, and
It was At longih decided to vote for all who had
boon nominated.
Tho ballot resulted as follows:
Whole number OF votes. Ia
NoceaSafy LOT cholco.... W
Put Carroll. u
q.
SAIL1ttyss.-.st..*..t..
- Haluan. 10
luchaei Roach. 81
1om Coufkney.........
". H. Dixon. ...........................
Ar. Patrick Carroll waa declared to have boon
nominated.
, 1874-10-16

TIE NohTu BIDE.
A Bcoro OF nominations Ncro thon nude for d
Commissioner from the Moth Sitlo.
A motion that F. Il. Winston be nominated by
acolamation was decided in the affirmative.
The announcement provoked much bad foo1-
Ing, John McCafroy'H friends protesting that
tho "gng law" should not be applied.
Mr.. McCaffroy said tl,oro waB u p" "slato" be-
ing run through the Convention.
Tl,c action was finally reeopsidorod. and John
mcCahroy was nominated by acclamation.
EGheers.]
On motion, George X. Schmidt was nominated
fn the snluo way.
Ar. McCalroy mado q Hpeoch, .promslng, ii
elected, to do his duty promptly and vol,
THE COUNTY.
Tho county delegations met by themselves
while tho city delegateB wero employed as mop
toned above, aud nominated John Conley for
tho unexpired torn Of Il. 9i. Singer, mud The
cdore Huenthor, of Worth, for q full term.
After many futile attempts to get tho dolegatoa
to nominate County Executive Committee, tho
Char entertained motion to al]ourn, and, it
being agreed to, the Convention adjourned
zine die.
, 1874-10-16

C1Gnfao tass tHlOlaEafN IN 0kRaAN NJ, A GENT LIZ
ees sssts Sas b Qsznn. O talisa. kis,.
, 1874-10-16

WANTEp.TO PURCHASE a DWELLING ON
W Sout slo east OF Stato; worth about $a, l Part
pnsino9t II tmreTed cy property. unncumbotcd. Ap.
1iF FANTEI,-I WANT TO NuY A HOUSE AND LOT,
w or would buy lot and build II i can vet lot On
onthy searr payments. h!us 10 in Rood loea atEon
tnsccurc nnswor. VIII build d brick lause. nUHI.
NESS, cara Letter. Carrier No. l.
, 1874-10-16
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE,

iE'pn SALE-slc0 WILL BUY LOT AT PARK
L lllagc. $1b down and Hs month unfIi pait; ono
erty IN matkot. TN BROWN. 142 Lasae-s.. Room i.
TOR SALE = HOUSES AND COTTAGES IN
u EnRtuw0od and Evanston a. low prices and caey
terms; Monthly payinonts, T1LL0TH0N DilU5.. 81
Washington
, 1874-10-16

Instantaneous.
SITUATION WASTED.BY 4 YOUNG MAN OF
~ iaa ~ nahs IN Garo2 vssrs hs
cceA K!xcn. Address for tive days, a. Tinng oRca
, 1874-10-16

EE1HO cltlucOTta.
NTANTED-A SMART Gill; WHO CAN WRITE
fair hand, bo able to machine aud ayalat In
IV VASTED--TO.DAY-AT o M1LWAUKEE.AV.,
~ hookhludrr, girl for fnldinN aud sewing.
IVAETED-LADY- AND G1SSYLTsalEE CANVASS.
w css for tho Remington 6owing Machine. 237
6tAte.at.
, 1874-10-16
70 RENT--sToREs. OFFICES. &c.

s3tnrcs. .., ..-.. -.......
ITO REST-THE LARGE STORE AMI, UPPER
&. Mnns: NJ, sGya,2T aG eto: . a o cas
RIO KENT-CnEAP-TWO FINE STORES NOS. 81
J. snd t8 WashtHEton;st near STATE, 70 9nd 20 fcet
, 1874-10-16

Migoo1anoous.
no MENT-PART OF FOURTH FLOOR lstSls9.
fall to cali II sau are looking for such placo.
RIO REST-EInE.PNOOF WAREHOUSE, FIRST
onr suitable for heavy ttosazo n,aohInory ko. 4, g.
aud htonruest., Mgax PnlmoF House aud Exposition
building. q. II. NEUKWTrli.
, 1874-10-16

--....-,.. H0Mnclfonncrs.
SITUATION WATEn-AB HOUSEKREpER IN .
rFatTctabn family; II competent 10 tAkH fall chsTRs
Waui Itks % have boJ boa I'd ilh hur who il icaris
u. Tribune u1co.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-20
TO CBSCRlBERS.

On the hrst day of January next the
new postal law goes into effect. which
compels publishers to pre- pay the
postage on all papers sen. by mail to
subscribers outside Of the county
where the paper is issued.
While we do not propose to increase
the price Of subscription for the SEN
TISEL on account of this extra expense,
We can not afford to give credit for the
paper and pay the postage besides
We must receive our subscription
money in advance. We viii, during
the ensuing week, send an account OF
the amount due us to each of our sub
scribers up to January lst, 1875, and
all papers not paid for up TO that time
must stop.
II will be our endeavor TO make the
SENTINEL worthy of the support of
our patrons, whom, we trust, will
promptly respond to this appeal.